Beaverhead couples wed in Dillon area ceremonies
Miss Dorothy Louise Davidson and Waldron Boger married at the Christian church in Deer Lodge with Rev Harvey Hartling officiating. The event featured floral arrangements, music by local performers, and a reception at the bride’s home before a coast tour and residence in Dillon. Separately Miss Marjorie Opp wed Ralph D. Martin at the Opp home with Judge George Opp officiating. the couple will reside in Dillon after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Louise Davidson
Waldron Boger
Christian Church
Deer Lodge
Harvey Hartling
Dillon
E. F. Davidson
Jeer Lodge
Normal College
Ry KE
Roger
State University
Missoula
Marjorie Opp
Ralph D. Martin
Seville
Ohio
Harris Opp
George Opp
Bert Greene
Beaverhead County
Dillon Creamery
Dillon clubs begin season with elections and meetings
The Dillon Shakespeare club opened with a meet at St James guild hall electing Mrs Sheldon E Davis as vice president. Reports came on the Montana Federation of Women's clubs convention from Mrs Davis Mrs J E Kelly and Miss Jean Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
Sheldon E. Davis
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Davis
J. E. Kelly
Jean Bishop
Officers Named At Riverside Home Demonstration Club
The Riverside Home Demonstration club elected officers at a meeting at Mrs. Stella Murray's home. Stella Murray was named president, Harry Tash was elected vice-president, and A. J. Rife became secretary. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Melton's on Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Home Demonstration Club
Stella Murray
Unreality in a Church Sermon Across the Faith Community
A Sunday lesson sermon read in Churches of Christ Scientist on October 2 1938 centers on unreality and vanity. The golden text from Job warns against trusting vanity while Isa 51 emphasizes righteousness and salvation enduring through generations. The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures notes Christ’s mission to destroy the works of the devil and that truth dispels falsehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Apostle
St Rose Guild and Local Societies Meet This Week
St Rose guild met Thursday at St Rose hall with Mrs Lawrence J Holloran and Mrs George Pettit as hostesses. Pan Hellenic Society met Monday at Mrs W W Hawkins home with co hosts. P N G club met last night at Mrs Selah Frakes home. Neighbors of Woodcraft to hold regular meeting with past guardian neighbors occupying chairs. Birthday party for July August September birthdays after initiation. St James guild to be entertained Thursday at Mrs A F Waldorf home with Mrs Elizabeth Clemon assisting. Presbyterian Manse society to be entertained by Mrs Harry Graves at church at 2 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
St. James Guild
A. F. Waldorf
Elizabeth Clemon
Presbyterian Manse Society
Harry Graves
Sheridan principal Charles B. Murray in Dillon visit
Charles B. Murray, principal of Sheridan grade school, spent Saturday in Dillon for undisclosed local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Murray
Sheridan
Dillon
Local residents and visitors listed in Dillon notices
Local social notes show Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick visiting in Dillon from Juneau Alaska while relatives travel to California. Other items report office appointees and dances, including Matt Kay named ritualistic chairman of the Dillon Elks and Emery Smith joining Montana Elks convention committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Charles Burdick
Juneau, Alaska
Mrs. Burdick
Minnie Buhrer
Joe Nose, Jr
Billings
Leo Talent
California
Judson Stahl
Matt Kay
Dillon Elks Lodge
Montana Elks Association
Harley Linder
Laurin
Dillon
Marguerite Collins
University of Wisconsin
Beta Chapter
Theta Phi Alpha
Urbana
Don Wheat
Beaverhead
University of Washington
Emery Smith
Mary Judge
Juneau
Alaska
Paul
James
Ike Rife, Jr
Medicine Lodge
James Gravely
Armstead
Louis Kington
Jack Lasich
Twin Bridges
C. E. Woodside
Spokane
Fred Woodside
H. M. Brundage
Seattle
H. L. McCaleb
West Yellowstone
Catherine Stefohatz
Los
Disabled train in September under state bureau program
The state bureau of vocational rehabilitation placed 48 physically disabled persons in training in September. Leif Fredericks, bureau supervisor, notes joint cost sharing by state and federal government to teach trades enabling self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Leif Fredericks
Miller Named Administrator for Montana Grazing Panel
J. C. Miller of Roundup was appointed by Gov. Roy E. Ayers as administrator for the Montana grazing commission for a three month term ending December 31 1938. The post had been vacant as the commission operates on its own funds and lacked money to hire an administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miller
