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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
5
Local residents and visitors appear in Dillon notes with social calls hospital stays and travel. Shin Dutton and Dawson County ties link to education changes. The West region reports rains aid crops while high school faculty prepare commencements and golf club members host events.
polor is a historical notice listing families and visitors in Montana towns including Polaris, Farley ranch, Butte, Missoula, Bitter Root valley, Elkhorn Hot Springs, Deer Lodge, and Billon. Names include Lenox, Meinie, Mc Lanen, Marchesseau, Harrison, Rife, Metlen, Opp, Stephens, Madden, Ryburn, Hubbard, Pilgrim, Mast, and others with dates and locales.
Mrs. Clarence Baril of Sheridan and Mrs. Harry Williams hosted a bridge dinner for 18 at Miss Clara Plant’s home. Miss Georgia Fisher of Augusta, soon to be married, received a guest prize while Mrs. Jennings Mayland had high score and Miss Beth Jordan was low in the bridge game.
Unity centers leader Mary KE Wessel lectured at the Guildhall on Saturday afternoon May 29 at 2 30. Her talk titled Adventures in Faith covered faith journeys and community impact across Butte Bozeman Livingston and Billings.
The class of 1937 dedicated a memorial plaque at the new Beaverhead County High School during class day exercises. It honors Miss Genevieve Metlen who taught eleven years. The plaque will list valedictorians and salutatorians for the next decade. The program theme looked ahead to a 15 year reunion. A cane was passed to the class of 1938 between acts.
Laura Young daughter of Mr and Mrs LeGrand Young of New York and Scott Tollman Armstead married George Y Wells of Salt Lake City in the Church of the Transfiguration New York on Friday Mrs Wells attended by her mother The couple will live at 61 Carmine Street New York Both were University of Utah alumni Pi Beta Phi member Laura Wells former student and Wells now works for Associated Press in New York.
Grade school pupils of Ralph McFadden performed a May recital at the college auditorium before college and town audiences. The program featured solos duets two piano pieces and six hand selections with Annette Jewett Patricia Carrigan and others taking part. On June 1 nine advanced pupils under McFadden joined Arnold Clair’s students for a second recital including Franklin Bayerd John Combes Dorothy Irwin Janet Smith and others.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith and their children returned Tuesday from a holiday visit with friends and relatives in Idaho Falls and Pocatello.
Elizabeth Winn elected president of the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club. Claudia Faust is vice president, Helga Anderson recording and corresponding secretary, Elveretta Landdorf treasurer, Esther Schmittroth club poetess. Mrs. Winn and Berthana Koontz named delegates to the Miles City state convention.
The graduation dance program featured a number by Dr. W H Stephan with the Bachelor Club orchestra, a Bunny Jackson dance, and a song and dance by Erma Lou Warner. Chaperones included multiple local couples and teachers. A committee of high school boys led by Robert Gregg and others assisted the Girl Scout council.
The St James Guild will gather Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs George Melton for their regular meeting in a social and planning session.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. They will be entertained by Mrs Paul Stahl and Mrs J A Meeke. A short program is planned. Everyone is welcome. Mr and Mrs L A Gregory leave Friday by motor for Gunnison Colorado where Mr Gregory attends a band school. They expect to be away about a month and then visit Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado.
J. F. Harrison of Del Rio was a Sunday visitor in Dillon. Trade with our advertisers and support local businesses.
Awards were handed out at the training school on Thursday for letters in basketball and two bars noting a second year of activity. Girls earned ribbons for 25 points across events, with 125 points yielding a script D. Recipients include Avis Underwood Kathleen Hartwig Erma Jackson Virginia Fitzsimmons Kathryn Hartwig Loma Steele June Johnson and others across kittenball basketball volleyball tumbling and more.
A Business and Professional Women's club gathering met at Dr Beata Hall’s residence on Wednesday. Dr Hall and Mrs Loanna Robinson led a 6 30 picnic supper and health committee hosts organized the event.
Mayor Bud Galt opened the Glendale Legion Junior season with a 5 4 victory by the Second Ward over the First Ward. J McLaren pitched for the Second and Casterline for the First with solid support. crowd enjoyed a five inning game and planned next match Friday near Barrett Hospital.
Frank O'Keefe sues George L Routledge in district court. Judge Henry G Rodgers presides without a jury. Plaintiff is represented by John Collins while Howard A Johnson and Clarence E B Wohl of Butte defend Routledge.
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