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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1940

Page

3

Kelly McCulley wedding and local social notes

Mary Kelly of Dillon and James Lawrence McCulley wed at the bride’s home with Father F X Lechner officiating. The ceremony featured talisman roses, a pink bridesmaid, and a wedding march by Mrs. Helena. After a breakfast at Miss Clara Plant’s, the couple depart for Chicago to visit relatives before settling in Dillon. Also reported are Junior Legion officers, a Dillon Country Club golf dinner, and a Normal College M club sports dance.

Mary Ruth Kelly J. E. Kelly Dillon James Lawrence McCulley J. H. McCulley F. X. Lechner St. Rose Catholic Church Kelly Ethel Kennedy Lakeview Webster McCulley Arthur DeCelles Helena Erwin Christensen Clara Plant Chicago Mr. McCulley Beaverhead County High School Normal College McCulley Cardwell School Polaris Maysel Mallon John Long Forest Long Elkhorn Springs Latin Club Beaverhead County Lowell Mallon Dave Hickman Butte Fred Gill Colonel Combs Ben Mallon Bill Dodgson Dell Bacon James Dodd Maud Stabler James Jackson John Trueman Sam Melrose Byron Dewey Gus Miller William Dodgson Bill Gilbert Dodgson Ralph Potts

Recital and Community Notices Share Local Events

A piano recital by Mrs. Helen Carney’s pupils drew a pleased audience at the training school auditorium Saturday night. Participants included Janet Henneberry Eddie Davis Gerta Huber Sammy Davis John Hovren Jimmy Orr Peggy Sutherland Lambert Eliel Janet Curry Dorothy May Minger Jean Stamm Marilyn Routledge and Alice Davis. Mr and Mrs Joe Gelhaus hosted a 730 dinner at Roselle cabins Armstead celebrating their son Francis J Gelhaus birth day. Guests included Francis J Gelhaus and Kalispel bound visitors. Church and club notices follow with meetings and awards announced for St James Episcopal guild Theta Carroll club Methodist Ladies Aid L D S Relief society Riverside club Lutheran Ladies Aid and Baptist Ladies Aid with transport calls and dessert and bridge results.

Dillon Country Club Harold Babcock Helen Dahlberg W. W. Hawkins Hawkins Walter Stamm Lambert Eliel Walter Foster D. L.’ Johnson F. McFadden Elmer Selway W. B. Willey C. G. D’evelyn Francis Tonrey Dave ‘Williams Helen Carney Training School Janet Henneberry Eddie Davis Gerta Huber Sammy Davis John Hovren Jimmy Orr Peggy Sutherland Janet Curry Dorothy May Minger Jean Stamm Marilyn Routledge Alice Davis Joe Gelhaus Roselle Armstead Francis J. Gelhaus Kalispel Norman Giles S. M. Rogan Adelaide Gelhaus Katherine G. Miller Theta Florence Backus Mayme Hoffman H. E. Andrus Carroll Club Frank Gorman Sylvester Meade Helen Bulger J. W. Kenny Methodist Ladies Aid Society Elmer Sage L.D.S. Relief Society Fern Warner Riverside Club Elmer Peterson J. W. Deputy Deputy Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Martin Thompson Ernest Pewe The Baptist Ladies Aid Society

Pardons sought for Great Falls girl in 1937 murder case

Parents of Muriel Murphy seek gubernatorial clemency after she and co-defendant William Newman were Convicted of first degree murder in the Gust Anderson slaying. Gov Roy E Ayers recommended conditional pardons and continued court jurisdiction for 10 years. Murphy, aged 15 at conviction, reportedly married three months before the crime.

Great Falls Muriel Murphy William J. Newman Gust Anderson Roy E. Ayers Newman C. C. Murphy Herbert N. Owens Augusta Anderson

Wise River Social Roundup Buoyed by Visits and Events

A busy week in Wise River with guests and locals visiting Dillon Butte Anaconda and Missoula. Notable mentions include the Husted and Trueman families hosting and traveling, a Wise River Women’s Club meeting, a barn dance and multiple medical visits and transport to Dillon for treatment and care.

