Social Notes from Dillon and Surroundings
Local residents report visits and travel across Montana. Birth announced for a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nelson in Idaho Falls, former Dillon residents. Several residents travel to Anchorage Missoula Rochester and Norris for family business medical care and visits. Budd I Greenell’s body found at Willow Creek lake. State education and health officials met at the Normal college to discuss the State Course of Study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Armitage
Wisdom
Hallie Stephens
W. A. Nelson
Dillon
Idaho Falls
Nelson
Kugler’s
Roy Vance
Maude Ponds
Melrose
Alfred Peterson
Big Hole Basin
Syrena Sprinkle
Walter Paddock
Dillon Tuesay
Ambrose Brown
Armstead
Justin Brundage
Anchorage
Alaska
Bert Orr, Jr
Mary Grace
Mary Judge
John Orr
Monte Mathews
Missoula
L. E. Davis
Mayo Clinic
Iowa
Missouri
D. C. Brinton
H. A. Boehme
Butte
H. M. Warner
Norris
Mary Dawn Warner
Erma Lou
Budd I. Greenell
Willow Creek Lake
J. E. Kelly
Bozeman
Douglas Gold
Montana State Department of Education
Maude A. Brown
State Department of Health
Normal College
Marjorie C. Hamer
First Lutheran Church Holds Baptisms and Time Change
Leonard Thompson reports that Sunday May 31 worship will begin at 10 00 a m due to a college baccalaureate service at 11 00 a m. An earlier service last Sunday saw eight baptized and confirmed including Elsie Luoma Ruth Olson Fae Hunt and other young women along with several new members joined and families welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Elsie Luoma
Ruth Olson
Fae Hunt
Margaret Banks
Jean Troupe
Alice Staudenmeyer
Marjorie Staudenmeyer
Rudolph Nygren
John Anderson
Hans Mikkelsen
William Zimmerman
Walter Carlson
Oscar Anderson
Gems for Your Scrapbook Tribute to Truth and Virtue
A compact collection of quotations on truth and justice. It features remarks from Demosthenes Robertson Colton and Joseph Parker, framing truth as life and witness beyond words, with time as its ally and prejudice as its foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Robertson
Colton
Quotations on Beauty and Goodness Across Figures
A compilation of reflective statements from H B Stowe Howard Ninon de L Enclos Mary Baker Eddy and James Thomson praising beauty goodness and moral living. The excerpts emphasize the transformative power of beauty and virtue in life and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Summer School Opens Normal Monday June 8
Elizabeth Collins Steed of Billings offers non-credit personal typewriting. The summer school bulletin details courses for out of state candidates for Montana certificates and includes a schedule for 1942 high school graduates in the accelerated two year program. Office correspondence notes welcome attendance from former teachers for refresher courses and many two year graduates seeking certification and degrees. Registration of men will be small.
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Neu
Abeth Collins Steed
Billings
Montana
Dinner for draftees set Sunday in regional roll call
The notice lists draftees from towns including Butte Seattle Crystal Springs Goldfield Evanston Phoenix Winnemucca Los Angeles Clancy Edgemont Hollywood and others with transfers to Ryegate Muskogee Hamilton Hillsboro and more. The roster names twenty five draftees and several transfer entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kerner
Leslie Ray Burns
Dorman E. Johnson
Butte
Bertil N. Holmbeck
Wilbur M. Hall
Robert Doyle Gordon
Seattle
Wash
Bernard Roland
Crystal Springs
Miss
John B. Davenport
Goldfield
Nev
Chas. C. Sekulich
Roundup
Henry Ross Dial
Evanston
Wyo
Paul Cooper
Phoenix
Ariz
Leslie L. Montgomery
Win
Okla
Victor W. Tessier
Hamilton
Robert V. Finch
Hillsboro
N.C
Graduation at Grade School Next Friday
Graduation arranged by Mr. Gregory with Supt. Paul L Anderson and Rev. W G Lewis. Diplomas awarded to a long list of students including Earl Bays, Tommy Berry, Patricia Carrigan, Beverly Carver, Charles Davis, Mary Lou Curry, Roy Graves, Walter Grimes, Viola Hall, Ned Hatton, Michael Hollenbeck, Betty Howard, James Jackson, Patty Talent, Virginia Tovey, Nancy Waldemar, Miriam Morse, Norma Nelson, Mildred Nissen, Dennis Noone, Elmer Sorenson, Robert Wolf, Christine Zugel, and Martha Stroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gregory
