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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1938

Page

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Girl Scout Week Observed With Court of Awards

Dillon observes Girl Scout Week marking 26 years of United States scouting from March 12 to 18. The week culminates with a court of awards Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the training school auditorium where 142 badges will be awarded.

Dillon Organization of Girl Scouting United States Training School Irls Maxine Johnson Isack Cay McCaleb A. FF. Waldorf Gracier Waldorf Dorothy Ann Davis Kugler Briarcliff Manor New York D. L. Johnson John Wolfe R. M. Gregg C. P. Christiansen Jack Bennett Girl Scout Court Anna Jeanne Lockness Golda Talent Mary Ann Luebben Daryl Bennett Edith Mae Stanfield Evelyn Gregg Rachel DeLadd Betty Henry Jean Troupe Isabel Ross Marian Wiant Aattie Stamm Lois Hazelbaker Barbara Jean Bourquin Bonnie Lou George Erma Lou Warner Mickey Callahan Jamita Roland Helen Nettick Gertrude Crouch Dorothy Ames Betty Lou Christensen Bunny Jackson Florence Casterline Jean Renz Mary Organo Shirley Ross Anna Jeanne Sockness Silver Golda Tal

Talent High In Practice Leads Local Trapshooters

A large field of trapshooting enthusiasts gathered for a practice session led by W. E. Talent who hit 49 of 50 birds. Herman Peterson added 47x50 for second plate. Other notable scores included Paul Temple 45x50 and W. Westergard 45x50 as Dillon club entries prepare for the Montana Standard telegraphic trapshoot.

W. E Tige Idaho Statesman Dillon Club Montana Standard Herman Peterson Kansas City Flyer Paul Temple

Albers Named President of Farmers Union Board

John Albers was elected president of the Farmers Union board at a stockholders meeting held last Saturday night. Directors elected include Arnold Benson Berg Christensen L G Staudenmeyer and Jack Keenan. E R Kindler outlined gasoline manufacture and the crack down process while addressing revisions to bylaws and dividend division.

Farmers Union Stockholders John Albers Arnold Benson L. G. Staudenmeyer Jack Keenan E. R. Kindler Billings Farmers Union Central Exchange

State Club President Visits Local Women’s Group

Rev Margaret Clifford president of Montana Mon tana Fox and Fur Breeders association spoke at a banquet at the Andrus hotel on personality and success. Mayor Galt praised the cemetery project and guests toured the city after a Sunday luncheon.

Clifford Montana Organization Andrus Hotel D. A. Galt Cemtery Project Harry Andrus, Jr Montana Fox and Fur Breeders Association Larry Peterson Arnold Clair Ralph McFadden Bernice Metlen Hayess Baxter Elizabeth Winn Beta Hall B. P. W. Club Billie Baxter

Eastern Star Grand Matron Is Honored

Mizpah Chapter hosts a banquet for Ruth Hattersley, worthy grand matron, during her visit. Other events include a 1:30 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker, a dinner by Past Matrons club at Miss Glora Plant’s home, and a 10:30 breakfast by Mrs. Elizabeth Luebben at Miss Clara Plant’s residence. Rainbow Girls to perform a program during the 6 o'clock banquet at the Masonic hall with Florence Stone in charge.

Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star Ruth Hattersley Grand Chapter Frank Hazelbaker Glora Plant Bridges C. E. Blinn Ruth Dart Florence Backus Elizabeth Luebben Hattersley Clara Plant Mizpah Chapter O. BE Masonic Hall Florence Stone Dillon Chapter Rainbow Girls

Thirteen Graduates at State College Winter Quarter

Thirteen students received diplomas or degrees at the Normal College winter quarter graduation held Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Eleven diplomas, two bachelor of education degrees. Four graduates are experienced teachers. Notable names include Bernard McGinley and Mary A. Murphy. Lois Troumbley delivered the commencement address on Patterns. Music by Ralph McFadden featured processional, recessional, and Debussy pieces.

Dents The Normal College Lois Troumbley Great Falls Junior High School Ralph McFadden Debussy Golliwoge

Hazelbaker Returns From Chicago Republican Parley

Mr and Mrs Frank Hazelbaker returned last week from Chicago where he attended a national reorganization meeting of the Republican party On the return trip he stopped at the Mayo clinic for an examination He reported a successful and enthusiastic meeting led by Dr Glenn Frank who called the gathering

Frank Hazelbaker Chicago Hazelbaker Republican Party Mayo Clinic

Dillon Chamber considers new county high school project

The Dillon Chamber of Commerce board endorsed pursuing a new county high school building and authorized continued study. Conrad Orr reported on proposed buildings with floor plans. A subcommittee was set to raise funds for transporting the drill team and band to the state cage tourney in Anaconda. Principal Grr announced plans to take 48 drill girls. band will have 22 members. A spring clean-up day was referred to the civic improvement committee. A semi annual financial report was given. four new directors will be elected in April with a nominating ballot and a final ballot on April 11.

