Students Entertained at Local Church Parties
Churches in the community plan events to honor high school and college students with receptions, music, games, and refreshments Friday evening. The Methodist Woman's Society hosts an 8:00 p.m. reception in the church parlors, and a 6:30 p.m. dinner for college students at Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Lewis’s home. The Presbyterian church invites Normal College students and friends to an 8:00 p.m. program of music readings and activities in the church parlors.
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Methodist Woman's Society
Methodist
W. G. Lewis
St. James Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Normal College
Shipyard Work Speech Topic and Community Meeting
In Dillon the shipyards and retail closures loom over town economics as Supt Paul Anderson honors Charles Henry departing to Washington. Albert Erickson updates on World War II with emphasis on Soviet defense at Stalingrad and the Volga trade route. O A Bergeson notes A Peterson from O P A will speak midweek with local leaders and guests in attendance.
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Paul Anderson
Charles Henry
Dillon
Washington
Henry
Dillon Public Schools
Dillon Rotary Club
Anderson
Rush Jordan
Calvin Logan
George Nightingale
O. A. Bergeson
A. T.peterson
O.P.A
City League Bowling Set to Begin Monday
Eight women’s teams organize for the city league and start play at 7 PM with City Drug vs Powerettes and Emerick Insurance vs Montana Auto. At 9 PM Skeet's vs Dillon Implement and Merle's Beauty Shop vs Stephan's on alleys 1–4. Players listed for Powerettes Emerick Insurance City Drug Merle's Beauty Shop Skeet's Montana Auto Stephan's Dillon Implement.
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Jana Power
Winn’s
Cuty Drug
Powerettes
Emerick Insurance
Montana Auto
Skeet’s
Dillon Implement
Merle’s
Stephan’s
Thelma Vandegrift
Marie Vandegrift
Jessie Routledge
Emma Bates
Bernice Buck
Hayes Baxter
Virginia Lay
Elveretta Langdorf
Audrey Hartwig
Mary Emerick
City Drug
Edith Hilger
Virginia Mitchell
Monte Stone
Elsie Cornell
Ruth Deputy
Merle
Merle’s Beauty Shop — Merle Smith, Fannie Fairbank, Mildred Stanchfield
Jo Ann Deputy
Aileen Peterson
Mrs Kathryn Baczenski and aka George Stefanatz
Mrs Kathryn Baczenski and also known as George Stefanatz, along with a daughter, are mentioned in a fragmentary notice. Further readable details are not available in the supplied text.
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Kathryn Baczenski
George Stefanatz and
Daugh
Central Downs Beavers In Opening Grid Game At Home
Central struggled to score in a 27 to 0 loss as Dillon held a 13 to 0 halftime lead. Kamps starred for Central while Beavers failed to reach the end zone. Next Friday Central meets St Peters of Anaconda at 8:00 p.m. at the county fair grounds with band and halftime exhibition to follow.
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Central Downs
Beavers
Central
Kamps
St. Peters of
Fred Honeychurch
Dillon
Butte
Krause
Banovich
Fiddler
Tite
Flenner Wenger
Guerschet Hansen
Lint
Eocuestivtigede
Poole Pettit
BeBe
J. Sullivan
Sacry
Cee Telsseet Edwards Barth
E. Sullivan Harrison
Doran Barrett
Boyle Deputy
Aedeteses Devine Kamps
Lazzeri
Dari
Nelson Rg
Stanchfield
Tashle
Pierce
Dixon
Healy
Hubs
Scott
Harvard
Dan Curtiss Dies At Beaverhead County Farm
Dan Curtiss, 86, died Monday afternoon at Beaverhead county farm where he had been an inmate for some time. Born in Michigan in 1855, he came to the county about 25 years ago and prospected in Birch creek. Funeral was held at 11 this morning from Brundage chapel with Rev. W. G. Lewis officiating. he had no known relatives.
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Dan Curtiss
Beaverhead
Mr. Curtiss
State of
Michigan
Birch Creek
Brundage Chapel
W. G. Lewis
Book Review At Masonic Hall Draws Local Readers
About one hundred Masons Eastern Stars DeMolays Rainbows and friends attended a book review by Mrs E L Kunkle of Anaconda at the Masonic hall last Thursday evening. The program by the Order of Eastern Star opened with a welcome by Mrs Butte Meade and featured accordion performances. Mrs Kunkel discussed Pearl Buck's Dragon Seed set near Nanking during early Japanese raids detailing Chinese ignorance and unpreparedness, later noting rising cross group tensions. Community singing closed the evening and proceeds will aid defense work.
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E. L. Kunkle
Anaconda
Masonic Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Butte Meade
Ardella Sanner
Regina Melton
Kunkel
Pearl Buck
Japan
China
Nanking
Resident of Dillon Called by Death
Mr and Mrs S E Whitworth of Dillon report the death of a Dillon resident. The obituary lists a son in law Keith Lloyd of Missoula and a Dillon brother Charles, four nephews in Dillon Pocatello Coeur d Alene and Livingston, three nieces in Butte Billings and Butte plus numerous grand nieces and nephews.
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S. E. Whitworth
Dillon
Keith Lloyd
Missoula
Charles
William Lloyd
Dell
Pocatello
Idaho
Howard
Coeur d’Alene
Bolton
Livingston
John Stinson
Butte
Elsie Lloyd
James Martineau
Billings
Jail Release and Draft Card Troubles Prompt Local Briefs
Arthur Testare of Bellingham Wash was released from county jail after failing to show a draft card. He had registered at Seattle draft board No 10 per FBI inquiry. Maggie Maghee of Dillon was released after a 30 day vagrancy sentence. Harry Patrick Henry was picked up by local police for investigation. he likewise could not show a draft card.
