Jensen Bowls 607 Metlen Roberts Tie In 2690 Pins Each
Jensen earns 607 series joining the select 600 club while Metlen Hotel and Roberts Market tie at 2690 pins for their week in Dillon bowling. Metlen 921 948 821 and Roberts 992 942 846 highlight a dramatic team clash. the season’s standout is the Metlen versus Roberts match with 2690 apiece.
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Jensen
Metlen
Roberts
Tribune
Harvey
Metlen Hotel
Roberts Market
Big Dipper
Cromar
Hey
Gosman
Bays Butchers Bowler Tops With High Series in Meet
The Bays Butchers leapt to prominence as Platz scored 204 158 228 for a 590 series, leading Bay and Winn teams in a three game bowling match where Winn totaled 2397 and Bay 2606 despite earlier rough starts.
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Winn
Bay
Platz of Bays Butchers
Principal Voices Appreciation of Beaverhead Football Support
Beavhead county high school football benefited from strong community support during the 1952 season as Principal Marty Rabbl extended thanks on behalf of faculty and student body. Gate receipts at Beaver home games rose, with $582 from the Bea verhead-Polson game and $274 from booster tickets aiding dinner expenses and other costs tied to the season.
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Beaverhead
Martin C Rabbl
Westert
Montana College
T He Grancpal
Commerri Ute
Carl Davis
Royal Merriscat
Polson
Hiss
Toby Nelsor Ber Tyv
Dillon Kiwanis Elects Officers for Coming Year
At a November 5 meeting the Dillon Kiwanis Club elected George Wara as president George M Melton and J W Patton as vice presidents John C Tolsom as treasurer Harold Herndon R N Moe and Ronnie Orman as directors The retiring president is Der Berger Other entries note a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Far Cantrell and Mr Luther Smith at the Phillips Apartment Bind etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Kiwanis Club
George Wara
George M Melton
J W Patton
John C Tolsom
Harold Herndon
O K Moe R N Johnstone
Ronnie Orman
der. Berger
Moser
Mw Arranee
At.t.uai Christmas Parms
Ellen Mas Gsuild
Mrs Far
Cantrell
Phillups
Mr Luther Smith
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief note from the Examiner outlines time sheets related to Social Security administration on a ranch, noting scheduling practices and local arrangements. The item emphasizes deadlines and procedural steps for ranch workers seeking benefits.
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the Examiner
ACP Completion Date Extended to December 31
Beaverhead county PMA chair Arthur Bay announced the ACP deadline extension from October 31 to December 31, 1952 to allow farmers to complete approved practices while crops are off the land. Reports for completed and remaining practices are due January 15, and funds for the year remain allocated to current plans. Operators unsure about finishing this fall should contact the Dillon PMA office for guidance.
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Arthur Bay
Beaverhead County
PMA
Bay
Bat
Dillon
Lutheran WMF Meet With Guest Speaker on Christian Education
Mrs I W Vinsel and Mrs George Ward host Lutheran WMF, Thursday at 8 PM, at 805 Atlantic Street. Guest speaker Mrs Bessie Reinhart of Lima will discuss Christian education. Thank offering envelopes are due at the meeting.
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WMF
I W Vinsel
George Ward
Lutheran Wmf
Vinsel
Atlantic Street
Bessie Reinhart
Lima
Sunday Mass Schedule by Parish
St Rose in Lima holds mass at 10 30 a m on the first Sunday each month Grant at 10 30 a m on the second Sunday Melrose at 10 00 a m on the third Sunday and fifth Sunday when it occurs Jackson at 9 30 a m on the fourth Sunday
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ST. Rose Catholic
Lima
Grant
Jackson
Melrose Thimblers Meet Dianne Pendergast
The Melrose 4-H club met October 31 with 14 members and four guests. A dancing party was planned at Lively's hall with details to be announced at the next meeting. Patricia Keene was elected treasurer and club members were assigned to seek school auditorium use. A rummage sale profit of 50.64 was reported and a Halloween party followed with prizes for costumes and a quiz winner announced.
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Dianne Pendergast
Melrose Thimblers
Lively
Kay Box
Margie Parr
Patricia ‘Keene
Births at Barrett Hospital This Week
Barrett hospital reported births including a girl to Glen Schaefer and wife in Argenta on November 5, a girl to Rodger Johnson and wife in Dillon on November 6, a girl to Kenneth Downing and wife in Dillon on November 8, a boy to Emil Kampf and wife on November 9, and a girl to Charles Miller and wife in Lima on November 8. Admitted this week were Antonio Arada of Melrose and Mrs. Nettie Underwood and Margaret Butala of Dillon.
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Barrett Hospital
Glen Schaefer
Argenta
Rodger Johnson
Dillon
Kenneth Downing
Emil Kampf
Charles Miller
Lima
Antonio Arada
Melrose
Nettie Underwood
Margaret Butala
Insurance Agent Wins Trip For Group Conference Leader
Mrs. June McFadden a New York Life sales rep for Beaverhead and Madison counties attended a Salt Lake City trip with Intermountain and western Canada agents. She was Montana's sole representative and elected president of the group during a three day conference led by New York Life vice presidents.
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June McFadden
New York Life
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Salt Lake City
Intermountain State
Canada
Montana
McFadden
New’ ‘York Life Insurance Company
Your Skin And You Skin Freshener Guidance
The article advocates using a skin freshener after cleansing to remove residue, stimulate circulation, and firm glowing skin. Suggests keeping it very cold in the refrigerator for best results.
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Vauehn
Ana Ragstar
Watkins
State Bar
Wheeler Inn
Madden
Roberta Treater
Tre Belles
Dillon Bowling Center
New Land & Tre Watkus
Fough
Vaughn
Ragsdale Toork
Wherier Inn
Stone
Madsen
Montana Motors
Berger-Cochrane
Treasure State Loop
Wesser
Tocvk Ail
Creamery Jost Te Elseis
Atc
Evitls
Arch Si Lid
Bagi Bar
Bondlotahng
Pu. Lo
Jec Bav
Jack’s Market
Atlantic
The
Examiner Printing, Co
Bernice
Examiner Printing ,Co
Dillon Examiner
Ogussau
Lumber & Coal.Co
N. Montana
N. Moniaka
Dillon Hide & Fur CO
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific
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