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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
4
Readable fragments recount a luncheon for Mrs. M. E. Sheppard with friends and a dainty meal. Also, a PTA meeting reelects officers, Arbor Day plans, and multiple local visits and games in Armstead and nearby towns along with light social news and a quirky Ohio marriage history.
The junior prom featured twin queens Bernice and Beatrice Cheney in lavender silk with gold sashes, amid a garden hall setting and old fashioned punch. Arnold Shaffer led the grand march, with Jane Kearney crowning the queen, while Samaritan Lodge NO 10 celebrated its 113th anniversary with a social supper and talks. Sheridan Woman's Library and Arcelia Chapter Easten Star held events with pre Civil War era costumes and a minuet danced by children.
The article describes a scientific remedy called AWOL used by doctors and nurses to relieve nervousness irritability and low mood in women. It is presented as pleasant to take non depressant non narcotic non habit forming and safe for daily use in factories offices and shops to stop headaches.
This fragment outlines a chocolate cake and frosting recipe with instructions for one and multiple layer variants, dairy modifications, and frosting method. It provides measurements for batter and a soft chocolate frosting, plus decorating ideas and yield notes.
A Dillon man announces candidacy for Montana governor pledging tax relief and streamlined state government. He argues to cut nonessential expenses, limit payrolls, and demand value for every dollar spent while focusing on farms industries and Montana’s resources. He calls for support for roads education and local trade as the state faces economic pressure.
Portland Ore May 38 Thirty of 58 American Legion departments have pledged 70 drum corps and 82 bands. National convention dates are September 12 to 15 with a parade through Multnomah civic stadium seating 40 000. Drum corps and band competitions and drill team exhibitions are planned as martial displays.
Beaverhead Post schedules a 7 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Met Jen hotel with dinner and Memorial Day planning. Membership lags near 100 with over 30 from last year delinquent. Veterans admin data show five veterans die per hour and 44,215 receive hospital care, including 27,402 in VA hospitals and 16,996 in medical or surgical services.
Local diary style report lists residents and visitors moving between Dillon Grant Armstead Salmon Jackson and Barrett areas. Names include Chaput Decker Linblade Brenner Hughes Esterwald Hovey Pierce Sprinkler Rand Waldemar and others with mentions of hospital and Barrett grounds, trips and weekend plans.
Mr and Mrs Val Tadovich motored to Butte Friday to visit Mrs Tadovichs ill sister Mrs Garrick at her home. Mrs Elsie Garrison traveled to Butte this week for her sons illness. The young man stays until health improves. Mr and Mrs Neil Cummins entertained the P T A Saturday night with five pinochle tables and high scores by Mrs John Hand and Mr J M Cummins. A luncheon followed at midnight. Frank Buhrer drives cattle to Big Hole basin for summer grazing. Homeball defeat 12 to 22 by visiting Dillon team. first game of season with nerves and mistakes expected to improve. Archie Cameron and wife welcomed a baby boy born in Dillon last Friday. both mother and son well. Reichle school pupils joined health program at training school last Friday afternoon. Mrs Buhrer Mrs J Hand Mrs Piccone and Mrs Garrison attended the Dillon Parents and Teachers convention Tuesday and Wednesday. Buhrer school pupils with teacher Miss Genevieve Squires attended track meet in Virginia City last Friday. Mr Herman Blunk and children and Mrs Ada Hodges guests at Cummins home. There is a movement for better attention to exactness and elegance of expression in New York schools.
The Rev Roberts of Missoula will speak on Saturday May 7 at 2 00 p m to the Royal Neighbors who will respond to a National Tree Association call to plant trees. They will gather in the hall and respond to roll call by tree quotes and a short program while men plant the trees. Refreshments will follow. A Better Home program may be held soon with demonstrations in local homes. those wishing to participate may confer with committee members Mrs M C Jackson Mrs Ross Hill and Mrs A W Wilson. Demonstrators are invited to a Washington tea in Wisdom hosted by the Better Home chairman.
The annual meeting of Beaverhead County Stockgrowers Association will be held in the Court Room of the Court House Dillon Montana on Saturday May 7 1982 at 2 30 PM All members urged to attend.
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