Women volunteers aid Dillon park drive amid city campaign
A large group of women volunteered to assist in the house to house campaign for a city park fund. The effort ran Wednesday under the direction of Mrs. Fred Kerr and Mrs. R D Guy. Participants include Mrs. Vince Cottom and several local residents. school children joined a Tuesday parade to promote the drive.
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Fred Kerr
D Guy
Mesdamés Vince
Cottom
Ernie. Péwé
Ci. M. Casterline
J. M. McCollum
J. Coppin
J. Sanner
W. E. Stinson
Paul Stahl,sr
Morse Waldorf
Jack .O’donnell
C. J. Hovren
Douglas Bourquin
W. E. Tallent
Ben Davis
Ernest Luebben
L. M. Holloran
Local Couples File for Marriage License in Idaho
Vern M. Morgan of Lorenzo and Marcia Riggs of Teton obtained a license to wed at the clerk of court’s office on Thursday. Dr. F. M. Poindexter returned from Rochester after two weeks of medical care and plans to resume practice June 1. Marcus Stauduhar Sr and family came home from Ohio with daughter Mrs. Ochling and her children, while Mildred Taylor recovered at home before returning to Border State Training School duties accompanied by her mother.
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Norman J. Rumsvold
Mildred Foster Olsen
Lewistown, Mont
George Opp
Vern M. Morgan
Lorenzo
Idaho
Marcia Riggs
Teton
Norman Gild¢d
F. M. Poindexter
Rochester
Minn
Butte
Marcus Stauduhar, Sr
Ohio
W. H., Ochling
Nova, Ohio
Mildred Taylor
Carl Taylor
Border State
Boulder
Florence Hellman
Florence Davis
Helena
Junior Auxiliary Meet At Rose Mary Rife Home
The Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at 7 o clock Friday evening at the home of Rose Mary Rife, 406 South Washington.
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Presbyterian Manse Society Meeting At Church Parlor
The Presbyterian Manse Society plans a Thursday 2:30 PM meeting in church parlors hosted by Mrs Jardine Rife and DETE Z W Wetzel. The event honors leaders and includes a reader tribute to Be in the Girl Scout Council Sea.
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Girl Scout Council
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Top shooter leads Dillon Rifle Club midweek event
Mel Jones topped the Dillon Rifle Club shoot on April 24 with 265x300. C Buckingham placed second at 263. Other scores included F Seybold 261 B Lightfoot 233 P Lasich 242 L Peterson 247 B Cashmore 241 B Banks 237 W Hignight 234 B Farrel 250 C Banks 237 J Brundage 217 S Langdorf 217 E Nygren 199 K Fox 240 H Hignight 225.
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Dillon Rifle Club
Mel Jones
C. Buckingham
B. Lightfoot
J. Brundage
P. Lasich
K. Fox
H. Hignight
B. Farrell
L. Peterson
S. Langdorf
W. Hignight
B.cashmore
E. Ny
Wayne Funeral Held Here Thursday
Funeral services for Edgar E. Wayne, who died Monday in a highway accident near Whitehall, were held Thursday at the Masonic hall with Rev. J. A. Meeke officiating. Dillon lodge No. 16 A F and A M led the rites. interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers Martin Connelly Dr. R D Curry Glen Lyon Elwood Boucher J C Fuller and Dr A C Morrow.
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Whitehall
Masonic Hall
J. A. Meeke
Methodist Church
Dillon Lodge No
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Twin Bridges
Martin Connelly
R. D. Curry
Glen Lyon
Elwood Boucher
J. C. Fuller
A. C. Morrow
Employment Service to Aid Veterans During Employment Week
Montana employment service will cooperate with state and federal agencies May 1 to May 8 to secure jobs for men over 40 as part of President Roosevelt’s Em ployment week proclamation. The state organization will also seek jobs for unemployed veterans during the week. The service placed 1,651 veterans last year.
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Montana Employment Service
Roosevelt
Women elect officers and plan Glacier Park conference
Business and Professional women elected Mrs Helen Andrus president at their Wednesday meeting with Miss Margaret Sweeney as vice president Mrs Bertha Thibadeau secretary and Miss Helen Klebba treasurer. They discussed a regional conference set for June in Glacier Park but delegates were not yet chosen.
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Helen Andrus
Margaret Sweeney
Bertha Thibadeau
Helen Klebba
Glacier Park
Birthday party for Carol Gene Henneberry
Carol Gene Henneberry's birthday was observed Saturday afternoon with a party for her young friends. Attendees included Louise Piazzola Nora Jean French Jeannette Watkins Jeannie Ross Elaine Anderson Elizabeth McCollum John McCollum Keith Anderson Shirley Ann Henneberry Bessie Joe Henneberry and Bill Henneberry.
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Carol
Gene Henneberry
Louise Piazzola
Nora Jean French
Jeannette Watkins
Jeannie Ross
Elaine Anderson
Elizabeth McCollum
John McCollum
Keith Anderson
Shirley Ann Henneberry
Bessie Joe Henneberry
Bill Henneberry
Petition for letters of administration in Clapp estate
A petition for letters of administration of the estate of Joanna Clapp, deceased, was filed Tuesday in the district court clerk’s office. Jewell C. Anderson, a daughter, is the petitioner.
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Joanna Clapp
Norman Giles
Jewell C
Anderson
Normal College Glee Clubs Applauded by Large Audience
A large and appreciative audience heard the Normal college glee clubs assisted by the Little Symphony on Wednesday.
