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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
4
The examiner notes the marriage of Miss Burnella Ethel Spencer and {. L. Hanny performed by Judge Phillips yesterday.
The article lists numerous prize winners for vegetables and dairy from Beaverhead county, noting individuals such as F. B. Williams, Mrs. George Opp, Luther S. Smith, and L. H. Rumbaugh. Judges named include D. P. Thurber, Duke Gist, and H. B. Ashworth. continuation promised next week.
Veterans of the 91st Division in Portland plan the Sixth Annual reunion on Sept 25 26 and 27. Major General William H Johnston and Col. John H Parker are among notable attendees. The dates coincide with the Meuse Argonne drive of 1918, highlighting the division’s early penetration of the Von Hindenburg line.
Great Falls reports Ursuline Academy announces dress rules for the new year. Young women must wear the official uniform by Oct 1 and forego stockings rolled below the knee, sleeves above the elbow, and blouses too low or sheer. Flapper styles are discouraged.
Dr. W. J. Romersa, dentist, occupies offices formerly used by Dr. Rathbone and lists contact as 65-W. The notice also mentions available bays for used equipment or space as of the indicated date.
W. E. Barry Francis Tonney Tom Pierce and Voorheis Paddock returned last night from Helena where they attended the first day of the fair. They said a large crowd despite rain, and good fair with special note of racing. Bud Hartwig led entertainment and Tom Sillers aided in clerical duties.
Priscilla Bonner born in Washington DC acts Aggie in Tarnish. Daughter of John Stuart Bonner a lieutenant colonel on General Wood's staff with service in Spanish American and Mexican wars. After schooling and a brief dance stint she went to Hollywood in 1919 and signed with Thomas H. Ince to lead opposite Charles Ray in Homer Comes Home. Tarnish will be shown at the Hartwig theater next Monday and Tuesday.
The Register of Sandusky Ohio profiles Miss Margaret Nolan sister of J P Nolan of Sandusky. She owns M Nolan Real Estate and manages Sandusky Abstract, began after James M French’s death, and works in real estate and insurance. She chairs charities and cemetery groups and serves Providence hospital, St Peter and Paul church, and the Democratic women’s division.
Mabel Sturm lecturer from Harvard visits Dillon and praises the 1925-26 faculty prospects at the Normal college. A library furniture delivery and a second chair set will complete reading room setup. New hires include Miss Mary H Baker in art and Miss Jessie L Duboc along with R E Albright joining the history and economics departments.
The article lists new appointments and resignations across the State Normal college staff including Miss Duboc Miss Huntington Miss Muzzy Miss Robe Miss Sands Miss Shortt Elizabeth Shotwell Margaret Ulry and others detailing moves in English dramatics physical education and method work. It cites summer session attendance at Dillon Lewis town Miles City and Billings totaling 1409 students with most meeting entrance requirements for September 1926.
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