Lodges Install at Joint Session
Three lodges install officers at a joint ceremony in Pellows hall on Front street. Entertainment, then a dance and reception for members of Woods Certanizations and Modern Woodmen followed.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
3
Three lodges install officers at a joint ceremony in Pellows hall on Front street. Entertainment, then a dance and reception for members of Woods Certanizations and Modern Woodmen followed.
A Maytag washing machine manufacturer executive praised Intermountain territory during a convention, noting the prosperity of the region and the pride of its people in their homes and work. The West is highlighted as Maytag’s early market, with strong sales history and continued demand for home appliances.
Mrs May Cawate of Albasene Texas writes to the sheriff asking help locating her daughter, widow of Bert Baker Meg Baker, who once lived at 1634 McKinney Avenue. She has not heard from her daughter in six months and is anxious to locate her.
The Torch club plans a group photo for the annual event and the Student Council, presided by Alvin Mannering, discussed reports from booklet, assembly, and picture committees. Leo Cooper will manage senior taps and take orders from seniors. The council will aid Torch dances after basketball games, and William Abt will circulate notices about last night’s game against Montana Hardware at the Y M C A. The Boys' Clee club plans a soda sale during Sinch period. Campaigns for annual elections are forming with nominees from Progressives including Homer Lambdin and others. The Cire F event and roseman congress are scheduled, with various student honors listed. The Torch club has a special meeting at 2/20 under President Bee. attendance expected.
The court yesterday granted a marriage license to Gilligan, 88, of Butte, in a formal proceeding. Details remain sparse as the filing notes are partially obscured but indicate lawful union approval and formal age release.
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