Dillon Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Committee On Conrad Orr O. A. Bergeson Transportation Committee Funes Anaconda Grr Civic Improvement Committee Jennings Mayland Chamber of Commerce R. M. Barrett Dillon Montana Billings Cut Bank Chamber of Commmerce Board of Directors L. A. Gregory Evelyn Rimel Livingston Broadus Beavers Cashmore Beaver Charlie Burgess Three Forks Powell County High School Five

Freshman Mary Dawn Warner Places Second in Utah Meet

Mary Dawn Warner of Utah State College Logan placed second in a college swimming meet held at Logan. The winner was a senior at the college majoring in physical education. Mary Dawn is a freshman.

Mary Dawn Warner Utah State College Logan Utah Mary Dawn

Ditches and Drawings Washington Readies for New WPA Relief

The Roosevelt administration approved a new 250 million relief appropriation raising WPA spending to 1.75 billion for fiscal 1938 and boosting payroll to 2.5 million workers. WPA accomplishments include thousands of buildings highways bridges and murals, with food programs and school lunches serving millions. Aubrey Williams leads the agency, while Harry Hopkins focuses on funds and travel recovery, as Baruch remains a distant adviser to the administration.

Washington Works Progress Administration WPA Roosevelt Congress Aubrey Williams Harry Hopkins Florida

Izaak Waltons Have Final Fishing Fling

Local anglers and Beaverhead county fishermen fished one last time before season end. Reports noted several fine brook trout catches and the Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association plans special stocking efforts to sustain the famed regional fishing.

Izaak Waltons Beaverhead County Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association

Educator Is Speaker at Rotary Meet

Conrad Orr Beaverhead county high school principal spoke at the Dillon Rotary club about his Atlantic City trip for meetings of the Progressive Education and National Education associations. He flew via six airlines, faced weather delays, and noted Montana’s tenure committee case and two other infractions on return trips.

Atlantic City N. J National Conrad Orr Beaverhead County Dillon Rotary Club Orr Atlantic Seaboard Progressive Education Association National Education Association Salt Lake City Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Omaha Bismark N. Dak Butte Montana Scobey Harlowton Philadelphia Karl Pennsylvania

President reappoints Governor Poindexter to Hawaii

United States Senate confirms President Roosevelt's reappointment of Mr. Poindexter as governor of Hawaii. He completes a four year term and begins another four. Poindexter formerly served as district judge of Montana's fifth judicial district and Montana attorney general. He is brother to Dr. F. M. Poindexter and E. L. Poindexter of Dillon.

Montana J B. Poindexter United States Senate Roosevelt Mr. Poindexter Hawaii Poindexter Fifth Judicial District F. M. Poindexter E. L. Poindexter Dillon

Men’s Glee Club wins college Vodvil night

The Normal College Booster Vodvil Friday night crowned the Men’s Glee Club stunt as winner. The Foreign Relation club and Kampus Kadet tied for second. Winning team members included Howard Mailley Vic Cushman Ed Cebull Erwin Christensen Frank Davison Kenneth Barry Jack Veltkamp Bruce Gilbert Tony Bramsman Paul Decker Joe Callaghan Francis Weger Fred Wolfe John Haburchak Donald Marx Nile Walker Norman DeBoer Jack Lanten Bob Halloran. Judges were R. D. Curry Rev H N Tragitt Dr W H Stephan George Gosman and E W Bond.

Foreign Relation Club Kampus Kadet Howard Mailley Vic Cushman Ed Cebull Erwin Christensen Frank Davison Kenneth Barry Jack Veltkamp Bruce Gilbert Tony Bramsman Paul Decker Joe Callaghan Francis Weger Fred Wolfe John Haburchak Donald Marx Nile Walker Norman DeBoer Jack Lenten Bob Halloran Ie “R. D. Curry Rev H. N. Tragitt W. H. Stephan George Gosman E. W. Bond

Streets Washed First Time This Year City Cleans Streets

City crews washed streets for the first time this year in a routine operation clearing mud and improving drainage after a recent rainfall. Public works officials urged motorists to drive slowly through damp sections.

Beavers Head Toward State Championship

Dillon basketball fans expect a large out of town turnout as the Beavers advance to the state round robin in Anaconda. The team won decisively at Livingston beating Broadus and Three Forks before routing Powell County 37 22 to clinch the divisional Class B title and earn a spot in the state tournament.

Death claims Beaverhead ranchman J Waldemar at Grant

John Waldemar of Grant Beaverhead county died at his Horse Prairie ranch after a brief illness last Saturday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM from Brundage chapel, with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Born April 15 1864 in Mount Pleasant Utah he lived 38 years in ranching near Grant and is survived by five sons and five daughters.

Beaverhead County John Waldemar Horse Prairie Brundage Chapel Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints Mountain View Waldemar Mount Pleasant Utah Grant

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Idaho Albers Prexy Farmers Union State Club Margaret Clifford BP. We. Club Professional Women's Club Margaret State College Bernard McGinley Lutte Mary A. Murphy Irene C. Ericson Great Falls Wanda Gibson Roy Georgia Isabel Kearney Sheridan Anita Dorothy Kauber Dorothy McFadyean Browning Bette Alberta Miles Tarkio Ameera H. Murray Mina Mae Swope Moorhead Irene Mary Tusler Terry Carlyn Gertrude Walloth Ranch Creek Marvel Jean Weaver Opheim TIME Bernard Mannes Baruch Woodrow Wilson War Industries Board Baruch Hoover Coolidge Harding Senate Oeri Rotary Meet Men’s Glee Club Dillon Quint J. Waldemar
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