Dillon Students Shine At College Events In Denver
Miss Ruth Deputy of Dillon wowed audiences in Trent Hall at Colorado Women's College Denver with a tap routine in a Beta Phi Gamma stage show. Dorothy Anderson from Dillon, alto soloist, chosen for the Montana State College chorus, will sing in two December programs directed by L E Opp.
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Ruth
Dillon
Eleanor Powell
Beta Phi Gamma
National Journalistic Fraternity
Trent Hall
Colorado Women’s College
Denver
Dorothy Anderson
Montana State College Chorus
L. E. Opp
Anderson
Home Economics
Chi Omega Sorority
State College
Bozeman
Opp
Dillon Girl Receives Union Pacific Scholarship Award
A Dillon high school student earned a Union Pacific scholarship amid a busy resume that includes Home Ec club, band, drill team, National Honor Society, and librarian duties. Community service spans Dorcas Society and Order of Rainbow for Girls. Montana State College past recipients Joe Herman in 1936 and Charles Green in 1937 are noted.
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Ing
National Honor Society
Beaver
Dorcas Society
Lutheran League
Order of Rainbow
Union Pacific
Montana State College
Joe Herman
Charles Green
Workers Alliance Members Protest WPA Curtailment in Butte
Dillon local members joined a mass demonstration in Butte Saturday protesting WPA work cuts. A special meeting at Dart's hall tonight at 7 30 will discuss the curtailment and arrange for another delegation to go to Butte Thursday.
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Dillon
The
Workers Alliance
Butte
WPA
Dart’s Hall
Oldest football player in state speaks on game pace
Anaconda Montana's 75 year old John Gregory asserts today’s football is very slow compared with English rugby. The former St George and Barrow player, born May 3 1863 in Preston England, moved to Anaconda in 1895 and has witnessed football’s rise as Montana’s autumn staple ever since.
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Anaconda
Montana
John Gregory
Preston
England
St. George
Gregory
William Gregory
Barrow
Barrow-Furness Association
Melbourne
United States
Thanksgiving service at Christian Science Society in Dill on Glendale
The Dillton Christian Science Society held a Thanksgiving morning service on Glendale Street. The service included readings from the Thanksgiving Proclamation, readings from Ancient and Modern Necromancy, and hymns from the Christian Science Hymnal. The lesson sermon centered on Thanksgiving and cited Psalms 50 14 Malachi 3 10 and Romans 8 31 12 21 along with passages from Science and Health.
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Christian Science Society
Dillon
Glendale Street
United States
Ayers
Christian Science Hymnal
Malachi
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Miss Helen Raynor Weds Allison Ellis in Glasgow
Miss Helen Raynor director of The Circus presented in Dillon married Allison Ellis in Glasgow on November 18. They plan to reside in Glasgow.
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Helen Raynor
Dillon
Glasgow
Allison Ellis
Montana Toll Rises From Week of Violent Deaths
A week in Montana saw 11 violent deaths and three auto fatalities raising the yearly toll to 182. Victims include Roy Strong 19 of Great Falls and Antti Maalis 11 of Butte, both linked to auto incidents near Great Falls and Butte respectively. Other hunting and personal crisis deaths are listed along with several figures from Anaconda Dillon and Billings.
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Montana
Roy F.strong
Great Falls
Antti Melvin Maalis
Butte
G. J. Graham
Billings
Frank Séiller
Arlee
Robert D. Fellows
William Raymond Tabler
Anaconda
H. F. Trautman
Dillon
Dorothy Thompson
Walkerville
James Bryan
White Sulphur Springs
Henry VanDeVen
Chinook
David Hammond
Fort Peck
First Presbyterian Church Wells D C Services and Endeavors
Parish events for First Presbyterian Church Wells Washington District include Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship at 11:00 with the pastor's subject Seeing the Lord. Junior Endeavor meets at 7:00 and Senior Endeavor at 7:30.
