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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

8

Bannack P T A Holds Meeting and Hears Child Welfare Talk

The Bannack Parent-Teacher Association met at the school house last Wednesday with a program on child welfare and a song session. Local residents and guests from Dillon and Butte attended events, nursing courses were offered by county nurse Miss Stickney, and a cinema program by Louis Schmittroth drew a large, cold-weather crowd to raise funds for the holiday children’s Christmas.

The P. TA William Tweedy Betty Carl Linquist K. Misillini Butte Mill Point Miss Stickney R. D. A Marchesseau Polaris Jack Brown Ray Ashworth James Ashworth Frank Hancceck Dillon A. Anderson Charles Baker Leo Musburger Joe Rebish Smoke Paddock Barrett Hospital Louis Schmittroth Schmittroth Bannack Parent-Teachers Association

Reichle Winter Tales and School Christmas Programs

The Reichle area endures severe cold with locals noting temperatures near 38 below zero. Mrs. Elsie Garrison travels to Sheridan after a friend's passing, while four youths Walker 10 miles in the cold. Dan Piccone hosts Glen PTA, Buhrer and Reichle schools plan Christmas programs on December 22 and 23, inviting attendance.

Reichle Elsie Garrison Sheridan Dan Piccone Glen P. T. A Frank Buhrer Neil Cummins Buhrer

Frontier Turkey Shoots Reflect Rifles and Pioneering Pride

A National Rifle Association bulletin recalls how winter turkey shoots fueled frontier sportsmen for centuries. It notes live turkeys once served as targets and how ranges, targets, and loading methods evolved from muzzle loaders to cartridge rifles. Modern clubs now host turkey shoots indoors and outdoors with various firearms, preserving a traditional spirit.

National Rifle Association Turkey

Sheridan district American Legion convention held in Sheridan

Delegates came from Dillon Butte Helena Deer Lodge Whitehall Anaconda Sheridan and Twin Bridges to the Mining District No 6 gathering. The district installed auxiliary officers signatures of 14 women on the charter application and hosted a 7 pm banquet at the school with race colors and flowers. The evening featured remarks by district and department leaders, musical numbers by local groups, and a dance with entertainment from the Butte Drum and Bugle corps and the Sheridan Vigilante orchestra.

American Legion Sheridan Jast Dillon Butte Helena Deer Lodge White Hall Anaconda Sheridan Twin Bridges Ladies Aid Methodist Church The Legionnaires Dr. Dyer June Kearney Elser Sisters R. W. Rossiter Earl L. Fairbanks E. K. Miller Herb Kibler George A. Harken James Morrow R. H. Dyer D. W. Raymond Butte Drum and Bugle Corps Sheridan Vigilante Anderson-Simpson Past Mining District No. 6

Tomato and Cauliflower Purée and Tomato Uses

Tomato and cauliflower purée combines Cauliflower purée with tomato puree and consommé to make a creamy soup serving six. The passage extols tomatoes as versatile for soups stews eggs salads and macaron i and highlights their essential role in a Creole steak and other dishes.

State Children's Home Appeals for Donations

The article urges donations to the private Children’s Home which operates without state or Red Cross support. It emphasizes the home as a modern Christian fireside offering care and training and notes its private, voluntary funding model. It also recounts unrelated items about Spokane police fining John Carvene and Brookfield’s J A Capen’s return visit.

The Red Cross

Church Group Activities At Glen Dale And Dakota Streets

The Latter Day Saints host Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a.m. in the chapel at Glen Dale and Dakota, with age specific classes. Relief Society meets Thursdays at 2 p.m. for theology literature and child training psychology lessons linked to the White House conference. Primary Association for ages 4–14 gathers Thursdays at 3:45 p.m. for recreation, handwork, and moral stories. all children and visitors are welcome.

Glendale Dakota Streets White House

Rural Tourists Spark Modern Travel Nostalgia

Amid talk of a spreading nation the piece notes competitors arriving from afar by faster, more comfortable transport, contrasting with backwoods travel days and highlighting changing travel norms.

Dorothy Hoffman letter from Kurt Heerwagen 1932

The letter from Kurt Heerwagen of Chemnitz dated November 26 1932 to Dorothy Hoffman describes daily activities from a busy week and comments on Prohibition and Roosevelt, then discusses German politics including Hitler’s position and recent republican violence amid concerns about national and international disarmament conferences.

Dorothy Hoffman Kurt Heerwagen Chemnitz Germany Dorothy Dorgele Roosevelt Navy Hitler National

Local Notes From Dillon and Patapar Advertisement

Community items from Dillon include visits, social events, and a death notice. Howard Morse and the Andersons appear, with Mrs. John Krause hosting a bridge party and Marguerite Donohue and Kia Ogilvie back from Dillon. A Patapar parchment ad promotes a greaseproof cookery paper, stocked by the Tribune Book Store. A Seattle garage theft case involves Merton Thompson alleging sleep sickness as a defense.

Howard Morse Jackson William Knudson Mark Clemon Wisdom John Krause Bridge Harry Lapham Wendell Jardine John Anderson Dillon Edwin Anderson California Dan Pendergast Pendergast John Pendergast I’red Hirschy Herman Peterson Marguerite Donohue Kia Ogilvie Jackson School Good Housekeeping Institute Tribune Book

German Letter Hints at New Chancellor After Papen

The writer laments German political uncertainty as Papen's influence fades. He expects a new appointment by President Hindenburg and signs off as a patient German friend, Kurt, in Chemnitz.

Germany V. Papen V. Hindenburg Kurt

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