Moe Named For Governor Promises Reform and Nonpartisan Boards
W. T. Scully dies of a heart attack. The article profiles candidate M. P. Moe a Lutheran and Mason who pledges to fight racketeering inefficiency and waste in Montana government promote agriculture industry and fair treatment for workers and to remove Hitlerism from state governance. It notes his career in Montana education and public service and lists surviving family and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dency ‘Moe
Montana
Moe
The
Masons, Odd Fellows, Eagles
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
M. P. Moe
Big Sandy
Mont
Montana Education Association
Beavershead River Water Commissioner Named
Hans C. Anderson was appointed by Judge Henry G. Rodgers as water commissioner on the Beaverhead River. Miss Lucy Kyriss of Los Angeles visits her sister Mrs. W. G. Squires in town. George Ashworth of Bannack was a business visitor last Friday. The article notes lilac displays behind Normal College and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chamrau
Cut Bank
W. B. Hartwig
Normal College
Hans C. Anderson
Henry G. Rodgers
Beaverhead River
Lucy Kyriss
Los Angeles
W. G. Squires
George Ashworth
Bannack
County Happenings Weekly Survey Debuts in Examiner
The Examiner offers a complete weekly survey at two dollars per year, highlighting local events, meetings, and developments across the county for readers seeking centralized updates.
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The
Examiner
Livestock Market Notes From Los Angeles May Report
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards notes a healthy week in cattle prices due to smaller slaughter supply. Fed steers hold steady, cows and heifers higher, veal calves at 10 to 12 dollars per cwt. Hog market weak but best grain fed hogs around 6.50 per cwt. Spring lambs 8.50 to 9.75, wool and hides expected to react to war and domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los: Angeles
Corn Belt
Europe
Los Angeles
Missouri River
California
Soul and Body Lesson Sermon Sunday May 26 1940
The Church of Christ Scientist read the Soul and Body lesson sermon on May 26 1940 with the golden text from Psalm 84 2 and a Bible citation urging believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice and to renew their minds in accordance with God’s will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ Scientist
Plans for Normal Short Term Training School
Miss Anne Feley leads a summer demonstration school offering remedial work and study of the topic Understanding America. The six week session runs alongside the nine week term with options for nine six or four and a half weeks. A July 22 Reading and Guidance Workshop by Dr. and Mrs. W B Townsend teaches measuring reading ability and difficulties with modern instruments and materials.
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Anne Feley
America
W. B. Townsend
Beaverhead County Board Reviews Costs and Land Sale
Beaverhead commissioners met May 7 1940 to address rising medical costs for dependents and orders actions to cut drug and hospital charges. A sale bid on four Dewey land tracts was read Lima Gun club offered $12 for twelve Lima lots and was accepted. County road project funds were extended to 21000 monthly due to WPA delays. May 8 session reviewed county farm inmate count and district financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Irving E. Orr
Lima
Sermon Reflects on Truth and Love in Christian Thought
The lesson sermon cites Romans 12:1 2 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health urging readers to look away from the material body toward Truth and Love the Principle of happiness harmony and immortality Hold steadfastly to the enduring good and true in thought and life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Women’s Club closes season with violin and piano solos
Grace Knox and Irma Jackson plus Miss Mary Castles and Ruth Ekstrand present a final season program featuring Chatterbox and Planting Poppies, with vocal pieces by Jessie Knox and Jack Mahood. Officers installed include Helen Andrus as president and Helene Klebba as treasurer. outgoing president Gladys Forster honored. Delegates named for upcoming state and regional conferences in Glagler Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Hope
Grace Knox
Irma Jackson
Mary Castles
Chatterbox
Lou Sage
Russell Brown
Margo Luebben
Mildred Nissen
Donna Talent
Miriam Morse
Isabel Ross
Picardy
Liebestraume
Jack Mahood
Grace Redburn
Lois Hazelbaker
Chopin
T. Sargeant
Helen Andrus
