Summary
Joe Dillingham was identified as manager of the Beaver Island Telephone Company in the November 1960 notice about a new switchboard.
Evidence and limits
This is an episode-qualified management record. The source does not provide a full civil identity, appointment record, or personnel file.
Open questions
- Which company records document Dillingham’s management role and the switchboard project?
See also
- Beaver Island Telephone Company prepares a new switchboard (1960)
- Beaver Island Telephone Company (1963 expansion notice)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, November 1960, telephone-company notice.Identifies Joe Dillingham as manager while reporting preparation for a new switchboard. It does not provide a full civil identity, appointment record, or telephone-company personnel file.
- Beaver Beacon, January 1961, “Beaver Island Telephone Company News” and “Civic Association News.”Names Joe Dillingham as the source of the installed-switchboard and rate information and as a newly elected Civic Association director; it does not provide a personnel file, directory, minutes, or vote totals.
- Beaver Beacon, January 1962, “Spooks on Beaver?” and “Civic Association News.”Reports Dillingham investigating unintended voices through a church-organ amplifier and lists him as Civic Association vice president after the January 4 election; it does not provide technical records, minutes, or vote totals.