Dillon P T A to Hold Card Party for Student Aid
The Dillon Parent-Teacher association plans a public card party at the high school tonight to raise funds for glasses hot lunches and medical care for needy students. The group lists past year donations and notes a Dec 7 dance as a future fundraiser with committee chairs named.
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Dillon Parent-Teacher Association
Harold Snow
O. T. Vandegrift
Dell Lloyd
Conrad Orr
William Backus
Marie Peterson
L. M. Holloran
Former Dillon Resident Weds in Reno Nevada
Miss Lucille Stephens formerly of Dillon married William Seibold of Lodi California in Reno Nevada on November 2. Her mother Mrs Ethel Stephens learned of the news. She grew up in Dillon attending local schools and the Normal college. After nursing training in Spokane she worked in Stockton California. The couple will reside in Lodi California where Mr Seibold is employed.
Poem "But Yesterday" by Robert Clark Appears in Nature
The October issue of Nature magazine features a poem titled But Yesterday attributed to the late Professor Robert Clark. The piece marks a posthumous publication note within the literary content.
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Robert Clark
Nature Magazine
Helena attorney Loble speaks at Pioneer banquet
Lester Loble a prominent Helena attorney and state president of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers addressed the Beaverhead Pioneer banquet at their Wednesday night meeting announced by organizers.
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Lester Loble
Helena
The
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Beaverhead Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Montana merit system council interviews 12 for supervisor
The Montana merit system council interviewed 12 applicants for the supervisor position and stated that an appointment will not be made for some time.
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Montana Merit System Council
St James Guild to Meet at Willey Home
Mrs B Willey hosts St James guild gathering with Mrs Lee Hoerning and Mrs C P Thomas attending at 3 pm Thursday afternoon.
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ST. James Guild
B. Willey
Lee Hoerning
C. P. Thomas
Willey
Shakespeare Club Picks There Shall Be No Night at Tribune Book Store
The Shakespeare Club announces that Robert E. Sherwood's There Shall Be No Night is now available to members at the Tribune Book Store. The group will read the play next.
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Robert E. Sherwood
Tribune Book Store
Four Paralysis Cases Reported by State Health Board
The state health board last week reported four infantile paralysis cases and also noted 30 cases of chickenpox. The bulletin outlines the spread of these illnesses and highlights public health attention for the period.
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Board of Health
Couple Wed at Clerk of Court Office in Dillon
Ted Rouse, 21, of Dillon, and Agnes Lamb, 20, of Cedar City Utah, were married Thursday in the clerk of court's office by Judge Louis Stahl.
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Ted Rouse
Dillon
Agnes Lamb
Cedar City
Utah
Louis Stahl
Montana Tourist Traffic Eclipses Five Million Spent
The Montana state highway department reports at least 345,000 visitors traveled by automobile from June 15 to Sept 15 and spent over 5.73 million dollars in the period.
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Montana
State Highway Department
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Bay’s Home
Members of the Lutheran Ladies aid will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Chris Bay Thursday at 2 30 PM. A Thanksgiving program has been arranged for the gathering.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Chris ‘Bay
Jamian Fellowship Meeting Schedule Unclear
The Jamian Fellowship announces a Thursday 7:30 PM gathering at St. James guild hall. Attendees include David Curry Mathew Orr and Guy Combes with unclear agenda and location specifics.
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Jamian Fellowship
St. James Guild Hall
Hosta
David Curry
Mathew Orr
Guy
Combes
Dillon Ski Club outlines banner season prospects
Dillon Ski Club members foresee a strong season as Elkhorn slides gain improvements. A CCC crew cleared two new slides and built a half mile run with a jump. a warm-up house and road work were added under Ankar Larson. A new tow, patterned after Butte's, will arrive soon. Proceeds from a February play will help fund the new runs.
Baptist Ladies Aid to Meet at Cottage Thursday
The Baptist Ladies Aid will gather at the cottage with a business session at 3 o clock followed by a short program. Mrs Ivy Curnutt and Mrs Nellie Lanner head the program with hostesses Mrs Robert Gordon and Mrs George Foster assisting.
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Baptist Ladies Aid
Ivy ‘Curnutt
Nellie Lanner
Robert Gordon
George Foster
Just-A-Mere Club Meets at Mrs Roy Webster Home
The Just-A-Mere club will meet at the home of Mrs. Roy Webster Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Those needing transportation are advised to call Mrs. James McCullam.
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Roy Webster
James McCullam
Double Four Bridge Club Meets Mrs Fairbanks at Lima
The Double Four bridge club plans a 1 30 luncheon today in Lima with Mrs E L Fairbanks hosting.
