Bond's Take Lead in Dillon Bowling League Race
Bond's surged to first place in the Commercial league at Dillon Bowling Center as Tash's dropped from the top spot. Oasis boosted its standings with a 989 team game, while Winn's posted the high two-night series of 2741. Individual leaders included Oasis Johnson with 219 and Eagle's Poe with 558.
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Bond’s
Dillon Bowling Center
Tash
Tash’s
Oasis
Winn's
Johnson
Poe
Eagle
Bons
Esssessseeeseqeneenes
Tabi Sci Pestegetssinsasiniaaeuntnt
All-Star League honors and Armistice Day schedule
Open League L Schuler topped with high game 256 and high series 617 while Skeet's posted high game 945 and high series 2592. Armistice Day All Commercial league play postponed to Friday Nov 15. Gov Ford sought sugar bonus from national officials to recruit workers for Montana sugar beet harvest amid frost risk.
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L. Schuler
The
Andrus
Skeet’s
Sam C. Ford
Sec. of
Clinton P. Anderson
OPA
Paul Porter
Montana
Ford
Mrs Mary McKnight Recovers After Stroke Treatment
Mrs Mary McKnight received treatment at St James hospital in Butte after a slight stroke last weekend. She returned home Monday and is getting along nicely at the home of her daughter Miss Nellie McKnight.
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Mary McKnight
St. James Hospital
Butte
Nellie McKnight
Rehabilitation Agent to Visit Dillon on November 8
J C Carver rehabilitation agent for the Montana Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation will be in Dillon on Friday November 8 and can be reached through the U S Employment Service. The bureau helps handicapped people gain remunerative work via counseling training placement and related services. In the last year statewide rehabilitated workers earned an average weekly wage of 35 dollars after benefits, up from 6 06. Eleven Bea verhead County residents took services last year with more potential beneficiaries. Contact Dillon U S Employment Service or write to Helena Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau for details.
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J. C. Carver
Montana Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Dillon
U. S. Employment Service
Carver
Leif Fredericks
Bureau
Beaverhead County
U. S. Employment Service Office
Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau
Helena
Veterans housing crisis in Glasgow eyed for quick action
Gov Sam C Ford pressed FPHA head Jesse Epstein to speed approval of nine former army airport buildings for veterans housing in Glasgow. Epstein said War Assets Administration in Helena had not acted yet. Also, Montana plans an aerial search and rescue network centered in Missoula with Dr Amos Little as medical consultant.
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Glasgow
Sam C. Ford
Jesse Epstein
FPHA
Seattle
Ford
Epstein
War Assets Administration Office
Helena
Missoula
P. D. Hanson
Montana
Hanson
Amos Little
Paratrooper Swetish Assigned to Northern Japan
Albert James Swetish 21 of Dillon Montana serves with the 457th Parachute Field Artillery battalion in Northern Japan under the Eighth Army. Inducted April 1945 he trained at Fort Bragg and Fort Benning earning paratrooper wings in March. He arrived overseas in June 1948 and works as a radio mechanic. He plans to return to farming after discharge. He is the son of Mrs Amanda Swetish of Dillon. Mrs Elizabeth Davison left for Seattle after a month with Roger and family.
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Eighth Army
Japan
Albert James Swetish
Dillon
Montana
11Th Airborne Division
457Th
Parachute Field Artillery
Swetish
Army
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fort Benning
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Winn
Cleamety
Oasis Ee
Roberts
Eece
Men’s Store
Paddock & Tyro
Eliel’s
Warner's
Creamery
Tribune
Gosman’s
City Drug
Cornell
Perlick
Refrigeration Company
Gamera
Harvard College
Science Illustrated
Leroy M. Gilbert
S. Atlantic St
Rew
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
VRO
Montana Auto Sales
Mont
United Press State Letter
Kliel’s
Amanda Swetish
Elizabeth Davison
Better Vision Institute
Chaucer
Anaconda Central
Beavers
Beaverhead Saddlery
Pete Lasich
Center and
Washington Streets
Roberts Food Market
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