Jackson Social Roundup Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs A W Wilson returned from Dillon and Butte to attend Better Homes OM meetings. Mrs Camas Nelson hosted a turkey dinner in Jackson with guests including Mr and Mrs Neidt John Jackson Dan Pendergast George Clemon and Mrs John Inabnit. A radio concert and pinochle followed. The Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs John Krouse s home for luncheon and 20 ladies attended. The Jackson Bridge Club met at Miss Leanne Foussard s home with high honors to Mrs Roy Ford and low to Mrs John Krouse. Jennie Fancher returned from California. John Inabnit shipped cattle from Armstead. Gilbert Livestock and Pinkerton Ranches moved sheep for lambing. Sincerity Rebekah Lodge conferred the degree on Mildred Peterson and Violet Morse with luncheon to close. Enterprise Camp of the Royal Neighbors had a large meeting with Wendell Jardine and Jewel Romain initiated. Jolly Jackson Juniors met at May Jackson s for sewing and games. Mr and Mrs Clemow and Mr and Mrs Pendergast hosted a 25th and 20th anniversary celebration with five pinochle tables and guests presenting silver and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. ‘Wilson
Dillon
Butte
Better Homes
Camas Nelson
Jackson
Messrs and Mesdames Jake, Neidt
John Jackson
Dan Pendergast
George Clemon
John Inabnit
Sam ‘Shepard
Jackson’ Bridge Club
Leanne Foussard
Quig-ley
Roy. Ford
John Krouse
Jennie Fancher
California
Armstead
Gilbert Livestock Company
Dudley Ranch
Madison
Pinkerton Ranch Company
Sage Creek
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Mildred Peterson
Violet Morse
Enterprise Camp
Wendell Jardine
Jewel Romain
Price
Amanda Peters
Jolly Jackson
May Jackson
George Clemow
Betsey Clemow
Mark Clemow
Fred Larson
Armstead Neighbors Hold Pinochle Party and Club Elections
A Bradley hosted Armstead gathering featured ten pinochle tables and midnight luncheon. Ibmons won first prizes. Nora McCloud and Parke Scott the Consolidanes. Neighbors club elected officers, with Nora McCloud hosting a program on American Indians and plans for an apron and overall dance next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Parke Scott
Bart _McMenemey
Taylor Bradley
Ibmons
Nora McCloud
Jesse Brown
Walter Scott
Smith Ames
Robinson
Jack Brown
Walter Lyons
Elizabeth Lenick
Mary Lee Tower
Sophia Guyaz
Rudolph Erickson
Smith
Larry McGivney
Armstead Neighbors Club
Laura Scott
R. J. Dansie
Dillon
M. Barnes
Armstead
Kennison Rath
Sheep Creek Basin
O.8. L. Depot
St. Anthony
Idaho
Martha Salee
H. B. Ricketts
Sheridan Woman's Library elects officers and reports
The Sheridan Woman's Library club held its annual election with Flora Duncan as president and J J Leary as vice president. Reports show 1 896 volumes on shelves and finances of 181 62 received 136 disbursed. A Philippines relief talk by Mrs Rossiter preceded hostesses duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Woman’s Library Club
Flora Duncan
J. J. Leary
O. J. Olsen
Flora Mc
F. A. Brim
Mary Adams
Allan Haldeman
Duncan
Reichle News Highlights Local Moves and Births
Mr and Mrs Ed Sherbert leave for Lima to work on a ranch this summer. A daughter Winona Virginia born to Mr and Mrs William Weller on April 10. Miss Thelma Hand wed Lars Karstedt in Ogden Utah after moving from Beaverhead county. they plan to live here after a coast trip. Frank Buyan is recovering post appendectomy at St James hospital in Butte. Theresa and Marie Reichle spent weekend with Nick Adders. John Waters and son James Jenkins moved to Butte after selling their ranch to Fay Gransberry. The Groom worked in iron construction for Union Pacific. friends wish the newlyweds happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sherbert
Lima
Richard Meyer
Delco
William Weller
Winona
Virginia
John Waters
James Jenkins
Butte
Fay Gransberry
Frank Buyan
St. James Hospital
Theresa
Marie Reichle
Nick Adders
Thelma Hand
Ogden
Utah
Lars Karsted
Nettie Hand
Miss Hand
Beaverhead County
Union Pacific Railroad
Argenta Residents Share Winter Moves and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Renz and family moved back from White Hall after wintering there. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffer Jr and their young son visited relatives here earlier this week. George French had a radio installed Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Allen an Argenta schoolteacher stayed over Tuesday night due to the storm. Mrs. Margaret Graeter returned home Thursday after spending winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Renz
Whitehall
John Shaffer, Jr
George French
Allen, Argenta
Margaret Graeter
California
Kalispell High School Orator Heads to State Contest
A Kalispell high school student, district champion, earns a spot in the state oratorical contest at Great Falls on April 24. He will discuss Reverence for the Constitution and is noted for fluent delivery, stage experience, and active involvement in student organizations.
