Sheridan News Notes Holiday Spirit and Local Losses
The Sheridan column recalls a quiet holiday with dinners and visits, noting neighbors hosting New Year’s gatherings. It reports the death of Drew Bothwell in Portland and marks family remembrances. Northern Pacific Transportation ends passenger and mail by rail on Rider branch, shifting to daily bus service while freight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hill
Drew Bothwell
Portland
Oregon
Bothwell
John Bothwell
Weiser
Idaho
Idaho City
Coolidge
Hoover
Hill
Sheridan
Mattie Moore
Billings
Mary E. Lohr
Parker
Colo
Redbert Clapp
M. Perault
Delia Perault
James Perry
Northern Pacific Transportation Company
Rider
Tal
Road construction urged by Rotary at Lima meeting
At the Met Ten hotel Rotarians endorsed a petition to the state highway commission requesting a road from Highway 91 at Lima to the Lima dam. Dr. Robert E. Albright reviewed 1934 events and noted gains in U S industries while railroads remained weak and certain nations showed mixed economic progress. Helen Wilkinson and Ruth Phelps presented songs prior to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen “Wilkinson
Ruth’ Phelps
Rivenbice
Coates
Wolfe
W. H. Stephan Lee
Joe Wedum
State Highway Commission
Lima
the Club
Robert E. Albright
Canada
Chile
Sweden
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
U. S
First Purple Heart Decorations Shown By Washington Revival
The revived Order of the Purple Heart will honor veterans with a ceremony at Beaverhead Resort tonight. Sergeant Edwin C Nelson, wounded while carrying messages in the Meuse Argonne offensive on September 28 1918, receives the first local decoration. He served in Company H 140th Infantry 35th Division.
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United Stats
George Washington
Beaverhead
Anyom
Edwin C. Nelson
Nelson
Meuse-Argentne
140Th Infantry
Riverside Country Club Holiday Dinner and Card Night
The Riverside Country Club met Saturday evening at St James Guild Hall. Members and families enjoyed a turkey dinner for seventy followed by cards at twelve tables. Prizes went to Mrs Wilbur Tash and Walter Miller for high scores Miss Hazel Spencer and Sam Freeman for second high scores and Mrs Juther Willard and Harry Tash for low scores. The piece also notes the shift in car braking history, predicting four wheel brakes became standard after initial skepticism.
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Riverside Country Club
St. James Guild Hall
Wilbur Tash
Walter Miller
Hazel Spencer
Sam Freeman
Juther Willard
Harry Tash
No, the quote about closing the mind and new discoveries
A reflection notes that shutting the mind to new ideas hastens decline as daily inventions replace yesterday's equipment, stressing that even the best today becomes obsolete tomorrow. The era is defined by ongoing discoveries and innovations that continually improve tools and knowledge.
Civil service announces open competitive examinations
The United States civil service commission lists examinations for principal and senior telephone and telegraph engineers, associate and assistant telegraph engineers, and grazing division roles with salaries from 2 600 to 5 600 a year. Closing date is January 30, 1935.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Department of the Interior
Ienna
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Board of
The Teacher Is Key to Moral Problems
John Girdler argues in the Rotarian Magazine that fearless responsible teachers who are supported by administration and free to teach can solve moral education more than researchers or boards. He praises teachers who love life and children and can focus on guiding and training students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Moving Picture Censors
John Girdler
Rotarian
The Arts and the Energetic Business Man
The passage extols arts as essential to busy professionals and cites a Rotarian Magazine quote on beauty. It then attributes importance to bold planning and enduring ideas, quoting Roscoe Gilmore Scott and Daniel Burnham. It ends by noting a president's struggle to craft a universally satisfactory monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Gilmore Scott
Rotarian Magazine
Mizpah Chapter OES installs officers in festive ceremony
Mizpah Chapter No. 18 OES held a Tuesday evening installation in the Masonic hall. Elizabeth Luebben served as grand installing officer, with officers installed including Hazel Tash as worthy matron and Ruth Dart as past matron. A bouquet and jewel presentations followed amid a brief reception in the banquet room.
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Mizpah
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Luebben
Grand Chapter
Montana
Hazel Tash
H. B. Mulkey
Elfreda Woodside
Fred Woodside
Fratie Stone
Edith Herndon
Mary Cunry
Florence Stone
Elizabeth Shotwell
Lois Hazelbaker
Eldna Moe
Adah
Rhea Meace
Ruth
Genevieve Melden
Esther
Mary Hastings
Martha
Irene Mulkey
Electa
Ann Chapman
Winnie Emerick
Sentinel
Mary Jame Rodgers
Luebben
John Orr
Elizabeth Rife
Iva Orr
Ruth Dart
Grace Cashmore
W. W. Hawkins
Alvin James
Dale
Birth day bridge party for Dr. W H Stephan with four tables
Friends visited the home of Dr. W H Stephan Tuesday evening for his birthday. Four tables enjoyed a session of bridge followed by a delightful lunch. A county crew was digging grading operations along the river when a team of horses fell into the water and one drowned.
