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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1920
Page
6
Social and personal items from Meaderville Centerville Walkerville and South Side. Includes club church meetings dances births visits and similar notes sent to the Standard in Butte if received by Thursday night.
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan welcoming a baby boy at 38 La Platte street and various residents visiting family, renewing acquaintances, or traveling. Tom O Brien returns to Portland. Rev St Oliver travels from McAllister to Madison. Mrs E Clement plans a Grand Junction trip with daughter Dolores. A robe prize sinks to Mrs Gilbert Bennett. Trinity M E church names officers for the year.
South Side residents travel and visitations fill the week with trips to St Paul St Louis and Salt Lake City. Club meetings, births, illnesses, and family events populate the South Side Current Topic and local social calendar with numerous visits from Melrose Missoula Helena and Dillon residents.
A single arrest occurred in Sealy last night as John Doe was detained on drunkenness charges. The police reported the night as among the quietest in seven months with little activity beyond the detentions.
Washington January 11 Ludwig Martens the Russian soviet ambassador to the United States was subpoenaed to appear before the Senate foreign relations sub committee investigating bolshevik propaganda. He was granted a postponement by Senator Moses chairman to enable him to have counsel present.
Meaderville residents attended social and business meetings at the Trinity Me church parlors and the Young Men's club dance at Leonard yards. Notables include Alta Bennett, Thelma Peters, and Marie Knighter. Reports mention recent returns from Seattle and Boulder, a birth, a marriage, and several illnesses.
Walkerville residents share holiday travels recoveries and visits with many names and places noted. Robert Burns of Reno returns home from Te n avenue to Te n and Patsy Mulaney of West Daly street is confined with grippe. Mrs John Downey, Miss Josephine Downey, Mrs Patrick Peoples, and other locals appear in social updates along with convalescence reports and hospital visits.
An eleven annual convention of the Intercollegiate ballet was held at Greenwich House on Barrow Street. Delegates from various colleges attended as part of the ongoing efforts linked to the tail end of the Kerensky era context.
Two unidentified men were killed and 21 freight cars demolished when 22 cars on the Oregon Short Line broke loose from Medbury hill. A passenger train stood at the bottom of the hill and was struck. Engineer Smith was hurt. no passengers injured.
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