Bozeman Play Day Draws Eight M S N C Students
Eight women from Montana State Normal College attended a three city Play Day hosted by Montana State College in Bozeman. The group joined attendees from Eastern Montana Normal School Billings for badminton baseball volley ball tennis and archery with a program featuring tea a style show dinners social events breakfasts and a picnic during the weekend trip.
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Montana State Normal College
Montana State College
Bozeman
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Dorothy Blackburn
Audrey Dahl
Beulah Lindberg
Alta Wyne
Ellen Wyne
Doris Sterling
Leah Osborne
Agnes Troutman
Poppies for Poppy Day to be sold here Saturday
Veterans gather to honor the war dead as American Legion Auxiliary members distribute poppies. Disabled veterans made the flowers to aid welfare activities, and proceeds support Legion and Auxiliary relief for families. The call goes out for all citizens to wear the poppy on Poppy Day.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Tax deadline nears as half payments lag
Treasurer Bertie Mathews reports only about one fifth of the expected $101,694 tax haul has been paid. So far $12,478 received. delinquency will apply to taxes unpaid for this half. The deadline extends to Tuesday, June 1 due to the double holiday.
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Bertie Mathews
Local Campaign Slogans and Campaigners Listed
Franklin Bayerd and Irene Megquier ran as yell leaders with Garfield Pomeroy and Marjorie Decker also candidates. Bob Gregg managed Christensen whose slogan was Absolute Impartiality to All Activities and Blake Bean managed Wheat whose Keep Beaverhead on the Map slogan aimed to boost recognition.
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Franklin Bayerd
Irene Megquier
Garfield Pomeroy
Marjorie Decker
Yell
Bob Gregg
Christensen
Blake Bean
Margaret Hanson Weds John Gimmel in Salt Lake City
Word has been received of the marriage of Margaret Hanson formerly of Dillon to John Gimmel of Pocatello. The ceremony occurred in Salt Lake City on May 17. The bride lived in Dillon for years and has many friends here. Gimmel works for the Utah Power company in Pocatello.
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Margaret Hanson
Dillon
John Gimmel
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Mr. Gimmel
Utah Power Company
Dubois couple honored at lodge party reenacts wedding
Mr and Mrs Tom Dubois were guests of Diana Rebekah lodge at a Thursday night party. They watched a staged reproduction of their wedding directed by Martha Quackenbush. The couple, who spent winter in California, received a table lamp from Mrs H G Rodgers along with occasion refreshments.
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Tom Dubois
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Martha Quackenbush
California
Dubois
Flowers Unite Two Generations Across Forests
Blue flowers from the cottonwood creek banks linked Boise and Beaverhead national forests across two generations. Mrs. W. B. Willey of Dillon, Montana, recipient of a seven pound box of wild Coxiana from Boise National Forest, is a daughter of Major F. A. Fenn, Boise's first forest supervisor, and now married to Beaverhead forest supervisor. The note recalls a Boise wild Coxiana and confirms the plant order fulfillment. The passage also notes the Barrett hospital pre school roundup led by County Nurse Luella Stickney and Mrs. Guy D. Combes.
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Cottonwood Creek
Boise National Forest
Coxiana
W. B. Willey
Dillon, Mont
Willey
F. A. Fenn
Boise Domain
Beaverhead National Forest
Boise
Fenn
Boise (Ida
Barrett Hospital
Luella Stickney
Guy D. Combes
Golfers from Deer Lodge and Anaconda at Dillon Club
About 25 golfers from Deer Lodge and Anaconda participated at Dillon Country Club on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Albers moved to the Big Hole basin last Friday.
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Dillon Country Club
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
John Albers
Big Hole Basin
Nyharts Visit City as Twin Bridges Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nyhart of Twin Bridges visited the city on Thursday, staying for social engagements and local tourism activities.
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Earl Nyhart
You Only Live Once to play Hartwig with Sidney and Fonda
Hundreds of fan letters brought Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda together again in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine duo as You Only Live Once opens at Hartwig theatre. Walter Wanger’s release through United Artists presents a stark human drama of a woman’s steadfast faith amid persecution. Maytime also arrives Sunday with MacDonald and Eddy starring, Barrymore in his first role since Romeo and Juliet, produced by Hunt Stromberg and directed by Robert Z. Leonard, achieving a lavish Broadway-scale spectacle for the screen.
