Edward Drummey Dies in Seattle After Illness
Edward H Drummery former Dillon resident and prominent Beaverhead County athlete died suddenly last Saturday in Seattle. He moved to Dillon as a child, later studied at Carroll College Helena, joined Bonney-Watson Co morticians in 1916, served in WWI, and was vice president at his death. Survived by wife Mary and three daughters, sister in Dillon and three brothers in Seattle.
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Edward H Drummery
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Seattle
W F Drummey
Carroll College
Helena
Bonney-Watson Co
American Legion
Knights of Columbus, Elks and
Rotary Clubs
National Select Morticians
Mary
Frank Doneghy
Joan
Maryanne
A B Terry
H M Brundage
John
Tim
Emmett Drummey
Brundage
Library Staff Tells of Helena Meeting
Miss Mary Innes and Mrs Iva Orr attended a state library association meeting in Helena last week and thanked the city library board for a two day closure to allow travel. Walter McGuire joined promoting an instructive session with literary figures. Attendees included Janice Kee Edmond G Toomey Ireland Ralph Henry and others. They saw Capt Swetish and Cadet Tolson before departing for Washington.
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Mary Innes
Iva Orr
State Library Association
Helena
City Library Board
Walter McGuire
Janice Kee
Public Library Division
ALA
Edmond G Toomey
Helena Library Board
Ireland
Bowling league scores recount in Treasure State scene
Mockel leads with narrow margin after Megquier Plumbers sweep. high team scores fuel bid for second. Berger Cochrane, Montana Motor Supply, and other clubs post wins as Metlen Hotel tops second half. individual honors go to Ed Hagrning with 189 game and 522 series while Rudy Platt nets 585 in the Commercial League. City League results show Warner's strong 2715 series and Dillon Creamery clinching first place.
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Mockel's
Megquier Plumbers
Plumbers
Mockel
Megquiers
Megquier’s
Berger-Cochrane
Montana Motor Supply
Ed Hagrning
Ford Boys
Commercial League
The
Tribune
Rudy Platt
Coasters
Men's Store
Men
Roberts Market
Gosman Drug
D. Hughes
Roberts
Gosman
Warner
Harvey
Dillon Creamery
Andrus
Farmers Union
Eliels
Eliel
Bob Adams
Louis Schmittroth
Eagle Bar
Louis
Fewer TB Deaths Seen by Veterans Administration
The Veterans Administration reports a 40 percent drop in tuberculosis deaths among World War II veterans from 1948 to 1952 with a further decline projected for 1953. Factors include new chemotherapy programs begun in 1946 and a comprehensive TB case finding survey started in 1948 across VA hospitals and clinics.
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Veterans Administration
Leo V. Schneider
Tuberculosis Control
Navy
Schneider
Plea and Fine in Police Court Case
Muyki Neishi entered a guilty plea in police court on a charge of wilful destruction of personal property valued under 50 dollars. Judge George E Baker fined her 200 dollars and suspended a four month jail term. A dog at her premises was found to have been poisoned by strychnine. she admitted using poison for magpies but denied harming dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muyki
Neishi
George E .Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Drummey
Emily
England
U.S
Ohio
Creamery
Andrus Hotel
Bond Grocery
Eltel’s
Harvey Appliance
Warner Foods and Farmers Union
KEMPS
Twine
Blatchford
Orphan Lambs
Graham
Rogers Farm
Dillon, Mont
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Bill
San Francisco
Mountain States Telephone
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