Roundup
Montana Grazing Commission
Roy E. Ayers
Conrad Woman's Club backs county public health nursing plan
The women's club of Conrad sponsors a campaign for a full time public health nursing service in Pondera county. Dr. Edythe P. Hershey head of the child health division of the state board of health announced the plan. Discussions will be at Conrad meetings on Oct. 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Club of
Conrad
Pondera County
Edythe P. Hershey
State Board of Health
State Land Board Buys Park County High School Bonds
The state land board purchased $40,000 of Park County High School District bonds issued for a new high school at Livingston. State Land Commissioner Nanita B. Sherlock said the state has purchased $163,000 of the district’s high school bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Board
Park County
Livingston
Nanita B. Sherlock
Flour Aid Mailed to Aid Families by Federal Agency
The federal surplus commodities corporation sent the state public welfare board 2,234,000 pounds of flour for relief families. The department also received 147,000 pounds of graham flour and 40,000 pounds of wheat cereal from the federal agency, announced Dwight Lohn, director of distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
State Public Welfare Board
Dwight Lohn
Montana highway taxes Fully Devoted to Highways Report
The Bureau of Public Roads reports that every dollar of state taxes paid by Montana highway users last year was allocated to highway purposes, aligning with pleas that all highway user revenues be devoted to highways. Public officials stress dedicated funding to road programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Bureau
From Iraq to Butte A Mining Camp Reunion
Mah mood Abdallah Attarbashi, a sophomore at the Butte state school of mines sent by Baghdad's education ministry, reunites with Aziz Abdul-Adhad, a junior who attended last year, in the so called world's largest mining camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Butte
Mahmood Abdallah Attarbashi
Mahmood
State School of Mines At
Ministry of Education
Bahgdad
Aziz Abdul-Adhad
Montana Payroll Rise Leads August Labor Report
The federalLabor Department reports pay rolls in Montana rose more than 14 percent and employment increased seven percent in August. Across the nation employment climbed in 42 states during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Department of Labor
Weather stations in Montana district to close for winter
Wheat and corn reporting stations at Malta Poplar Bozeman Conrad and Stanford shut down October 1 under the Helena district weather unit. They will reopen next growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Poplar
Bozeman
Conrad
Stanford
Helena
Plentywood Herald to Publish Silver Jubilee Edition
Editor William J. Hagen announces a special Silver Jubilee edition of the Plentywood Herald on October 13. The edition marks a pioneer celebration in eastern Montana and 2000 extra copies will be printed to meet advance orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hagen
The
Plentywood Herald
Montana
Buck
State Seeks PWA Funds for Capitol Area Building
The state board of examiners accelerated preliminary plans for a new state building near the Capitol to meet a deadline for PWA grant and loan applications. Members say the structure is needed to relieve crowding and improve state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
P.W.A
State Board of Examiners
Capitol
Public Works Administration
Omaha
Angeles Visits Dillon Parents and Brenners in Town
Angeles travels to Dillon to visit her parents while Mr and Mrs Charles Brenner spend Friday in Dillon from Horse Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Dillon
Charles Brenner
Horse Prairie
State agencies to pay rent for shared office space
Crowded conditions in several state departments prompt repayment of building costs through rent charged for offices. Departments listed include the fish and game commission, board of equalization, industrial accident board, water conservation board, and public instruction department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
State Board of Equalization
State Industrial Accident Board
State Water Conservation Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Montana Guard Leader Attends National Convention
Lt. John L. Hoffman of Glasgow represented the Montana National Guard at the National Guard Association of the United States convention. Hoffman serves as president of the Montana National Guard Association and as an officer in G Company of the state guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hoffman
