Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Alerts
A compilation of short notes from Anaconda with visits by O C Langstedt and Harry Allen from Seattle, Mrs. Williamson ill at 622 Alder, and numerous locals traveling or hosting guests. Mentions include Miss Youla Skinner in Anaconda, Youla visiting Portland, and others in town for leisure, business, or political events. Also notes about Republican primary meet on July 7 and upcoming July 17 election, plus local ads for flowers, coal, and pianos.
Modern Northwest Junior Highs Large New Auditorium
The new junior high school in the Northwest is nearing completion with one of the largest modern auditorium stages. The stage niche spans 43 feet deep and 36 feet wide with a 56 by 18 foot fire curtain. The gym doubles as stage space, a plush curtain will adorn the proscenium, and 686 opera chairs are being installed for main floor and gallery seating.
Dressed to Kill at the Sundial Anaconda
At the Sundial in Anaconda a new film titled Dressed to Kill features Edmund Lowe as Mile Away Barry a suave chief crook with Mary Astor as the leading lady and Ben Bard as his assistant. The romantic crime drama blends thrills suspense and humor with a stylish modern underworld tale sure to engage audiences from start to finish.
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Anaconda
Edmund Lowe
Barry
Debonair
Ben Bard
Mary Astor
Charles Morton
Golfers from Four Cities Visit Anaconda Club Sunday
Anaconda Country Club invites members to host visiting golfers from Butte Missoula Dillon Deer Lodge for a full day of play from dawn to dusk. A big on course barbecue and clubhouse entertainment are planned as visiting teams sample the local course.
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Anaconda
Private Rites for Patterson in Anaconda
Private funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for James Patterson, long-time resident of Anaconda, who died Thursday at St. Ann's hospital. The Rev. J. B. Pirnat officiated. Interment was in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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James Patterson
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
J. B. Pirnat
Mount Carmel
Patterson Resident James Patterson Dies at 72
James Patterson aged 72, longtime resident of the city for 25 years, died Thursday evening at St. Ann's hospital. He is survived by a niece in Ireland. The body rests at P. J. Finnegan company's funeral chapel. Time and place of funeral to be announced.
Peasants in Southeastern Europe Buy Cars On Installments
In a surprising trend, peasants across Southeastern Europe are purchasing automobiles via installment plans. The move reflects rising access to credit and shifting consumer habits amid regional economic changes.
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Southeastern
Europe
Picnic plan to honor Williams for U S Senate
Plans for a Deer Lodge county picnic for Charles H Williams republican candidate for United States senator at Washoe park on July 13 will be discussed at a Monday night meeting of the Williams for United States Senator club at Attorney J B C Knight's office. A band concert and street parade are planned with invited public attendance. Senator J B Goose, club president, says supporters favor the big event and action will be taken, with evening timing and short talks by prominent backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Williams
Washoe Park
J. B. C. Knight
J. B. Goose
Deer Lodge
Interesting Display of Trout at Duval's Hardware
A display of large trout at Duval Hardware drew interest with several notable catches. The Rainbow weighed 5 pounds 5 ounces from the Big Hole River, while Ralph Thorson entered a 3 pounds 6 ounces native trout and F. J. Johnson a 3 pounds from Georgetown Lake. Mike Dugan added two oversized Eastern Brook trout weighing 2 pounds and 2 pounds 13 ounces, both from Georgetown Lake.
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Duval Hardware Company
Big Hole
Ralph Thorson
F. J. Johnson
Georgetown
Mike Dugan
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