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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1948

Page

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Bulldogs and Saints Tie 7-7 in Home Draw

Normal College and Carroll College of Helena battled to a 7-7 stalemate on the home field after a scoreless first quarter. Estes Hubber and Ellli were sidelined by injuries, while Carroll’s Robert Sherger kicked the Saints ahead and the Bulldogs missed late chances to win.

Carroll College Helena Invaders Saints Fey Boka Hawks Carroll Robert Sherger Saint Bulldogs aé’Helena Estes Hubber Euli Bill Straugh Iehef Ricks Seve

Clinics for Children to Hold Examinations in November

All clinics for crippled children will be conducted November 12 and 13 under the Montana State Board of Health through the Division of Services. A orthopaedic surgeon and a pediatrician will examine anyone under 21 with a physical handicap from a crippling condition. A Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation representative will interview those over 16 for potential training. The clinics are diagnostic only with possible financial aid for those needing care. Inquiries at St. James Hospital in Butte. Doctors Colman Od and Jespie will supervise screenings.

B. K. Kilbourne State Board of Alth Ools Division of Services Crippled Children Montana Ate Board of Health Nowen Bureau of Vocational Butte St. James Hospital S. J. K. Colman D. L. Jespie

Auxiliary President to Visit Local Unit

Isther Porter of Philipsburg, president of District No. 4, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, will visit Whipple post auxiliary on November 16. Ruth Smith announced the visit at the regular meeting held at the I O O F hall. The Lima, Erwin Paul at Lima, and Big Hole Basin auxiliaries will be invited to attend the ember meeting. a committee led by Mrs. John Wenger, Alice Nelson and Mrs. Cashmore was named to arrange it.

Porter Erwin Paul Lima Big Hole Basin John Wenger Alice Nelson

Legion Post Plans Armistice Day Observance

Beaverhead Ameri Legion post held a regular meeting Thursday night with Vice Commander Wal Roger presiding. They set plans for Armistice Day activities and formed committees to arrange the program while reports and a bingo game were enjoyed.

Beaverhead Ameri- Legion City Wal Roger Harold

Gov Sam C Ford speaks in Montana campaign rally

Gov Sam C Ford, seeking a second term as Montana governor, addressed a large crowd at the Republican headquarters. He denied Democratic challenger John W Bonner’s charges and argued against tax abuses, urging proof of corruption if any exists. The speech touched on property taxes, school funding, and proposed referenda.

John W. Bonner Montana Ford Great Falls State Liquor Control Board

Brother of Dillonites Rescued After Week in Wilderness

Harlan B. Davis of El dorado Springs Missouri a brother of Dr. Sheldon E. Davis and Mrs. Ernest Luebben was found after seven days and six nights lost in the Bitter Root Selway forest about 40 miles east of Hamilton. He was brought by plane to Hamilton hospital and is recovering, with plans to travel to Dillon for rest. A large search by forest personnel organized groups paratroopers and bloodhounds aided by planes and ground teams located him.

Bitter Root-Selway National Forest Hamilton Harlan B. Davis Eldorado Springs Sheldon E. Davis Ernest Luebben Hamilton Hospital Davis Dillon Dr. Davis Luebben

Miss Bishop Elected President of Montana Presbyterian Society

Miss Jean Bishop of this city was elected president for the ensuing year of the Montana Presbyterian Synodical Society at the annual convention held last week in Bozeman.

Jean Bishop Montana Presbyterian Synodical Society Bozeman

War veteran dies at Fort Harrison hospital

Marius Rasmussen 60 a World War I veteran died Monday at the veterans hospital in Fort Harrison after a lingering illness. A Beaverhead county resident for 35 years he worked on ranches before owning and running a ranch until recently. Born in Horsens Denmark he came to the United States as a young man. Survived by his wife two step children Mrs Joseph Nolan and Harry Christensen. Funeral Thursday 3 30 pm Brundage chapel Rev Edward R Leivestad First Lutheran church officiating interment Mountain View cemetery. Rites of the American Legion at the grave.