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Double Four Bridge Club
E. L. Fairbanks
Lima
Annual Royal Neighbors Banquet and Meeting
The annual past oracle banquet of Royal Neighbors will be held Thursday evening at 6 45 at Miss Clara Plants home. The regular meeting will follow at the hall. A shower will be held for Mrs Jessie Pickorick Harrington recently married at Butte. Programs planned for both events. Past oracles will occupy the official chairs. No juvenile meeting is planned for Thursday evening.
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Royal Neighbors
Clara Plant
Jessie Pickorick Harrington
Butte
Student Activity committee picks four students and three faculty
Jess LaBuff Browning Sylvia Nelson Anaconda Marjorie Decker Dillon Maurice Hickey Moore win seats to lead the Student Activity committee. Alongside these four students the panel includes three faculty members to guide campus activities.
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Jess LaBuff
Browning
Sylvia Nelson
Anaconda
Marjorie Decker
Dillon
Maurice Hickey
Moore
Rebekah Lodge Honors Ruth Ann Dart at Banquet
Members and guests of Diana Rebekah Lodge No. 42 honored Mrs. Ruth Ann Dart assembly vice president of Montana at a Thursday banquet at the Baptist cottage. Fifty-one people attended with out‑of‑town visitors listed. Dart received a corsage from her son Farnley. Regular meeting followed the banquet with Dart on official visit and Nellie Sdery initiated to Rebekah degree.
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Rebekahs
Diana Rebekah
Ruth Ann Dart
Baptist Cottage
Births Surpass Deaths in September Figures
L. L. Benepe deputy registrar of vital statistics reports September births at 945 and deaths at 419. He notes 700 delayed birth reports were filed.
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L. L. Benepe
Volunteers Fill County Draft Quota
A list of volunteers from multiple towns fills the county draft quota as names from Dillon Polaris Arm stead Wise River Lima Dell and Jackson appear among those reported. The roster includes Ernest Nygren Lorin V Flanders Arthur W Scotlich Ducard E Banning and others, indicating broad local participation.
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Dillon
Ernest Nygren
Lorin V. Flanders
Arthur W. Scotlich
Wisdom
Ducard E. Banning
Frank M. Judge
Polaris
George W. Hanley
Armstead
Samuel Fails
Howard L. Nelson
Grant
Clyde G. Sewell
Wilber Li Squires
William J. Schmitt
John D. Davenport
Bannack
Edward A. Heikkila
Mrs Clark D Evelyn Hosts Ellen May Guild Meet
Mrs Clark D Evelyn will entertain the Ellen May guild Thursday at 430 PM. She will be assisted by Mrs Hans Anderson and Mrs Morris Adams.
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Clark D'Evelyn
Ellen May Guild
Hans Anderson
Morris Adams
Honeymooners Endured Roadside Jinx On Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Harold Laudermilk of Cut Bank Montana faced bad luck on their honeymoon when their car broke down just after Shelby. A motor bearing failure left them stranded, illustrating how the course of true love can encounter misfortune even on a romantic trip.
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Cut Bank
Mont
U.P
Harold Laudermilk
Shelby
Honeymoon Couple Detained Over Car Theft Suspicion
Laudermilk and spouse left money papers and a gasoline card in a Minneapolis hotel room. A hundred miles later they learned of the loss and backtracked. Indiana state police detained them on suspicion of driving a stolen car before releasing them after inquiries with the motor vehicle department and Laudermilk’s family.
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Minneapolis
Laudermillke
Indiana
Motor Vehicle Department
Helenaz
Motor "Vehicle Department
Laudermilk
Commodity Credit loans total 169 million for wheat
The Commodity Credit Corporation announced loans totaling 169,400,671.10 dollars on 194 percent wheat up to October 30. Loans covered 235,859,340 bushels. Montana farmers received 14,417,486.91 dollars on 20,907,514 bushels, Idaho 3,458,442.27 dollars, Washington 5,418,994.90, Oregon 3,078,560, and Kansas led with 32,730,737.53.
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U.P
Commodity Credit Corporation
Montana
Idaho
Federal
Oregon
Kansas
Vitamins In Vogue How Facts Illuminate Nutrition
The article traces vitamin history from ancient liver use to modern science, noting early discoveries of vitamins A and C and the coinage of the term vitamin 28 years ago. It highlights rising public interest, research activity, and a 75 million dollar annual market for vitamin products while explaining vitamins’ roles in growth, stamina, and body defense.
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Kramer
Vitamins essential for growth and health chart notes
The article highlights four common foods rich in thiamine riboflavin and nicotinic acid. It explains vitamin A supports general resistance and night vision, thiamine boosts appetite and starch use, nicotinic acid prevents pellagra, and vitamin C prevents scurvy while vitamin D prevents rickets.
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Elvehjem
Committee On Foods
American Medical Association
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