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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1943

Page

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Local Selective Service Classifications and Marine Recruit Entrants

The draft classifications include 1 A and 3 C listings for several men. Mary Dawn Warner of 488 Kentucky Avenue heads to Hunter College New York City for six weeks of Marine basic training as a private in the Women’s Reserve. She is a Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College graduate and former Norris School teacher. Loy N Priestley twenty is among 158 Navy signalmen graduates at the University of Illinois campus and awaits fleet or shore duty with potential advancement to petty officer.

U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve Mary Dawn Warner Kentucky Avenue Dillon Warner Hunter College New York City United States Marine Harold M. Warner Beaverhead County Montana State Normal College Norris School Loy N. Priestley Carl Priestley Wisdom Navy’s School For University of Illinois

Summer Team College Opens June 7 At Montana

Summer school opens Monday June 7 to serve regular students pursuing diplomas or degrees and former teachers seeking emergency permits. Emergency permits, valid one year and renewable, require approval by local education officials. The program features observation in the Training School under Mrs Octavia Graves and Miss Ruth Grotheer throughout the session.

Montana Octavia Graves Ruth Grotheer

Dillon Junior High Graduation Set for Friday

Eighth grade graduates of Dillon public school will hold commencement in Bagley auditorium Friday at 2 p.m. Rev Calvin Logan of Dillon Presbyterian Church will give the commencement address. Rev Father F X Lechner will deliver the benediction. The training school orchestra and eighth grade chorus will perform.

Dillon Public School Bagley Auditorium Calvin Logan Dillon Presbyterian Church C. K. Moe F. X. Lechner Moe Lambert Elie

Memorial Day Observed With Dillon Commerces Closed

Memorial day falls on Sunday with Monday observed as a business holiday by the Dillon Chamber of Commerce retail committee. Post office and government agencies stay open per national order. Beaverhead Post of the American Legion holds memorial services Saturday May 29 at Mountain View cemetery with Commander Jay V. McCarthy announcing the program. Committee in charge includes D. V. Paddock, Elza Patrick, Raymond Schwartz, Luther Smith and H. L. Hatton.

Dillon Dillon Chamber of Commerce Beaverhead American Legion Legion Mountain View Cemetery Jay V. McCarthy D. V. Paddock Elza Patrick Raymond Schwartz Luther Smith H. L. Hatton

Tracy Exonerated At Inquest In Slaving Slaying

Tracy was cleared by a coroner's jury for the slaying of Quincy Millsap near Dillon. The jury found self defense, and County Attorney Leonard Schulz ordered Tracy released. The inquest heard Millsap threaten Tracy with a knife after an argument over sheep dog handling at a Cook Sheep company camp on Sage Creek.

Mark C Jack) Tracy Quincy C. Milsap Tracy Millsap Co. Atty Leonard Schulz Raymond Schwartz Cook Sheep Company Sage Creek Dillon Fred Pedersen Lamching Pedersen

Four Teams to Start Dillon Boys Softball League

Four teams sponsored by the Elks American Legion Kiwanis and Rotary will compete in Dillon this summer. Ed Buck announced the league with initial workouts at the Normal college field and Dutch Flat to host regular play.

Dillon Ed Buck Elks American Legion Kiwanis Rotary College Field Dutch Flat Ellis William Lloyd Jack Coppin Duard Banning Bennie Davis Alden Moquist Dick McCracken Jack Nightingale Clyde McLaren Howard Yons Joel Hillstead George Snow Bernard Holloran Vaughn Evans Bobby Ross Tommy Orr Bobby Sanborn J. Martinell Ben Davis Burton Hastings Rod Foster John Ward Bill Hillstead Tom Alley Jimmy Roberts Junior Schleicher Hewitt Martinell Raymond Simon Donald Fair

Montana State Normal College Elects Club Officers

Several campus groups at Montana State Normal elected officers for the coming year. Gargoyle club names Clarence Brammer president and Jeanette Spaberg vice president. others receive honors in Delta Phi Omega and the Order of the Jeweled Masque. Dormitory and Chanticleers also announce new leaders and a $25 donation to a summer program is noted.

Montana State Normal College Clarence Brammer Gargoyle Club Jeanette Spaberg Nelson Lutey Delta Phi Omega National Dramatics Fraternity Dorothy Julian Elizabeth Oneal Marjorie Rydberg Society of the Gargoyles Kathleen Tschache Hamilton Virginia Bee Butte Anna Hardy Florence la Casse Frenchtown Chanticleers Club Jean Ellsworth Lila Camp Estella Moh Betty Newton Women’s Athletic Association Armstead Estella Mohl Barbara Scott Dale Thompson Marjorie Hamer

Former Dillon Resident John C. Cocheran Dies in Seattle

John C. Cocheran 91 a former Dillon resident died last week at the Marine hospital in Seattle after twenty years in Dillon and a later move to Seattle last September. Born March 19, 1852 in Lexington Kentucky he was a lighthouse keeper in Alaska in youth and later tended the fairgrounds here for several years. No surviving relatives are known and he was believed to be the oldest war employee at the Boeing Aircraft plant per a Seattle paper.

John C Jack) Cocheran Dillon Marine Hospital Seattle Lexington Alaska Boeing Aircraft

Court bans Referendum 47 wins approval in Montana

Montana Senator Herbert H. Haight praises the court ruling as the voters’ interests are protected amid war time road financing concerns. He says Referendum 47 proposed debt and tax increases to fund highways with no wartime spending window, highlighting public awakening to dangers of excessive debt.

