Nine Are Jugged During Saturday Night in Anaconda
Anaconda police booked nine men on the blotter after a busy Saturday night of speeders and drunks. Notables include Don Fraser and A Scheller each posting $10 bonds after speeding 40 and 35 mph, Walter Gregovich jailed on a vag charge with $25 bond, Fay Coy with a knife and drunken charge, and several others held for drunkenness or related offenses. Magistrate Murphy to hear cases this afternoon.
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Anaconda
Murphy
Don Fraser
Deer Lodge
Percin
Martin
A. Scheller
Andy Christiansen
Smallock
Walter Gregovich
Osborne
Fay Coy
B. Indrebo
Conrad Peterson
Serene
Carl Faiske
Ben Williams
Osbore
Sheriff Mahoney
Beloved Pioneer Marie Emmons Laid to Rest in Hill Cemetery
A funeral procession of about a score of automobiles followed the late Marie V. Emmons to Hill cemetery after services at her family home and Presbyterian church. Rev Thorborn led BRATS services, and solos by Mra. BF Koch and A R Cutts preceded a duet Abide With Me. Pallbearers included five grandsons. out-of-town relatives from Kalispell Whitehall Seattle Roundup attended. The D A Tuttle company conducted the rites.
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Marie V. Emmons
Hill Cemetery
Cedar Street
Presbyterian Church
Thorborn
BF. Koch
A. R. Cutts
Ernest Hazel
Robert
James
John
Walter Emmons
Tony James
Ed Shimmin
Butte
Valley
Charles Emmons
Gladys
Sam Emmons
Kalspell
Morgan Johnson
Whitehall
J. B. O'Leary
Seattle
W.A. Axelson
Roundup
D. A. Tuttle Company
Student at St Peter's Prep Wins Prize Essay
The National Republic committee awarded Mary H Finne an of St Peter's school the best essay in its national constitution contest for high school students. Thousands entered from across the states Hawaii Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. George W Lighton of Louisville Male High School won $800 for high school best essay and Esther Smith of Mandan North Dakota won $500 for graded school best essay. The panel praised the essays' quality and clear grasp of the constitution.
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National Republic
Washington National Magazine
Mary H. Finnean
St. Peter's School
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
George W. Lighton
Louisville
Esther ‘Smith
Mandan
N. D
Auxiliary Visits Warm Springs Veterans Hospital
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary visited disabled veterans at Warm Springs hospital yesterday and distributed a treat of jello strawberries with cream cake and mixed fruit. The committee consisted of Miss Blanche Beaudette and Miss Minnie Buckwald. Victor Siegel of Butte visited in Anaconda Saturday night.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
Warm Springs Hospital
Blanche Beaudette
Minnie Buckwald
Ee Victor Siegel
Butte
Ansconda
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
Fuller Drug Co promotes MELLO-GLO face powder with a French process claimed to reduce shine. Ad asserts the powder keeps makeup on longer, gives a youthful complexion, and prevents large pores, urging readers to buy a box.
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Fuller Drug Co
Plans Arranged for G O F Meet in Smelter City
Plans were arranged for the Montana State Catholic Order of Foresters meet in the Smelter City Tuesday morning. The convention opens with a mass at St. Pauls church at 10 and sessions at 11 and 2. Local court members meet at the Knights of Columbus at 5 to go to Georgetown Lake for supper. Wednesday sessions begin at 9 with afternoon at 1. Committees include General arrangements Thomas F McCarvel William E Gallagher and Thomas Cullen. Supper William E Gallagher Ed Marsh Frank Gallagher. Transportation Thomas P McGrath. Mount Haggincourt delegate Thomas McCarvel.
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Montana
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Paul's Church
Knights of Columbus
Georgetown Lake
Thomas_ F. McCarvel
William E. Gallagher
Thomas Cullen
Ed Marsh
Frank Gallagher
Thomas P. McGrath
Thomas McCarvel
Mount Haggincourt
Demi-Bride at the Bluebird with Norma Shearer
Norma Shearer stars in The Demi Bride at the Bluebird a big crowd pleasing comedy with Lew Cody. The film follows a naive French boarding school girl as she outwits a sophisticated stepmother and draws fan support for Shearer’s light centerpiece performance. Carmel Myers plays the Viennese stepmother with polished wit and contrast.
