Dillon News Roundup Mixed with Local Visits
Dillon residents and visitors fill the scene with short notes on travels and presence in town. Fred Marley from Blaine visits, the Lasich family moves to Birch Creek for summer, and many others including Samford Shepard from Jackson and John Bourquin drop by. A baby girl born in Billings to Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell adds to city highlights as local club meetings and social events unfold amid campus and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed W. Cardwell
Billings Hospital
Alice Davis Receives A Rating at State University Festival
Alice Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Davis earned an A rating for her piano solo Etude Melodique at a State University music festival on April 22 The report by John Crowder praised her technique understanding and rendition Miss Davis studies under Mrs Helen Carney of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Ben _ Davis
The
State University
Miss. Davis
John Crowder
Music Department
Miss Davis
Helen Carney
Normal College Accredited But Limited Library Growth
The American Association of Teachers Colleges report says the Normal College is fully accredited and meets all standards with high faculty educational qualifications. It notes a very low rate of new library books added in the last year, a condition shared by Montana state institutions due to tight budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Teachers Colleges
Normal College
Montana
De Valera Unable to Visit. Brennan Cites Conscription Threat
Robert Brennan, Irish minister to America, told Governor Ayres that President Eammon De Valera will cancel his planned US visit. Brennan cited threatened conscription affecting six Irish counties, saying De Valera does not feel justified in leaving Ireland. Butte was listed on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brennan
America
Washington, D. C
Roy E. Ayres
Kire
Eammon de Valera
Montana agriculture laws reviewed at county agent meetings
J. C. Taylor of Bozeman, director of the Montana extension service, says the last legislature’s agriculture laws will be discussed in a series of county agent meetings from May 8 to May 18. Each two day session will feature thorough explanations of the new soil conservation law the weed law and the grass conservation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Ellen May guild meeting to discuss Latin America
The Ellen May guild will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. T. Lee McCracken home with Mrs. Philip Cottom assisting. Miss Ruby Rogness will be the principal speaker on Latin America, led by Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker. Devotionals by Miss Jean Bishop and Mrs. Spaulding will read from the year book of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
T. Lee McCracken
Philip Cottom
Latin America
Ruby Rogness
F. A. Hazelbaker
Jean Bishop
Spaulding
Baptist Ladies Aid Meet Thursday At Cottage
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at the cottage at 3 oclock. New officers will be hostesses for the afternoon: Mrs. Selah Frakes, Mrs. Frank Bassett, Mrs. Mina Perkins and Mrs. Maude Bennett. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid
Selah Frakes
Frank Bassett
Mina Perkins
Maude Bennett
Montana invests 250000 from permanent fund in federal bonds
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon states Montana uses 250000 from the public school permanent fund for a regular investment in federal bonds. The announcement frames the move as a routine, prudent portfolio decision by state financial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Permanent Fund
Ray N. Shannon
Last Rites Held for Herman Maeder at Brundage Chapel
Herman Maeder died after a lingering illness and was mourned Friday at Brundage chapel with Rev. Leonard Thompson officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery after a stay at Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman’ Maeder
Brundage Chapel
Leonard Thompson
Lutheran Church
Mountain’ View ‘Cemetery
Barrett Hospital
Mrs Mayme Allén Visits Butte on Tuesday
Mrs Mayme Allén, noted business visitor, was in Butte on Tuesday for meetings and engagements. Local officials welcomed her presence and discussed ongoing commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme
Allén
Butte
Choir Concert In Anaconda Promises Varied Singers
A Presbyterian church program at 8:15 features Anaconda singers with local artists. The event includes solos, a women's chorus, a violin trio, and pieces by Hawley, Knapp, Coates, Rasbach, Bond, Mannings Deis, Borelli, and more performed by a lineup of local soloists and accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Speaks
Kate Seagren
Coates
Rasbach
Henry Morris
Anaconda
Sanderson
Bond
den Marx
Case
Bernice Metlen
Kathryn
J. B. C. Knight
Dio Possente
Faust
Gounod
Mandalay
Marietta
Herbert
Little Star
Estrellita
Manuel Ponce
Joseph Holt
Hazel
Jess Whitney
Mary E. Farrell
Mary Hocking
160 School Children Examined in Clinic
According to Miss Margaret Holloran and Miss Katherine MacGregor, 160 children were inoculated for diphtheria and vaccinated for smallpox at the clinic held last week for Child Health day. The group included 93 Dillon children and 67 rural children. Children susceptible to diphtheria after Schick testing were to be inoculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Holloran
Katherine MacGregor
Dillon
Dillon Hide and Fur Manager Returns From European Trip
Harry Kamber, manager of the Dillon Hide and Fur company, returned from an extended tour of England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. He visited relatives in Switzerland and Lithuania. Kamber was in Memel the day before Hitler's occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kamber
Dillon Hide and Fur Company
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Harry
Memel
Hitler
Girl Scout Delegate Attends Rocky Mountain Region Conference