Montana Supreme Court Herbert H. Haight Montana Citizens Sound Government Committee Montana Haight

Dillon B P W Club selects officers at emblem dinner

Dorothy Erickson was elected president of the Dillon Business and Professional Women’s club at a Wilbur cafe dinner. Haynes Baxter was named vice president, Margaret Ferris Brown secretary, and Eleanor Lortz treasurer.

Dorothy Erickson Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club Wilbur Cafe Haynes] Baxter Margaret Ferris Brown Eleanor Lortz Butte Mamie Jones B.P.W Pearl Schroeder Butte Club Alta McIntyre Cecile Hirschey Claressa Russell Margaret Sweeney Beata Hall Claudia Faust Hall Miss Sweeney Dolly Paddock Miriam Morse Nellie Billings Elizabeth Winn Helen Andrus Gladys Forrester

Dillon women lead Mining District American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Glen Lyon of Dillon was elected district president and Mrs. Rita Johnson of Dillon named district historian at the Butte zone meeting. F. L. Sorenson of Deer Lodge named district commander while Beaverhead Post leaders and Helena resident Bechler attended.

Glen Lyon Dillon American Legion Butte Rita Johnson Lyon Johnson George Gosman Sam Cardinale Ross Hill

Draftees and Service Men to Be Guests at Dance

Members of a large contingent of selectees scheduled to leave for the Butte induction center next Tuesday and service men on leave will be honor guests at a city hall auditorium dance next Saturday night May 29. Admission is free for all selectees and service men and a nominal fee for the public. The committee says these men represent the community in the armed forces and urges full public support and esteem.

Butte City Hall Citizens’ Committee

Montana State Normal College to grant 3 degrees 21 diplomas

The forty sixth annual commencement will confer three bachelor of education degrees and twenty one diplomas at Montana State Normal College. The ceremony Friday May 28 at 8:00 in the auditorium features Pres Raymond H. Snyder of Albion State Normal School, a program including invocation by Rev Calvin Logan, processional by Ralph McFadden, a women’s sextet directed by Vernon H. Taylor, and piano solo by J. W. McCracken with McFadden on second piano.

Montana State Normal College Raymond H. Snyder Albion State Normal School Valley of Decision Calvin Logan The Presbyterian Church Ralph McFadden Vernon Libby Dorothy M. Overby Plentywood Alice Ralston Dillon Marjorie Lorraine Rydberg Outlook Patricia Alice Scully Terry Darothe Louise Strong Livings- On Sheldon E. Davis

Rancher Milton Bean of Centennial Dies at 82

Milton Bean 82 pioneer rancher of Centennial valley died yesterday in Barrett hospital after a week as patient. A rancher there for 57 years he retired two years ago to live with daughter and son in Dillon. Born March 4 1861 in Gonzales Texas he moved to Beaverhead county in 1886. Previously ran a dance orchestra with his family and wife Henrietta who died in 1935.

Milton Bean Centennial Valley Barrett Hospital Dillon W. L. McDowell Mr. Bean Gonzales Texas Beaverhead County Clover Creek Emerson Hughes Henrietta

Forty-Seven Enter Calves In Dillon Futurity Nominations

Montana Hereford breeders nominated forty seven calves for the 1943 Montana Futurity class announced by F. A. Ralston Dillon Hereford show and sale secretary. The event runs Oct 17 and 18 with nominations up to Aug 15 for Futurity bulls and Sept 1 for open class bulls. Premiums total 211.50 for first place and 107.50, 70.50, 4.00, 23.50 for places two through five with further special awards noted.

Montana F. A. Ralston Dillon Co. Agt.Ralston

Well Known Dillon Grocery to Close by July First

Montana Food Market in Dillon will suspend operations July 1 due to rationing difficulties. Proprietors A I Cashmore and S D Hirschman announce liquidation of current stock at reduced prices to clear inventories. Accounts due and outstanding bills payable by July 1. patrons thanked for past support and urged to offer future backing if they resume grocery business.

Montana Dillon A. I. Cashmore S. D. Hirschman

Fishing Opens With Fair Yields on Local Rivers

Opening day fishing drew large crowds despite high and cloudy conditions on the Big Hole and Beaverhead rivers. Beaverhead anglers reported fair creels while most streams in the county drew followers of the late Mr. S Walton for clearer upper reaches. Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City handled court matters in Dillon Monday.

Beaverhead Big Hole S. Walton Lyman H. Bennett Virginia City Dillon

Large Beaverhead Shriners Attend Butte Spring Ceremony

A large Beaverhead County turnout for the Bagdad Temple Mystic Shrine annual spring ceremonial in Butte Saturday night. The event initiated the largest class of novices in years with locals including Mr and Mrs Dellar Gordon Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen Mr and Mrs Cliff Calvert Mr and Mrs Bernard Whitworth and Mr and Mrs Charles Price among attendees.

Beaverhead County Bagdad Temple Butte Dellar Gordon Carl Hansen Cliff Calvert Bernard Whitworth Charles Price

Also Mentioned on This Page

Local Selective Service Board Raymond William Lodiges Earl George Mittlemeir Theodore John Tumillowitz Royower Maurice Milton Tate Vincent J. Pendleton Shakespeare Club Wise River Meet Dillon Shakespeare Club Wise River Wise River Woman’s Club Ralph Potts Margaret Paterson Leee County Federation Lee Light W. B. Willey Berens Countyuseum Association Sahil Truman Wise River Club Eleanor Nelson Warren Hughes Cele Bettany J. F. Kell Lawrence Kansas Frank Worden Missoula Seattle Hospital H. Haight B.P.W. Club Dillon Organization Legion Zone Meeting American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Bay Marguerite LaMarche Seven Seas Philippines Bataan and Corregidor Centennial Montana Food Market
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