Local notices mix moving, visits and aviation talk
The community reports several moves within the area as Ferguson family relocates to a ranch and neighbors shift homes. Joe Polish, newly minted airplane pilot, has visited by air, while Miss Marie Reichle and the Garrison siblings visit relatives. A feature discusses Montana tourism and the book Montana in Rotogravure amid travel shifts and dollar value abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna ‘Mellrath
Gon
James
Butte
Ferguson
Hil
Merle-Davis
Fergusons
Bud Gransberry
Davis
Glen P.T. A
Squires
Schuler
Grant Kelley
Aby
Helmsville
Tadovich
Kelley
Joe Polish
Joe
Marie Reichle
Dillon
Nick Adders
Garrison Brothers
Fay Gransberry
R. E. Stanway
Anaconda
Hidden Treasure
Jim Campbell
Armstead
Nettie Hand
Garrison Home
Montana
Greenfield
State Department of Publicity
Canada
Montana State Text Book Commission
Dillon Youth Champ in Kansas City Tournament
Al Simpson known as Hack won the welterweight amateur championship at the Knights of Columbus boxing tourney in Butte by defeating Ford of the School of Mines in two rounds. He will travel to Salt Lake City to represent Montana in the intermountain boxing tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al (Hack) Simpson
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Ford
School of Mines
Salt Lake
Montai
Hack
Beaverhead County
Tribune
Royal Neighbors Meet In I O O F Hall
The Royal Neighbors convene Thursday evening March 8 at the I O O F hall. After the business session refreshments will be served by Mrs Harris Opp and Mrs Beryl Green. The Royal Neighbor Juveniles meet at 6 45 o'clock in the same hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harris Opp
Beryl Green
Royal Neighbor
Dr J D Lee Leaves for Salmon Idaho on Business
Dr. J D Lee departed Wednesday morning for Salmon Idaho to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lee
Salmon
Idaho
New Streamline Train to Be in Dillon Soon
An article describes a streamlined train prototype with tubular aluminum bodies, a finlike tail, and a 600 horsepower V engine producing speeds of 90 to 110 mph. The distillate-burning engine powers a generator for two traction motors mounted on the front axle, illustrating advanced propulsion for rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Death Ends Life Of Fred Ellinghouse In Missoula
Fred Ellinghouse 19, a Sherdan High School class of 1933 graduate, died of double pneumonia after a brief illness at a Missoula hospital. He worked at GCC in Missoula, was a grandson of local pioneers, and survived by parents, four sisters, a grandmother, uncles and aunts. Funeral services were held Monday at the Sheridan Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Fred
Missoula
GCC
Sheridan High School
Fred Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Dillon
Olin F. Gammell
James Gammell
Robert Dempsey
Whitehall
Olsen
C. E. Stewart
Episcopal Church
Stewart
Anaconda
Butte
C. E. Johnson
Paul
Lloyd Johnson
Orchestra program features Nevin suite and Mozart symphony
An orchestral overture introduces a dramatic work followed by Ethelbert Nevin’s modern suite. A drum solo by Bill Ballard precedes Mozart’s Symphony in G minor. The program ends with a Spanish tango and Strauss The Blue Danube. Admission is free for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ethelbert Nevin
Bill Ballard
Mozart
Little Symphony
Leopold Stonkowski
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Johann Strauss
Dillon Visitors Highlight Community Notices
Local residents share updates from Dillon including attendance at a funeral for Patrick Desmond and medical visits. Edna Gordon and Rosa Lee Brown with the economics club members, Ebba Anderson visiting, and plans for travels to California are noted among visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.crocker
Dillon
Dellar Gordon
Jesse. Brown
Darice
Beaverhead ‘County
Edna Gordon
Rosa Lee
June Brown
Ebba Anderson
Patrick Desmond
Helena
Scott
Parke Scott
Walter
Seage
California
Frank Hunsaker
Idaho
Falls
Taylor Bradley
Charles Price
CWA
M. R. Rand
Car slips off highway near Barrett hospital
A car driven by Adolph Kruglac ran off the highway near Barrett hospital Tuesday night. The driver escaped injury and the vehicle suffered only minor damage. In other news, night classes at the high school start at 7 pm and more students are needed to support the education project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Kruglac
Barrett Hospital
Better Breakfasts Fits A Hearty Winter Start
A guide to a hearty breakfast for cold days recommends a hot lager sandwich with toast, meat, vegetable and eggs. Add fruit, cereal and coffee for a robust mission. Poach four eggs over asparagus and serve, finishing with vacuum packed coffee to preserve flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ménan
Health and First Aid Activities of Girl Scouts
A historical note on Girl Scout programs emphasizing health and first aid, with more than fifty suggested activities across arts athletics and outdoor occupations. Proficiency badges test progress and guide troop leaders in choosing activities. Awards from 1938 highlight popular occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dakota St
C. ¢. Newman
Dillon
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Set at Gowen Home
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dysart Gowen. The gathering aims to discuss community projects and upcoming charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dysart Gowen
Local P T A Meeting Hosts and Entertainment at School
Last Friday night the Birch Creek P T A met at the school house with married members acting as hosts for a party like program. Pupils performed southern songs dances and poems with an educated horse as the feature. Eight hands of pinochle yielded high scores to Mrs. W. G. Squires and H. M. Miller while bachelors served lunch. Women sang a tribute song composed by Mrs. W. E. Roberts and Mrs. H. M. Miller concluding one of the year’s most entertaining meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aun
W. G., Squires
H. M. Miller
W. JE. Roberts
Birch Creek P. T. A
Frank Mittlemeier
Carl Mittlemeier
Charles Wokerson
Martin Fabac
Marcus
Pete Staudaher
St Elmo Commandery No 7 Elects Officers at Meeting
W D Ross was chosen commander and C E Calvert of Lima generalissimo at the Knights Templar election. E L Poindexter named senior warden while junior warden remained unfilled. H L McCaleb became treasurer and J E Monroe reporter. Installation set for Tuesday March 20 with junior warden to be elected then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Elmo
Theta entertained by Mrs Backus at Emerick home
Theta was entertained by Mrs Florence Backus Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs B W Emerick located at 425 South Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
Florence Backus
B. W. Emerick
South
Washington Street
City Hall Siren Wiring Updated After Shorts
This week a new wiring system was installed from the telephone exchange to the city hall fire siren to fix shorts that caused frequent sounding over the past two days. Fire Chief Vandegrift oversaw the work and warns the next siren blast will signal a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandegrift
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Tom Greenfield
Europe
K. C
Holton
Kansas
Rolleyon Perece Tesdacl
Sheridan Woman’s Library Club
Martin Connelley
Henry Stone
American Red Cross
Vivian Allsop
Joseph Cullen
Inquire of Selway Sheep & Land Company
Union Pacific
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Gefence Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
City
Mr. and Pasaan Ree
Washington
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