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Arthur Testare
Bellingham
Wash
Testare
FBI
Seattle
Maggie Maghee
Dillon
Harry Patrick Henry
Henry
Beaverhead County AAA Board Meeting Held Last Friday
Beaverhead County AAA board met Friday morning at the extension agent F A Ralston office. Present were Floyd Kenison chairman J C Ferguson Reichle and Emil Schindler Jackson.
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Beaverhead County
AAA Board
F. A. Ralston
Floyd Kenison
Dell
J. C. Ferguson
Reichle
Emil Schindler
Jackson
Gleed Bross Pan ama Lambs Are Champions
At the ram show and sale in Dillon Montana top honors went to Gleed Bros of Panama with three wins in breed classes. Ray Holloway sold premium rams to Chas LaDue W H Wyatt and W D Clark at prices of 100 90 and 87 50 respectively. Dozens of head were sold by Montana State College and individual consignors with total receipts near 2 000. Judges included Howard Lewis Paul Etchepare and E F Rhinehart. Col Walter of Filer Idaho acted as auctioneer with H B Sager assisting.
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Rambouillets
John Swing
Ray Holloway
Suffolk
Chas. LaDue
Hampshire
W. H. Wyatt
W. D. Clark
Lemhi
Idaho
Montana State College
Lester Schulz
Thomas Watson
Hobson
Otto Schulz
C. E. Kieckbusch
Townsend
Rambouillet Co. Bozeman
Bozeman
Deer Lodge, Farms Co
Sheridan
Harry R. Figgins
Greed Bros
Charles LaDue
L. F. Huddleston
L. A. Ball
Tenday
L. G. Staudenmeyer
Dillon
Steve Mahaffey, Jr
Roy G. Haines
Dell
F. J. Whitaker
Leadore
C. F. Moore
Salmon
A. B. Harkness
J. D. Harrison
Polaris
Laura FE. Jones
Rebish Bros
Arnold Benson
M. E. Wolf
Max C. Nye
Lima
Sherman Halverson
Kilgore
John Stanvich
Twin Bridges
J. Warren Shaw
Wisdom
W. D Clark
C. F. Peterson
O. A. Schul
Howard Lewis
Ennis
Paul Etchepare
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Helena
E. F. Rhinehart
Dillon Soldier Promoted to Captain in United States Army
Dillon friends report Thomas Morrow son of Dr A C Morrow Palo Alto California formerly of Dillon has been promoted to captain in the U S Army. He commands the first provisional bombardment wing in England after graduating from Stanford as a mining engineer and working for Shell Oil in Ventura. Walter Delaney leaves for Butte to join the draft contingent and has been employed at the State Bank Trust Co and Andrus Fountain.
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Dillon
Thomas Morrow
A. C. Morrow
Palo Alto
Calif
United States Army
Morrow
England
First Provisional
Stanford University
Shell Oil Co
Ventura
451St Ordnance Company
Walter Delaney
Butte
U. S. Army
Delaney
State Bank & Trust Co
Andrus Fountain
Duck Season Opens Saturday in County
Ducks season starts this Saturday with a daily bag limit of 25 and a two day possession limit. Hunters over 16 must carry a signed migratory bird stamp, available at the post office. Postmaster Harry J. Andrus reported 203 stamps sold by Sept 25. A lack of current stamped licenses can bring a fine up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment. Mrs S E Johnson and Miss Norma Johnson of Washington Iowa visit Mrs Johnson's sons 55 S E Johnson and Charles Johnson, both of Dillon.
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Harry J. Andrus
Mathematics Course at College Starts Oct 7
A mathematics course opens October 7 for selectees after induction and for women entering math related fields. The $10 charge covers all costs with no textbooks required. After 18 hours of instruction, three regular college credits will be awarded.
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Straugh
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Montana
Montana Power
Arthur E. Canty
Cook County
American Legion
Wm. E. Keith
American Legion Department of Illinois
Otto Schnering
Curtiss Candy Company
Mr. Schnering
Eugene O'Neill
Oona
Stork Club
New York
Belle
Hollywood
Rogers
Carol Lynne
Miss Lynne
California
Nava
Key West
Fla
Sires -Aerea
Gleed Bros
Panama
LAMBS
Hampshire Lambs
Columbia Lambs
Thomas H. Watson
Rambouillet Co
Suffolk Lambs
Herman Kays
Ray Edwin Stocks
Leslie Ray Burns
Frank Lawrence Pritchett
John Fred Wilkens
Clifford Gerard Olson
Bruce Dalton Watters
Otto Henry Sassman
Howard Russell Patterson
Thomas Simpson
Arthur Marcel Runer
Robert Butler Dunbar
Milton’ Byron Crocker
Thomas Eugene Judge
John Clare Judge
John Harvey Johnson
Roland Edward Spence
Roy Elsworth McNinch
Norman William Grant
Frederick
John Elmer Hagen
William Herman Matzke
Roy Leroy Olson
Wayne Ellis Roberts
S. E. Johnson
Norma Johnson
Washington, Iowa
Mrs. Johnson
5S. E. Johnson and
Charles Johnson
Wees
News One
Husky
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
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