Glasgow
Montana National Guard
National Guard Association of the United States
Hoffman
Montana National Guard Association
G Company
State National Guard
Pilot Thwarts Forest Fire Between Helena and Great Falls
A Western Air Express pilot on a Helena to Great Falls flight spotted a forest fire in the Lewis and Clark forest region. He circled to locate it and radioed Helena, prompting the Great Falls forestry office to dispatch crews immediately to combat the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Falls
Western Air Express
Lewis and Clark
Liquor Board Declares $100,000 Dividend for State Funds
The state liquor control board last week declared a $100 000 profit dividend to be distributed to state funds, bringing this year’s total dividends to $900 000. The board also declared a $5,000 dividend for the state teachers retirement fund, authorized by the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Board
State Liquor Control Board
L. M. A. Wass
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Falls Man Heads Road Association
Dr. Harry J. McGregor of Great Falls, former highway commissioner, was elected president of the central Montana highway association in Lewistown. The group backs a Glendive to Bonner central Montana highway and endorses Initiative 41 to authorize $3,000,000 in debentures repaid in 10 years from the five cent gas tax to match federal grants.
Another Milestone for Three Folks Herald in Heavy Anniversary Issue
The Three Folks Herald marks 29 years of continuous publication with a large edition that includes an industrial review from the paper’s start in a tent. Publisher Lyle K. Williams thanks subscribers for their loyalty as the paper notes it has never missed an issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Folks Herald
Lyle K. Williams
State Supreme Court weighs Broadwater per diem case
The state supreme court reviews Broadwater county's bid to force the welfare department to pay county commissioners per diem for county welfare board meetings. Commissioners seek 419 dollars, with counsel noting other counties claim total of 45000 dollars. Approval would cost about 125000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Broadwater County
State Welfare Department
Federal Grants Approved For State Welfare
The federal social security board approved 458676 in grants to the state welfare department for the three months ending Dec 31. Of this sum 389177 goes to old age assistance and 69498 to aid to dependent children. the state matches the federal funds and counties reimburse part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Social Security Board
State Welfare Department
I. M. Brandford
State Buys Feed for Penitentiary and Warm Springs Hospital
State Purchasing Agent I. S. McQuitty has purchased over 500000 pounds of barley oats and wheat for livestock feed at the Deer Lodge state penitentiary and the Warm Springs state hospital this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. McQuitty
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
State Hospital
Warm Springs
State Purchaser Acquires Gasoline and Vehicles for Four Divisions
McQuitty, a State Purchasing Agent, last week bought 10 cars of gasoline for the Great Falls Lewistown Missoula and Wolf Point division shops of the highway department from Continental Oil and Texas Oil. He also purchased a Ford coach for the state board of equalization and an International truck for the state industrial school at Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuitty
Great Falls
Lewistown
Missoula
Wolf Point
Highway Department
Continental Oil Company
Texas Oil Company
State Board of Equalization
Miles City
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Shakespeare Club
Judson Dickson
Mill Point
Leland Madsen
Madsen
Virginia Dickson
Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Mrs. Madsen
Malad
Idaho
Clubs
Child Study Club
Marion DeLadd
Thete
Bertie Mathews
South Atlantic Street
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Ned Saunders
Legion Junior Auxiliary
Rosanne Callahan
L.D.S
Ee de Soto
Czechoslovakia
L. EK. Adams
Kansas City
Kansas
Millard Tydings
Senate
Aberdeen
Maryland
Roosevelt
Barbara Stanwyck
Colvusslar Ster
Kansaddy
Ile
Sna
Dillon Implement Company
Christian Science
William Dunn, Jr
Barrett Hospital
John Albers
Zion National Park
Boulder Dam
Capital News
Plan Nurse Service
James N
Jim” Campbell
Gilbert Hilde
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
N. Pacific St
Dillon, Montana
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
GEO. M. L
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