Victor Goody Butte Jerry Creek Ralph Tope Walter Gnose Ralph Potts Harry Bennett Dillon Bill Dodgson Bill Carter Frank Husted Morrow State Veterinary W. F. Dodgson Eldon Trueman Delias Dodgson Missoula James Adkins Meadow Creek Weldon Trueman Dewey Kenneth Hull Melrose John Trueman Charlie Trueman Wise River Women’s Club J. M. Patterson Gladys Tofte J. S. Patterson Fred Jim Patterson Leslie Jones James Goose Harold Martin Dan Pendergast Great Falls Gold Creek Tom Pendergast Fielding Gray Sharon Lea Stanchfield Verne ‘Stanchfield Frank Dodgson Lorraine Bozeman Jeanette Rankin W. O. Ferguson Anaconda Robert Ferguson William Ferguson Ruby McDonnell Wise River Robert Fergusons W. Ferguson L. Thomas Colonel Combs Dave Hickman Fred Gill Warren Hughes Ted Woodard Hughes Quad County Federation Elizabeth Allen Gilbert Dodgson Bob Bill Ferguson Tom Pender Bill Verne Stanchfield Baby Paul Paddock Clarence McKenna Mickey Fred Rankin James M. Dodd Ben Mallon Husted Ranch Curtis Hunter J. Arch Webbing Cal Peterson

Melrose Social News Highlights Local People

Mrs. George Huber and Hazel LaMarche motor to Dillon. A library fund food sale in Frank Gordon's store drew about seventy. Many residents visited, roads and travels noted with visits to Cherry Creek Butte Glen and Dillon. Frank Reynolds plans a grandstand at his ranch for rodeos. Dancing and club events fill the Melrose calendar through May.

George Huber Hazel Marguerite LaMarche Dillon Library Fund Frank Gordon Beverly Hager Bert Orr Cherry Creek Pete Wilhelm Butte Pat Smith Frank Reynolds Ruby Wilhelm Glen Smith Ranch Ethel Orso Melrose Leonard Norris Karl Kambich Divide Dan Smith Whitehall Kenneth McCann Mitchell W. K. Harvey R. W. Wilhelm Andy Norris Keith Boetticher Bernard Hoffman Otto Boetticher Hazel LaMarche Marvin McCauley Presbyterian Church Canada Albert Strebs Delias Dodgson Missoula Claude Dodgson Delias Rebekah Lodge Marguerite la- Marche Mrs. Hull Hazel la- Marche Wise River George Schultz Roy Evans Soap Gulch Beryl Austin Jamil Weed Calif Mabel Bighorn Twin Bridges Ada Gordon Reste Arrigoni John Joan Walkerville Jesse Swofford Ham Norris Jackson Springs Norman Grant Herate Deer Lodge Lois Connor Kent Wilhelm Josephine Vsti Winnemucca Nev Bessie Dedman

Wheat acreage allotment set for 1941 at 62 million

The Agriculture Adjustment Administration announced a 1941 national wheat allotment of 62 000 000 acres with Montana receiving 3 767 254 acres. No marketing quota is proclaimed this year. The national allotment matches last year’s, signaling progress in stabilizing supplies under the AAA program. County and then individual farmer allotments follow, with qualified farmers eligible for conservation payments crop insurance parity payments and wheat loans if available.

Washington Montana Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA Henry A. Wallace United States R. M. Evans

Ford Way of Doing Business Aims at Customer Value

Ford Motor Company showcases its philosophy with Henry and Edsel Ford maintaining daily contact with operations. The approach emphasizes lower profits for more value, worker benefits, and making cars affordable for the average family.

Ford Henry Ford Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company

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Lois Mary Rife Junior Legion Auxiliary Ardella Sanner Mary Beth Smith Irma Lou Warner Elfreda Paddock Florence Casterline Ann Carroll M_ club Ray Gallant Marlin K. Farmer Rush Jordan Clubs St.James Kalispell Frank Porter Smith Valley California Porter Norris Madison County Tobacco Root Mountains Francis A. Thomson Madison County Mining Association Montana School of Mines Carl Trauerman Mining Association of Montana Madison Townsend Fairthorne Wisconsin Lametti Peter Lametti Confederate Gulch Northwest Mining Syndicate H. O. Miller Superior Diamond City Civilian Conservation Corps Earl F. Landreth Fort Missoula CCC Landreth Second Corps Malta Fifth Corps Ballantine Ninth Corps Alberton Reclamation Bureau US. Forest Service Montana Stockgrowers Association Treasure J. E. Brock Kaycee Wyo American National Livestock Association oPiher Burton Brewster E. A. Dye State ‘Board F. E. Mollin Denver G. H. Craig Department of Agriculture Montana State College G. B. Thorne W. J. Butler Jack Arnold Birney E. A. Phillips Douglas Fessenden Montana State University Francis Ferko Melrose Joseph P. Maher Ford Way
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