Wisdom Beulah Neidt Reports Legion Spring Meeting
The American Legion post and auxiliary held their annual spring meeting in Wisdom on Sunday May 28. About 150 members attended with a parade of colors and the Butte Drum and Bugle Corps. Officers for the coming year were elected led by first vice president Mrs Charles Miller.
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Wisdom
Butte Drum and Bugle Corp
Harry Norton
Sheridan
Alice Kreigh
Helena
Charles Miller
E. A. King
Masonic Temple
Western Montana College of Education
Brinton Jackson
Father Harrington
Butte
Legion
Harold Nelson
Dillon Marks Graduation and Community News in Dillon
Graduation exercises for four eighth graders featured two plays and awards including clean up campaign prizes, corsages, boutonnieres, and copper book markers for punctual students. Local events covered include a wedding reception, open house, church leadership changes, and visits by residents and relatives from Missoula Great Falls and Helena.
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Eugene Denny
Mary
Judy Allen
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Bob Baker
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Nancy Wenger
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Stanley Rasmussen
Don Anson
P.T.A
Amy Stephens
Tommy Henderson
Merle Reamer
Darlene Reamer
Annette Denny
Barbara Rasmussen
Kiaren Neidt
Argyl Stephens
Roy Baker
Donkey Polo and Baseball Fun At Vigilante Field
A Dillon crowd watched donkey polo and a baseball game at Vigilante Field last Wednesday. The Has-Beens beat the Will-Bes 4-0 in polo with Dick McGuire scoring three goals and Chuck Deputy assisting the final tally. In baseball a Dillon nine faced a mixed Negro team of five women and two men. in three riotous innings the visitors held a 1-0 win.
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Dillon
Dick McGuire
Chuck Deputy
Joe Nolan
Ray Lynch
Hickey
Ivy
Hatton
Casapranda
Nolan
McGuire
Lynch
Disturbance arrests lead to mixed sentences in police court
Ann Mangan, a transient, was arrested May 30 for creating a disturbance and pleads guilty before Justice George Baker. She receives a $60 fine or 30 days in jail. Bernice E Taylor, John Anderson and Fred Hanson were also arrested for disturbing the peace. Taylor faces $10 or five days, Anderson $20 or ten days, and Hanson $100 or fifty days after similarly pled guilty before Judge Baker.
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Ann Mangan
George Baker
Bernice E. Taylor
John Anderson
Fred Hanson
Baker
Taylor
Anderson
Hanson
Energy study links cupboard heights to homemaker fatigue
Cornell tests show energy use rises with higher shelves and squatting. Reaching 56 inches costs nearly twice as much energy as 46 inches, 72 inches four times as much, while squatting uses the most energy though it builds large muscles. The findings suggest smarter kitchen layouts reduce fatigue. Nutrition expert Mary Loughead notes fresh early greens stay available longer due to transport and preservation improvements and offers tips for selecting and handling greens and vegetables.
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Cornell University
Early Greens as a Spring Tonic and Diet Plans
The article extols leafy greens as rich in vitamin A riboflavin iron calcium and vitamin C especially when eaten raw. It suggests a weekly intake of three and a half to four pounds of leafy greens and yellow vegetables for adults and older children and two to three pounds for younger children up to 12. It ends by asking readers if their family diet meets these targets.
Census figures rise in Montana towns toward 1950 count
Census reports show Great Falls up 30 percent to 39,001 from 29,928 in 1940. Miles City reaches 9,180, up from 7,313 in 1940 and 7,157 in 1930. Powell County has 5,441 with 95 percent of the county counted while Deer Lodge tallies 2,907 with one precinct still not counted.
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Miles City
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Brundage Named To Board At Meet Of State Morticians
H. M. Brundage of Dillon was named a member of the board of directors of the Montana Funeral Directors Association during the closing session of the 50th anniversary conference in Butte. T. E. Connors of Townsend was elected president.
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Brundage
H. M. Brundage
Dillon
Montana Funeral Directors Association, Inc
Butte
T. E. Connors
Townsend
Montana Governor Opposes Tidelands Bill
Gov. John W. Bonner urged defeat of the tidelands oil bill, arguing states should control offshore lands but the measure benefits big oil and harms reclamation funds. Dillon GOP leader George Gosman labeled Bonner's stance mixed and called for a clear public position.
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John W. Bonner
House
Judiciary ‘Committee
Truman
Bonner
Montana
United States
Gosman
Tidelands
Piano Recital Features Hayes Tomey Baxter Students
Thirty five grade school piano students of Hayes Tomey Baxter performed solo and in groups in a spring recital last Friday evening in the high school auditorium. The young musicians played popular and classical pieces before a large audience.
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Hayes
Tomey Baxter
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