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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1954

Page

8

Mrs Katherine Booger Died at 79 in Dillon Community

Mrs Katherine Booger longtime Dillon resident died last Sunday at the North Washington home at age 79 after a long illness. Rosary was held Monday at Brun Gate Chapel with funeral services Thursday at St Rose Church and burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Born Katherine Mam Toomey in Tipperary Ireland in 1874 she moved to the United States as a girl and later settled in Dillon with her family. She was married to Freeerck Boger in 1943 and is survived by a son and daughter, two sons in law, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Katherine Booger Dillon North Washington Street Brun- Gate Chapel St Rose Catholic Church Mountain View Borger Katherine Mam Toomey S.e Tipperary Ireland Tage United States Braunt van Moahiga Feeles Station Jama Oregon Dilton Freeerck Jude Ciarerne Ana Taamhiter Severas Grand Ciudren Anc Toomey Butte

Back to School Adds up to Traffic Problem

Acity editorial notes traffic congestion rises as students return to school in September. Pedestrian safety concerns grow with more children walking to and from classes, urging drivers to stay alert and share road space.

Anacondan Joins Staff of State Children's Group

Anacondan took the role of program director at the Montana Society for Crippled Children announced by Kenneth L. Hickel, executive director of the agency. The new appointee, a graduate of Montana State University, has experience in rehabilitation and physical therapy and will help expand services across the state. He is married with two children.

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Starch Sponge Seen As Food Or Surgical Dressing

U S Department of Agriculture researchers rediscovered a starch sponge that can function as an absorbable surgical dressing and as a new food ingredient. Made by cooking starch into a paste then freezing and thawing it forms a moldable sponge that dissolves in body fluids and can be used in candy coatings and textures with added flavorings.

U.S. Department of Agricultural Research Service

Mrs. Whitworth Heads Make It Yourself Contest

Mrs. S. E Whitworth chairs the Make It Yourself With Wool district contest with judging set for November 1. Girls aged 14 to 22 may enter in three categories suit dress and coat with two age groups. District entries allow one garment per category, prizes include trips scholarships sewing machines and fabrics. Beaverhead County and Montana promote wool state pride and 4 H girls are already entering with more expected. information at extension office or from Mrs Whitworth.

Paris London New York Montana Beaverhead S. E Whitworth

First Presbyterian Church Schedule Announced

Wm J Holland minister leads Sunday morning services at 11 with sermon The Second Commandment and 9 45 Sunday school for all ages. Nursery available. Westminster fellowships run 4 30 junior and 7 senior high. Confirmation class Tuesday 7 pm and youth choir Thursday 3 45.

Wm J Holland Westminster Fellowship

Sunday Services and Church Activities at First Lutheran

John Spencer pastor leads Sunday worship at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school and adult Bible class begin at 9:45 a.m. Luther League picnic at 5:30 p.m. Thursday confirmation class at 4:00 p.m. WMF meets Friday at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs Betty Munssetter home.

First Lutheran Church John Spencer WMF Betty Munssetter

Polaris News Roundup of Local Travel and Community Notes

A compilation from Dillon area mentions 150 head of steers hauled from K6 ranch to Idaho Falls for Floyd Skelton. Dillon residents visit Polaris lake. multiple families plan East Coast and Capitol trips. Local travel includes Earl Tash ranch trip, stage ride to Wisdom with Albert Spencer, and pack horses moved by R E Spence. Local schooling and visits to Polaris schoolhouse noted along with social outings to Bannack and Butte.

Idaho Falls Floyd Skelton Ivan Remely William Pilgrim Bill Dillon Polaris Lake E. P. Marchesseau Cherry Tree Earl Tash Earl Tash Albert Spencer Wisdom Ross Hill R. E. Spence Grasshopper Herding Association Harrison and Tash Spence Elkhorn Will Kajin Jun Mahafey

Dungans Stop in town from Battle Mountain Nevada

Bill Dungan and his wife Mrs. Dungan former Edna Christensen visited the Ex aminer office Monday from Battle Mountain Nevada. Bill has served on the Nevada state highway patrol for about 18 months and appeared fit for the patrol. They regretted not having time to greet more friends and received an assist in this column.

Dungans Nevada Bill Dungan Examiner Office

Assembly of God Church Announcement

Clayton Nelson pastor leads weekly schedule with Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning service at 11 a.m. evangelistic service at 7 30 p.m. and mid week service on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Children raised in Sunday school are seldom raised in court. invitation extended to attend services.

Assembly OF God Church Clayton Nelson

Sunday Mass Times at Saint Rose Parishes

Dillon 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. each Sunday Lima 10:30 a.m. first Sunday Melrose 10:00 a.m. third and fifth Sundays when present Jackson 9:30 a.m. fourth Sunday each month.

ST. Rose Catholic Dillon Lima Melrose Jackson

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