Paul L. Anderson
W. G. Lewis
Earl C. Bays
Tommy Allen Berry
Stewart Burwell
Patricia J. Carrigan
Beverly Ann Carver
Leslie Chism
Otto Christensen, Jr
Mary Lou Curry
Charles Henry Davis
Lawrence Dilley
Kenneth Donald Fair
Audrey Marie Steele
Shirley Mabel Stocker
Donna Jean Talent
Aileen Mary Lewis
Margaret Luebben
Virginia Irene Fuller
Roy E. Graves
Walter Bruce Grimes
Viola M. Hall
Ned Lamar Hatton
Michael Hollenbeck
Paul L. Holloran
Betty Jane Howard
William A. Jack
James Robert Jackson
Jean W. Lay
Patty Lee Talent
Virginia Louise Tovey
Nancy June Waldemar
Aileen Roberta McDowell
Shirley McFadden
Bonnie McMannis
Evered L. McQueary
Miriam M. Morse
Norma Jean Nelson
Mildred Nissen
Dennis Noone
Arnold Lee Paddock
Jack Richard Porter
Elmer Sorenson
Robert C. Wolf
Christine Zugel
Thomas W. Ross
Martha Kaye Stroeder
Reduction of Gasoline Ration for Tourists Motoring in Canada
War time fuel curbs limit U S visitors in Canada to four unit coupons on entry after May 14 1942 with a four unit cap per car per year and a one unit limit for motorcyclists. A license must be stamped on the vehicle and tourists must supply their own fuel if coupons run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Army expansion figures and draft outlook outlined
The piece outlines 1942 Army size projections, 6 million as a baseline, and ranges up to nine or ten million. It explains Selective Service practices, 1-A calls, 3-B and defense‑industry deferments, and possible work or fight policy shifts. It weighs farm labor impacts and risks to food production amid war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Selective Service Boards
Congress
Selective Service
General
Hershey
Russia
Japan
Pacific
U. S
Germany
Registranst
County Livestock Day Set for Next Monday
Beaverhead 44H members list includes Big Hole Jackson with calves, Grasshopper notes, and Beaverhead valley exhibitors. The annual Beaverhead stockmen meeting will be at the courthouse Monday at 2 15 pm with talks on live stock sanitation and war meat production. A first annual Livestock Day dinner follows at St James guild hall at 6 30 pm with speakers on agriculture in war and peace and Civilian Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Bruce Jardine
Jackson
Bill Nelson
Darwin Peterson
Wisdom
Grasshopper—Estelle
Rose Marie
Erwin Marchesseau
Billy Harrison
Beaverhead Valley
Chester Downing
Alice Mae Staudenmeyer
David Hartwig
John Hartwig
Howard Welch
Montana State College
E. P. Orcutt
A. R. Patton
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
St. James Guild Hall
Ed O'Hare
Bitterroot Valley
State Aaa Committee
W. W. Hawkins
CDC
D. A. Galt
CRC
Beaverhead County
Edwin Whitworth
The
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Sponsor Local Softball Team This Summer
Dillon Elks lodge voted to sponsor a softball team in the local league this summer at its regular meeting in the Elks hall. Anniversary night observed with talks by charter members. Dillon lodge No. 1554 founded 13 years ago this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Dillon Lodge No
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Leonard Thompson
Paris
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Jesus
John
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H. B. Stowe
Howard
L’enclos
Chalmers
James Thomson
Colm Bourne
Jack Gilber Mattingly
Ralph Emerson Tope
Howard Everett Stoner
Bert Ellis Hobart
John Clare Judge
George Martin Judge
A—Hobart Jewell
John Richard Pettingill
Walter Frank Schwartz
Walter Hurley Leach
Hazen Leck Lackey
Lasharon Benjamin Montgomery
Jesse Leon Laney
John William Malesich
Joel Ingvar Berg
Ernest Wesley Putman
Albert Joseph Kajin
John Emil Huber
Leonard
Montana Power Company
Elks
Dillon Haminers
Interstate Building & Loan Association
Walter Grimes
Jack’s Market
the White Cafe
James Barclay & Co., United
Peoria
A. Asis
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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