Local Youth Describes London Town Coronation Prep
A local youth chronicles London scenes ahead of the coronation. He notes decorated streets, coronation procession seating costs, major sights from Piccadilly Circus to the Tower, and a mix of Empire troops. He also meets Indians, Americans, and a LDS missionary, observing cultural differences and daily life in Southampton.
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Piccadily
Hyde Park
Regents Park
Zoo
British Empire
Bengal Lancers
Canadian Mounted Police
New
Parliament
Westminister Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Tower
Queen of Scots
Ann Boleyn
Jane Gray
Sir Walter Raleigh
Tower Bridge
Trafalgar Square
British Museum
London
Ceylon
India
Harvard
Ken Williams
Salt Lake
Latter Day Saints
Wisdom Library Building to Undergo Repair
Floyd McClennan and Mrs. McClennan had visited Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and left for Great Falls. Mrs. McClennan plans to remain in Wisdom for a time as the Wisdom library building is slated for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom Library
Floyd McClennan
McClennan
Harry Hopkins
Great Falls
Mrs. McClennan
Wisdom
County Federation Meeting Planned at Wise River
The County Federation of Women’s clubs meets in Wise River on Saturday May 22. A luncheon will be served by the Wise River club. Reservations are due by Thursday and all federation members and guests are welcome. Mary N. Cottrell. Read the Dillon Examiner.
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County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Wise River
Wise River Club
Mary N. Cottrell
SacaJawea Memorial Park to mark Lewis and Clark site
The planned park commemorates the Lewis and Clark expedition landing at Beaverhead where the party met Sacajawea and received horses. It notes the cache site on the return journey and the group’s progress toward the Missouri headwaters before crossing to the Pacific side. The park will be well marked to help visitors recognize the historic significance of the site.
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Red Rock River
Horse Prairie Creek
Beaverhead
Sacajawea
Horse Prairie
Trail
Missouri
Pacific
Dillon Nine Franchise Appointed In State League
The Dillon baseball franchise was approved for the state league with a 30 game schedule. Captains include President Al Erickson and Vice President Dr. F H Bimrose. other officers are Ted Renfro secretary treasurer C A Beckler and Jerry McGahan. Umpire George Irey serves as official scorer.
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Dillon Nine
Herbert Kakuske
al Erickson
F. H. Bimrose
Ted Renfro
C. A. Beckler
Jerry McGahan
George Irey
Beaverhead Declamation Rep Arthur Christensen Places Third
Arthur Christensen of Beaverhead County High School finished third in the boys division of the state declamation contest with his reading Eyes. The Beaverhead school had also produced a previous year’s declamation representative, and the staff cooperates with the Examiners department in printing the Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christensen
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Snappy Elk Drum Corps Makes Initial Appearance
A large crowd watches the Snappy Elk Drum Corps directed by Kenneth Wheat in their debut. Drum major Leone Cashmore leads the group with snare drummers Harold Murray and Emery Smith, bass drum George Christensen, cymbals Kenneth Wheat, buglers William Mitchell Jr and others including Don Wilcox and Ernest Nelson among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wheat
Leone Cashmore
Harold Murray
Emery Smith
Paul Bramsman
Tom Pinkerton
Dan Henneberry
Dave Hier
Burnice Farrell
Paul Stahl, Jr
George Christensen
William Mitchell, Jr
Don Wilcox
Ernest Nelson
Doyle Gordon
Dave Williams
Roscoe Cornell
John Bourquin
Don Julson
Preston Neff
William Koeneke
Ott Gordon
Don Nelson
May Fete Staged With Toyland Theme And Queen
Normal May fete featured a vocal chorus by the Men’s glee club under Arnold Clair. The 1937 May queen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Slepcevich of Anaconda, is a 17 year old sophomore and campus leader. She presided over the fete as president of the Women’s Athletic association and chaired the event. She is active in Student Government, Chanticleers, journalism, Kappa Zeta Nu, Kampus Kadets, and is associate editor of the Montanomal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Athletic Association
Chanticleers
Kappa Zeta Nu
Kampus Kadets
Montanomal
Past Matrons Club Meets at Mrs Roe's Home
The Past Matrons club held its Monday gathering at the residence of Mrs. E. B. Roe. Members discussed upcoming events and social activities for the group.
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E. B. Roe
State Trapshoot Plans and Top Scores at Dillon
Montana event emphasizes Dillon leaders Ted Renfro and Pete Westergaard as officers. Dr. E G Free tops registered singles with 100, while W R Tarrant and Joe Latimer chase high marks. Sheridan leads overall standings with strong telegraphic scores and a tense event shaping up for a possible state title.
