Two Divorce Suits Filed in Silver Bow Courts
Two complaints in divorce actions were filed late yesterday in Silver Bow county courts as the day’s only business besides a decree. Mike Andros seeks divorce from Martha Andros with custody of their 7-year-old son. Mabel Wasilik sues George Wasilik and requests restoration of her former name Mabel Met sell after alleged abuse.
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Martha Andros
Anaconda
Mabel Wasilik
George Wasilik
Butte
Mabel Metsell
George Gagnon
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Butte Girls Camp Tehepia Wohela Hosts Visitors Day
Butte Camp Fire Girls Camp Tehepia Wohela held visitors day with several cars at headquarters registering guests such as L. Berrien J M Gillie and Mrs W W Kingsbury. Activities included Lake Agnes trips swimming water games and a stunt night with tents. An overnight hike to Lake Waukena is planned for July 27.
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Charles Conley
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Brown's Lake
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Hokey Pokey Girls Compete With Men in London
The hokey pokey ice cream sellers in London now include women dispensers. A firm employs 1,500 men on three wheeled bikes selling ice cream and sandwiches for a penny, while another firm uses young women as dispensers. Proponents argue girls engage more buyers and sell more daintily.
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Schepp Plans Wide Scale Philanthropy After Retirement
New York philanthropist Leopold Schepp, 85, who recently set up a 2.56 million dollar trust for deserv ing young boys and has given about 3.5 million in gifts and pensions, seeks advice on accelerating distributions and canvassing public philanthropy to best aid those in need as he retires from his long running cocoa business on Hudson Street.
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Marriage Licenses Issued in Silver Bow County
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Silver Bow county to John J. Jorgensen and Clara R. Roen and to Leon Kennedy and Alive May. The first couple are from Eugene Oregon and Lansford North Dakota. The second couple are from Butte Montana.
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Clara R. Roen
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Butte
British Tin Trade Shaken by Dissolution of Combine
Following the dissolution of the British combine to boost tin prices, many British concerns have had to sell at such low prices that Americans cannot compete with them.
New Fashion Bathing Suit Features Handpainted Scene
A film actress Evelyn Pierce models a two piece bathing suit with a handpainted bathing girl motif on the front. The suit includes a draped side silhouette, attached scarf and tassel, with vivid coral color and green tan accents notable among beach fashions.
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Godets
How Baxter Butted In Opens at Rialto
RIALTO theatre shows Warner classic How Baxter Butted In with Matt Moore and Dorothy De Vore in a breezy comedy of bashful romance and mischief. Also reported Rats Cause Four Deaths in Dallas fire from a gnawing-matches incident at a frame house.
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Texas
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Ex Montana Exiles Return to Butte for Aged-Town Reunion
A group of former Butte residents now living in California gather in the Finlen lobby. Notables include Joseph Richards and J. K. O Rourke, with others planning weekend visits as they recall Butte’s heyday and share tales of mining, politics, and campaign days.
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Minnesota appoints H C Hotaling tourism commissioner
H C Hotaling of Mapleton Minnesota was appointed by Governor Christenson as the states first tourism commissioner. He previously led the Ten Thousand Lakes association and the National Editorial association and will help promote Minnesota with a 40000 annual funding from state and private sources.
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Wek
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New Orleans Police Testing Auto Thief Stop Rule
New Orleans reports a police method to halt traffic when four officers spot robbers fleeing in cars. Payroll bandits and other holdup men are using autos to escape after downtown robberies, with nearly weekly incidents this summer and a $20,000 jewelry messenger robbery prompting the trial.
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New Orleans
Thomas Healy
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Geme Ae
Retired Col Albert Pinder Dies in Palo Alto
Col Albert Pinder 84 retired U S A died at his son Ralph W Pinders home in Palo Alto California He served with the Sixth Massachusetts regiment through the Civil War and remained in the army afterward He was born in Lowell Massachusetts where he was a charter member of the Elks lodge He is survived by his widow Mrs Susan Pinder and his son, whose name appears in the obituary
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Ralph W. Pinder
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Lowell
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