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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1942
Page
5
A running column lists bridge parties, officer elections, and social gatherings across Dillon. Highlights include prize winners at a Dillon Country Club luncheon, Rainbow Girls officer slate, Going Away Dinner for Dorothy Davis, and engagements and weddings among local families.
Mr. and Mrs. Capehart and many neighbors spent time in Butte and Dillon, with visitors from Butte. A grass fire south of McVay creek required 70 workers to control by evening. Several teachers and staff were assigned to Wisdom and nearby schools. Various residents traveled to Spokane Missoula Darby and Jackson for visits and events. Joe Shaw elected BC HS freshman treasurer and many local gatherings marked the week.
Miss Irma Jackson and Miss Annabelle George traveled to Butte on Saturday to locate living quarters for the upcoming year. Both intend to attend the Butte Business College.
Mr and Mrs Sax Martin of Butte visited the home of Dr and Mrs W H Stephan last Sunday, sharing a courteous social visit with local residents.
Wise River residents host and visit family across Montana and beyond. Alberties and siblings travel between Dillon Anaconda and Seattle while others attend school, work at Boeing, and join military service. Local gatherings span rippling trips to Rainbow Lake, Salt Lake City, and Cascade with multiple household visits.
Evelyn Lloyd was a Butte visitor last Saturday with no further details provided in the fragment.
A wartime-era exhortation extols dependable electric power and rising productivity. It credits utility workers for affordable service, highlights industry power, and frames freedom under American management versus Axis autocracy. The piece links energy, economy, and victory to patriotic national indicators.
A collection of inspirational sayings from Locke Lincoln Mary Baker Eddy and others on duty faith courage and moral strength. The excerpts urge steadiness in adversity steadfast obedience to law and upright heart to endure trials and preserve integrity.
A compact selection of religious lines cites Proverbs 3 5 6 urging trust in the Lord and acknowledging him. Frederick D Huntington and Whittier add reflections on faith as daily sustenance and action under divine guidance, with a note on faith’s steps resting on a rock.
A collection of brief moral dicta from Montaigne Bovee Fielding and Seneca extolling measured joy, faithful home ties, and trust in virtue. The sayings caution against false pleasures and emphasize restraint, Golden Rule living, and inner peace.
Mr. and Mrs. J A Wedum of Long Beach Cal have been visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Wedum for a week. Miss Helen Finch left for New York City to teach as music instructor this year. Paul Daly of Missoula will leave Sept 17 for St Marys Calif to enroll as a Navy Air corps cadet. He is in charge of his trainee contingent and enlisted in the Navy Air reserve last spring in Missoula. Florence Daly and daughter Bette left for Missoula. Russell Fryberg and George Melton hosted visitors from Portland Ore. Earl Quigley of Lima is visiting his mother. Olena Musee, Wise River teacher, was in Dillon. Robert Peterson and William Fleming of Lima visited. Peterson formerly ran the depot telegraph. Mrs Burle Stevens and Mrs Paul Boetticher visited Mrs Stevens' mother in Melrose. Howard Morse Jr expected home soon after California work. Melvin Wilbur returned from a California vacation. Walt Sundale visiting his parents in Miles City. Mrs Jay Tallent of Dell left for Excelsior Springs Mo for treatment at McCleary hospital.
The principal describes a war effort program in schools with night classes for welding and sheet metal work, agriculture production projects, canning and preservation in home economics, scrap drives, and purchase of war stamps and bonds, teaching democracy through daily instruction.
Philosopher states that human intellect reaches a breaking point where inquiries about God free will and immortality arise. He argues reason confronts boundaries beyond empirical knowledge prompting critical examination of faith and moral agency.
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