Service Men Thankful Gesture Acknowledged
The committee, effective as of Thanksgiving Day, and Chairman Henneerry expressed thanks for the unselfish gesture.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1945
Page
8
The committee, effective as of Thanksgiving Day, and Chairman Henneerry expressed thanks for the unselfish gesture.
Civilians are reminded of the honorable discharge emblem as returning service members arrive home from World War II theaters. The report notes Ba Charles Laden from Great Falls, Capt. Robert Stephan, Don Wheat, and Leo J. Powers among others, detailing their discharges, postwar plans, and recent homecomings. Powers earned the Medal of Honor for actions at Cassino, Italy, with service in Italy, France and Germany. The piece lists numerous discharge classifications and names from the local board records.
Ed yesterday from Great Falls was released on inactive status from the army air corps. Major Williams will be associated with his brother, Dave, in running the P. J. Lovell feed and seed company in the area.
Beaverhead county high school's music department will present a concert at the high school auditorium on Tuesday night December 11 under Fred Honeychurch. The Dillon Rotary club sponsors the event and proceeds benefit the students recreation al center's fund. The symphony orchestra concert band piano ensemble and glee clubs perform as the show opens the band's 20th year and the orchestra's 18th. Tickets available in advance from band orchestra or glee club members.
Mr Gregg explains the English election as a peacetime shift toward Attlee housing and food promises, while Churchill’s wartime laurels are rejected. He notes England’s personal freedom and questions future socialism. Mr Taylor discusses the Marianna islands and Saipan history. He shows native crafts and notes Saipan fortifications impact on war and airfields used for raids on Japan.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jackman visit Mrs S J Johnson while he takes a two month navy furlough. Wayne Stocks buys Fullerton place and moves to town. REA workmen set up HQ in the Lloyd house with Mrs Reich as cook.
District Deputy E. C. Franks and Camas Nelson of Lima served as installing officers for the new group with H. H. Hendren and J. M. Kirby assisting. A large turnout of veterans from both wars attended and a Dutch lunch followed the meeting.
E R McEvoy of the Smaller War Plants corporation visited Dillon to brief veterans on surplus property rules. The Q A list covers veteran eligibility under the 1944 act, evidence needed, business use requirements, office locations, pricing, and the application process.
Eagle Bar won two of three games from Tash Ranchers to pull into a first place tie in the Dillon Bowling Center Commercial league. Orr Flowers led with high game, 249, and high series, 603, as Eagle Bar and rivals jockey for position near the season midpoint.
The Shakespeare club announces scholarships for Montana high school graduates. An upcoming event features Mrs. Eugene Kunkel of Anaconda presenting a book review of A. J. Cronin’s The Green Years at the Normal College auditorium on Thursday December six at 8 15 p m. piano numbers by Ralph McFadden will accompany the program. Tickets are available from club members or at the door.
Delegations are exported from Great Falls Helena Billings Livingston Bozeman Butte Anaconda Missoula Lewistown and Madison county to aid the Dillon aerie’s institution. The Butte drum corps and Great Falls drill team will attend. Deputy Auditor E J Cyr will conduct the initiation with candidates due by 8 PM Saturday.
Jensburg Washington notes faculty wartime roles at State University as Miss Genevieve Albertson teaches air corps cadets and Prof. Paul Anderson returns after 31 months with Ninth Service Command. Lt. William Straugh and Miss Marjorie Hamer prepare to rejoin activities, while Mrs. Myrtle Peterson visits Dillon relatives.
W. R. Allen departed Thursday night for New York City to handle business interests and related engagements.
The Dillon civic group proposes lighting the Dino sign on the depot lawn if feasible. The Dillon volunteer fire department may arrange lights at bati. City Christmas lights will be reinstalled on posts citywide and the city hall star will blaze its message. Trees may be placed on light posts in the business district as discussion continues. Chamber committee members are Albert Erickson chair, William Mitchell vice chair, Otto Sassman secretary.
Beavers with a Western divisional title past season and state Class B runners up aim for another winner under Coach Johnson. Davis Porter Burwell Wolf and Harrison anchor a nucleus while freshmen and sophomores show promise as workouts begin. Site and tournament details to be announced.
A proposal outlines creating a disposal agency with a central Montana location to streamline waste management across the region. The plan envisions coordinated services, funding mechanisms, and a governance framework to oversee operations.
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