Normal Sidelights At State College November Events
Normal college notes list no assembly on November 11 with an American Legion program and a training school service Tuesday morning. Gargoyles prepare a one act play for November 18 and quartette selections were chosen from June Emerson Virginia Randolph Fred Gray and John Vanderark.
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Normal College
American Legion
Gargoyles
Sheldon E. Davis
Helena
Jessie L. Duboc
Montana Association For the Study of Education
Mabel Spizzy
Victor Talking Machine Company
June Emerson
Butte
Virginia Randolph
Dillon
Fred Gray
Twin Bridges
John Vanderark
Manhattan
Hallowe'en party at 10.0.a. hall by Rebekahs
A Hallowe'en party hosted by the Rebekah lodge at the 10.0.a. hall featured a varied program. Performances included Ruth Wolf piano solos, vocal numbers by Louise Taylor, recitation by Myrle Schmitt roth, and dances by George Miller and others. Prizes were awarded to Hazel Conger, Anna Mayfield, Harry Hunter, and George Farrell.
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Rebekahs
Ruth Wolf
George Miller
Donald Nelson
Annie Rooney
Louise ‘Taylor
Rockies
Skeered
Myrle Schmittroth
Hazel Conger
Anna Mayfield
Harry Hunter
George C. Farrell
First Lutheran Church II Plans Sunday Services and Supper
The First Lutheran Church II under Pastor B Hanson invites families to Sunday school at 10 and divine service at 11 with a sermon on What Is Belief. A congregational business meeting follows. The confirmation class meets Wednesdays, choir Thursdays, and Ladies Aid plans a church supper Friday November 14 serving chicken or fish for 50 cents adults and 35 cents children.
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Phillips Apartments
Miss Glenna Vance Second In Dillon Ladies Dinner
Mrs. W. H. Stephan won the Dillon Country club ladies dinner tournament held last Sunday at the Metlen hotel. Miss Glenna Vance placed second in the event, described as a delightful affair.
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W. H. Stephan
Dillon Country Club
Glenna Vance
Metlen Hotel
Money changes hands in lively week and town growth noted
The Tribune reports heavy betting with an estimated 15 000 in play last Tuesday. First services were held in the Episcopal church at its new site last Sunday. Yom Fox arrived from Argenta with a $180 gold nugget found on his claim. Dillon public schools enroll 250 students. About ten blocks of board sidewalks were built this summer and fall, signaling forward progress.
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the Tribune
Episcopal Church
Yom Fox
Argenta
Dillon
Population gain marks Dillon census report
The Dillon population is 1,580 in the latest census, a rise of 528 since 1890. Election day drew heavy activity with carriages bearing candidate names and a four horse band wagon. Wagering was brisk with reports of about 15,000 dollars staked.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Landslide yields GOP victories in county and state
The Tribune reports all Republican candidates won in the county and statewide landslide. Also, Dillon bank bandit Edward Smith was sentenced to twenty years in state prison after pleading guilty on Wednesday.
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the Tribune
Dillon Bank
Edward Smith
P T A Holds Early Halloween Program With Student Recitations
The Nelson P T A met on an early October Friday to integrate a Halloween program into its agenda. Students presented pieces on Legislation Citizenship Jack O Lantern and Spooky Cats with Bernice Johnson leading the Imagination play. Hostesses Mrs Amos Hansen and Mrs Maynard Miller served refreshments after games and contests.
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Nelson P. ‘T. A
Hallowe’en
Jarwood Morrison
Louis Giudici
Jack O’lantern
John Schuler
Eleanor Johnson
Loren Millers
Lee
John Sehuler
Bernice Johnson
Beatrice Johnson
Lee Schuler
Raymond McAninch
Amos Hansen
Maynard Miller
Armistice and International Day Observed at Church
Rev Thomas J Simons announces Armistice Sunday and International Day on the ninth and eleventh. Worship at ten school session ten and preaching eleven. Evening program at seven thirty features a stereopticon lecture Alaska the Last Frontier with music. Invitation spirit shown.
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Thomas J. Simons
Alaska
Red Cross Disaster Relief Costs Top One Million
Readiness to act in emergencies becomes a standard Red Cross goal across thousands of communities. Ninety disasters last year caused $1 208 151 in relief work with 96 872 aided. 790 dead and 19 578 injured. Local chapters urged membership for ongoing preparedness and service.
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Red Cross
Red Crogs
United States
American Red Cross
Janes L. Miecer
Bankers Study Chain Banking and Branch Expansion
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association is directed to study chain and group banking developments and the push for branch banking expansion. The commission is chaired by RK S Hecht of Hibernia Bank with a national roster of lenders and bankers and a survey of chain banking in the United States issued by the ABA.
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Economic Policy Commission
The
American Bankers Association
Association
Rk. S. Hecht
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
New Orleans
Louisiana
George I Roberts
National City Bank
New York
N. Y
Nathan Adams
American Xchange National Bank
Dallas
Texas
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank W. Blair
Union Trust Compan
Detroit
Michigan
Walter W. Head
Foreman State National Bank
Chicago
W. D. Longyear
Security First National Bank
Los Angeles
California
United States
American Bankers Association of
New York City
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Hits Nighttime Cough Niche
Coughs and colds worsen at nightfall and disturb the family. A bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to soothe irritated throats, clear air passages, ease breathing, stop coughs, and provide gentle relief without opioids. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Foley’s
Adv
Yoley
The Qualities of Leadership by John G. Lonsdale
The piece extols leadership as service and persistent action. It argues success and readership come from doing, not waiting, citing Washington at Valley Forge and urging individuals to lead in their communities and organizations.
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Savings deposits fall nationwide for first time in twenty years
A regional analysis of the 1929 American Bankers Association compilation shows national savings deposits on June 29, 1929 at 28.218 billion, down 195.3 million from 1928. New England and Pacific groups rise, while Middle Atlantic, Southern, East Central and West Central sections post losses.
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American Bankers Association
Savings Bank Division
New England
Pacific States
United States
Middle Atlantic States
Southern States
East Central States
West Central States
1930 Tax Statements In Mail Saturday
Tax statements for 1980 have been mailed by the county treasurer's office. Despite a drop of more than 3000000 taxable value this year due to changes in railroad valuation, the county levy rose by only two mills and a half goes to the high school fund. Commissioners pared budget to the bone, yielding a tax total lower than last year as taxpayers appear at the treasurer’s office Saturday morning.
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State Board of Equalization
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American Press Associat
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Jackson
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Roosevelt
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Marguerite Donahue
Jackson Public Schools
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B. Hanson
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Presbyterian Church
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Northwest Bancorporation
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John G. Lonsdale
Carl B. Taylor
G. M. Fleming
George Engineering Co
South
Sheriff's Bale
E. B. Howell
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
the Sanitary Company OF America
Harry A. Stone
Vivian D. W. Stone
George B. Conway
Beaverhead
South Avon Lode
West Avon Lode
U. S. Survey
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W. C. Orr
H. Hartwig
Thomas Smith
Graeter-Waldorf Company
Geo
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