Montana State college to award 92 diplomas in 1924 class
The 28th Montana State College graduation will be held June 7 in the gymnasium with 92 seniors the largest class. Judge Sydney Lanner of Butte will deliver the commencement address. Baccalaureate was today at the Presbyterian church. Reunions, picnics, and alumni events fill commencement week.
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Names in Bozeman Area Secretarial Listings
The list includes Margaret Conkling Ruth Davidson Anita Bwalt Jessica Kremer Hazel Pauline McNall Anna I Nelson Thelma A Newkirk Nellie C Reisnes Alice M Stranahan Helen Waite and Stella Hollier James W Moore Frank J Wilton, all associated with Bozeman and nearby towns.
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Margaret Conkling
Bozeman
Ruth Davidson
Townsend
Anita Bwalt
Bkalaka
Jessica Kremer
Elk Basin
Wyo
Hazel Pauline McNall
Anna I. Nelson
Windham
Thelma A. Newkirk
Nellie C. Reisnes
Anaconda
Alice M. Stranahan
Fr. Benton
Helen Waite
Stella Hollier
James W. Moore
Frank J. Wilton
Dillon Parent-Teachers Club Formed In Dillon
A new Parent-Teachers club was organized after adopting a constitution and by-laws. It expands the former Kindergarten Mothers' club to include intermediate and grammar grades, aiming to strengthen ties between parents and the school. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. H. H. Bates president, Mrs. J. B. Somers vice president, Mrs. A. F. Waldorf secretary, Miss Carolyn White treasurer, and Mrs. John Collins press reporter.
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H. H. Bates
J. B. Somers
A. F. Waldorf
Carolyn White
John Collins
Bitter Root Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans in Hamilton
Memorial day observances in Hamilton included a parade led by Commander William J. Fullerton Jr. and Major D. T Goff. Veterans from three wars, lodges, Boy Scouts, and the Hamilton band marched through town to services at the cemetery honoring armed service members.
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Active work begins at old Silver Plate mine
Darby Montana June 1 mining crews led by P H Martin start building a road from Alta to Horse Creek to reach the Silver Plate mine also known as Horse Creek mine 45 miles southwest of Darby. Access previously blocked development and machine freight now planned with the new road. Fields contain Hamilton news notes and local updates.
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Stevensville News Notes Highlights Local Moves
Local residents report multiple trips and relocations including Hoar and Terry visits to Butte, Whitmore to Mayo Hospital, Wickham moving back to Stevensville, and families headed to Spokane Helena and Missoula. A baby boy was born to John Bird and wife. Victor notes list Yellowstone Park plans and community events with Legion and auxiliary delegates.
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Butte
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Milltown
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Minn
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Town City
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Rebekah Lodge
BE. B. Brand
Lolo Hot Springs
Mary Patterson
Chicago
James Higgins
Harvey Whitney
Yakima
Hazel Cunningham
Helena
Abe Kierns
Douglas Hooper
Spokane
C. G. Morrell
Lula
John Bird
Burnt Fork
F. Haller
Berkeley
Cal
Victor
James Keneley
Yellowstone Park
John Strohl
Keneley
Celia Cole
American Legion Auxiliary
Louise Robb
W. R. Parker
Edmonton
Canada
Roy Smith
Elisha Wafford
Seattle
Carson
Leslie Hill
Alex Patterson
Victor Ladies’ Aid
Briggs Ranch
Conner
Percy Simmons
Superior
Earl Lee
Como
Lee
Cerlew Schant
Doc Jones Helped Considered for Colorado Coach Job
Coach A D Doc Jones of Montana State College is among three candidates for Colorado University’s coaching post after Joe Mills resignation. Jones joined Bozeman two years ago and in 1923 coached at the college.
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Doc” Jones
Montana State College
Colorado University
Butte
Joe Mills
Colorado
Jones
Bozeman
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivers Moral Record Message
Rev. F. C. Phelps spoke at Powell County high school in Deer Lodge on the impact of everyday choices shaping destiny. He urged graduates to live honorably and keep faith with God, as special music and floral-decorated church accompanied the address.
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F. C. Phelps
Powell County High School
Various local residents take spring travels and attend events
Mrs FB W Newell and son Bob head to Kansas City for a few weeks visiting relatives. Miss Cosette Lamb returns to Butte after winter teaching work in Deer Lodge. Mrs Alice Kelley of Anaconda attends the Deer Lodge prom. Numerous locals vacation in eastern cities, visit Butte friends, or host guests. Several Deer Lodge residents attend funerals, Prom attendance is noted, and others visit universities or return from travels.
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Theodore Nelson
Santa Anna
Cal
Hawley Selway
Selway
E. W. Geary
Lima
Raymond Garver
John Rees
Missoula
Mac Pyatt
Carman
Idaho
Pyatt
E. B. Sprinkle
Ted McFadden
Rodgers & Gilbert
Butte
Ruth Daniels
Anaconda
Normal College
Mose Smyth
Elsa
Blaine
Jeff Cox
John Peterson
Grant
J. J. Brown
Elkhorn Springs
Millon Nay
Jules Wenger
Fred Waldin
Charles Holman
Dan Penderpraet
Jackson
Hamilton
A. Robertson
Deer Lodge
Charles BE. Grant
Helena
R. A. O'Hara
Nan Whelan
Hanford
Wash
G. N. Walden
Roy Martin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lloyd Thompson
Billings
Leidstrom
Minneapolis
Portland
C. R. Ormsbee
Dubois
George H. Michky
George Jr
Pasco, Wash
FB. W. Newell
Bob
Kansas City
Cosette Lamb
Alice Kelley
H. P. Morse
Sullivan
Alex Larsen
Garrison
Leonard Curn
Pete Curn
Amelia Curn
J. H. Duffy
T. J. Walker
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Charles Keim
Dick Keiley
Mike Thomas
Spud Murphy
Alex Voyer
Joseph Coleman
Miss Dorothy
University of
Glues Made From Rubber Latex Aids Stringed Instrument Makers
Glues made with rubber latex are said to be very effective in the manufacture of stringed instruments and for those producing specially fine ones.
Sportlight reflections on sport and aging legends
Grantland Rice surveys international sport lines from Cobb to Johnson and others, praising longevity while noting rust does not yet enter their fields. He analyzes golf head stability and the challenge of aging champions like Dempsey, Jones, and Hagen, urging readiness for uphill battles and steady preparation.
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Walter Johnson
Tris Speaker
Eddie Collins
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Carpentier Weighs In On Tunney Bout Prospects
Carpentier, nursing a swollen right ankle after his loss to Tom Gibbons, says he needs more hard fights and doubts readiness for a Tunney clash soon. Gibbons dominated with infighting and cornered Carpentier while Tunney remains the eventual target for both fighters.
Gordon Fast in Fight Workouts
Jackie Gordon a 16 year old from Butte sparred through a six round session at the Legion gym ahead of a 12 round main event with Dixie LaHood at Broadway Wednesday. LaHood injured his ankle Saturday and will be examined by a doctor today. He was not seriously hurt and both camps plan to resume workouts in the semi wind up sessions.
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Broadway
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St Wn
Butte
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