Business and Professional Women Meet at Andrus Grill
A regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club was held last Wednesday evening at Andrus Grill with a 6 30 dinner. Miss Luella Stickney presided. The International relations committee led by Mrs. Myrtle Hale organized the program. L A Gregory orchestra provided music. Dr. R E Albright reviewed international relations in Europe and the four crises that could have sparked war this year and how war was avoided. Mrs. Joanna McCready urged support for the local relief program.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Andrus Gril
Luella Stickney
Myrtle Hale
L. A. Gregory
R. E. Albright
Europe
Joanna McCready
Club
Whch
Social notes from Dillon and surrounding clubs
Mrs Dean hosts Past Noble Grand club farewell in Dillon with gifts and cards. Marriage announcement: Marie Quier and Elmer Gustafson wed at Lutheran parsonage with attendants Dorothy Derry and Donald Brown. couple to reside in Butte. Local clubs meet including Theta, Daughters of the Nile, Kappa Zeta Nu, Nite Owls, Dorcas, Shakespeare, Rainbow Girls, Blue Bird, and Men’s bridge at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Taylor
Noble Grand Club
Rebekah Lodge
Charles Dean
Dillon
Bitter Root Valley
Butte
Marie Quier
Elmer Gustafson
Mr. Schmidt
Kappa Zeta Nu Sorority
St. James Guild Hall
Nite Owls
Victor Cartigan
M. B. Heron
Dorcas Society
Lutheran Church
Alvina Mikkelson
Shakespeare Club
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
DeMolay
Masons
Eastern Star
Blue Bird Club
F. M. Carr
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Dinners
Miss Anna Mautz a Twin Bridges teacher spent the weekend with relatives in Dillon. Mrs. Elfreda Woodside DAR vice regent attended a meeting in Butte. Mrs. Frank Schulz and daughter Vera visited from Twin Bridges. Mrs. Marcus Rand and Mrs. Smith Ames of Horse Prairie shopped in Dillon. Mrs. Phoebe Anderson hosted visitors from Dillon and enjoyed a contract game and Alder hotel dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfreda Woodside
Daughters of the American Revolution
Butte
Frank Schulz
Vera Schulz
City
Twin Bridges
Marcus Rand
Smith Ames
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Phoebe Anderson
Guy Combes
T. F. McFadden
Walter Stephan
Alder Hotel
Madison County Forum
Melvina Comfort
Henry Stone
John Huck
Etta Metzel
Elwyn Metzel
Variety of Toys Held Essential to Child Education
The piece argues that every American child must have age appropriate toys for normal development. It outlines toy types by age from two to ten, including blocks, dolls, trains, and science kits, framing play as essential to education and social balance.
Register Your Baby drive aids future citizenship papers
Montana boards alert that birth certificates are essential for passports and legal needs. A nationwide effort seeks 100 percent response to record baby births over the past year and issue first citizenship papers to Montana newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Montana
State Board of Health
Montana Emergency Relief Administration
U. S
1935 As Good Year for Wool Growers of Nation
Helena reports the U S Department of Agriculture outlook foresees a better 1935 for Montana sheep men if feed holds and range production recovers. The outlook warns of a sharp curtailment of numbers due to drought and predicts higher lamb prices, smaller 1936 wool clips, and uncertain domestic vs world demand dynamics.
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Helena
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
United States
Montana crop production falls from 1933 and 1927–31 levels
Production of 14 principal crops in Montana in 1934 was about 21 percent below the poor 1933 outturn and about 30 percent under the five year 1927–31 average, according to the November 1 crop report by the US Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ecrop
United States Division of Crop and Livestock
Simple budget dinner for four with steak casserole
A dollar dinner plan for four uses steak casserole 39¢, buttered noodles 10¢, bread and butter 8¢, cabbage salad 11¢, tapioca cream 29¢. Instructions describe browning round steak, layering in a casserole with onion carrot pepper, tomato soup and water, then baking 360 degrees for 90 minutes. Raspberry tapioca cream made with raspberries water tapioca and sugar, then folded with beaten egg white and cream, chilled and served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ann
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Mrs. Dean
Dorothy Derry
Donald Brown
Clubs
Theta
Thomas E. Gilbert
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
John T. Orr
Gleed’s
Anna Mautz
Vital Ciic
Claudia Faust
School of Dancing
South Pacific
Montana State Board of Health
East
England
Chevrolet
Sport Roads’ Coach
Dan Tlivery
Flint
Mich
Fisher
THE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Mont
Scientifacts
Arnold
Ington Monument
Terry's
Idaho Street
Sugar Bowl
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
Arte
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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