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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

17 Sep 1952

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1952

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3

Lima Community Church Schedules and Local Notices

Lima Community Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m., morning worship at 11:00 a.m., evening service at 7:00 p.m., mid week Bible study Wednesday at 8:00 p.m., Young People’s social Thursday 7:30 p.m., choir practice Friday 7:30 p.m., church services at Dell on the first and third Monday each month at 8:00 p.m. O E S sewing club met Sept 11 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Nadine Fuller’s home with nine members and one visitor. The next meeting Sept 25 at Mrs Margaret Whitworth’s home with Mrs Davie Ann Peterson as co-hostess. Mr Glen Hill a patient at Fort Harrison veterans hospital. Mr and Mrs Dick Gosman and daughter visiting their parents in Lima and Dell families. Friends mourn the death of J. L. Bud Sanders.

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Lima Community Church Lester L. Mengel Dell O. E. S. Sewing Club Nadine Fuller Pauline Goodwin Margaret Whitworth Davie Ann Peterson Glen Hill Veterans Hospital Fort Harrison Dick Gosman Prank Gosman Lima William Knox J. L Bud) Sanders Sanders Homer Idaho S. E. Whitworth Dillon Pascal Bimat Butte W. A. Pierce Harold Missoula Harold Lutes Eugene Ore Bimat Bud Peterson Lawrence Peterson James E. Anderson Florence McKevitt Joan Peterson Harry Hoenstine Goldie Anderson Rose Marion Hungate Blackfoot Ida Howard Beardslee Pocatello Harold Colrin John de Marco Lawrence Kennedy Mary Ellen Peterson Lois Alexander Worth Empey Paul Thompson Norman Empey Gail Roberta Brown Barbara Barnes Ogden Utah C. R. Meeds Logan Leon Bernard Lindi Salmon Boyd Halbrook George Franks Gordon E. Reeder Erwin Stansell Billings Charles Clark Pat Brown Laura Truax Dora Peterson Jeanne Pruitt Hazel McNinch Anna Swoboda May Griggs J. W. Peterson Grand Lodge K of P Grand Temple Pythian Patterson Grand Inner Guard Grand Temple Maggie Patterson GC. H. Stafford Claud Harshner Erwin Paul Post Masonic Hall Pete Lott Meane Monte Barrett Neil Hart Armstead Barrett Walt Fagan Gordon Williamson E. J. Rose Idaho Falls Gordon Harball Anaconda J. L. Brewerton Bountiful A. S. Needles Fargo N. D Marion Merrell Ray Kellett Dee Jenkins A.S. Needles R. B. Lowder A. H. Durtsche J. L. Grover R. C Veterans of the Farm Harry Ekno Peggy Tommy California Erina Leo Mercier Diamond Bar Inn Zales N. Ecton Ecton Dick Joy Bob Arking Yellowstone Park Frank Liggett Myrtle Lapham Liggetts Fred Nelson Nelson Nelsons Hamilton Ravalli County Fair Clarence Olsen John Krause Tom Nelson Charles Burton John Harry Erwin Palisades Ralph Wilkins Jennie Wilkins Ray Wilkins Clarence Jack Shepherd Johnny Cheeks Elmer Sage Blaz Sugar Mark Clemon Fred Hirschy John Eliel Jay Nelson Elvin Peterson Dwaine McKevitt Blaz Lugar Sherrie Lugar Danny Pendergast Tom Pendergast Melrose Ronald Young Henry
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Southern Montana County Notes Show Wide Traveling Ties

Roundup of area residents making trips to Butte Blackfoot Pocatello Ogden and Idaho Falls. Families from Lima Dillon and surrounding towns visited fairs dances and relatives in Idaho Utah and Oregon with many attendees at the Grand Lodge K of P event and the Pythian Sisters gathering.

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Lima Rainbow Meets No. 47 O R G

Lima Rainbow Assembly No. 47 O R G met in regular session at the Masonic hall on September 8 with Helen Meeds presiding. Officers were elected, open installation set for September 22 at 8 15 p.m. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. Dorothy Bittick mother advisor. Muriel Nix baked the cake and decorations featured a birthday cake with pink candles and pastel sweet peas.

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Lima Assembly Masonic Hall Helen Meeds Claire Empey Rainbow Girls Dorothy Bittick Muriel Nix
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Fire Strikes Jackson Inn Townwide Rescue Effort

A severe nighttime blaze at the Diamond Bar Inn near Jackson triggered a massive emergency response. Firefighters, forest service pumps, a bucket brigade, and a snow sled aided by local volunteers fought the flames, saving the inn and the town from catastrophe. A mass meeting is planned to fund new firefighting equipment as residents express lasting awe and fear.

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Jackson Diamond Bar Mrs. Koste Roy Jacksons Clarence Henrie Lyla Sarah Bucket Brigade Wendell Jardine Forest Service Willie Mac Tom Clemon George Helming Wisdom Charles Burton Wayne Stocks Emil Schindler Mark Clemon Riverside Dillon Snn IOOF John Dooling Diamond Bar Inn
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Play tryouts set for Hasty Heart at Beaverhead High

Tryouts for the senior play Hasty Heart will be held under the supervision of E. E. Patterson Beaverhead County High School English instructor at the school auditorium beginning today.

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E. E. Patterson Beaverhead County High School
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Bigger SS Checks For Retired Workers In 1952 Reform

Beaverhead county residents receiving social security will see higher payments starting with the September checks. Average rise for retirees is about $6, with wives and dependents also benefiting. The monthly earnings limit to still receive benefits increases from $50 to $75. No action required. adjustments will be reflected in early October checks.

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Beaverhead County John Reed Butte Social Security Office Mr. Reed Social Security Administration Allen Swain Butte Dillon Employment Service
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July Montana slaughter rises for most livestock except hogs

Helena reports July slaughter in Montana rose year over year for all species except cattle, with hog slaughter unchanged from July. The Department of Agriculture noted July volumes exceeded June for all species except hogs and were higher versus July of last year for all species except cattle.

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Helena Montana Department of Agriculture Department
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Lima News Davis E. Sebree Econ Tovey Insurance Agency Western College of Education THE University OF Montana University Ennis Esta Husted St. Margaret’s Guild C. L. Kalitowski Cecile Hirschy Jackson Farm Bureau Clayton Huntley Mrs. Huntley Ion Spark Winn’s Veans Colle Casisersay Vean A Spark Stove Co, Inc TNT Conoco Continental Oil Company
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