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Sylvia Sidney
Henry Fonda
Aida Johnson Young
Hartwig
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
John Barrymore
Lynne Carver
Tom Brown
Hollywood
Hunt Stromberg
Robert Z. Leonard
Ziegfeld
Highway meeting forms regional push for Big Hole basin
A coalition in Deer Lodge Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties formed to publicize Big Hole basin resources. An executive committee led by Mary Shaw Warren Hughes and Fred Hirschy will coordinate with county representatives and the state highway commission meeting in Helena after a Butte gathering.
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Head
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Big Hole Basin
Mary Shaw
Warren Hughes
Fred Hirschy
Willard Thompson
Butte Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Boulter
Butte
Silver Bow County
J. J. Harper
Anaconda
Jack Paddock
Fishtrap
H. S. Armitage
Warren Shaw
Beaverhead
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Commission
Helena
Public health talk on child dental caries and oral health
A scientific discussion on dental health notes 90 to 95 percent of all children with caries and links oral health to overall national health. Prof. Rush Jordan chaired the Monday meeting with Dwight L. Johnson from the high school faculty as a guest.
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Rush Jordan
Dwight L. Johnson
Former Dillon Man Faces Mail Fraud Trial
Government alleges use of mail to defraud yielding thousands of dollars in counts against defendants operating as Northwest Electrical Supply in Butte with ties to Dillon Twin Bridges and later Spokane. Witnesses include Dr. Felix Wolf Philadelphia Ad manager A J Mangold Chicago and other names as the case unfolds.
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Felix Wolf
New York City
Charles C. Rees
Philadelphia
A. J. Mangold
Things Mechanical
Chicago
Philip Muir
Louisville, Ky
Lee L. Ham
Winfield, Kan
C. E. Pfender
Evansville
Ind
Herman Adams
Taftville, Conn
D. R. Andrews
Virginia City
Mont
Butte
Northwest Electrical Supply Company
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Seidensticker
Spokane
Peyton Building
Empire Electrical Products Company
Don F. Finrow
Portland trip linked to Electrolite Safe firm and charges
Seidensticker left for Portland where he allegedly opened Electrolite Safe. Indicted by a Spokane grand jury for operations here, he was released on bond and then went to Oakland where he reportedly ran as New World Appliance. He later moved to Berkeley and has returned to face charges. Electric torches welding farm lighting gear and generators are cited as items offered for sale.
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Seidensticker
Portland
Electrolite Safe Company
Spokane
Oakland
New World Appliance Company
Berkele
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Fisher
Oldsmobile
Vai
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon, Montana
Rotary Meet
Lois Gilbert
Yell Queen
Billie Ann Rife
Paul Decker
Paul Simons
Eileen Gibbons
Eda Jackson
Miss Dahlberg
Mary Dawn Warner
Robert Harrison
Montana Ferguson
Isabel Watson
Lillian Berry
Betty Jo Jeppson
Helen Randolph
Ruth Helen Albright
Mary Markovich
Evelyn McMannis
Mrs. Wayne
Jane Stallings
Dorothy Brundage
Mauree Ericson
Patricia Gilbert
Helen G. Anderson
Lida Shaffner
Valera Fairbanks
Lucile Kelly
Josephine Verbance
Loretta Anderson
Betty Jean Hull
Catherine Brundage
Suzanne Gilbert
Cora Baggarley
Lucille Banning
Elizabeth Spear
Mary Liggitt
Helen Bay
Joe Brown
John Schuler
Pete Best
Desmond Barrett
Fern Stahl
Emma Casper
Dolores Arrigoni
Jimmie Hier
John Rozman
Fred Moore
Gilmer Smith
Pete Sweeney
Ralph Light
Horatio Tragitt
de Rie Ee Bose
Hel Loren Miller
Bob Reeves
Warren Stone
Dillon Examiner
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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