Margaret Sweeney
Bertha R. Thibodeau
Helene Klebba
Gladys A. Forester
Miss Forester
Glagler Park
B. M. Hall
Bernice Metlen
Elizabeth Winn
Ruth Kelly
Bankers of District Hold Meeting Friday
D GA lt welcomed visitors and A J Lochrie of Butte spoke as key bankers reported on Dillon Montana Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Deer Lodge Powell Silver Bow and other counties. Montana Bankers Association officers presided and committees were named. banquet and entertainment followed at the Trail cafe with bridge and a ladies' gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Galt
A. J. Lochrie
Butte
Guy D. Combes
First National Bank of Dillon
Beaverhead County
John J. Burke
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Tom J. Sillers
Daly Bank & Trust Company
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
A. W. Roberts
Whitehall State Bank
Jefferson County
John Will
Bank of Sheridan
Madison County
Sylvester Pauly
Deer Lodge Bank& Trust Company
Powell County
Eugene E. Lofgren
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
Montana Bankers Association
O. M. Jorgenson
Billings
Ray Mountain
Shelby
John Sanderson
Bert Hoer
Federal Reserve Bank of
Helena
W. A. Brown
Beaverhead
R. Malcolm Stone
Madison
C. M. Holbert
Jefferson
Dorothy Quinn
Deer Lodge
O. B Silvie
Powell
Maurice Dietrich
Silver Bow
H. A. Kenck
Educational
J. H. Lowney
Sam Wilkinson
Dillon
Trail Cafe
J. W. Reen
Bridgé
Graduation Highlights and Club News at Normal College
The program outlines admission by activity tickets and a forty cent charge for graduation. Exhibits run in rooms 215 309 311 and 313 with a Torrey Lodge excursion on Tuesday. A noon luncheon for graduates and guests is organized by the alumni committee. College Sing Candle Light Procession and an informal dance close Tuesday events at Rec hall. Commencement Wednesday at 10:00 am in the auditorium. Initiations into Kappa Pi honor art society announced for June 4 in Miles City Dodson Ennis with past Art club presidents presiding. Chanticleer club elects Aileen Johnson Belt president and Lillian Presbitero Red Lodge VP with a Tuesday banquet at Trail cafe.
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Torrey Lodge
Grace Redburn
Alberta Sparlin
Miles City
Ruth Wineman
Dodson
Rom Wiles
Ennis
Kappa Pi
Art Society
Mary B. Emerick
Art Club
Ruth Nicol
Rosa Lee Brown
Mary Louise Purdy
Ruth Anglim
Evelyn McMannis
Marjorie Ohrmann
Drummond
Chanticleer Club
Aileen Johnson
Belt
Lillian Presbitero
Red Lodge
Trail Cafe
Presidevit
Sheldon E. Davis
Missao Hamer
Georgia Mathews
Rose Conwell
Betty Craver
Butte
Madalyn McDonnell
Manhattan
Doris Spoonemore
Maudlow
Loriie Johnson
Alt
Florence McBain
Dillon
Kirley Erickson
Plentywood
Valaree Sheldon
Normal College
Montana State College
Northern Montana College
Eastern Montana Normal School
State College
Maurice Hickey
Gargoyle Club
Graduation Held at Public School Here
The ceremony honored graduates Mary Catherine Drgane J Richard Evans Ruth Katherine Fuller Hazel Dean Foster Lonnie Lou George Bonnie Jean Harkness William Hawkins Lois Brantley Hazelbaker Winona Theresa Holl enbeck Lawrence Holloran Dan Hoyrup Bunny Jackson Jessie Velma Knox Phyllis Koontz Anna Leib Lila McClennan Robert McGinnis Sylvester Meade Helen Nettik Shirley Paddock Harold Patrick Gloriana Peters Virginia Piazzola Jean Renz Mary Roberts Juanita Roland Isabel Ross Ardella Lanner Rodney Sinclair Dee Sorenson Patty Stamm Robert Stanchfield Marjorie Staudenmeyer Betty Swaim Albert Swetish Mary Tait Barbara Tash Jean Troupe Mildred Tucker Emma Warner Marian Wiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Drgane
J. Richard Evans
Ruth Katherine Fuller
Hazel Dean Foster
Lonnie Lou George
Bonnie Jean Harkness
William Hawkins
Lois Brantley Hazelbaker
Winona Theresa Hollenbeck
Lawrence E. Holloran
Dan L. Hoyrup
Bunny Jackson
Jessie Velma Knox
Phyllis Ellen Koontz
Anna Theresa Leib
Lila Mae McClennan
Robert Floyd McGinnis
Sylvester Burton Meade
Helen Julia Nettik
Shirley Mae Paddock
Harold Walter Patrick
Gloriana Faye Peters
Virginia Mae Piazzola
Jean Renz
Mary Elaine Roberts
Juanita
Alice Roland
Isabel Ross
Ardella
Jean Lanner
Rodney Sinclair
Dee Smith
Otto Sorenson
Patty Stamm
Robert F. Stanchfield
Marjorie Staudenmeyer
Betty Jean Swaim
Albert Swetish
Mary Margaret Tait
Barbara Jean Tash
Jean Elizabeth Troupe
Mildred Alice Tucker
Emma Louise Warner
Marian-Arcile Wiant
First Lutheran Church service and Sunday school
Leonard Thompson presides at Sunday services on June 2 with a 9:30 a m sermon on The Need of Loyalty and a 10:30 a m Sunday school session.
