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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
9
Readable lines describe a brief item with an unclear title and sparse details about people and places. The fragment hints at a local topic but lacks complete names dates or places to form a fuller summary.
Nearly 150 guests gathered for an auxiliary event with Miss Joyce Hirshey and Mrs. Mel McDowell performing songs "God's Cathedral" and "Our Montana." Mrs. D. A. Patton spoke on merits of the auxiliary as a national body. A one act comedy "Master Salesman" was staged by MSNC students.
The banquet honored families of service members with many widows and mothers listed. The Gold Star attendees included wives and relatives of soldiers killed or missing in action in Europe, France, Italy, Japan, the Philippines, and North Africa, dated between 1942 and 1948.
A two day recreational training school will be held in Dillon at city hall on Friday and Saturday November 15 and 16 starting at 10 30 a m Miss Jane Farwell from the National Recreation Association will conduct the event Training leaders from local organizations will learn the latest recreation methods and bring back programs for home clubs songs games tricks folk dancing western dancing and more Sponsored by the extension service Invitations have been sent to county organizations to attend the sessions
Veterans discussed purchasing needs and disposal policy at a War Assets Administration Montana meeting in Helena. Members include John H. Duncan J Stanley Hill Chauncey Biffle Barney Grainey and John Fenn. Monthly meetings were proposed to aid veterans seeking surplus property certifications and personal or business use.
Ranchers in the Dillon Reichle district will gather at Dillon city hall Saturday at 2 PM to name committee members. Active participation urged in each community election and all interested are urged to cast ballots.
Fire of unknown origin Sunday night destroyed the unoccupied ranch house on the F. D. Willis property two miles east of Dillon formerly used by Gilman and Oscar Anderson dairies. Attendants at the Dillon airport observed the blaze and alerted locals. The barn also caught fire but was not completely destroyed. No occupants on the property this year.
Normal College outlines a busy 1945 46 basketball season with two daily practice sessions under Coach Straugh. The Bulldogs will play two game home and home series with Montana School of Mines Carroll Northern Montana Eastern Montana and Billings Poly, plus tournaments in Bozeman and Missoula and a Idaho road swing facing Ricks Southern Idaho and Albion. The squad features standout local talent from high school G I and former college ranks, aiming as a leading state team.
Mrs Sarah Harroun of Reichle F was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
An extensive vote tally shows C. W. Buckingham 2355 for clerk and recorder, W. G. Gilbert Jr 2363 for county attorney, Sylvester P. Meade 2363 for assessor, Christine Opp 2346 for superintendent, Leroy M. Gilbert 2205 for surveyor, Raymond M. Schwartz 2151 for coroner, Ralph C. McFadden 2273 for public administrator, George E. Baker 1296 for justice of the peace, L. C. Ford 291 for Lima JP, Larry Peterson 238 for constable. Referendum 50 to fund improvements at the Montana State Insane Hospital passed 1055 to 216 in Beaverhead and by similar margins statewide.
Mr and Mrs Willis Funk of Sheridan visited the city on Saturday for business.
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