Leaving Butte as Mrs Griffin Departs for Syracuse
Mrs F D Griffin who led the Young Men’s Christian Association drive for a building fund leaves Butte for Syracuse Kansas tonight. She will be met there by her husband and then visit Minneapolis before returning to their old home, leaving many friends and associates regretting her departure.
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Butte
F. D. Griffin
Young Men's Christian Association
Syracuse
Kan
Griffin
Ndt
Minneapolis
Minn
Predelickson Robertson Wedding in Harlowton Mont
Predelickson Robertson and Elva Robertson both of Harlowton Montana wed Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church range with pastor E Groeneveld officiating. The bride's parents Mr and Mrs A F Robertson joined the couple in Butte and endorsed the marriage certificate. The newlyweds plan to make their home in Harlowton after a brief stay in Butte. Noting social event, Mrs W Y Wiegand hosted a bridge party for married ladies at her West Quarts street home with two tables and a luncheon. Alexander J McIntyre and Alta F Giles were married Wednesday afternoon in Butte, with Rev B J Groeneveld presiding at their residence on West Granite street. Both spouses have long resided in Butte.
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W. Y. Wiegand
West Quarts Street
Alexander J. Akintyre
Alta F. Giles
B. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Hig
West Granite Street
McIntyre
Butte
Social Notes Mention Wiegand Party and Wedding Guests
Mrs Anna Giles mother of the bride and Mrs Martha McIntyre attended the event along with Mr and Mrs McIntyre who will reside at 317 South Excelsior Avenue. Mrs W W Wiegand hosted a June 25 dancing party at 607 West Quartz Street with red white and blue lighting and a late supper for guests including Helen Booth Gladys Cannon Annabel Lane Helen Laner and George B Cummin.
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Anna Giles
Martha “McIntyre
Ax Witnexses
McIntyre
South Excelsior Avenue
W. W. Wiegand
West Quartz Street
Wiegand
Helen’ Booth
Gladys Cannon
Annabel Lane
Helen Laner
Belgrade RACE July 6 Notes and Local News Brief
In Belgrade a July 6 race notes Harber was called to Minnesota this week for family illness. Paul Heck, home on furlough, returned Friday to Folk, Va. Curtis Young of California visited Angell family on a short furlough. Mildred Skinner hosted a party for Paul Heck with games and music, refreshments late. Mrs Nancy Murray arrived home from Deaconess hospital Bozeman after a serious operation and is recovering. Various relatives visited, and Louis Lewis, Hennett, Jacobson, Van Dyken, Hamilton, and Frank Robinson were mentioned with travel plans and France-bound servicemen. A traveling monk, crawling from Peking toward Lhasa, advances on hands and knees, theorizing sins forgiven upon reaching Tibet. Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
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Harber
Minisota
Paul Heck
Folk
Navy
Curtis ‘Young
California
Arlie Angell
Navy Department
Avery
Mise
Mildred Skinner
Nancy Murray
Deaconess Hospital
Bozeman
Shire
M. M. Miller
Roy Hubbard
Deer Lodge
Np Lewis
France
William Hennett
al J. Jacobson
Chilren
Madison Dam
Mel
Everett Hamilton
Alexander van Dyken
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank Robinson
Camp Lewis
Aero Club President Quotes Cautious On Motor Builder
USEPUL, BUT- President Alan R. Hawley of the aero Club speaks in New York about a certain motor builder. He says the man may be useful but unscrupulous and warns that while pins have good points they also stick you.
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Alan R. Hawley
The
Aero Club
New York
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Kroehler
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