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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1942

Page

8

Hospital Notes and Dismissals from Barrett Hospital

Mrs. Jess Roberts and infant son were released from Barrett hospital Friday. William McMann of the Big Hole basin and Elmer Macieroski of Melrose were dismissed from the hospital Saturday. A son was born Sunday night at Barrett hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis. Mrs. Sherman Koontz and infant son have returned to their home in Lima following dismissal from Barrett hospital.

Jess Roberts Barrett Hospital William McMann Big Hole Basin Elmer Macieroski Melrose Ralph Davis Sherman Koontz Lima

Farm Transportation Committee Named by USDA War Board

The Beaverhead County USDA War Board announced a Farm Transportation Committee to help farmers and truckers complete Certificates of War Necessity and support transportation conservation. Members include Floyd Kenison, Ed Whitworth, Carl Hartwig, Wilbur Tash, Frank Tyre, with alternates Harry Tash, Arnold Benson, William Welborn, Joe White. National Farm Truck Registration days set for Oct 22 23 24 to aid applications due by Nov 15. a Oct 16 meeting in Dillon will train committee members.

Beaverhead County Usda War Board Floyd Kenison Ed Whitworth Dillon Carl Hartwig Wilbur Tash Frank Tyre Harry Tash Arnold Benson William Welborn Joe White Kenison Office of Defense Transportation ODT Federal Building

Navy Cruiser Accepts Four Volunteers

The Navy cruiser in Dillon hosted a recruiting event with Sam Begovich and Kenny Kall leading clerical and examination duties. Friday night showed films Subs at Sea and Eyes of the Navy as the 16 ton mobile station tours Montana during Navy recruiting month proclaimed by Gov. Sam Ford. The cruiser then moved from Dillon to the Bitterroot and Flathead regions as part of a 1900 mile state tour.

Sam ‘ Begovich Kenny Kall Navy Sam Ford Dillon Bitterroot Flathead Montana

Absentee Voting Rules for Service Members in 1942

The notice outlines that service members may vote by absent ballot without losing registry status. An elector must submit within 30 days of each election a statement proving active military service and county residence, plus an endorsement from a superior officer. Mr. Baker notes ballots are ready and voters may cast absentee ballots now for Election Day Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1942. Contact 55 for news.

United States Baker

Men's Store Keghlers Roll High Game and Week Schedule

Members of the Men's Store bowling team rolled 2694 pins to top the week. Hignight of Paramount Cleaners had individual highs with 211 in a game and 651 in three games. Schedule shows matches from Oct 19 to Oct 22 across multiple teams and leagues with standings and top scores for women and men.

Hignight The Paramount State Bank Eliel’s Standard Lumber Paramount Cleaners Gosman’s Bond's Paddock & Tyre Montana Power Winn's Orr Flowers Merlen Hotel Dillon Creamery Emerick Insurance Dillon Implement Co Merle's Beauty Shop Powerettes City Drug Skeets Stephan’s Montana Auto Texaco Warner’s Tribune Tash Transfer Montana Auto Keglers City Drug Keglers Elsie Cornell Lacgue L_ Pet Merle Dillon Implement Fowerettes XACO Gisirresrndtong Warner’s O.oo Metlen Paddock & Tyro Winn’s

C A A Offers Positions for Men Women

Men and women are offered a communicator training course with advancement prospects announced by CAA authorities. The Junior Aircraft Communicator Trainee role is open to exempt draft men and normal-condition women aged 17 to 40, with training in Seattle. Graduates join CAA stations at 1620 per year, with rapid promotion possible to 1800 and larger cities. apply via Civil Service Commission. Service supports national defense and offers valuable training.

CAA Seattle Civil Aeronautics Administration Civil Service Commission National Defense

Tragitt Jr. Visits Dillon on Way to Yankton

H N Tragitt Jr is seen visiting friends in Dillon on his way home to Yankton South Dakota. He has spent the past several months working on the Alaska road. His father once served as the Episcopal minister in Dillon.

