The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-28
LIONS NAME
COMMITTEES
First Meeting Of New
Schedule Is Held
Monduy Niqh

The first Lions club meeting
of the new season was held
Monday night at the Masonic
temple with John N. Thompson
officiating in the absence of
President G.. la. Gustafson.
An old time spelling match
WAS staged as the program with
r. A. Vickers and Rev. R. N.
England tied for first honors.
Committees for the year was
announced by the board of di-
rectors and a complete list of
officers were chosen. The roster
of officers includes G.. "A. Gus
tafson, president; Charles D.
Livengood, first vice president;
Merrill B. EvenSon, second vice
president; Rhonald A. %Iverson,
third vice president; John N.
Thompson fourth vice presi-
dent; R. A. Vickers, secretary
treasurer; j. Gayle Sawicki, tail
tWiSter; Melvin Harris, assistant
tail twister, and William Cow
ley, Lion tanner.
The following committees were
named for the year: Attend
ance-Arthur Stolzman, Jay Err
nest. Mike Kuchera, L. c.. Lin
thacum; constitution-Dan w.
Maddox, John Fischbach, Sam
Poullos, R. B. Saunders; con-
vention-H. w. Funston, M. E.
Brown, Matt Calderwood, H. D.
Kenyon, and w. J. Shirley;
finance-W. H. Kelley, o. E.
Anderson, L. S. McAllister and
r. E. Warren; Lions education
&C. S. Elder, r. o. Chambers,
L. Roy Cool, P. D. Thompson
and w. J. Shirley.
Membership-Charles Liven-
good, j. M. Astle, w. L. Bell,
Henry Kray, Jr., and E. C.
Weichman; program-R.N. Eng
land, William Cowley, Bert w.
Kronmiller, Harry T. Mann
and j. I. Westphal; publicity
H. M. johnson, R. A. Vickers,
Earl Cammock and John Put
nam; activities-V. I. Morris, I.
l.. Dehnert, E. E. Fitch, Cecil
Ross, and James Torske; citi-
Zenship and patriotism-E. A.
Sibley, Dell Kelly, Jens Kalberg,
Melvin Harris and W. J. Shirley;
civic imprOvementS-W. "A. Ran
Sier, j. w. Bulls, l.. H. LaDbitt,
J. Russell VickerS and Earl
Marsh.
Community betterment-S. A.
Yergey, A. M. Crilly, Stuart VOL
colt; education]. N. Thomp-
son, Ray Morissette, James +.
Durkin; health and welfare
l.. E. Haverfield, j. w. Schu-
bert, Harry Cox; safety-C. A.
Corkins, Charles Butler, Sam E.
Mcdowell; sight conservation
and blind-Frank S. Morrison,
DR.. G. A. Baker, Joe MalkeWick;
agriculture. A. Koebbe, T.. D.
Clump, J. B. Quest, E. L. Kelley
and James J. Sloan.
Beginning with the Novem-
Der 10 meeting two members OF
the club have been chosen by
the program committee to fur
nish the entertainment for the
evening.
The dates of programs and
the names of those who will
SpO1lSOl Gllell d1S DIS 1O1loWo.
November 10, H. D. Kenyon,
Wayne Ransier; November 81,
D. L. EgneW, L. E. Haverfield;
December II, W. H. Kelley,
Stanley A. Yergey; December
25, no meeting; January 8, R.
o. Chambers, G. "A. Baker; jan
uary %, l.. H. Labbitt, E. L.
Kelley; February IL, V. I. Nor
ris, P. D Thomson; February rs,
w ]. Shirley, J. N. Thompson;
March II, Gayle SaWicki, Mel
vim Harris; March Is, J. I. West
phal, Ray Morissette; April 8, w.
s. Cowley, M. E. Brown; April
%, M. B. Evenson, F. S. Nor
rison; May l3, H. w. Funston,
j. B.. Quest; May 27, C. S. Elder,
J. A. Koebbe; June 10, Roy Cool,
X. B. Saunders; June "a, j. w.
Bulls, Joe AStle.
The lunch was served by c. ).
Elder and Sam PoulloS.
EMPLO DYED AT SAFEWAY
Leo Reimer, formerly of Bill