Committees Chosen for Rotary Year in Dillon
Dillon Rotary enters its 27th year with 41 members under President C J Hovren. The slate lists officers and a detailed set of committees including Aims and objects, Club service, Program, Membership and classification, Attendance and fellowship, Public and Rotary information, Rotary Magazine, Vocational service, Student loan, Community service, Rural urban and farm clubs, Transportation, Youth service, Public health and crippled children, Inter club, Finance and auditing, United Nations and international service, Rotary foundation, and Music with members named for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hovren
Dillon Rotary Club
Fred Bridenstine
J. W. Rees
Norman Ovitt
Ralph Stowell
Phillip Bond
F. Erwin
I. W. Vinsel
Ben Davis
H. M. Brundage
T. Lee McCracken
R. D. Curry
Theron Sargent
Rotary
S. F E. Davis
S. F. Erwin
Warren Stone
Rotary Magazine
E. A. Cragholm
J. C. Wedum
Berg Christensen
Henry Mikkelson
Harry Andersen
Jee Pes Frank Tyre
J. W. Waters
James Williams
W. J. Bierrum
Don Wheat
William Straugh
W. E. Monger
Rotary Foundation
Sam Wilkinson
Jack Rees
Ralph McFadden
W. H. Stephan
Safety Course Available For Local Classes
Beav erhead Mining association secretary A Risley announced that L D Knill will lead a three hour daily first aid and safety course in Dillon from Sept 26 through Sept 30. The free program drew 31 volunteers including sheriff and police personnel, students, and other community members. William Logan notes strong interest but urges completion of the full five day schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Risley
Beaverhead Mining Association
E. H. Denny
Bureau of Mines
L. D. Knill
Dillon
William Logan
Association
Sheriff's
Elks Meet Tonight at Dillon Lodge 1554
Dillon lodge No. 1554 B P O E holds regular meeting in J C C F hall at 8 o clock with balloting on candidates. William Tash reports on Boys State as third lodge sponsor and Exalted Ruler George Heikkila shows motion pictures of the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Dillon Lodge No. 1554
B.P.O.E
J.0.c.f
William Tash
Lodge
George Heikkila
Dillon Lodge
George Myers Visits Lima on Business Word
George Myers, a business visitor from Lima, traveled to the city on Wednesday to conduct professional meetings and assess investment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myers
Lima
W.M.C.E. Fall Term Set to Open Next Monday
Western Montana College of Education will open for the fall quarter Monday September 19 registration on Monday physical examinations on Tuesday and class work starting Wednesday Local students may register Saturday September 17 residence halls renovated ready for occupancy also Saturday first meal served will be breakfast Monday morning Evelyn Mikkelson new commercial department head Elinor Larson in charge of home economics department Dorothy Gelhaus new registrar Carl Davis assistant coach for football basketball and baseball outlook bright with many returning lettermen Straugh to return from Navy duty Thursday Equipment page note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College of Education
Evelyn Mikkelson
Miss Mikkelson
University of Washington
Elinor Larson
University of Montana At
Aoe
Dorothy Gelhaus
Dillon
Alamosa
Colorado
Frances Dorr
Seattle
Miss Gelhaus
Carl Davis
William Straugh
Navy
Enrollment at Public School May Reach 500
Dillon public schools show enrollment near 500 after the first week. On opening day 475 pupils were enrolled with the second grade highest at 66. First grade 63, eighth grade 60, sixth grade 59, and kindergarten down to 40. Final tally expected near 500 with late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Public Schools
Laurence A. Walker
Walker
Postponed Golf Tournament to Be Held Sunday
The Dillon Country Club announces the annual championship golf tournament postponed from last Sunday due to stormy weather. J. W. Rees, sports committeeman, says the one day event will be held Sunday with all club members invited to participate in their respective flights. Tee-off is at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rees
Dillon Country Club
Busy court sessions open week with pleas and filings
District court heard Hal Montgomery plead guilty to forging a Morse check and received a three year prison term. An estate inventory valued Beaverhead real estate at 1400 dollars. Other actions included probates and forgery charges against Ed Jenkins, plus a $150 fine for Lloyd Clark after a misdemeanor check cashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Montgomery
Lyman H. Bennett
Howard E. Morse
Beaverhead
Robert Cramer
Ralph W. Liggett
Margaret Williams
Ima
Ed Jenkins
Chris Peterson
Justice Court
W. G. Gilbert. Jr
Paul Temple
Jenkins
Lloyd Clark
W. M. Stone
Clark
Ducks Stamps On Sale In Post Office For 1949
Postmaster H J Andrus announces migratory bird hunting stamps for 1949 are in at the post office and on sale for two dollars each. Only 392 stamps are in the first issue, up from last year, with a new green design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .J. Andrus
Andrus
Brenner Denounces Bond Allocation as Breach of Faith
Representative J. S. Brenner of Beaverhead condemns the $5,000,000 university bond allocation as a breach of faith. He notes a $1,850,000 Pittsburg-type building on the plains diverts funds from older institutions risking accreditation, and criticizes the State Board of Examiners for overruling the Chancellor’s plan, risking east versus west tensions and future education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brenner
Beaverhead
Isue
University of Montana
State Board of Examiners
Montana
University of Pittsburgh
Executive Council of Presidents
State Board of Education
Appropriations Committee
Ford
Olson
Mitchell
Billings
Barre
Judge Family Guests At Polaris Home