Marius Rasmussen Veterans’ Hospital Fort Harrison Beaverhead County Horsens Denmark Joseph Nolan Harry Christensen Brundage Chapel Edward R. Leivestad First Lutheran Church Mountain View American Legion

Halloween Fun For Kids In Dillon Promises Strong City Program

Chief of Police Dan Mooney announced a community fund of 400 for Halloween treats music and incidentals. The city plans a program October 30 with activities for all ages including a primary building program at the Hartwig theater for intermediates and a city hall teen dance. Local businessmen have donated generously and expect reduced property damage this year.

Dan Mooney Dillon Hartwig Theater Montana

Frances Giudici Installed as Rainbow Advisor

Frances Giudici was installed as advisor of the Rainbow for Girls at a largely attended public ceremony at the Masonic Hall. She succeeds Donna Carrigan, with Dorothey Newnes named associate advisor and a slate including Peggy Lou Sutherland charity Mary Beth Smith hope Bonnie Ann Martin faith Nora Jean French chaplain Pat Meyers drill leader and others.

Frances _Giudici Haas Bobbie Jeanne Giudici Sherrie Lugar Betty Lou Lugar Billie Lessey Nature Marilyn Morrison Katharine Cardinale Fidelity Joan Wenger Hazel Davis Pat Sanderford Elsita Rouse Kenette Kenison Sandra Stubben Maisy Wenger Frances Ryan Donna Carrigan Carol Giudici Dorothy Tyre Shirley Stocker Marcia Warner

Rumor of grazing land law circulates during campaign

A rumor claims a new law on public grazing land would burden the livestock industry. Carl O. Hansen, ex-secretary of the Montana Wool Growers Association, says the bill, sponsored by his group and the Montana Stock Growers Association, was passed by the legislature and governor with minor polishing needed.

Carl O. Hansen Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Montana Stockgrowers’ Association

Native of Dillon Accident Victim Doris Nelson, 21

Doris Nelson, 21, a Dillon native and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson, fatally injured when a horse fell on her at the Nelson ranch on Rock creek east fork in Granite county. She is survived by her parents two sisters Mrs. Jay Bond of Butte and Zola Nelson of Hamilton and two brothers Howard and Wilfred K. Nelson of the Rock creek ranch.

Doris Nelson Hans Nelson Dillon Nelson Ranch Rock Creek Granite County Miss Nelson Jay Bond Butte Zola Nelson Hamilton Howard Wilfred K. Nelson Rock Creek Ranch

Delegates Report From Boys State Highlight Rotary Meeting

Dillon Rotarians heard Bob Davis describe his Montana Boys State trip to Washington DC and a tour of federal sites. Leo Crowley summarized Federation of Small Business efforts in promoting private enterprise with a Washington lobby.

Dillon Rotarians Bob Davis Bill Woodburn Montana National Boys’ State Washington, D. C National Federal Congressional Chambers Washington Monument Arlington Cemetery Mount Vernon Pentagon Building Annapolis Academy Federal Bureau of Investigation Bureau Washington Leo C. Crowley Missoula National Federation of Small Business D. C Congress Ben Davis Wilber Squires Byron Sanborn Glen Freeman W. M. Stone Dillon Examiner Dillon Rotary Club Bill Straugh Carroll-Bulldog Ricks College Rexburg Ralph Stowell Kay Whitworth

Davis and Angstman to Speak at Friday Rally

Tom J. Davis and Albert H. Angstman, Republican candidates for U S Senate and Congress, will address voters at the central committee headquarters in the Roxy theater Friday evening Oct 22. Frank Hazelbaker urges turnout as party leaders warn of a Wallace faction attempt to seize state government.

Tom J. Davis U. S Albert H. Angstman Congress The Central Committee Roxy Theater Frank Hazelbaker Republican County Central Committee Montana Wallace George Gosman Dillon Gosman Helena

Death claims Mrs. Fred Crouse in Dillon funeral

Mrs. Fred Crouse known as Bundy dies peacefully at her daughter’s home on South Pacific street. Born February 22 1881 in Gallatin county she led as Gallatin county school superintendent 1904 1908 and was active in Presbyterian and pioneer societies. Funeral held Wednesday at the Presbyterian church with Rev J Thompson Baker officiating and Mountain View cemetery interment.