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Norma Shearer
Lew Cody
Miss Shearer
Norma
Carmel Myers
Missing rancher back home again in Racetrack districtun
F W Mero, a well known rancher from the Racetrack district, was reported missing from Priday night but is safely back at his home. He had gone to Dillon where he was located by his son R A Mero. The rest discusses China farming customs and landowner payments.
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F. W. Mero
Racetrack
Mr. Mero
Dillon
R. A. Mero
Anaconda
Many Pay Honour To Father Faley
The Rev. Hugh A. Faley of Anaconda was ordained in Helena last week and returned home to celebrate his first solemn mass at St. Peter's church. The crowded ceremony featured a special choir and multiple clergy assistants, followed by a reception and a banquet with remarks praising his scholarly attainments and priestly dedication.
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Hugh A. Faley
Helena
St. Peter's Church
J.B. Pirmaat
F. H. Tracey
James Shearon
Mount Saint Charles College
Willis McMahon
Anaconda
Father Faley
St. Peter's
Knights of Columbus
A. O.H. Hall
John A. Delane
Anaconda youths win bachelor degrees at Mount Saint Charles
Two Anaconda young men received degrees at Mount Saint Charles college in Helena during commencement. James Emmet Gardner earned a bachelor of philosophy in education while Fred Roland Davidson graduated from the academy. Oscar Provost won the Turnbull medal for outstanding scholarly activities at the college. Also noted is Victor McMahon receiving a philosophy degree. The ceremony included a high school department graduate. A China apothecary listing mentions pearls and various animal parts as offered drugs.
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Mount, Saint Charles College
Helena
Wis
Legion Delegation to Debate Key Changes in Montana
American Legion delegations meet in Helena June 16 17 to discuss constitutional changes including removing the ban on political activity by Legion members and allowing Legionnaires to seek political office. The meeting covers moving state headquarters, addressing a memorial building fund, and debates over the Forty and Eight class distinction. Other topics include utilization of field officers for rehabilitation and child welfare, funding governance, and proposing Grand Army of the Republic eligibility for Legion membership in honor of Teddy Roosevelt Jr.
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American Legion
Helena
PC. Lamport
Soort
Legion
Axing Commission
Legion Iaires
Forty Fand Eight
Tere
Ational
Europe
Legionhates
Montana
Paris
Grand Army “of the Republic
Teddy Roosevelt Jr
Grand Army of ‘the Republic
America
Baccalaureate Sermon For Anaconda High Graduates
About 90 seniors gathered at the Methodist church for the baccalaureate sermon delivered by Rev. F W Werts at B o clock. The address praised youth and urged continued lofty and inspiring interests. Graduation exercises set for Friday June 17 with Murth Cullen as valedictorian and Miss Eleanore Thorson as salutatorian. Francis Thompson of University of Idaho School of Mines to give the commencement address. diplomas to be presented by Hugh Maguire, chairman of the school board.
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Anaconda High School
Methodist Church
F. W. Werts
Murth Cullen
Eleanore ‘Thorson
Francis ‘Thompson
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Hugh Maguire
Elks Honor Flag Day With Annual Exercises
Anaconda Elks will hold their Flag Day program Tuesday night in the lodge room. The annual event features patriotic addresses and special music arranged by lodge officers.
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Anaconda Elks
Babes on Backs of German Bicyclists
Berlin readers describe middle class Germans adopting American Indian papoose style by placing babies on backs during weekends. Couples ride tan demon bicycles into the countryside, with the father leading and the mother following.
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Berlin
Mother
Bevis on the Anvil and the Evening War Glow
A fragmentary excerpt credits Lew Sarett with reflections on imagination and craft, noting the mystique of the furnace and molten metal at the anvil. It contrasts modern pastimes with traditional images of craftsmen and the dramatic glow of the workshop. An unrelated line cites stag antlers for medicinal use priced at $275 an ounce in China.
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Lew Sarett
Sarett Weirmore
Goa
China
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Mount St. Charles College
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Dora ‘Staffanson
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Peterson
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Earl W. Converse
St. Louis University
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Faley
Elks’ Lodge
Dorothy Sebastian
Lloyd Hamilton
Here Comes
Charley
Waikoe
Boomer Dance
Claude Kiff and His
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C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
East Park Telephone
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