Former Beaver Star To Coach Kalispell
Livingston’s Frank Little, Park County High School head coach since 1942, accepts a post as head coach and director of physical education at Flathead County High School in Kalispell. He will start next September after leaving Livingston May 28 and move to Kalispell with his wife and four children. Little led Park High to the 1947 state Class A title and previously coached Glendive’s 1940 state Class A champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Frank Little
Park County High School
Flathead County High School
Kalispell
Little
Glendive
Park High Grid
Tommy
Sue
Jerrie
John
Hearing on Dodson license reinstatement in Dillon
Charles L. Sheridan and Glenn Schultz led testimony Tuesday on Jerry Dodson’s bid to reinstate a driver license suspended after he forfeited bond in a intoxicated driving case. Myrl Erwin testified for review by the state board with applicant Robert Wright and Police Chief Dan Mooney present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sheridan
State Highway Patrol
Glenn Schultz
Dillon
Jerry Dodson
Myrl Erwin
State Board
Robert Wright
Dan Mooney
Eagles Initiate Two Members in Wisdom Event
Worthy President Al Ward and Robert Jackson led a Wisdom initiation Saturday evening for Clarence Henry and James Devine. A dance followed the business session, described as a grand opening, at Jimmy's Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
al Ward
Robert Jackson
Wisdom
Clarence Henry
James Devine
Jimmy
Former Student Wins DAR Award at Malta High School
Aureta McMenomey of Beaverhead county and Armstead earned the D A R senior citizenship award chosen by Malta High School’s senior class and faculty. She excelled as honor student, student council secretary, drama participant, and church organist while active in music and community service in Malta and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aureta McMenamey
Beaverhead County
Armstead
Malta High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aureta
Havre
Hayes] Baxter
Dillon
St. Mary’s Church
Malta
Miss McMenomey
B. J. McMenomey
Ryan’s Canyon
Bert
Talent Wins Opening Day Derby With 2 Lb 9 Oz Trout
W. T. Talent entered a two pound nine ounce trout in the Sport Shop opening day derby. He landed near Virginia City for the record fish of the season. Other entrants include Sam Freeman with a 2 lb 7 oz trout from north of town Ernest Stoppel 2 lb 4 oz from Blacktail and Russell Ron nemose 2 lb from Pig tail. All weights dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Talent
Sport Shop
Virginia City
Sam Freeman
Ernest Stoppel
Russell Ronnemose
Thirty Days Sentence for Vagrancy Plea
Jean Osborn was arraigned in the justice court on a vagrancy charge. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Judge Louis Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Osborn
Justice Court
Louis Stahl
Country Club Launches Membership Drive and 1948 Schedule
Dillon Country Club board approves season plan featuring sports and social events. Memberships kept with a new green fee raising head of family to 25 dollars, single man 17.50, single wage-earning woman 12.50. Detailed 1948 calendar lists golf, dinners, luncheons, championships, and social functions through December. Fairways praised as excellent and greens prepared for June 6 two-ball mixed foursome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
W. E. Monger
H. M. Brundage
B. A. Risley
L. A. Schulz
Idaho Falls
Butte
Idaho Falls, Men; 18, Women’s Golf and Dinner; 19, Club Stag
Greens
Three Dillon Nursing Students to Receive Nurse Caps
Geraldine Gillies Lois Sacry and Verda Howard will complete their pre clinical nursing studies at Sisters of Charity School of Nursing Carroll College Helena and receive their nurse caps on May 30. After two weeks vacation they begin practical training at St Vincent’s Hospital Billings Gillies was in the spring play and named to the membership committee of the Montana State Organization of Student Nurses district No 4 in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Geraldine Gillies
J. Fred Kerr
Lois Sacry
Paul Sacry
Verda Howard
Ray S. Howard
Sisters of Charity School of Nursing
Carroll College
Helena
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
Vacation Bible School plans outlined by local churches
Representatives from Methodist Presbyterian and Episcopal churches organized a daily vacation Bible school to start June 7 at 9:30 am in the Methodist church. Rev. J. M. Hunter named director with divisions for all ages up to high school. A planning meeting for helpers is set for next Thursday at 3 pm at the Methodist parsonage. The program is free and open to all children regardless of church affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Methodist Church
J. M. Hunter
Death claims Albert E. Robison in Anaconda funeral held
Carl and Leonard Robison were summoned to Anaconda by the death of their father Albert E. Robison who had visited Dillon many times and had many friends there. The funeral took place Saturday morning in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Leonard Robison
Anaconda
Albert E. Robison
Dillon
