Madison County Forum News Briefs From Alder to Big Horn
Local items include Mrs Rankin undergoing tonsil surgery in Boseman Deaconess Hospital and her husband preparing for a Oregon pastorate with study at Kimball School of Theology in Salem. Alders’ notes report lamb shipments from Gilbert to Chicago and farm visits by Dr Curry and guests at the Marsh ranch.
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H. C. Rankin
Oregon
Kimball
School of ‘Theology
Salem
Mra. Rankin
Boseman Deaconness Hospital
Hardin ‘Tribune
District Baptist Association Meets at Dillon Church
The District Association of Baptist churches convenes at the Dillon Baptist Church Thursday and Friday with services each day. Special music includes solos by Cameron Gowen and Mrs Elmo J Scott, with Gladys Birch on Friday. Rev Hurley will attend and preach Sunday services.
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Baptist Church
District Association of Baptist Churches
Dillon
Elmo J. Scott
Holy City
Cameron Gowen
Gladys.Birch
Hurley
State Board
Churches of
Montana
Dr Dunlap to Visit Dillon Clinic for September Talk
Dr. Dunlap will speak at the Dillon Clinic offices on Thursday September 18. After the visit he will be out of state for about six weeks, with regular Dillon visits to resume afterward.
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Dr. Dunlap
Dillon
Dillon Clinic
Photos at the Fairchild Studio
Historical photo note citing Fairchild Studio formerly Weenink's. Image marks and studio attribution suggest a local portrait or event photo from a past era. The fragment notes studio name changes and location context for archival reference.
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Fairchild Studio
Weenink's
Return to California and Dillon News Roundup
Mrs. Ben Oneal and Mrs. Orpha Cronberg with two daughters spent part of last week in Dillon from Jackson. Mrs. Cromberg and children, visiting the Oneal home, left for San Diego. Russell Fryberg from Great Falls motored to Dillon for business. Helena visitor Mrs. Thomas Sillers stayed with daughter Mrs. W. B. Hartwig. Arthur Graeter and George Hughes families returned from Sterling Canada after a week trip. Sherman Hughes and wife drove to Salt Lake City for vacation. roads reported good. Dillonites attended Madison county fair at Twin Bridges. about a hundred at the pavilion dance. Z. B. Yearlan property on South Atlantic sold to Harry Gimble through C. Newman. Miss Georgia Mathews underwent appendectomy at Murray hospital, Butte. mother and Dr. R. H. Ryburn with her. Mrs. Chas. Burden hospitalized at Barrett for serious surgery by Dr. Kistler. improving. W. F. Cashmore and Alfred Cashmore with Mrs. Lizette Rounds plan Lewistown visit at Maxemier home. Hiram Brundage attended state undertakers meeting in Butte at New Finlen. Harl Tucker, with Mrs. Tucker and two Conger girls, visited Dillon from Anaconda. Two circus followers, John Nesbit and Dosie Tripp, held up Dan Mooney. bonds set at $2,000 each. plead not guilty.
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California
Ben Oneal
Orpha Cronberg
Dillon
Jackson
Cromberg
Oneal
San Diego
Calif
Great Falls
Russell Fryberg
Helena
Thomas Sillers
W. B. Hartwig
Dan Mooney
Ah’ Mooney
Phillip
John Nesbit
Dosie Tripp
Doll Brings About Strange Love Affair at Hartwig
Beginning Sunday the Hartwig theater screens Cytherea Qoddess of Love a First National release produced and directed by George Fitzmaurice. Based on Joseph Hergesheimer novel the tale follows a man cold to love who is drawn to a woman sharing his forsaken romance as fate via a doll shifts their paths through New York Ocean liner and Cuba in a series of dramatic color driven scenes.
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Hartwig Theater
Cytherea
Samuel Goldwyn
George Fitzmaurice
Joseph Hergesheimer
New York City
Cuba
Fitzmaurice
Why Colors Came Slowly to the Screen at Hartwig Theater
A feature on color photography explains why true color Films like The Toll of the Sea lag behind. Dr Daniel F Comstock cites need for advanced engineering and chemical knowledge as the barrier. Metro releases Technicolor motion picture and Frances Marion wrote the story. Chester M Franklin directed with Halmes ore Herbert T handling photography.
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Hartwig Theater
Daniel F. Comstock
Color film praise from multiple outlets in 1935 era
Readers of several New York papers hail Technicolor motion pictures as revolutionary and beautifully natural. Critics praise color accuracy, dramatic potential, and audience delight, predicting wide audience appeal and major success for the new process.
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