Mr and Mrs George Judge and their son from Billings are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs John Judge in Polaris for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Judge
Billings
John Judge
Polaris
Montana Taxpayers Brace for Bond Issue Clash
The Organized Reserve corps resumes regular training for all reservists in the city hall council room tonight at 7 30 p m Captain William R Burn unit instructor announces meetings will be held on the second and third Wednesday each month Reservists will be paid per attendance this year with broader retirement qualification and promotion opportunities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Reserve Corps
City Hall
William R. Burn
Burn
Montana educators seek board showdown over $5 million university bond
Montana taxpayers and educators demand the state board of education defend its powers amid a bitter fight over a $5,000,000 university bond allocation. The Helena meeting on Sept 23-24 could decide who controls university planning as debates move toward possible court action or a new statewide committee to keep higher education out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Board of Examiners
University of
State Board of Education
Helena
Education Board
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
John W. Bonner
Sec. of State
Sam W. Mitchell
Arnold Olsen
Bond issue becomes political football in Montana letter
Rush Jordan, president, denounces the $5 million bond allocation as unfair to Western Montana College of Education. He warns the Montana University system risks division and loss of unity as rival units seek special privileges, urging public scrutiny of higher education funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Dillon
Southwestern
Montana
Western Montana College of Education
University of Montana
George A. Selke
State Board of Education
Economics is Rotary topic Monday night
At the Dillon Rotary Club meeting Monday night T Lee McCracken chaired an event with many guests including George Anderson Carlos Palmer EK W Bond E W McMannis Gaines McCracken and Joe Smith President C J Horren announced Boys State and District President Dr S E Davis welcomed three new members Dr L L Lindley Ray Lyman and Laurence A Walker Speaker J W McCracken recently returned from Washington DC discussed the US economic structure covering present and future trends and urged policies to prevent a low mood citing full employment social security farm programs unemployment compensation as key safeguards against a 1930s crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
T. Lee McCracken
George Anderson
Carlos Palmer
W. Bond
E. W. McMannis
Gaines McCracken
Joe Smith
C. J. Horren
Boys
S. E. Davis
L. L. Lindley
Ray Lyman
Laurence A. Walker
J. W. McCracken
Washington, D. C
McCracken
United States
National Guard Lt Womack to Teach in Dillon School
First Lt James Womack of the Montana National Guard is to teach in the Dillon public school. The move is expected to spur the formation of Company G of the 163rd RCT in Dillon, with new recruits to undergo examinations and an assembly at the high school to promote joining. Quarters are secured in the Western Montana College gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
James Womack
Montana National Guard
163Rd Rct
Western Montana College of Education
Community Auction Set for Lima September 22
Otto H. Lohr of Dell plans the second annual Lima community auction to be held in the rear of the Lima garage starting at 11 a m with a free lunch at noon. A partial list of farm equipment household goods and livestock appears in today's Examiner. Sellers may contact Lohr or Kenny Iverson to arrange a sale with Lohr as auctioneer and J S Perkins as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Lohr
Dell
Lima
Mr. Lohr
Kenny Iverson
J. S. Perkins
Benefit Event Planned for Dell Community Hall
The Dell Community Hall directors announce a basket social and free benefit dance on Saturday September 17. Prizes will go to the best ladies and girls baskets with a door prize. if no basket, guests may bring a cake or pie of equal value. Music by Bill Gandrud’s Dancing Club Orchestra. The hall, once a $500 old garage, now features a hardwood floor roof with ten year guarantee new wiring chimneys stoves coal shed and storage. Dell Hotel will set off delayed fireworks promised on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Community Hall
Bill Gandrud
Dancing Club
Dell Hotel
V F W Auxiliary to Meet at 8 Oclock Monday
Mrs. Harry Jensen and Mrs. Stewart Burwell will host the next regular meeting of the auxiliary at 8:00 o'clock Monday night at the I.O.C.F. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jensen
Stewart Burwell
C.F. Hall
Beaverhead football coach Tyvand forms three training groups
Beaverhead county high school coach Ben Tyvand says three squads are training separately while fundamentals and blocking improve. He notes Ed Davis and Leroy Owens are sidelined by injuries and that the season opener against Butte High freshmen is on September 23. A three-game season ticket plan is set at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tyvand
Beaverhead County High School
Ed Davis
Leroy Owens
Tyrand
Butte Central
Butte High
Mile High
Bob Rouse
Darwin Phillips
Ed Thompson
James Murray
Dan Hawkins
Russell Peterson
Ronnie Kenison
Roscoe Pilon
Don Verbance
Jim Orr
Sam Davis
John Horren
Donald Richardson
John Platt
Don Fairbanks
John Helming
Jack Howard
Robert Bannan
Bill Schmitt
John Carroll
Dan Dennis
Floyd Vandegrift
Gere ‘Pilon
Dale Zink
Robert Bourassa
Ernest Bourassa
Bill Orr
Dale Walker
Bob
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W.M.C.E
Football Outlook
Brenner
Army Reserve
Rush Jordan
National Guard
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Tyvand
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