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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1952

Page

11

Playoff Idea Shapes In Class B Football Debate

Local fans favor a Class B state playoff pairing the top western Beavers or Poison Pirates against an eastern champion. The Beaverhead Beavers year’s strong football run boosted county enthusiasm, but scheduling conflicts with basketball and late-season timing pose obstacles to a state title playoff.

Beaverhead Tance Beaverhead Beavers Poison Pirates Beavers Polson Pirates Montana

Enlistees Join Marines Amid Young Recruits

Jack D. Miller Victor F. Marof and another recruit aged 18 to 19 enlisted in the Marine Corps last week reflecting a young intake.

Marines Jack D. Miller Victor F. Marof Marine Corps

Wise River residents discuss road safety and winter plans

A Montana community column recounts a near Arizona departure and December relocation plans, followed by a serious debate over drunken driving on the Butte Anaconda road. It urges safer roads and possible patrols, balancing costs with the tragedy of lost mothers and orphans.

W. C. Jones Arizona Jones Montana Clyde Thompson Anaconda Butte-Anaconda Galen Butte Butte-Anaconda-Deer Lodge Highway Patrol Ben Mallon Lowell Mallon Dillon Maysel Boyd Koenig Kim Clarence Larry Bacon Lawrence Bacon Ranch Larry Air Force Base Bacon

District Court Case Listings Include Numerous Plaintiffs and Defendants

A continued District Court section lists names of individuals and their locations such as Dillon Wisdom Lima Armstead Glen and Dulon among others. The roster includes multiple plaintiffs and defendants with no accompanying case numbers or outcomes provided.

Call Polaris Martin Markovich Dillon du Jon Marion Padrotti Lima Edith Palmer Dillon Lawrence Peterson Melvin J Peterson Wisdom James Phillips Dion Mary K. Pugrim Dulon Howard Puyear Verona Rebish J W Rees Dean Richard John C Rieber Glen Sallie Dillon Bernice Sargent Rose Sconfienza R. J Selway Ray J. Stanfield Ruby E. Staudenmeyer DeMar Taylor Wobur J Tritt George A. Webster Ruby Weeks W. H Wells Rachel Williams Harvey Withington H. E Wombacher Armstead

Little Theater Debut Earns Warm Reception

The Curious Savage was staged Monday and Tuesday at Western Montana College Auditorium by the Dillon Little Theater group, sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce for the Girl Scout fund. Joe Ryburn directed with Dorothy Dyka as stage manager, and Lois Drescher as property manager. Cast included Joan Eliel James Mountjoy Jean Axe Robert Cardinale Emma Nygren Edward Swetish Elsie Crouch Ruth McCullum Robert Crawford Pat Juergens and Lloyd Dougherty. The play centers on Mrs. Savage a wealthy widow trying to use her money for others against her stepchildren.

Western Montana College Dillon Little Theater Group Junior Chamber of Commerce Joe Ryburn Dorothy Dyka Lois Drescher Joan Eliel James Mountjoy Jean Axe Robert Cardinale Emma Nygren Edward Swetish Elsie Crouch Ruth McCullum Robert Crawford Pat Juergens Lloyd Dougherty England Mrs. Savage

Elks Ladies Elect Officers in Dillon Meeting

Frieda Wenger was elected president Marie Holland vice president Carolyn Witt secretary and Mida Stahl treasurer of the Dillon Ladies of the Elks at the November 18 meeting Hayess Baxter was chosen a three year trustee.

Frieda Wenger Marie Holland Carolyn Witt Mida Stahl Dillon Ladies of the Elks Hayess Baxter

Bearden County Agent Advises Warm Winter Drinking Water

County agent Crai My feds recommends Beaverhead farmers ready hot water heating for winter. Experiments show heated water at 45 to 50 degrees benefits cattle and poultry, while those on ambient temperature fall behind in weight and production.

Crai My Beaverhead County Biter Oor

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