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College Glee Clubs
Little Symphony Ornesday
Card of Thanks for Community Help After Fire
We thank the people for help with the fire and those who donated 50 for the supper and the dance. We appreciate the support from Mrs Earl Conklin and family and all who helped make the dance a success.
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Earl ‘Conklin
PTA To Register Fathers And Sons For Book Sale
A note outlines a PTA meeting plan where fathers and sons may register for an event. Harold Babcock and H. M. Warner are referenced. A 25 cent charge per father and son will be collected at registration. Attendance helps in obtaining books as at other PTA meetings.
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Harold Babcock
H. M. Warner
Beaverhead County Schools Share of Classroom Unit Money
Beaverhead county schools will receive 3150 as their share of the classroom unit money distributed to Montana school districts. District No 10 of Dillon with 14 elementary units and 25 pupils plus high school units will receive 1450. District No 12 at Lima with four elementary units and three high school units will receive 350. Other apportionments include 50 to several districts and 100 to districts 19, 24, 16 and 6.
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Beaverhead County
Ruth Reardon
Dillon
Lima
Beaverhead
Former City Resident Dies in Mountain Home Idaho
Word reached here of the death last Sunday at Mountain Home Idaho of Mrs John W Morton a well known former resident of this city Mr and Mrs Morton lived here for years with him in business and still holding interests here She is survived by her husband two sons a daughter and several grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services were held Wednesday at Mountain Home.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
John W. Morton
Morton
Buckingham Tops Sunday Dillon Rifle Shoot
C Buckingham led the Dillon Rifle Club Sunday with a 266x300 score. Other top marks included B Farrell 249, H Hignight 248, S Sage 249, and S Langdorf 247, among a list of shooters posting solid results.
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Buckingham
Kappa Zeta Nu Tea Planned at 335 South Idaho
The Morse R Waldorf home at 335 South Idaho hosts a Kappa Zeta Nu tea on Sunday May 5 from 3 to 5 PM Active members and alumni are invited. Mrs Carl Taylor the only charter member in Dillon will assist with pouring. Hostesses include Miss Rachel Smith Mrs Waldron Boger Mrs Erwin Christensen and Mrs Waldorf.
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Morse R. Waldorf
South
Idaho
Kappa Zeta Nu
Carl Taylor
Dillon
Rachel Smith
Waldron Boger
Erwin Christensen
Waldorf
INSTALL KNIGHTS OF TEMPLAR OFFICERS IN ST ELMO COMMANDERY
Officers of St Elmo Commandery No. 7 Knights of Templar were installed Tuesday by Past Commander John T. Orr with W. B. Hartwig as eminent commander. Other officers named included Thomas W. Jones generalissimo Fred Woodside captain general and W G Squires senior warden. Observance of Ascension Sunday May 5 will be conducted by the order with members attending services as a body.
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St. Elmo
Knights of Templar
John T. Orr
W. B. Hartwig
Thomas W. Jones
Fred Woodside
W. G. Squires
C. A L. Boyer
W. D. Ross
John. T. Orr
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Damaged 1939 News Clip Reaches Denmark Amid War
The fragmentary AES of hers from December 28 1939 arrived in Denmark in March 1945 after the ship carrying it was sunk or mined. Mrs Anderson’s letter was forwarded from a Danish port where the damaged boat limped. The piece notes coal selling for 200 pounds per 4 dollars, about 40 dollars a ton, illustrating wartime hardship.
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Denmark
New Books Added to Library Shelves
Miss Mary Innes announces six new fiction titles and two nonfiction works at the public library. Den mark A Social Laboratory by Peter Manniche and Modern England by Cicely Hamilton join The Morning Is Near Us Native Son Mr Skeffington Their Own Country The Winds of Spring and The Maid Silja among the new fiction offerings.
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Denmark
Peter Manniche
England
Cicely Hamilton
Susan Glaspell
Richard Wright
Mr. Skeffington
Elizabeth
Alice Tisdale Hobart
Walter Hairyhurst
Silja
F. E. Sillanpaa
May Fete Fairy Tale Land at Normal College May 10
Plans for the May Fete Fairy Tale Land at Normal college gymnasium on May 10 progress quickly. Daily practices and costume work advance as decorations near completion under Miss Marjorie Hamer. Dancers from the Normal college and training school will portray beloved fairy tale characters in a fairyland scene ruled by the May Queen whose identity will be kept secret until the night of the fete.
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Normal College
Marjorie Hamer
Faiyland
W C Jones Seeks Senatorial Post in Beaverhead County
Wise River rancher W C Jones filed a petition for the Republican nomination for state senator from Beaverhead county. Dillon businessman Harold M Warner was the first to seek the nomination. Jones has 30 years in the lower Big Hole region and 10 years earlier operating a Big Hole basin ranch.
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W. C. Jones
Wise River
Beaverhead County
Harold M. Warner
Dillon
Mr. Jones
Big Hole
WPA recreation program reaches vast April participation
Dillon's WPA sponsored recreation effort engaged 41 percent of the population in April with an estimated attendance of 8,640 across 10 sites. An outline of the WPA recreational program will appear soon.
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New Officers Elected At Thursday Meeting
Mrs Mina Perkins was elected president and Mrs Brank Bassett and Mrs Robert were reappointed to the first and second vice positions at the Thursday afternoon meeting.
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Mina Perkins
Brank Bassett
Mrks. Robert. Ee
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