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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1938

Page

4

PTA Membership Drive Sets New Record At Meeting

Two hundred memberships were turned in at Tuesday night’s PTA meeting, the highest total yet. The kindergarten and Miss MacDonald’s fifth grade lead in 100 percent participation, with prizes offered for rooms reaching full representation and continued drive announced by Mrs. Sylvester Meade.

Parent- Teacher Association Miss MacDonald Sylvester Meade Mesdames O. T. Vandegrift John Walters C. J. Hovren Sam Cardinale O. A. Pilon L. R. Vanairsdale H. M. Snow D. Spegar M. DeLadd Roy Zebarth Warren Sutherland T. W. Sargent Smith Paddock Charles Banks C. M. Casterline S. P. Meade Parent-Teacher Magazine

Local talent to stage The Circus in Dillon

Committee chairmen met at Claudia Faust home to plan a home talent production The Circus set for November 4 and 5 under Miss Helen Raynor Boston Amateur Theatre Guild. Cast will be Dillon business people about 100 in total. Ticket proceeds fund cemetery beautification Mountain View project by B P W club.

Claudia Faust Helen Raynor Boston Amateur Theatre Guild Dillon Mountain View Cemetery

St Peters Awarded District Basketball Tournament Title

St Peters of Anaconda received the 1939 district basketball tournament honor from District 16 at Twin Bridges on Oct 19. Dillon representatives Conrad Orr and Harold Babcock attended. E E Olson of Ennis was named district president with Hiney Lund Whitehall as vice president and Father Burris Anaconda as secretary treasurer.

St. Peters Anaconda Twin Bridges Boulder Conrad Orr Harold Babcock Dillon E. E. Olson Ennis Hiney Lund Whitehall Father Burris

Hollywood Box Office Records and Censorship Rhetoric

The article notes leading U S box office figures with The Singing Fool Man of War and Ben Hur among top earners, and Snow White nears a new record around six million. It also reports Il Tevere calling for boycotts of Chaplin Ritz and Marx Brothers as non Aryan humor. The Marx Brothers are dismissed as a bluff.

Hollywood U. S Rome Il Tevere Charlie Chaplin

Balmoral Ghillie Ball: King and Queen Dance with Tenants

In Balmoral Scotland King George and Queen Elizabeth appear at the Ghillie Ball dancing for two hours among residents. The royal couple joined in traditional dances such as the Palais Glide and the Lambeth Walk, engaging with guests in a festive display of sovereignty.

Balmoral Scotland Balmoral Castle Great Britain George Elizabeth Palais Glide Lambeth Walk

Hitler welcomes Czech minister as talks avert plebiscite

In Munich Dr Frantisek Chvalkovsky meets Adolf Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop and signals Czechoslovakia will adopt a loyal stance to Germany. Officials say no plebiscite will occur and Germany gains about 11 585 square miles with minor revisions. Hungary’s Daranyi seeks 8 000 square miles but Hitler terms remain unofficial. 500,000 Czechoslovak and Hungarian troops face off along a tense line as negotiations continue.

Munich Germany Adolf Hitler Frantisek Chvalkovsky Czechoslovakia Chvalkovsky Joachim von Ribbentrop Czechslovakia Hitler Godesberg Chalkosky Fuhrer Koloman Daranyi Hungary Poland Sudetenland Fuhrer Hitler

Northwestern recruit Henry Shull pursues college funds through prize winnings

Chicago athlete Henry Shull registered for his junior year at Northwestern University and plans to continue paying tuition with prizes earned in ninety nine contests over the past five years.

Chicago Henry Shull Northwestern University

Man Wanted for Rawleigh Route Opportunity Ad

Real opportunity for right man to start with Rawleigh's. We provide assistance to get started. Write Rawleigh's, Dept MTJ 51 O0, Minneapolis, Minn.

Rawleigh Rawleigh’s Dept Minneapolis Minn

Roosevelt approves WPA mattress project across states

President Roosevelt has approved a WPA mattress making project sponsored by the state welfare department. Administrator I M Brandford announced the total cost at 333048 dollars. Materials will be furnished largely by the federal surplus commodities corporation while the WPA provides the labor. The project aims to operate in larger cities.

Roosevelt State Welfare Department I.M. Brandford Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation WPA

Big Buck Contest Opens in Beaverhead County

McCaleb's store launches a 1938 Big Buck contest for Beaverhead residents with prizes for the heaviest buck the buck with the most points and the smallest buck. All deer must be weighed at Hale's Market and contest closes November 16. Entry blanks and details available on request.

McCaleb's Beaverhead Halé’s

Notice to Co-Owners on Beaton Quartz Lode Claims

Finlay Beaton reports expending 3500 on labor and improvements to Betty No 1 West Star No 1 East Star Lost Cabin and Betty No 2 quartz lode mining claims in Squaw Mountain District Beaverhead County Montana. If co owners do not contribute within 90 days of notice, their interests may vest in Beaton under 2824 Revised Statutes. Dated August 81 1938.

George Huddley Finlay Beaton Squaw Mountain Beaverhead County Montana West Star East Star United States

Notice of public land claim by Roy Lyon in Dillon Montana

Department of the Interior notices Roy Lyon heir to Luella M. Lyon of Dillon Montana will prove up a three year claim on Original Stock-raising Homestead Entry Serial No. 079161 for Lot 1 2 2 SEMNW N E Y S W Section 15 Township 11 S Range 5 W P M before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker Dillon on November 7 1938. Witnesses named Sam Conklin Nels Christensen Ray Irion William Harris all of Dillon. THOS F CORBALLY Register

Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana Roy Lyon Luella M. Lyon Dillon Township Range Montana Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Sam Conklin Nels Christensen Ray Irion William Harris Corbally Register

Order to Show Cause in Crystal Graphite Co case

The district court in Beaverhead County Montana orders the dissolved Crystal Graphite Company trusteeship matter to show cause why the trustee Nora M Smith may sell all real property including unpatented lode mining claims Groundhog Lucky Boy The Faithful Last Chance Homestake Birds Nest Eureka and Mayflower in Axe Canyon District at private sale or public auction October 28 1938 in Dillon Montana. Publication ordered weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Henry G Rodgers judge.

District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Crystal Graphite Company Nora M. Smith Beaverhead County Lodel Groundhog Lucky Boy The Faithful Laat Chance Homestake Birds Nest Eureka Mayflower Axe Canyon Dillon Dillon Tribune Henry G. Rodgers District Court of State of Frank Conklin

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