H. N. Tragitt, Jr Dillon Yankton S. Oak Alaska

Beaverhead County Instructors Join Defense Projects

Two former Beaverhead county high school instructors join defense work. Ruth Harrison becomes secretary to Boeing Aircraft’s manager after teaching music in the county and Deer Lodge. Lavantia Bedford, a former commercial instructor, awaits a government post in Vallejo California. Lt Lou Larsen visits from Spokane, and Dr Robert Stephan, Beaverhead graduate, leaves Oct 15 for Tucson to join Army Air Corps as first lieutenant in the medical branch. Mary Pickerick reports for WAAC training in Des Moines Iowa, leaving this week to report Oct 19. Twenty five men inducted Oct 1 depart for Fort Douglas Utah with Fielding Graves acting corporal. Jack Temple returns on furlough from U S Navy home from St Marys College.

Beaverhead County Ruth Harrison Boeing Aircraft Company Harrison Deer Lodge Boeing LaVantia Bedford Vallejo Calif Bedford Beaverhead Robert Stephan W. H. Stephan Tucson Ariz Army Air Corps Stephan Air Force University of Iowa Dillon Bachelor Club Orchestra Mary Pickerick Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps Des Moines Iowa Miss Pickelick WAAC Butte Fort Douglas Utah Fielding Graves

Scrap drives push Montana to collect metal for war effort

Beaverhead and Montana rally for total scrap collection as production surges in America. The piece urges every resident to contribute, noting a monthly target of 135,700 pounds of scrap metal and calling for 100 percent cooperation to sustain the war production and material needs.

America Montana

Missoula Sentinel appoints two to advertising staff

Mary Ann Luebken and Dorothy Davis, students at the University of Montana Missoula, have been appointed to the advertising staff of the Sentinel college yearbook for the upcoming college year.

Sentinel Mary Ann Luebken Dorothy Davis University At Missoula

LDS Church Officers and Teachers Meeting Schedule

L D S Church announces an officers and teachers meeting on Sunday October 18 with Sunday school at 10:00, sacrament gem led by Ethel Casterline and talks by Roberta Bowring and Merrill Parker, class work, and closing exercises at 11:25.

L.D.S. Church L. H. Smith Ethel Casterline Roberta Bowring Merrill Parker

Beavers Defeat Bozeman in First Class A Game

Beavers win 6 0 as Harrison scores on a quarterback sneak and Krause recovers a fumbled ball in the end zone for the other touchdown. Deputy misses both extra points as Bozeman penalties hinder offense. Timberline setup includes halftime pep band formation and preparations to face Livingston coached by Frank Little.

Harrison Beavers Bozeman Krause Beaver Fred Honeychurch Livingston Frank Little Dillon Kamps Cranston V. Hansen Kilbride Wenger Alexander Hansen Ward Fiddler Cowan Stiff Harrison Spinner Barrett Hoffman Dart Weanes Slaght Kamps Donaldson Vandegrift Straughy Evans Buck

Mathematics Class Organized at College

William Straugh, a mathematics instructor, announced a new mathematics class for all men and women at the college. The class meets every Wednesday from 8 to 10 pm in the main hall, with attendees already including Otto Sassman and Leonard Schulz among others. enrollment remains open this evening and next Wednesday.

William Straugh The Normal College Mr. Straugh Otto Sassman Leonard Schulz Dave Williams Ed Donovan Geo. Elwell T. W. Sargent Dave

University unit registrations fall across Montana campuses

Dorothy Green, acting executive secretary of five Montana University units, said overall registration is 25 to 58 percent below last fall. Dillon’s Montana Normal reported 81 students, Missoula 1,118, Mines 1, Havre 221, and Billings Eastern Normal 118, with nursing additions and wartime factors cited as causes for the drop.

Dorothy Green Montana University Montana Normal At Dillon University At Northern Montana College Havre Pole Eastern Normal Billings

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