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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1956

Page

12

Gosman Attacks Olsen Lobbyist Remarks as Dachau Reference

Governor George M. Gosman condemned Attorney General Arnold H. Olsen for remarks at a 1954 regional Farm Labor meeting that implied jailing lobbyists. Olsen said he would jail those groups if possible, prompting Gosman to defend the open democratic process and the role of lobbyists across labor, business, and civic groups.

George M. Gosman Gosman Arnold H. Olsen Farm-Labor Institute Anaconda Olsen Deer Lodge County Hitler Dachau Chambers of Commerce

Halloween Party Delights Polaris Area Crowd

Large crowd attends a Halloween party at the Polaris school house hosted by Yvonne Hull and the Polaris school with Florence Pinkerton. Prizes awarded for costumes including ghost, clown, devil, and Indians. games, an apple bite contest, and a wrapping game provide lively fun. Sue Harrison wins earrings.

Polaris Yvonne Hull Florence Pinkerton Mill Point Danny Harrison John Melcher Barbara Remely Dianna Rhodes Teddy Wayne Harrison Margie Holand John Knoll

Winter travel notes and church events in Butte area

Edith Shinn left Butte ahead of the big snow on Grasshopper while visiting relatives in Whiting Indiana and Chicago suburbs before heading to Niles Mid. Bozeman Bay Area notes include youth choir, junior high Westminster activities, and a First Presbyterian women’s meeting with a play titled A Piece of Pink Paper. Norman Nelson and Clare Judge returned with antelope from Beaverhead.

Edith Shinn Butte Whiting Indiana Chicago Irene Kaiser Niles Mid Westminster Fellowship Westminster Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church Ruth Circle

First Presbyterian Church Services Highlight Morning Worship

Wm J Holland, minister, leads two services at First Presbyterian. 8:30 a.m. morning worship with the sermon The Responsibility of Opportunity and a Youth Choir anthem The Lord's Prayer in a West Indian version. Gay Townsend sings solo. 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. morning worship follow.

First Presbyterian ‘Church J. Holland Gay Townsend

Miss Miller Attends GOP Women’s Tea Event

Over 100 attendees met Miss Miller at the Republican Women’s Tea held at GOP headquarters in Jackson and Dillon led by Mrs. Fred Hirschy and Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker. She greeted supporters and discussed Miss Harriett Hiller’s bid for state superintendent. Miller met college officials including Western Montana College of Education president Dr. Herbert L. Steele.

Fred Hirschy Jackson Frank Hazelbaker Dillon J. H. Gilbert County Central Committee Harriett Hiller

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Polaris News Dillon Examiner Sue Harrison Mr. Hull Jack Benny Rochester Ohio Circle S Owen London Mary Johnston Havre Montana Elkhorn Donald Chamberlin Jerry Chamberlin Giles Gregoire L. R. Crowe Clint Lamey Oren Reynolds Art Reynolds R. D. Marchesseault Spokane Jack Rogan Pat J. D. Harrison June Packer Holland Polaris School Barry Remely Leonard C Pol. Adv Young R. R. Commissioner Club del R. Stamy Sect Helena Boy Scouts Tub Scouts Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Bozeman Montana State College Norman Nelson Clare Judge Beaverhead Miss Miller GOP Women’s Tea Geo. M. Gosman
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