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E. G. Free
Dillon
W.R. Tarrant
Helena
Joe Latimer
Robert Poore
Butte
Montana
Dillon Gunners
Glendive
Sheridan
Billings
Roy Forrester
Dr. Free
Renfro
E. Peterson
O. A. Schulz
Birer
Ed Tolson
Weatherwax
Everett
E. Simmons
W. B. Bradley
Prosser
Tarrant
B. Gruner
Wahle
Latimer
Schulz
Forrester
Stump
Pro
E. Edwards
A. J. Davis Jr
Jack Keenan
R. M. Barrett
V. Grunert
R. Prosser
C. McNeal
Otto Schulz
Tallent
Free
Leary
B. Emerick
R. Smith
D. Peterson
William Hasley
Anaconda
B. Wahle
A. Peterson
R. C. Kane
P. F. Kane
F. Eudaily
McNeal
Bryant
Dillon Golfers Attend Deer Lodge Invitational
Among the Dillon attendees at a Deer Lodge Sunday invitational golf tournament were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hartwig Morse Waldorf H. M. Brundage Whitey Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William Backus Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilkinson George M. Gosman Dr. W. H. Stephan and J. W. Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Deer Lodge
W. B. Hartwig
Morse Waldorf
H. M. Brundage
Whitey Palmer
William Backus
Sam Wilkinson
George M. Gosman
W. H. Stephan
Chanticleer Club Dinner Meet Highlights Members
Chanticleer Club lists admitted Matrix members including Reta Albertson Montanomal staff president and committee chair. Francis Tonrey journalism vice president and committee chair. Edith Nelson Montanomal secretary and committee worker. Elena Slepcevich journalism two quarters Montanomals distributor and committee work. Barbara Schofield Chinook editor Montanomal staff scandal sheet ad manager. Bill Olsen Chinook business manager Montanomal staff two quarters. Henry Elwood Scandal Sheet Montanomalist and Index contributor. Maxine Adams two quarters Montanomal editor and business manager. Also notes professors Rush Jordan Rush Jordan addresses at Frazer Nashua and Dr. Robert E Albright at Victor Corvallis Manhattan Sunburst and President Sheldon E Davis at Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Albertson
Montanomal
Chanticleers
Francis Tonrey
Edith Nelson
Elena Slepcevich
Barbara Schofield
Scandal Sheet
Vodlvil
Bill Olsen
Chinook
Henry Elwood
Index
Maxine Adams
Rush Jordan
Frazer and
Nashua
Robert E. Albright
Victor
Corvallis
Manhattan
Sunburst
Sheldon E. Davis
Harlem
Dillon Man to Preside at Meeting
Dillon man Phillips will preside and present the secretary's report at a meeting Friday. Speakers include W H Donald Melville head of the Montana Livestock commission I R Carpenter grazing division director B W Scanderett Northern Pacific vice president Dr W J Butler state veterinarian F E Mollin Denver ANLA secretary and Evan W Kelley regional forester. Officers will be elected Friday.
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Phillips
W. H. Donald
Melville
Montana Livestock Commission
I. R. Carpenter
Division of Grazing
B. W. Scanderett
Northern Pacific Railway Company
W. J. Butler
F. E. Mollin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
Evan W. Kelley
Natives of County Pay Tribute as Hirschman Leaves
Hirschman past master of Dil lon lodge No. 16 A F and A M departed for Nippon with wife amid expressions of regret. Speakers Dr R D Curry T Lee McCracken Charles H Niblack Findlay Watson Hugh Bates Fred Chapman J W Rees voiced best wishes for success in the new home. W G Gilbert presented a fountain pen. Farewell address by Hirschman followed by refreshments and party plans by Matt Kay Paul H Temple and Tom Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirschman
Dillon Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
John T. Orr
Dr. R. D. Curry
T. Lee McCracken
Charles H. Niblack
Findlay Watson
Hugh Bates
Fred Chapman
J. W. Rees
Mr. Hirschman
Matt Kay
Paul H. Temple
Tom Dubois
Butte Leads Montana In Life Insurance Payments 1936
Butte topped Montana cities with 1936 life insurance payments at 880000, ranking 180th nationally. Billings followed with 372000, Great Falls 335000, Missoula 243000, Lewistown 116000, Helena 115000, Dillon 86000, Miles City 80000, Bozeman 76000, Anaconda 67000, Livingston 664000, Kalispell 54000, Gardiner 24000, Havre 23000, Walkerville 22000, Musselshell 20000, Whitefish 19000, Glasgow 17000. Nearby states also show sizable sums, Wyoming total 2000000 led by Cheyenne at 330000. Idaho’s life insur…
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Butte
Montana
Billings
Great Falls
Missoula
Lewistown
Helena
Dillon
Miles City
Bozeman
Anaconda
Livingston
Kalispell
Gardiner
Havre
Walkerville
Musselshell
Whitefish
Glasgow
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Idaho
Montanans Named in Life Insurance Policy Reports
Prominent Montanan life insurance figures are listed reflecting payments from last year due to death or endorsement. Wm. F. O'Leary, attorney of Great Falls, and Olive Belden, attorney of Lewistown, are named among the notable individuals linked to policy maturities.
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Monta
Wm. F. O’leary
Attoney
Great Falls
Olive Belden
Lewistown
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London Town
Brigham Young
Southampton
Cordell Hall
Suez
Farnum
England
Delhi
France
Dillon Examiner
Margaret Lindsay Jeffery Deane
Scotland Yard
Clive Brook
Victoria Hopper
VENUS
Trouble James Dunn
And
Patricia Ellis
Star Photoplay
Grace Moore
Cary Grant
Michael Whalen
Alan Dinehart
Rochelle Hudson
Sacajawea Memorial Park
Examiner
Christensen
Snappy Elk Drum Corps
The
Dillon Club
State Association
Pete Westergaard
W. R. Tarrant
Schultz
E. Everett
Grunert
W. B. Gleed
Neiberth
J. J. Leary
Emerick
Helena Dillon
Havre Maen
Missoula Butte
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Chanticleer Club
Nippon
Boise
North Dakota
Fargo
Ad Dakota
Sioux Falls
NU Brand Eye Ua
Speas Mfg
North Amerian Trapper
North Aeris
Trapph
Charleston
West Virginia
First National Bank
AEE
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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