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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1957

Page

3

Birth of Ronnie Kaye to Gordon and Mrs Kelly

Mrs Ara Stroeder reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gordon Kelly of Great Falls named Ronnie Kaye marking their first child. Lt Lee Matthews assigned to European duty arrives with wife and daughter at Mrs Ann Stroeder’s residence and will join later. Local residents, business visitors, and Legion Auxiliary meeting notes also appear with plans for Veterans Day and holiday activities.

Ara Stroeder Gordon Kelly Great Falls Ronnie Kaye Kelly Kaye Stroeder R. N. Kelly Anaconda Lee Matthews Matthews Lee Ann Matthew Ann Stroeder Peice St. Ann Stroeder L. W. Frederick Melrose Floyd Vandegrift Bannack-Wisdom Dillon Jackson Leslie H. Smith Boise Ida Dale E. Metlen Horse Prairie American Legion Auxiliary Legion Glendale Dakota E. L. Burles

Former Glen Ranch Man Valen Tadevich Dies at 84

Valen Tadevich known as Val died after years of ill health. He was born February 14 1873 in Jugoslavia and came to the United States in 1889. He lived in Bannack Butte and Anaconda before homesteading on Rock Creek near Glen later moving to Whitehall. Survived by wife Kathryn and several children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St Rose Church with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Rosary was recited at Brundage chapel.

Valen Tadevich Bernard Sullivan St. Rose Church Mountain View Cemetery Brundage Chapel Mr. Tadevich Valentine Jugo- Slavia Verbance California Tadevich Montana Whitehall Kathryn Grant P. Kelley Deer Lodge John Brakovec Butte Rose Thornton Spokane

Admissions And Dismissals At Barrett Hospital

Week ending noon Wednesday reports births and multiple admissions and dismissals at Barrett Hospital. Birth: a son born to Mr. and Mrs. James Giem of Twin Bridges on Monday. Admitted and discharged lists include residents from Dillon and towns such as Lima Whitehall Helena Roundup and others.

the Barrett Hospital James Giem Twin Bridges Mary Williams Walter Delaney Edith Herndon Gordon Bowman Tina Hardeman Roberta Rosdahl Ella Ann Queener Dillon Maude Foster Lima Glen Harper Roundup Isabelle Marvin Whitehall Camille Solm Jackson Dale Cornish Elkhart Ind Sharon Fulbright Helena Gordon Galloway Tacoma William Munckton Grant Gene Davenport Milton Hayes, Jr Andrew Dyka William George Bobby Clark Ara Stroeder Joseph Buck Joe Richmond John Piper Tracy Reynolds Mary Carpita Josephine White Joseph Vicki Lanpioli Clara Shirley Shirley Rebich Mary E. Tait Fern Fox George W. Elder George J. Smith Larry Palagi Butte J. Kendrick Gates Ellen Slater Mary Jane Doyle Son Sandra Cowen Havre Thomas Powell Myrtis Gregg Whitefish Dianne Dinius Dale Fisher Fr. Benton Parke

Sadie Hawkins Dance Planned at Western College

Western College announces the Sadie Hawkins dance for Nov 15 sponsored by the Womens Athletic Association. A Twin Week runs Nov 11–15 to promote the event as a reversal of conventions. Western closes Montana Collegiate Conference play with a 44 6 win over the School of Mines Orediggers at Naranche Stadium. Western ends the season 2 2 0 with 83 points for and 64 against. The Bulldogs cap the year Saturday at Harlowton versus Malstrom AFB. For the first time Western offers accident and sickness insurance to students through a new plan replacing a $3 health fee with a $4 50 charge. Similar plans exist at other schools charging $7–$12 quarterly.

The Womens Athletic Association Western Montana Montana School of Mines Orediggers Naranche Stadium Butte Carroll College Bulldogs Harlowton Malstrom Air Force Base WMCE

Conservation Contracts Now Available in Beaverhead County

BEAVERHEAD COUNTY farmers may obtain 1958 Conservation Reserve contracts and forms at the County ASC office. Art Bay, ASC Committee Chairman, notes changes to encourage whole farm participation and emphasize forestry and wildlife practices. Contracts open until April 15. producers urged to visit early to discuss plans and resolve potential issues.

Beaverhead County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office ASC Committee Art Bay Bay

Horse Prairie Wranglers 4-H Club Holds November Meeting

Dale Decker presided at Grant schoolhouse as 15 members attended. Members paid yearly dues and submitted enrollment cards, initiated new members, and Tim Tyler reported on the yearly program. The group decided to pay dues to the 4-H Council and adjourned to dancing and refreshments.

Sandy James Horse Prairie Wranglers 4-H Club Dale Decker Grant Tim Tyler

Vigilante Farm Loan Group to Attend Spokane Conference

Parke Scott and Lowell Paige will represent the Vigilante National Farm Loan Association at a four state NFLA directors conference in Spokane November 5-6. D M Fulton says delegates will hear Robert B Tootell, governor of the Farm Credit Administration, discuss national trends in long term agricultural credit.

Parke T. Scott Armstead Lowell Paige Alder National Farm Loan Association NFLA Spokane D. M. Fulton Vigilante Association Robert B. Tootell Farm Credit Administration Washington, D. C

Vets With Service-Connected Claims Get 10 Percent Increase

The Montana American Legion reports that service-connected disability payments rose about 10 percent after a Congress approved cost-of-living increase. About 8,100 Montana veterans see higher monthly checks, with 10 percent increases from $17 to $19 for 10 percent disability and $181 to $225 for 100 percent. Dependents of 50 percent plus disabled gain similarly, while those under 10 percent remain noncompensable. The change includes a $450 ceiling for the most seriously disabled, and is dubbed statutory awards for cases like blindness and amputations.

Helena Congress American Legion Harold S. Brubaker Terry American Legion of Montana Montana Brubaker Clarence H. “Cap” Olson American Legion National Esate Commission Washington, D. C National Legislative Commission Washington Legion Department

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