Warm Springs aid plea outlined by local doctor at joint club dinner
Dr. B L Pampel, superintendent, described dire need at Warm Springs state hospital with 1,800 patients and four doctors. He urged Referendum 5 tax support to fund new facilities and more psychiatrists, warning of fire hazards and ten years without major construction. Anaconda fire chief Henry Quane described hazards. Kiwanis and Rotary members attended in Anaconda with guests and cast members from a Blithe Spirit rehearsal.
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State Hospital
Warm Springs
B. L. Pampel
Dillon Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Andrus Hotel
Warm Springs Hospital
Montana
Pampel
Henry Quane
Anaconda
Fred. Honeychurch
Anaconda Kiwanians
Matt Kelly
R A. Kelly
Tony Hunthausen
Joe Schwartz
Ed Wenger
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Monte Melton
Ole Kay Moe
U K Rubber Welders Ad on Bannack Street Dillon
For the best in the service go to the U. K. Rubber Welders at 109 Bannack St Dillon 0 tf.
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U. K
Bannack St
Dillon
Interest in New Air Mail Rate Prompts Business Support
Postmaster Andrus said during National Air Mail Week October 27 to November 2 that business firms back measures to increase air mail volume following the five-cent rate launch on October 1. Lambert Eliel of the Chamber of Commerce urged continued low rates to bolster commerce and faster service.
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Harry Andrus
United States
Andrus
Lambert Eliel
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Post Office
Canada
Mexico
Library Benefits From Donations
The library thanks the Q and A Child Study club for a donation from proceeds of a reading of The Black Rose by Mrs. Runkel. Part of the $40 will fund new children's books. Mr. and Mrs. George Gosman donated over 300 books from Miss Carson's library, with duplicates replacing old copies and plays added to the Lucy Hamilton Carson alcove.
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Q. and A. Child Study Club
Runkel
George Gosman
Miss Carson
Lucy Hamilton Carson
Shakespeare Club
Battle of Ballots Nears Finale in County Elections
The county faces three contests for commissioner positions with candidates Martin C. Jackson Frank Pendleton Don E. Anson George Melton Claude Lay and Paul H. Temple. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in larger precincts and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. in smaller ones. Returns will be collected at the courthouse with cooperation from local papers and party committees. Citizens may call Clerk Norman Giles at 111-W with results.
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Martin C. Jackson
Frank Pendleton
Don E. Anson
George Melton
Claude Lay
Paul H. Temple
Grant
Dewey
Bishop
Polaris
Birchcreek
Monida
Lakeview
Argenta
Glendale
Bannack
Dillon
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
Norman Giles
Election Bureau
Normal college shows at MEA conventions and campus clubs
Normal college representatives attended MEA conventions in Helena Kalispell and Great Falls from October 24 to 26 led by President Rush Jordan and others. The art club initiated twelve new members with a venison dinner hosted by Earl Allen and Rayburn Thompson. Membership lists include Mortamay Stevens Marian Anholt Mearl Eddy Jim Buckhouse Bernice DeGlow Lillian Fehrenkamp Doris Mellett Jane McKenzie Lois Crawford Illa Mae Sims Elena Hartop and Donald Wallin. Foreign Relations elects Phil Jones as president and George Adam as vice president Frances Pettit as secretary treasurer. Kappa Zeta Nu plans January initiation and a formal dance. A W A get together for all campus women was held October 23 in the gym with refreshments in the club rooms.
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Normal College
M.E.A
Helena
Rush Jordan
O. K. Moe
Musa Tellier
Margaret Hollensteiner
Dexter Fee
Gladys Forester
Kalispell
Myrtle Savidge
Great Falls
Genevieve Albertson
College Art Club
Earl Allen
Rayburn Thompson
Mortamay Stevens
Manhattan
Marian Anholt
Plentywood
Mearl M. Eddy
Jim Buckhouse
Missoula
Bernice Deglow
Columbia Falls
Lillian Fehrenkamp
Stevensville
Dorothy Mellett
Hamilton
Jane McKenzie
Butte
Lois Crawford
Laurel
Illa Mae Sims
Divide
Elena Hartop
Pony
Donald Wallin
Philipsburg
Foreign Relations Club
Phil Jones
George Adam
Frances Pettit
Margaret Madeen
Exter Fee
Kappa Zeta Nu
Ralph McFadden
W.A.A
Home Demonstration Council Meeting Set at Andrus Hotel
The Home Demonstration Council will convene here with Mrs. Emer Anderson of Armstead taking the secretary treasurer duties. A vice president will be elected and installed. Noon luncheon for club officers will be in the Andrus hotel dining room. Beaverhead club to receive a handsome award for top achievement.
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Home Demonstration Council
Ner
Emer Anderson
Armstead
Andrus
Beaverhead Home Demonstration Club
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Armistice Event for Veterans
The Legion Auxiliary plans a renewal Armistice event inviting all members and eligible women to attend and reserve seats. They seek help to compile the honor roll of men who served, acknowledging wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legionnaires and deceased veterans. Reservations close when seating fills.
Resident of county since 1882 passes away
Dated at the final rites and interment were held in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were John H Schmittroth Vincent Schmittroth Louis Schmittroth Ed Johnson William McMannis and Frank Bell.
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Mountain View Cemetery
John H
Vincent Schmittroth
Louis Schmittroth
Ed Johnson
William McMannis
Frank Bell
Mrs Clark Huntley of Wisder Visits City Yester Day
Mrs Clark Huntley of Wisder visited the city yesterday, staying a short time and meeting local residents before departing.
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Clark Huntley
Wisder
Yesteray
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Kiwanis Rotary
John Troupe
Beaverhead County
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Roxy
Bette Davis
Glenn Ford
Dane Clark
Walter Brennan
Charles Ruggles
Melody Master
Sun - Mon
Rita Hayworth
Gilda
Cartoon — News
Cavalier
Johnnye Junior
Berlinger
The
Examiner Printing Co
Hartwig
Tarzan
Zane Grey
Black Angel
O’malley OF
the Mounted
Paramount Special
Union Pacific
Montana Power Company
Alice Hansen Orr
Pol. Pol. Adv
Legion Auxiliary
M.S.N.C. Bulldogs
Idaho Southern
Bulldogs
U. S. Army Air Forces
U. S Army Recruiting Station
No. Wyoming
St. Butte, Montana
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