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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
7
A brief society note lists Mrs Harold Run dell and Mrs William Hundelt alongside Mr and Mrs Leonard Rundell, indicating a social or ceremonial gathering with linked families. The fragment suggests a wedding or formal event context among the Run dell and Hundelt families.
Silver Row Lodge No. 40 notes a 1:30 Sunday meeting to attend the services for Dr Donald Campbell 62 at Peale Palace 207 West Krowaway. Funeral Sunday at 2 with Rev Greenveld officiating. interment in Moriah family plot. flowers omitted. Ward funeral details to be announced.
Two 11 year old children from a Colorado home for blind and deaf patients were driven through Denver after optional operations and for the first time in their lives saw the blue sky, the city park, brick colors, and the wonders of urban life, a moment that moved both the youngsters and onlookers.
Ernest Duncan of 3010 State Street hosts a birthday party with friends, dancing, music, and a midnight luncheon. The Women's Guild of Floral Park church meets Feb 11 at 2:30 PM with Mrs. G. H. Nicol as hostess. A Bradford Inn dinner outing and a Deaconess hospital birth are noted along with various gatherings at the YMC A and private homes. Royal Oak camp hosts a card party. Miss Chrystal Faulkner hosts dancing at 1015 George Street. Weather drift and miscellaneous social items close the scattered notices.
Funeral services for District Judge Jere B. Leslie who died here will be held Sunday afternoon at 30 at the family home. Rev. Henry Van Engelen will conduct and preach the sermon. Members of the legal fraternity and other prominent figures from the state are expected to attend. Leslie had served 28 years as district judge and was the son of the late Kentucky governor Preston H. Leslie.
A wartime veteran received military honors in a chapel service. The Rev. praising the veteran noted his country service and pioneer role in the West. Attendees included Mrs. H. F. Schwartz and several mourners, with names such as Ben Hedman Ralph Barbare and Grove Dutton listed among attendees.
A stove overheated and caused a fire in a Dillon garage, with smoke and flames spreading to the interior and contents. Firefighters responded quickly, extinguishing the blaze and limiting further damage though the loss runs to several hundred dollars and the incident is not insured.
DEER LODGE Feb 6 Ex temporaneous speaking contest at the high school auditorium followed a University Glee club performance Alys Shirley Herzig won first place with Ruth Phelps second Honorable mentions went to several contestants judged by Mrs G A Kelley EM Keeley and Rev W W McConnell The winner will represent the local school in the state contest soon.
Funeral services for Robert Davis will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. from the Methodist church in Deer Lodge. He served with the Nottinghamshire Derby regiment in World War I. The American Legion will oversee the services. Interment will follow at Hullereat Cemetery.
The University of Montana Glee Club performed at the Prison theater in Deer Lodge on Friday evening. Under Prof Deloss Smith the group presented a varied program with many novelty numbers and strong performances. A large crowd of music lovers attended and left thoroughly pleased with the show.
Deer Lodge defeated Boulder 28 to 17 in a fast contest at Boulder. Deer Lodge’s Langdon Rivers Jack Curry led the forwards with guards Bud Gill and Taylor and center Jerry Ryan. Substitutes included John Mecillis Bus Hit and Punch Mayo under coach John Mashin. Fans anticipate a strong Deer Lodge Whitehall rematch Saturday at the local gymnasium.
Knights of Columbus will host a social evening in Butte with a train ride arrival and entertainment at the Elu rooms. The Goings start at 8 30 PM followed by buffet luncheon and dance. All members and their ladies invited to join in the festivity.
Hamilton Feb 6 Lloyd Melean known as Chick Melean a Mamie Sentenced to the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge by Judge Beit of the oval county district court after leading a large group in a game law violation. Game Warden We A Stull testified. Melean fined 2780. Other defendants Mariette, William, and Marie Smith were released after insufficient evidence.
A Bozeman resident mentored a local judging team in a community dance event led by the Cama Club. The club announced regular performances with music and dancing from 9 to 12, inviting relatives and friends to attend and celebrate the organizer’s record.
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