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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1954

Page

9

Tag Day nets about 60 percent of fund sought

Saturday's Tag Day raised 143.72 toward Referenda 57 and 58 to fund bond issues of 3.5 million for Boulder State school and Warm Springs mental hospital. Countywide efforts fall short of the 250 quota, though follow-up tag sales may reach the goal. Volunteers included Sylvia Ibey and others.

J. H. Gilbert Jackson and Wisdom Armstead Sylvia Ibey Betty Lou Sorenson Lyla Henrie Joyce Ovitt Sandra McArthur Nancy Backus Sandra Petergon Gilbert Boulder Warm Springs

Local Mental Health Committee Speakers Visit Dillon Groups

Mrs C E Blinn and Mrs Ben Davis spoke to club groups in Dillon about county Mental Health measures. The committee plans to meet with every interested group before election day to explain background and purposes, Mrs Gilbert said.

Dillon C. E. Blinn Ben Davis Gilbert

Liberalized Death Benefit Eligibility Under New Law

The Butte social security office urges widows, children under 18, or dependent parents of workers who died before September 1950 to contact the office promptly. The deceased must have worked in a social security covered job for at least a year and a half after 1936. A representative will be in Dillon October 8 and 22 at the Employment Service office from 10 am to 12 noon.

Butte Social Security Butte Social Security Office Dillon Employment Service

Be ginning Today Land Care Urged At Rotary

Ben Slanger of the Soil Conservation Service urged urgent land care and water storage at a Rotary Club meeting. He warned of erosion dangers, cited Montana’s erosion recovery, and called for stronger land protection laws and conservation in Beaverhead.

Slanger Rotary Ben Slanger Soil Conservation Service Rotary Club Montana China India Holy Land Roman Empire Beaverhead George Andersen Homer Tuwmner Dillon J M. Williams Medlen Laboratory Club Don Wheat Butte Club Rotary International

Mizpah Chapter Observes CES Guest Night

Mizpah chapter No 3 OES met at the Masonic hall on Tuesday Sept 28 with Louise Boger and Clifford Mockel presiding. Verona Davis was installed as sentinel. A Star of Germany No 1 OES letter thanked Mizpah No 13 for clothing for the needy. CES card party set for Nov 19 and Ruth honored in October with a Ruth review by Dorothy Ann Forrester. Guests listed include Myrtle Oberem Polson H Jewell Bruer Superior Margaret Mashino Three Forks Birdean Conine Corinne Utah Elizabeth Davison Deer Lodge Ida George Forsythe Adelaide Mitchell May Melton Lima Wilma Wright sang. A Forest Service film on natural resources followed a group choral number by local girls. Refreshments from Glen and Melrose featured fall foliage decor and cake and coffee.

Mizpah Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Louise Boger Clifford Mockel Verona Davis Star of Germany OES Ruth Dorothy Ann Forrester Myrtle N. Oberem Polson H. Jewell Bruer Superior Margaret Mashino Three Forks Birdean Conine Corinne Utah Elizabeth Davison Deer Lodge Ida George Forsythe Adelaide Mitchell May Melton Lima Wilma Wright Carol Mockel Elizabeth McFadden Rochelle Kofoed Janet Brown Patty Sneed al Muchmore US Forest Service Glen and Melrose Louise Buhrer Azil Garrison Thelma Kalsta Violet Turner Clara Lively Hazel Kearns Alberta Pendergast

First Baptist Church Service Times Announced

Rev. E. W. Goodrick leads Sunday school at 9 45 am followed by the morning service at 11 o clock. An evening service is planned for 8 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting begins at 8 pm.

First Baptist Church E. W. Goodrick

Grace Methodist Church R N Johnsonsne Service Schedule

Grace Methodist Church announces church school at 10 am led by Superintendent Delmer L Morgan with children invited to attend. Morning service at 11 am features organist Helen Tysdal and a youth choir. Sermon title Good News for a Beat Generation. Youth fellowship at 6:30 pm and youth choir Thursday at 7 pm. Women’s society meets Thursday at 2:30 pm led by Mrs Zelma Morrison Mrs Alta Saunders and Mrs Inez Morrison invite all to attend.

Delmer L Morgan Helen Tysdal Women’s Society Zelma Morrison Alta Saunders Inez Morrison

Helena Official Visits Dillon For Montana Teacher Placement

Sam Kane, chief of the Teacher Placement division at the Montana State Employment Service, paid an official visit to Dillon on Tuesday to discuss state education staffing and placement. The visit focused on coordinating teacher placements and expanding outreach to rural districts.

Sam Kane Helena Montana State Employment Service Dillon Tues

Local officials meet with Montana college leaders

The report notes a meeting on a day and Wednesday where discussions took place with Paul Stahl Jr., manager of the local State Employment office, and with local school executives led by Rush Jordan, president of Western Montana College.

Paul Stahl, Jr Rush Jordan Western Montana College

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