Social Notices Touching Visits and Travel Across Montana
Mrs Niles Jones visits relatives in Ogden Utah. Bert Orr Jr drives to Upper Ruby valley. Al Johnson formerly of Dillon visits from Butte. W A Briggs from Stranton Ohio arrives to visit daughter Mrs D A Galt. Frank C Walker Butte Postmaster General main speaker at meeting. Mary Dawn Warner and Helen Anderson attend college friend wedding in Bozeman. Mrs Walter Bastian and two daughters visit from Dell. Lyle Bucklin of Fra zier and Mrs John Bucklin of Red Stone visit C G D evelyn home. Mrs Catherine Caskin of Twin Bridges visits Mary Barry. Beverly Jeppson and Lucille Berg of Salt Lake City guest of Glen Gund. Wallis Banning recovering from appendicitis at Barrett hospital. Hugh Dart of Anaconda weekend visit with mother Ada Dart. Mrs Harry Andrus and children weekend in Bozeman with Kurtz and W M Stone. Dr J E Kelley of Dillon attends Montana Optometry meeting in Anaconda. Marjorie Decker leaves for Butte then Salem Ore with N G McLeod two week trip.
Vacation and visitors parade through Dillon area
Mr and Mrs William Hillstead vacationed in Yellowstone park. Miss Helen Nettick left for Butte to visit sister Lucille. Fred Wolfe arrived from Burbank for a week's stay. Various locals discharged from Barrett hospital include Tom Tritt and Mrs Wilson Hignight. Gloria Carlson and Carey Lien visit from Superior. Mary Shoenborn from Santa Barbara summers with parents and teaches at Santa Barbara high. Fred and Bertha Huber visit from Los Angeles. Methodist Women’s Aid to meet Thursday at 3 PM. Gene Stone had adenoids removed and recovers at home. Clarence Hocking and Dr Welcome Tiroe, former Dillon residents now in LA, spend days renewing ties. Mrs Smith Paddock and Mrs Paul Lacry return from Anaconda Girl Scout day camp and Bozeman official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huber
Dillon
Los Angeles
Mr. Huber
Bertha Huber
Anna Thompson
Clarence Hocking
Welcome Tiroe
Smith Paddock
Paul Lacry
Anaconda
Bozeman
Verses Memorialize Pioneer Trees Removed Near Post Office
W E Chapman a former Dillon resident published verses from Los Angeles reflecting on the removal of old cottonwood trees around Dillon’s post office. He recalls how the trees shaded lovers and children and laments their loss while wishing the new trees bring fresh beauty without fading the old lane’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chapman
Dillon
West
Los Angeles
Hocking Couple Honored at Aspen Camp Picnic
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hocking formerly of Dillon were honored at a Birch Creek Aspen camp picnic Tuesday evening. Twelve couples attended and a delicious meal was served. The Hockings now reside in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hocking
Dillon
Aspen Camp
Birch Creek
Hockings
Los Angeles
Calif
Local Residents Attend Various Trips and Notices
Local residents report varied activities with travel and visits. Names included H C Biering in Dillon, Dr J E Kelley in Butte, Merle Liggett and Duke Davis in town, Mrs Robert Falconer returning from Barret Hospital, and Genevieve Squires starting a one month vacation to New York and the East. Police seek information on Theodore Kaiser last known in Dillon with contact via James M Newell Deputy Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Squires
New York
Theodore Kaiser
Dillon
Montana
Dillon Elks Drum and Bugle Corps Drill Afterglow
The Dillon Elks drum and bugle corps directed by Kenneth Wheat will hold a public drill exhibition Tuesday July 22 between innings of a softball game at the fairgrounds field. The event precedes Montana Elks convention contests in Helena offering $750 in prize money with judges scoring on cadence marching drumming bugles and overall effect. Three majorettes Miss Leone Cashmore Judy Chapman and Betty Blythe Stephan will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
Kenneth Wheat
Fairgrounds
Helena
Montana Elks
Dillon el
Leone Cashmore
Judy, Chapman
Betty Blythe Stephan
Rules on Addressing Mail to Service Men
Postmaster Harry Andrus stresses correct mail addressing for service members. Addresses must show unit and sender in the upper left corner. Incomplete addresses still arrive at camps nationwide despite guidance. Examples include Captain Edward Smith Signal Corps Camp Beauregard Louisiana and Sergeant Henry Green Infantry Military Police Co. 1st Army Fort Benning Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Harry Andrus
Army Camps
Edward Smith
Signal
Signal Company
Camp Beauregard
Louisiana
Henry Green
Infantry
Military Police
1St Army
Fort Benning
Georgia
Robert Jones
199 Infantry 27Th Div
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Educational conference and visual clinic at college
President Sheldon EB. Davis attends official business in Helena and a conference at the State University in Missoula. Superintendent Paul Anderson and Miss Anna Moser join the program. Joseph W. Burke of Erps Classroom Films and Harry A. Norton will conduct a visual clinic at the college auditorium all day on Friday July 18. Teachers students and others interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon EB. Davis
Helena
The
State University
Missoula
Paul Anderson
Anna Moser
Joseph W. Burke
Erps Classroom Films, Inc
Harry A. Norton
College Auditorium