Mrs. Smith Paddock commissioner of the local Girl Scout Council travels Monday to Ogden Utah for a two day Rocky Mountain region conference as official Dillon delegate. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Megquier of Dillon at a Great Falls hospital on Friday May 5 while he works on a new airport project at Electric City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Paddock
Girl Scout Council
Ogden
Utah
Dillon
Ray Megquier
Great Falls
Megquier
Electric City
Neigh- Da program showcases juvenile talents
A youth program led by Mrs. Sherman Hughes featured recitations from Virginia Lee Cramberry Carmen Powers Johnnie Lanner Mary Beth Smith Diana Powers Leah Johnson Dave Woodside Betty Nelson Virginia Fuller and Mary Lou Nelson. Mary Lou Woodside Dorathy Lou Tyre Ardella Lanner Charles Deputy Helen Nettick offered piano solos while Howard Lyon Nellie Poole Jessie Knox and Grace Knox provided vocal numbers. June Wolfe danced with Claudia Faust Rose Mary Tyro and Lois Gowen with Grace Knox adding dance and song. Mothers received red carnations after the program and a basket social closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Cramberry
Carmen Powers
Johnnie Lanner
Mary Beth Smith
Diana Powers
Leah Johnson
Dave. Woodside
Betty Nelson
Virginia Fuller
Mary Lou Nelson
Mary Lou’ Woodside
Dorothy Lou’ Tyre
Ardella Lanner
Charles Deputy
Helen Nettick
Howard Lyon
Nellie Poole
Jessie Knox
Grace Knox
June Wolfe
Claudia Faust
Rose
Mary Tyro
Lois Gowen
Grace ,Knox
Deer Lodge Wins Swimming Meet in First College Pool Event
Deer Lodge high school's swimming squad defeated Beaver 47 to 23 at the Normal College pool in the first high school meet held there. Dillon's team placed in several events including top finishes in diving, with Ray Gallant coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell County High School
Beaver
Normal College
Dillon
Ray Gallant
Richardson
Deer Lodge
Elliott
Taborski
Harpole
Farmer
Casterline
Brotholm
Hansen
Orr
Middleton
Arthur
Wikidahls Let for California on Sad Family News
Mr and Mrs J F Wikidahl left Saturday noon by train for San Diego California where they were summoned by the sudden death of Mrs Maggie McAllister sister of Mrs Wikidahl Mrs McAllister grew up in Dillon and spent much of her life here Her husband is buried in Mountain View cemetery in California she lived with her sister Mrs Ellen Leach there Her death will be mourned by many friends in Dillon who knew her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wikidahl
San Diego
Calif
McAllister
Dilton
Mountain View
California
Ellen Leach
Dillon
Lutheran Ladies Aid Program At Parsonage
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. L. H. Thompson at the parsonage Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ladies Golf Dinner Opens Series at Dillon Country Club
The Dillon Country Club hosted the first in a series of ladies golf dinners Tuesday evening. Club pro George Duncan gave a trick shot exhibition and shared driving and putting tips as part of the event. Duncan, recently arrived from Hayden Arizona, holds several scoring marks from multiple nine or par-71 courses and competed in the Arizona Open alongside notable pros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
W. H. Stephan
Roscoe Cornell
George Duncan
Duncan
Hayden
Ariz
Trona
Calif
St. Maries
Idaho
Dickson
Tenn
Bitter Root Club Hosts Lunch at Washington Street Home
Mrs. Howard Morse entertained the Bitter Root club with a 1:30 lunch hour on Wednesday at her Washington street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root Club
Howard, Morse
Washington Street
Recital Dates Announced for Nellie Little Poole’s Pupil Recitals
Nellie Little Poole lists spring recital dates for her music pupils. May 18 at Melrose, and June 9 and 12 at Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Little Poole
Melrose
Dillon
Special Neighbors of Woodcraft Meeting At Mrs Cricht Home
A special Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting will take place at Mrs Mabel Cricht's home on Friday afternoon at 2 30 for the initiation of a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cricht
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Ww. W. George
Fred Marley
Blaine
Birch Creek
Nick DeLeon
Reichle
Sanford’ Shepard
Jackson
Ike Rife,Jr
Medicine Lodge
City
John H. Bourquin
Mary Smith
Joan
Caroline E. Smythe
Tom Jones
Virginia of ‘Alder
Busy Bee Club
Carl Hartwig
John Tessier
C. E. Carson
Ethelyn
Idaho Falls
W. E. Talent
M. D. Spegar
Dorothy
M. A. Bonell
Orofina
Mary Swetish
Orvis Nyhart
Whittier, Calif
Ed Cushing
Yakima, Wash
Cecil Hubbard
Rigby
Elizabeth Biernan
Los Angeles
Susan Barnett
Fratie Stone
Westwood Block
Herman Schwab
Dillon Man
Kremlin
Havre May
Wes Mayers
Mary Molleur
Gladys Forester
Bertha Thibadeau
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Finlend Hotel
T. E. Luebben
Ernest Luebben
Norman ‘Henry
Beaverhead
W. H. Olson
Lee Woods
Boise
James B. “Atkegon
U. S. Army
Atkeson
Letterman “General Hospital
San Francisco
Chris C. Hansen
Philip C. ‘Wagner
Fort Missoula
Clarence R. Edwards
Dr. C. B. Marsh
Osteopathic
Metlen
U. S
Kamber
Pyeatt
Harnack
Audrey Dahl
Roseanne Miller
Mary Phillips
Lutheran Aid
Robert Good
Pearl S. Smith
Montana Title Association
Company
Open DE Fue J) & Trust LI Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
LOW &S
IBM
Pacific Northwest
Northern Pacific
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Country Club
Derika
Mia
Mabel Schott
Adlerika Geo. M. Gosman
National Liberty Insurance Company
Camden Fire Insurance Association
Occidental Indemnity Company
Mercury Insurance Company
Hanover ‘Fire Insurance Company
Reliance Insurance Company
Home Indemnity Company
Old Colony Insurance Company
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Occidental Insurance Company
United, States, Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Maryland Casualty .Company
Washington National ‘Insurance Company
Beaverhead Abstract’ ‘Company ‘Title’ Building
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