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W. H. Stephan
Anaconda Hosts Winter Sports Carnival and Installations
Colorful winter events unfold in Anaconda with Beaverhead Camp 10066, Royal Neighbors of America Dillon Montana to install officers on January 10 at the I O O F hall. Officers named include Oracle Florence Hughes and chancellor Rose Sinclair among many others. Misses Swanson Wolfe Monahan Rose OLeary and others attend coronation ball events with Governor Cooney officiating January 15.
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Beaverhead
Royal ‘Neighbors of America
Dillon
Montana
I. O. O. F. Hall
Oracle
Florence Hughes
Addie Morrison
Inez Morrison
Rose Sinclair
Marion DeLadd
Wilma Hicloran
Nellie Lanner
Mary Jaggers
Inner Sentinel
Irene McClain
Outer Sentinel
Emily Webster
Mabel Stin- S80
Frances McManus
Marie Ocprin
Lucille Hartwig
Clarinda O'Neill
Martha Greene
Helen Talent
Graces
Faith
Mary Molleur
Marie Coppin
Flo Joy
Endurance
Elva Wright
Courage
Gertrude Lynon
Geo. L. Routledge
E. G. Free
Bertha Mae Cardinale
Molleur
Kiwanians
Butte
Deer Lodge
Helena
Missoula
Bozeman
A.C. M. Club of
Great Falls
Blazeman
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Philipsburg
Ray Peterson
Ashton
Ida
Thula Geelan
Archia McTaggart
Ug Ce Acaecousemun Central
Celebrat
Clarkes Andder
School of Mines
Tim T
Lanner
Govermor Frank Cooney
Daly Gymnasium
Helen Swanson
Governor Cooney
Gladys Wolfe
Carmelita Mar
Katherine McCarthy
Jens
Eileen Quigley
Anna
D. S. MecCarthy
Monahan
Anna Rose O'Leary
Kay Lind
Kathleen
Franklin
Mimya Evich
Anne Ceccone
Jo Dnrazich
Annn Haffey
D. J. Haffey
Queen’s Court
POLARIS COMMUNITY NOTES AND SHARED NEWS ITEMS
Local residents attend visits and travels across Dillon Missoula Three Forks and Elkhorn camps. Families including Harrison Starr Marchesseau and Hays join gatherings at Dillon and Elkhorn springs. Teachers and students resume school duties while others vacationed in CCC camps and Glacier Park areas.
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Tom
Judge
Charley
Rhodess
George Harmison
Daniel
Marchenseau
Heinie
Gryllecksen
Guy Gray
Grand Island
Nebraska
Walter Smith
Three Forks
Smith
Russell Harrison
George Harrison
Beryl Harrison
Educator Approves New Coach Prank In Detroit Guild
Detroit public schools superintendent Mr Cody examines a Napoleonic era coach model for the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild project. William McLean, secretary of the educational foundation, presents the model for inspection. State and regional awards totaling over 24000 dollars will be given to youths submitting top reproductions in the 1935 Guild competition. A 30000 dollar university scholarship will be awarded to the roster division winner for a more elaborate coach.
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Prank Cody
Detroit
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Cody
William
McLean
The
Educational Foundation
Bulldogs Schedule Two Games This Weekend
Coach Kakuske announces two matchups for the Bulldogs at home this weekend facing the Intermountain Panthers on Friday and the Rexburg Vikings on Saturday. The Intermountain tilt marks the season opener in the Junior College conference and Rexburg is considered a strong title contender.
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Kakuske
Bulldogs
Intermountain Panthers
Rexburg Vikings
Intermountain
Rexburg
Early eye correction reduces future vision loss
Dr. H. H. Scarborough provides eye care at the Andirus hotel on Monday and Tuesday, January 14 and 15, offering early consultations to prevent long term strain and future corrective needs.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andirus
Man's Heart Stopped By Gas After Eating
W L Adams suffered heart stoppages from abdominal gas after meals. Adlerika relieved gas, enabling normal eating. George M Gosman, Druggist.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Geo. M. Gosman
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Sheriden
Santa
W. E. ‘Kearney
Harry Foster
Lerron -Flick
Leona Marsh
Deaconess Hospital
Met
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Mae
Daniel Burnham
Ford
Hoto
Mizpah Chapter
C. C. Newman
Ellen’ May Guild
Harold Kelley
F. E. Foote
Berg” “Christensen
Lutheran Ladies ‘Aid
Don Julson
Tribune Book Store
Taxis Society
Thes Presbyterian Church
Anaconda
Clubs
Polaris
Carl Knolf
Elmer Hays
H High School
Bud” Jaggers
S. M. Starr
Stanley Starr
Robert Rolfe
Jackson
Elkhorn District
L. H. Daly
Butty
Paul
E. A. Marchesseau
Edi Farley
Walter Hill
Virginia Gray
Mill Point
Dodd and Emerick
Pahnish Livestock Company
Harrison
Bill Pierce
Frank Marchesseau
Jane
Florence Daly
Betty and
Elizabeth A. Marchesseau
Mary Sheppard
Ted Marchesseau
Rose Marie
John Judge
Helen Judge
Roy Jackson
Farnum Schuyler
Carl L. Knoll
Andy Hays
Harry Colfer
Warren Stone, Jr
Fred Wolfe
Elkhorn Springs
Mos
Ed Farley
Harry Anidrus Arm
Knoll Ranch
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