Ditton Social Notes Mention Aldén Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Alden Buck and daughter were visitors in Ditton Monday from their ranch near Twin Bridges. Miss Eileen Gordon of Armstead is visiting friends in Dillon for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Biering
Helena
Dillon
Aldén
Buck
Ditton
Twin Bridges
Eileen Gordon-of-Armstead
CCC personnel assigned new duties after Birch Creek camp closure
With the abandonment of the Birch Creek CCC camp the first of July staff from the camp have been reassigned to other CCC camps in the state. Walter F. Edwards transfers to Custer camp F-80 at Red Lodge as camp superintendent. Arthur P. Tucker moves to a Custer National forest camp near Miles City as assistant superintendent. W. A. Hiden becomes foreman at the same Miles City camp. Harry J. Collinson transfers to camp F-77 in the Flathead forest near Kalispell as foreman. Transfers became effective last Friday, July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek
Beaverhead Forest
Walter F. Edwards
Red Lodge
Arthur P. Tucker
Custer National Forest
Miles City
W. A. Hiden
Harry J. Collinson
Flathead Forest
Kalispell
Mulkey Family Attends Salmon Funeral for Pioneer
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mulkey and Mrs. Fred Woodside traveled to Salmon Idaho on Tuesday for the funeral of William H. Mulkey age 81 a pioneer of the Salmon area. Sister Mrs S A Williamson of Dillon could not attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mulkey
Fred Woodside
Salmon
Idaho
William H. Mulkey
Mr. Mulkey
Woodside
Salmon, Idaho
S. A. Williamson
Dillon
Republican Women’s club to hold Thursday meeting at 2
The two teams of the membership drive will meet Thursday at 2 PM in Mrs. Earl Opp’s home 933 South Washington Street to report campaign results. Plans for a bridge tournament will be formed for presentation at next week’s regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women's Club
Earl Opp
South Washington Street
Presbyterian Manse society meeting notice
A very important business meeting of the Presbyterian Manse Society will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock at the church. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memacti
Girls encouraged to join college swimming program
The Girl Scout Council announces it is not too late for girls to take advantage of open swimming hours at the college. Seventy six girls are already enjoying the sport as the pool is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 12 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Farewell Dinner Honors Woodside at Armstead Roselle's
About 15 couples from Montana Auto Supply attended a farewell dinner dance for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodside last Wednesday at Roselle's in Armstead. Harold Wheelbarger served as toast master and Woodside responded to each employee's words. The group presented him a traveling bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Auto Supply Company
Fred Woodside
Roselle's
Armstead
Harold Wheelbarger
Mr. Woodside
Three Beaverhead Men Enter Army as Draftees
Three men from Beaverhead County Dillon Harry A Koontz and Charles Jacobs and Carl Jacobsen of Wisdom entrained for Missoula Tuesday to enter the army as selective service draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Harry A. Koontz
Charles Jacobs
Dillon
Carl Jacobsen
Wisdom
Missoula
Army
Selective Service
Forest Fire Near Horse Prairie Sparks Second Season Blaze
Fire crews were dispatched Monday to Bear Busch in the Horse Prairie area to extinguish a small sage brush fire. It followed a second blaze of the season at the Dillom forestry office and is thought to have been lit by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Busch
Horse Prairie
Dillom
Funeral services for Hector J Reeves held at St Rose Church
Funeral services for Hector J Reeves were held Friday at 10 a.m. at St Rose Church with Rev Father F X Lechner officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery. Rosary was recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector J. Reeves
St. Rose
Mountain View
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Niles Jones
Ogden,Utah
Bert Orr, Jr
Upper
Ruby Valley
al Johnson
Butte
W. A. Briggs
Stranton, Ohio
Mrs
D. A. Galt
Frank C. Walker
Mary Dawn Warner
Helen Anderson
Walter Bastian
Dell
Lyle Bucklin
Frazier, Mont
John Bucklin
Red Stone, Mont
C. G. D'Evelyn
Catherine Caskin
Mary Barry
Beverly Jeppson
Lucille Berg
Salt Lake City
Glen Gund
Wallis Banning
Barrett Hospital
Hugh Dart
Ada Dart
James ‘Kurtz
W. M. Stone
Wallace
Warren, Jr
J. E. Kelley
Western Montana
Montana Optometry Association
Marjorie Decker
N. G. McLeod
Salem
Ore
William Hillstead
Yellowstone Park
Helen Nettick
Lucille Nettick
Fred. Wolfe
Burbank
Lockheed Aircraft Factory
Tom Tritt
Wilson Hignight
Joe G. White
Gloria, Carlson
Carley Lien
Superior, Wis
S.J. Layman
Mary Shoenborn
Santa Barbara
Henry Shoenborn
Santa Barbara High School
Methodist Women's Aid Society
Gene Stone
R. M. Stone
Sttrs
Telephone and Telegraph. Co
North Carolina
Merle Liggett
Duke Davis
Robert Falconer
Bon Acord
Dilis Ig
Saint Sabe
Tion
Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
the Monitor
Christian Science
Dillon, Mont
Jacobs
IGN
W.n. Clarke
CCC
Reeves
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