Fred Crouse Bundy Hans Andersen South Pacific Street Pearl Leone Dickson Gallatin County Bozeman J. H. D. Street George Dickson Bannack Emily Ida Street Montana State College Presbyterian Church Manse Society Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Ellen May Guild Georgiana Dillon James S. Dickson Francis Renick Miami Fla Stanley Sisterson Lester Crouse Albert Adams S. Pasadena Calif J. Thompson Baker Mountain View Cemetery Carl Davis Charles Buck Clyde Brown Hiram Rodgers Carl Hollenstiner Phillip Cottom

Irene Clemow Dies After Long Illness In Butte Hospital

Irene Fay Clemow 1946 02 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Clemow of Jackson died Monday evening after a long illness in a Butte hospital. Survived by parents a brother George three sisters Rose Ann Beatrice Ruth grandfather Jake Neidt grandmother Elizabeth A Clemon and many aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday from St James Episcopal church with Rev Lewis D Smith officiating and burial in Mountain View family plot.

Irene Fay Clemow Tom Clemow Jackson Butte George Beaverhead County High School Rose Ann Rowland Hall Salt Lake City Beatrice Ruth Jake Neidt Wisdom Elizabeth A. Clemon Walter Stewart Hamilton John Neidt Howard Henrie Jackson Hole Wyo Betsy Clemow Dillon Frank Lightfoot Missoula Mark Clemon St. James Episcopal Church Lewis D. Smith Mountain View Cemetery

Hospital Budget Notes Reveal Kitty Fund Remainder

A fragment reports hospital funds with 40 percent of kitty set aside and leftover amounts from the department budget. Jay V. McCarthy is cited as parade director, noting a total of 1 045 dollars.

Jay V. McCarthy

Honored War Dead Will Be Laid At Rest

The body of Pfc Roy E Wellington will arrive Friday morning per telegram to H M Brundage Dillon funeral director. A detachment of American Legion members will escort him from the depot to Brundage funeral home. Wellington enlisted in 1940, was captured during Corregidor's fall, survived the Bataan march, and died Feb 7 1943 in a Japanese prison camp. His brother Wallace was killed May 6 1943 in North Africa. His mother Mrs Isabelle Wellington survives in Dillon. Funeral arrangements not yet complete.

Roy.e. Wellington Jan Pilon Dillon American Legion Brundage Pfc Wellington U. S. Army Corregidor Bataan Japan Pvt Wallace Wellington North Africa Isabelle Wellington

Dates Set for Beaver Lodge High School Carnival

Beaver Lodge student central committee met at the high school with Bill Brown as chairman to set carnival dates November 12 and 13 with proceeds going to the lodge The event is managed by Dale Dart and monthly meetings cover recreation center policy Members include Ed Davis Frances Giudici Ren ette Kenison Marjorie Lane Billy Orr Jimmy Richardson Ray Giudici Peggy Wenger Dolores Davis Mrs Ben Davis serves as Legion auxiliary representative.

Beaver Lodge Bill Brown Dale Dart Ed Davis Frances Giudici Renette Kenison Marjorie Lane Billy Orr Jimmy Richardson Ray Giudici Peggy Wenger Dolores Davis Ben Davis Legion Auxiliary

Two Hospitalized In Auto Accident Near Barret

Joe Ryburn a Beav ered county high school instructor and Walter Daggett a Normal college student were hospitalized after a Saturday morning crash. They were en route to Idaho for Rev Daggett's preaching assignment when the car left the road during road work, Daggett’s vehicle went off a soft shoulder and plunged into the bar. Both began recovering at Barrett hospital.

Joe Ryburn Beaverhead County Walter Daggett Barrett Hospital Ryburn Daggett Idaho

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Presia Earl Warren California Dell A. Lloyd Young Republicans Christ Sperle Jackson and Thore Frank Pendleton Lloyd Bie Hole Sam C. Ford Dillonites Friday Ft. Harrison Rainbow Rotary Angstman Fred, Crouse Irene Clemow Roy E. Wellington
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