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Wells
D.C
Independent Montana Theater Operators Form Group
At a Helena meeting, independent Montana theater operators organized and elected officers. J. A. English of Anaconda is president, Hans Jonsen of Deer Lodge vice president, and J. Griffin of Chinook secretary treasurer. About 45 operators joined. by-laws and incorporation plans to be drawn up in December.
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Helena
Montana
J. A. English
Anaconda
Hans Jonsen
Deer Lodge
J. Griffin
Chinook
Mines Professor to Speak on Scientific Research
Dr. Curtis L Wilson of the School of Mines faculty will address students this week on Scientific Re search as an Implement of Higher Education. The assembly is at ten o’clock Wednesday and the community is invited. Dr. Sheldon E. Davis attends a University executive council meeting in Helena later this week to discuss inter institutional matters.
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Curtis L Wilson
School of Mines
Wilson
Dillon
Sheldon E. Davis
Helena
H. H. Swain
University of Montana
Butte Coin Matching Costs Billings Man $240
Butte police report Ernest Johnson of Billings lost 240 dollars in a coin matching scheme that left him broke after starting with two strangers. Assistant Chief Jack Duggan portrayed the game as a rigged gamble and noted Johnson finished third in a trio. The episode follows a prior similar loss of 90 dollars by Joseph Charles Baroon the previous Monday.
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Butte
Jack Duggan
Ernest Johnson
Billings
Johnson
Joseph Charles Baroon
Campaign expense filings by candidates and parties
W Roberts none Vincent J Pendleton 45.75 Lawrence Peterson none George W Helming none. Democratic county central committee reported 371.50 received 287.61 spent. Republican central committee listed 524.00 donations and 480.45 expenditures.
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W. Roberts
Vincent J. Pendleton
Lawrence Peterson
George W. Helming
Democratic County Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Dillon Visitors From McCaleb and Hughes Families
Mr. and Mrs H L McCaleb and Mr. and Mrs George Hughes were Dillon visitors in Butte Friday.
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H. L. McCaleb
George Hughes
Dillon
Butte
Appointment Miss Stone Is Official
In Lewis and Clark county Mrs. Magraw retires from a decade leading a robust home demonstration program with 13 clubs and 300 members plus 12 4 H clubs and 100 members. Ruth Gehring, state 4 H canning champion, earned third at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Magraw resigns effective December 15 and will assist Miss Stone briefly after.
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Lewis and Clark County
Magraw
Ruth Gehring
Chicago
Scholastic Journalists Visit and Discussion at High School
After a luncheon the Scholastic Journalists will tour Dillon's newspaper plants and from 2 to 4 p m hold a discussion at the high school addressing mutual and individual problems. Miss Fay Kirkpatrick leads arrangements with June Patrick Elizabeth Wilkinson John WEDum and Joe Taylor of the Beaver staff forming the executive committee.
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Dillon
Fay Kirkpatrick
June Patrick
Elizabeth Wilkinson
John Wedum
Joe Taylor
Beaver Staff
Jo Ann
Pat Peterson
Merle Schmittroth
Eleanore Thompson
Motion for New Heaston Trial Filed
A Wise River murder case moves to a new trial bid after a jury sentenced by life imprisonment for the killing of Joseph W. Potts during an altercation in front of Potts' daughter's home. The court has not ruled on the motion yet.
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Joseph W. Potts
Wise River
Potts
William Heaston, Jr
Mrs Wellman Visits with Augusta Daughter at Thanksgiving
Mrs. Mark Wellman of Augusta spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Miss Helen Wellman a staff member at the Normal college dormitory.
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Mark Wellman
Augusta
Helen Wellman
Normal College
Montana vote totals on special measures and constitutional amendments
Official tallies show Referendum 40 approving liquor licensing and a liquor tax by 113332 to 68685. A Montana Trust and Legacy fund measure passed 103071 to 50135, and a four year term amendment for county officials won 71908 to 46543. Canvassing board to reconvene December 5 to finalize state and federal races totals.
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Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
Congress
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top quality job work offering reliable printing services. Clients gain precise typography crisp images and timely production for newspapers brochures and posters. Local businesses can expect steady service and competitive rates.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
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NBC Red
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