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Leonard Thompson
Federation Women's Clubs to Meet Here
Dillon hosts the state federation meeting with registration opening June 5 at the college. Key events include a directors dinner at the Presbyterian church, a jubilee banquet, and a pageant “Golden Memories” in the college gym. Noted speakers include Montana Supreme Court Chief Justice Howard A. Johnson and Prof. Rush Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Woodward
Wisdom
Presbyterian Church
S. E. Davis
Dillon Shakespeare Club
W. B. Willey
Roy Forrester
Melissa Minger
Fay Kirkpatrick
Myrtle Savidge
Pioneer Club
Howard A. Johnson
Montana Supreme Court
Rush Jordan
Normal College
Pres
Sheldon E. Davis
The
Lucy H. Carson
Jacob W. Forbes
Helena
Montana
W. G. Lewis
St. James Church
Dillon
Lincoln J
General Federation
Anaconda
F. F. Bogsuot
Havre
Wallace Perham
Glendive
W. H. Bunney
Western Federation
Belfry
W. S. Higgins
Montana‘ Federation
Butte
H. W. Peterson
Women’s Field Army
Billings
Mrs Jackson Claimed By Illness and Death
longtime Dillon resident Mrs. Jackson died after illness. Survived by husband, two daughters Ilene and Bunni, two sons Melbourne and Bobby of Dillon, two sisters Jack Bell of Bellingham and Maude Stabler of Butte, three brothers Ben Mallon Wise River James OConnell Fishtrap and Robert OConnell Butte, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held yesterday at Brundage chapel with Rev. J A Meeke officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husbad
Ilene
Bunni
Melbourne
Bobby
Dillon
Jack Bell
Bellingham
Wash
Maude Stabler
Butte
Ben Mallon
Wise River
James O’connell
Fishtrap
Robert O’connell
Brundage Chapel
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
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Jay Tallent
Sage Creek
Clyde Sewell
Wolf Creek
W. T. Scully
West Branch
Iowa
Hoover
Dillon Lodge
R.A.M
St. Elmo
Knights Templar
Curtis Smith
Beverly Hills
Calif
Clarence A. Decker
Beryl Scully
Hugh
Masonic Hall
Dillon Lodge No. 16
Merle Oberon
Ralph Richardson
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Rudyard Kipling
D Coleman Walter Huston
Robert Cummings
Lorraine Day
Jean Muir
Billie Burke
Claudia Faust
Part
Helen Koski
Louise Piazzola, Eve Eliel
Donna Trolinger
Dr. Swing
Bruce Lloyd
Louise Piazzola
Elizabeth Brown
Shirley Henneberry
Virginia Lee Gransberry
Rosemary Tyre
LaVerne Waldemar
Marilyn McMannis Vocal
By Howard Lyon ,Donna Trolinger
Jimmy Faye
Fred Wolfe
Berniece Sargent
Hoiliger
Jean Ross
la Verne Waldemar
Eve Eliel
Rosema Tyro
Marilyn McMannis
Virinia Lee Gransberry
Shirley Dodd
Jimmy Backus
Lee Orr
Gene Lloyd
Bobby Stone
Bill Selvidge
Polly Mansfield
Jackie Selvidge
Marilyn MccMannis
Secgaresai
Martha Opp Greene
Janet Christengen
Louise Roger
Onyeomreeisenenser
Snngenee Evaeereeruee
Senpereenserenses Ensemble
Christian Science
Beaverhead Board
Bankers OF District
First Lutheran Church
Federation Women’s Clubs
First National Bank Sering
Tels
Ee Eeneral Deposit
Insurance Corporation
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