Pianist Featured in Community Event
A pianist spotlighted at a local community program performs pieces from the standard repertoire. The event aims to showcase musical talent from the area and attract residents interested in cultural enrichment.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1952
Page
1
A pianist spotlighted at a local community program performs pieces from the standard repertoire. The event aims to showcase musical talent from the area and attract residents interested in cultural enrichment.
The Dillon Elks lodge 1554 organize a national veterans care drive. Members plan to collect and ship canned goods and clothing to veterans in need, with deliveries coordinated via local volunteers and regional centers to boost rehabilitation programs and morale nationwide.
An executive committee and scoutmaster lead a reorganization of a local Boy Scout troop. The event details note no meeting at the usual Bagies school on Monday in December and reference M. Donald Wor in the leadership transition.
Archery enthusiasts in Dijon plan to form the Beaverhead Bowmen to promote archery. Arrangements use part of the Williams Feed and Mihad Wool Warehouse for activities. formal officers are expected.
Churches in Dillon unite for Thanksgiving Day services led by Rev Warren Kunkel and Rev Gamobili. The joint event featured prayers, sermons, and hymns with congregations joining in thanks and praise.
Thanksgiving dance event hosted by the Lima Pythians featured prize drawings and refreshments for attendees. Organizers announced proceeds would support community activities and youth programs.
Royal Archer patrolman investigated a collision in Dillon when a car driven by Victor Maguer lost control on a slick surface and struck the Marques vehicle. Dillon resident Lohr suffered deep throat gashes requiring over 45 stitches as the near death incident unfolded.
The district requests bond bids for financing an addition to the school system. Clerk H Holland announces the plan and sets an April deadline for bids. Details indicate a $6,009 amount to be added to the school budget with official guidance from the Moulooust school district clerk.
Irene Teagardet presents a film on Presbyterian missions at First Presbyterian Church. The event begins Sunday at 7 pm with no admission charge and a free will offering. The program marks the sesquicentennial anniversary of national missions and highlights notable missionaries.
The Dillon holiday festival unites over 50 Dillon businesses under the Buy It in Dillon banner with a three day event. Merchants offer bargains across diverse goods and will award $309 in $10 merchandise certificates redeemable at any local business on Dec 4 5 and 6. Depot lawn distribution and weather plans coordinate daily prizes while advocates tout free parking and local hospitality.
John Collins will preside over a Dillon district court jury term opening early next month. The term includes one criminal case, state vs Joe Stanvich, to trial Dec 9 at 9 30 am, and eight civil cases such as Roy Ze Barth vs Pendleton and Peter Miller vs Union Pacific. A panel of 68 jurors has been summoned for duty during the term. The schedule runs to Dec 18 with a list of trial jurors named.
S. E. Whitworth moved from vice president to president of the Montana Woolgrowers association after election at the state convention in Butte last week. Howard Doggett of Townsend served as outgoing president. The group urged lower assessed valuations for sheep, parity price alignment for wool with other commodities, and opposition to freight rate increases for livestock.
Beavers face Billings Central in the opening Class B boys basketball game of 1952. Beavers bring seven lettermen and a strong backcourt led by Denny Romers Schulz Thomas and Zink. Rams, with four returning lettermen, hope to challenge for the league title after last season’s 55 40 victory over the Beavers.
Billings report says East Montana College of Education will not play football in 1953. Athletic director Shel Bjorgum cites lack of pay for players and reduces the Montana Collegial Conference to four football members. Western Montana College remains a member, affecting regional competition.
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