State Normal Commencement Set For June 3
The article outlines the approaching State Normal commencement scheduled for June 3 with events on May 30 including a graduates dinner at 1 p.m. and the baccalaureate service at 8:15 p.m. Rev. James M. Hunter will deliver the sermon "How Firm a Foundation" and a graduates promenade is planned for Friday night at 9 o'clock in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hunter
The
Methodist Church
Spring Clinics for Crippled Children In Butte
Montana announces spring clinics for crippled children to discover diagnose and recommend care. In Butte the May 28-29 clinic at St. James hospital serves six counties with Dr. Odgers and Dr. J. K. ilman as orthopaedic examiners and Dr. Gillespie for general pediatrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Division of Services For
Crippled Children
Montana State Board of Health
Robert E. Mattison
Crippled Children of
Montana
Public Health
Division
State Board of Health
St. James’ Hospital
Powell
Granite
Mayland Is Chosen Beaverhead Polio Chapter Chairman
Jennings L Mayland was named chairman of the Beaverhead chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at the annual meeting. Officers named include Dave Williams as vice chairman W M Stone Jr treasurer and Don Wheat secretary. An executive board was appointed with Mrs H H Hendren Mrs Paul Stahl Jr Mrs Luther Smith Dr George L Routledge and Mrs Grimes. Frank McDonald of Great Falls presided. The Legion auxiliary backs the chapter which aims to aid in a polio epidemic. a separate committee will run the March of Dimes campaign next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings L. Mayland
Beaverhead
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Walter V. Grimes
Dave Williams
W. M. Stone, Jr
Don Wheat
H. H. Hendren
Paul Stahl, Jr
Luther Smith
George L. Routledge
Dillon Rifle Club Friday shoot results at City Hall range
Tie scores for first and second placed by B Koenig and H Hignight with 277 for high mark. O Swissman and C Buckingham followed with 274. Other shooters: Langdorf 268, Banks 261, Simon 256, Jacobson 240, P Cashmore 224, Northrup 230, Rosenau 191.
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Dillon Rifle Club
City Hall
B. Koenig
H. Hignight
O. Swissman
C. Buckingham
Banks
Northrup
P. Cashmore
Langdorf
Rosenau
Simon
Jacobson
Diplomas Awarded at High School Graduation
High school class graduation notes include awards from Montana State Normal College for outstanding merit Peggy Lou Sutherland wins a scholarship. Diploma candidates listed with Valedictory by Donna Carrigan. Ralph Huntley of the board officiates as diplomas are awarded by the board chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus J. Carleton
Montana State University
Prin
D. L. Johnson
Fred’ Honeychurch
Johnson
Ralph Huntley
Donna Carrigan
Lewis Smith
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Montana State Normal College
Patricia Babcock
Maurice Bostwick
Barbara Boyer
Coy Brown, Jr
Robert Cardinale
Jack Coppin
Anita Dallas
Lambert Eliel
Ted Hazelbaker
John Hren
Clayton Huntley
Retha Jones
Bill Kearns
Helen Kosowski
Rosemary Lane
Helge Madsen
Estelle Marchesseault
Hewitt Martinell
Walter May
Peggy
Lou Sutherland
Keith Trowbridge
Fay Waldemar
Joan Wenger
Goldie Wertz
Hiram ZeBarth
Native Dillon Woman Passes in California
Mrs. Fredrika Cushing of Dillon learns of the death of her daughter Mrs. Walter Dietrick in Whittier California after a brief illness. Born April 18 1895 she attended Dillon schools and moved to California about 30 years ago. Survived by husband mother a son and daughter in law two grandchildren and siblings Mr and Mrs Orvis Nyhart of Norwalk and Mr and Mrs Wallace Ogden of Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrika .Cushing
Whittier
Calif
Walter Dietrick
Dillon
California
Orvis Nyhart
Norwalk
Wallace Ogden
Fresno
Family Obituary Notices From Dillon And Whittier
Mr and Mrs Will Cushi and Mr and Mrs Edgar Ferris along with Helen Cushing and Mrs An Schuler are listed as uncles and aunts in Dillon. The funeral took place on Saturday in Whittier. Virginia Tovey a Montana State University student spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Tovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cushi
Edgar Ferris
Helen Cushing
An Schuler
Dillon
Whittier
Virginia Tovey
Montana State University, Spe
Mrs. W. Tovey
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Beaver
Eagles
New Modern
Bill Gandrad
Cecil Lakey
Montana’s
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
N. Mostana St
DAR
Hartwig
Ruth Warrick
Walter Brennan
Dean Jagger
Charlotte Greenwood
Natalie Wood
A Republic Picture
William Powell and
Myrna Loy
Song OF
the Thin Man
Lash LaRue
al St. John
Tim Holt
Wild Horse
Philip Reed and
Hilary Brooke
Margaret O’brien
Cyd Charisse
Karin Booth
Alexander Dumas
the Prince OF Thieves
Jon Hall
Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake
Blondie
Mayland
Aella
Bill
United States
Montana. Power Company
Hartwig Hatchery & Poultry Farm
E. Sebree
Post Office
Tner
Co-Op Rendering Association
Dillon Rendering Co
First National Bank
Ban
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