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Kalispell
Kalispell High School
Great Falls
April Educational Campaign Expands Focus on Children
Beaverhead county nurse Mrs Lamberton announces a second Early Diagnosis campaign building on last year’s success. The effort emphasizes children and undernourished youth while still appealing to adults, using X ray and tuberculin testing to catch latent tuberculosis before it becomes active. Doctors stress early detection and public education to prevent spread and death from tuberculosis.
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Margh
National Health Workers
Lamberton
Beaverhead
Kleinschmidt
National Tuberculosis Association
College notes outline theater and faculty moves
Assembly featured The Pig Prince with a pre performance for area children. Next week Chancellor Brannon speaks as the Children’s Theatre series continues with the May 4 play. Recital by Ralph McFadden for high school piano pupils Friday night April 19 at the college auditorium. The M club banquet is Saturday at Andrus cafe. toastmasters and speakers listed. Miss Jessie L. Duboc to take leave of absence September 1929 to pursue advanced degrees, to be replaced by Miss Marguerite Hyde next year.
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Brannon
Children’s Theatre
Ralph McFadden
College
M” Club
Andrus Cafe
B. Chaley
Kay Lang
Morris Cole
Earl Watts
Dr. Davis
Jessie L. Duboc
Duboc
University of Chicago
Nature's Little Mistake
A San Francisco Chronicle cartoon caption argues that nature often misplaces vitamins in items readers dislike, presenting a wry, skeptical take on natural design.
Symbols of Saints Matthew Mark Luke and John
The symbols attached to the four evangelists are described as the cherub for Matthew the winged man for Mark the ox for Luke and the eagle for John, with traditional meanings tied to their gospel portraits.
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Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Cherub
Son
Eagle
Masters of Oratory in Ancient Greece
A brief note on ancient maus orators Demosthenes Isocrates Lysas Aeschines and Pericles who lived before the time of Christ. The text references famous speakers from classical Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Isocrates
Lysas
Aeschines
Pericles
Maus
Christ
Talkies welcome from Paramount star Richard Dix
Paramount actor Richard Dix, once a matinee idol of the legitimate stage, is an established motion picture performer who greets the advent of talking pictures. Dix benefited from stage training under William Faversham.
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Richard Dix
Paramount
Talking Pictures
Dix
William Faversham
Impressive Funeral Rite of the Pannukhida
The Pannukhida described as the beautiful Office for the Faithful Departed amid praise for its language and the Russian church service’s notable splendor.
No Time to Squabble in Ancient Weaving Minds
Fragmentary quote notes philosophers debating with time to squabble, suggesting years when Mulles spent so long making ends meet that debate faded. The text hints at a historical magazine excerpt on time and priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulles
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Miss Rasmussen
Arthur Ellinghouse
C. Hill
Sheridan
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Bowden
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G. W. Rightenour
Reichle News
Tudor
Ford
Roedster
Ll Prices F. O. B
Detroit
Bergeson Motors CO
Argenta
Dillon and
James Sonstelie
Normal College Notes
the Tribune
John Deere
van Brunt
Agatha Clarke
Sydney
Australia
San Francisco Chronicle
Oratory
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