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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
8
After a 10 day vacation pupils of public and parochial schools return to classes this morning for a new semester. Buildings were cleaned and windows washed while janitors rearranged seats and repaired woodwork. Basketball teams at St Peter's and Anaconda High School practiced during the break. Regular work starts Wednesday with no enrollment change expected and plans unchanged.
Arthur D. Devlin, 40, a member of the local order of Elkis and a former resident of this city, died in Galveston Texas on December 12. He was formerly employed on the air line at the smelters and left here several years ago for Texas.
Twenty five students performed a two oclock recital at St Pauls auditorium under the Ursuline Sisters direction. The program showcased a long list of pieces by composers including Grieg Czerny Schulken Chopin and Beethoven with students such as Margaret Carraher Alice Barnahan Dorothy Kelly and Helen Monahan in attendance.
John Anderson 76, longtime Big Hole Basin rancher, died at his ranch near Fish Trap after a lingering illness. He settled in the area in the 1880s, bought the Fish Trap ranch, and lived there until death. Survived by his widow, five sons, three daughters, and several cousins. A sister Mary Rasmussen died two weeks earlier. Funeral plans not yet finalized, services expected at Wisdom.
Oakland police received three circulars seeking assistance in cases including an alleged child kidnapper of 11 year old Evelyn W. Smith, a murder charge against Dr I A Cole, and the Hickman photograph record. Assistant Chief Russell Osborne noted the rare surge of state assistance requests in a short period.
Two elderly narrators recall childhood friends Jennie Phoebe and Mary. They lament the loss of familiar faces from the past and reflect on how those friends were ultimately rejuvenated.
Mrs. Mary B of San Francisco says Foley Pills diuretic quickly stopped a bad backache and rheumatic pains she used to suffer at night. The ad urges others not to endure kidney and bladder ailments, noting the pill is easily obtained at a small cost and sold everywhere.
Funeral services for John Knez were held at the Antonich home and St. Peter's church with high mass. The Security Benefit association attended in a body. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery with pallbearers named. Out-of-town daughters from Roundup Butte and Great Falls attended.
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