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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
9
Al Copinus is named manager of the Army and Navy Clearing House Anaconda branch at 402 Hast Park Avenue. The longtime Anaconda resident is well known locally and takes charge as headquarters remain in Butte.
Anaconda items include frugal ads and notices from Greig's Greenhouses and Greig's Floral services. Local residents travel to Missoula and Bozeman for visits and events while real estate listings and rental offers appear. Funeral notices and church affiliations are noted along with school sports scores and classroom games.
The Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men’s union selected officers Frank Gallagher as president and John Kerrigan as vice president. George McArdle became recording secretary with John Durkin as financial secretary. Auditing committee includes James Hayes Emmett Russell Don Shea. trustees J J Bons Don Walsh Al Mines. Delegates to the central labor council are Daniel Meehan conductor and Gallagher Kerrigan Murphy Meardle.
Three candidates file for county roles with nominations pending. Democrat Teo Neal seeks county clerk and county treasurer, Republican He Re Logan hopes to win as county assessor, while Grovewhine and Logan are named in local race briefs. Neal, Logan hold civic roles in Anaconda, with Neal described as incident involved and Logan as police magistrate.
Anaconda war mothers will gain a local chapter soon as Lydia Burley, of Butte, plans to organize here on Wednesday. She has notified Mrs. J C Tucker that she will arrive to outline the process, assign instructions, and issue the charter. All war mothers including pens and gold star mothers may join and learn more by contacting Mrs Tucker at 506 Cherry Street. A meeting place will be announced later.
The home economics department will stage a style show and reception this afternoon from 3 to 5 for mothers of students and six others interested in home economics work. New exhibits feature garments and hats made this semester by the girls, reflecting improved standards. Refreshments will be prepared by the girls department.
Two women identified as Mrs Barr of Butte and Mrs C J Brown were arrested by Officers Clif ford and Matehall yesterday and jailed on disturbance charges. They will appear in police court Saturday for trial.
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