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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1952
Page
8
The 1953 Dodge models are on display at the J W Walters showrooms. The event drew a large crowd with refreshments provided. Staff explained the three major divisions and diverse body styles while road tests are offered to prospective buyers.
Joe White, manager, announced dates for displaying 1953 Chrysler automobiles at Montana Auto Sales. The showroom will host the display Thursday and Friday October 30 and 31 and Saturday November 1. The dealer highlighted six 1953 models with 20 body styles.
Assembly Speaker Dr. Bruno Katz addressed Western Montana College students on the topic Travelling Troubled Paths in Syria Egypt and Abyssinia. In a student music program Edward Durkin with Donna Durston sang Lonesome Road and Your Song from Paradise. Carolyn McFadden performed Allegro from Poccata in G by Bach.
Leon Eliel of Los Angeles visits Dillon and Beaverhead County. He arrived in Butte Friday and travels with his brother and sister-in-law Lambert Eliel to Dillon. Leon Filiel and Mrs Filiel meet John Eliel in Jackson this week.
Walter McGuire of Western Montana College attended the semi annual meeting of librarians of the Montana university system in Havre on Saturday.
Beaverhead Home Demonstration council members gathered at Western Montana College on Oct 24 with 42 in attendance. Olga Schindler installed officers including Vern Stanchfield Wise River as president and Dan Piccone Glen as vice president. Ruth Ann Brown Armstead spoke on her state 4 H congress experience and award. Clair Michels outlined extension aims. Lura Penwell reviewed 1953 programs and a members’ forum covered social issues and education themes.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine Bruce Jardine express gratitude to friends neighbors and funeral participants for support floral offerings pallbearers Wisdom Masonic lodge and memorial fund contributions for the cemetery well.
A group from Kingsley Iowa led by Frank Clark and including Dale Koskovich Ed Wink Ivan Clark and George Wink hunted antelope in the Billings area after visiting Broadview Montana. They joined local residents at the Drews ranch and enjoyed Grasshopper valley Elkhorn Springs as a feature.
Members of the Chinook yearbook staff at Western Montana College are announced with editors Victor and Agnes Tenneson, associate editors Virginia Parks and Robert Olson, assistant editor Robert Brown, picture editor Janice Munkers, art editor Jimmy Carr, organization editor Floyd Brown, and business managers Dan Sweeney and Annlee Krisk.
Girl students at Western Montana college residence hall have chosen the following council members for the 1952 53 academic year Christina Long Clinton Barbara Lawrence Wise River Mar della Bieber Townsend Janet Eccleson Anaconda Jean Ivie Anaconda Maxine Robison Anaconda Betty Copenhaver Ovando Esther Polette Florence Eleanor Hearst Plains Patricia Morrison Lozeau
Future Farmers of America Beaverhead chapter sets their annual Harvest Ball at Dillon city hall on Saturday evening November 1. Four candidates for queen are Judith Holmlund Jeanette Watkins Kay Nelson and Sharon Stanchfield. Music by Bill Gandrud's orchestra with several singing groups and a trumpet trio. Vernon Rowe will crown the queen and Laurene Walker 1951 queen will present the revolving cup.
Ursula Smuda an 18 year old former Bavarian now student at Beaverhead County High recalled wartime days and the American troops entry into Speyer. She compared U S and German education and expressed happiness in the United States. New Rotary members welcomed: Chris Bay Rev Arthur Lord W E Pry Dan Henneberry. Guests included Herbert Wheat and Jack Brenner.
Lee Metcalf congress candidate meets Beaverhead party leaders in Dillon on Tuesday. He visits newspaper plants and local businesses to discuss campaign priorities.
The Examiner reports on timekeeping practices in ranch work tied to Social Security. It covers wage records, hours logged, and compliance steps for ranch employers and workers. The piece emphasizes verification and data accuracy in payroll reporting.
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