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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1952

Page

2

Car crash raises calls for safer driving in town

A reader laments a deadly accident and urges stricter penalties for reckless driving. The column notes Jackson posted 25 mph speed signs and calls for neighborly vigilance during fishing season and summer events. It also lists local social happenings and community notices from May in Dillon and surrounding areas.

Jackson The Jackson Bridge Club Lena Nelson Dillon George Krause Fred Nelson Roy Ford John Krause Wilfred Shepherd Tom Clemow Allen Dansie Wendell Jardine Mark Clemow Harry Lapham John Jackson Lawrence Holleran Jim Johnson Charles Wenger Freeland Mace Bud Harrison Mert Fullerton Lapham Wenger Mace Nelson Fullerton Holloran Fred Hirschy

Spring home furnishings turn casual with new textures and color

The article notes a spring shift to casual 20th century inspired furnishings focusing on texture over pattern. It highlights durable storage in small tables, wood tones, color trends from deep jewel blues to earthy browns, and one color prints with black and white accents. It also reports rising VA disability, pension claims, and Korean War related medical benefits and ends with G I loan guidance.

Ermina Fisher

Assembly of God Church Weekend Services Schedule

The Assembly of God Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service at 8 p m and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.

Assembly OF God Church

Grasshopper Hoppers 4-H Meeting At Harrison Ranch

The Grasshopper Hoppers 4-H club met at the Harrison ranch on April 12 at 2 o clock. The president called the meeting to order and safety hints were the day’s roll call topic. Mr Mikkelson spoke on 4-H problems and range grasses. Barry Remely reported on the trip to Bozeman for the winter hoedown. Lunch was provided by Wayne Harrison and Todd Holland. The next meeting is set for April 26 at 2 o clock at the Remely ranch.

Harrison Ranch Mikkelson Barry Remely Bozeman Wayne Harrison Todd Holland Remely Ranch Sue Harrison

Montana to Honor Top Soil Conservationists at Billings Luncheon

Announcement from Goodyear Tires and Rubber reports a statewide recognition luncheon honoring Montana’s outstanding soil conservationists. The event will be held at the Northern Hotel in Billings on September 23 as part of the annual soil conservation awards program.

Helena Montana Billings Goodyear Tires and Rubber Company Akron

Veterans Affairs contact info urged for veterans

A weekly column guides veterans to the Veterans Administration contact men in the area. For detailed information, veterans should write or contact the nearest VA unit.

Veterans Administration

VA outlines rules for advanced training under GI bill

The Veterans Administration states veterans must apply for advanced training before finishing current courses or within 30 days after completion. They must begin the new training within 30 days after finishing their present course or when enrollment in the new course is allowed, whichever comes later. Summer breaks do not count. The guidance covers most GI bill trainees and advises visiting VA before current course completion to plan.

Veterans Administration

Inventory pads and ruled sheets at the Examiner

The Examiner shows stock of inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets. Readers glimpse available layouts and sizes for accounting and record keeping.

The Examiner

Tight Rope and Masquerade at Dorinda Estate

A serialized tale threads a masquerade where Stella Moore passes as Dorinda LaCroix to shield an elderly relative. Dorinda’s identity strands with a shipwreck death, a budding romance with Cleve Adams, and Deputy Hawley probing the fraud amid hints of a mysterious yellow haired woman.

Dorinda Lana Edward Harriet Fay Thorndyke Cleve Adams Hawley Taylor Stella Moore

Dorinda Faces Pressure to Stay in False Role

Dorinda confronts Edward's plan to keep her in a false position as he hints at a more comfortable life if she stays. He dismisses friendships with Carol or Lana and tightens control, while Dorinda contemplates leaving but feels bound by Fay and her employer's authority.

Dorinda Edward Hawley Fay Carol Lana Cribbage

Shipping Fever in Cattle Affects Stock Any Time of Year

This column explains shipping fever can appear anytime though spring and fall show higher frequency, targets stressed cattle, and may follow exposure to disease carriers. It attributes probable viral causes with hemorrhagic septicemia as a complication and notes carriers can spread infection after recovery. Early signs include fever dullness and respiratory trouble. Prevention urges vaccination at least two weeks before shipping.

Montana folk dance festival slated for June seventh

Great Falls will host the fourth annual Montana folk dance festival on June 7. An estimated 800 to 1,000 dancers from Montana and Canadian cities and towns are expected to attend.

Great Falls Montana

Wesley Castles Files Nomination For Attorney General

Missoula county attorney Wesley Castles has filed his nominating petition with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell to run on the Republican ticket for attorney general. Castles became county attorney in January 1951 after prosecuting three Missoula officials over irregularities in duties. He was named Montana’s outstanding young man of the year by the Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce and has practiced law with Charles Lendke before his county post. He is married to Ruth Blake of Great Falls with two daughters, Susan and Judy.

Helena Beaverhead St. Margaret’s Guild Bill Allen Tom Fox McKevitt Eunice Kurz Spokane Dwaine McKevitt Harold Adams Grant New Mexico Fred Hirschy Harry Lapham S. M. Meade Charles Wenger Mary Ann Kiedroski American Red Cross San Francisco Jackson Bess Armstrong Diamond Bar Inn Missoula Zina Burton Eathal Waters Idaho Falls Larri Dori Barsness Ben Tone Virginia City Players Chappy Butte Warren Kunkel Ben Laenger Jake Neidt Tom Clementh Roy Ford Tom Clemow Allen Dansie Mark Clemow Rose Ann Wesley Castles Missoula County Sam W. Mitchell Castles Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce State of Montana Charles Lendke Ruth Blake Great Falls Susan Judy

Crossword Pulse Across and Down Clues

A compact list of across and down clues including unbind warp-yarn secluded abbot oriental flower railroad mes sages and more with entries for pear-shaped fruits pulpy fruits resort city melancholy river in Switzerland permit finish driver of a team lamprey and other standard crossword prompts

France Eng Switz

Last Week's Answer Puzzle Clue Pack

A compact puzzle item listing several crossword style clues and references including Ireland, Hebrew month, and directional terms. The snippet notes entries such as poet Ireland, poet Over, Hall, West Africa, and a Hebrew month, implying a themed wordplay or crossword answer set.

Ireland Over Hall West Africa

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