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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary text references park, terms, and groups such as Vale and Green. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of events, roles, or dates.
Advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar conditions. Claimed to cleanse soothe heal quickly and stop itching with 35c standard bottles and 1.00 extra large bottles available at drug stores.
Women and men praise a buoyant spirit, but health is key to happiness. The paper features letters about recovery from ailments like headaches backache nervousness and the blues after using Dr. women’s vegetable compound. If you’re ill try it.
Miss Bennett, longtime city music leader and church organist, received a farewell reception from St John’s choir in Butte. She plans to direct musical education at the University of Montana in Missoula this summer and then lead public school music in Helena.
Funeral services for Bernard Sorenson aged 7 were held from his home at 209 Maple Street with a 2 o clock service at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders C E Petersen and Carl J Johnson spoke, a large choir sang, and solos were performed by Mrs Al Amundsen and Mrs Arthur Davidson. Pallbearers included Thomas Moses Elmer Schumaker Elder O E Petersen and E W Bartlett. A large crowd attended and many flowers were arranged.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Bagdad nobles of Butte plan to fold their tents and scatter after a lively convention. Delegation arrived by special train, will travel to Southern California Seattle Salt Lake and back to Butte. Islam temple thanked them for visiting and hospitality.
Dr. H. Gardiner reports Japan endures high war prices and wages, a strained balance of trade, and rising living costs. He notes women shifting tastes from cotton to silk, and warns recovery may require returning to prewar living standards. He praises Japanese courtesy and lawfulness as an external observer departs for Chicago.
W. J. Jones was re elected as commander of the American Legion for the coming year at a meeting to fill all offices. Other officers elected include James Marron L G Dunlap Sam Beausoleil Thomas Walsh William Ryan H M Johnson Leon Prince Patrick Malvey and delegates W J Jones and Hayes Lavis with alternates H M Johnson and Patrick Fitzgerald. The auxiliary treated the group to ice cream and cake ending the meeting as a social session.
Irvin V. Willett’s The Face of the World opens at the Imperial Theatre with scenic beauty in early scenes of Greenwich Village society life and dramatic episodes from France and Russia. The Leather Pushers adds a two act feature with humor and romance, shown tonight and tomorrow.
The senior class of Anaconda High School will hold their commencement exercises this evening at the Margaret theater and Chan cellor EB. C. Elliott is the speaker. Admission is by tickets limited to each senior. Tickets lent to friends will be exchanged for reserved seats this afternoon at the theater.
Bernard J. Conroy of Anaconda has been appointed to West Point by Rep. Washington J. McCormick. First alternate is Carl Graybeal of Missoula. Conroy, 19, was an Anaconda High School graduate, played on the state football title team in 1921, attended the University of Montana, and is a Sigma Chi. He is entering the academy July 1 after a year in a law course.
Five year old Jackie Coogan, famed from The Kid and Peck’s Bad Boy, stars in My Boy on a two day engagement at the Bluebird theater. The reviewer says the film offers genuine merit and high entertainment value and urges patrons not to miss it.
A miscellaneous shower was tendered yesterday afternoon by fellow employees at the A C M foundry department for A J Lubke known as Tony. He is about to wed a young woman of the city and his friends wish him happiness. Gifts were given as pleasant remembrances.
Prizes for highest averages and special awards were presented to St Pauls parochial school graduates at a morning ceremony led by Rev A R Coopman and Mother Elizabeth. Names of prize recipients include Elizabeth Nossell Dan Cullen Joseph O Brien Elliott Morgan Cecelia O Brien and many others.
The highest water in twenty years flowed through Mill Creek and Warm Springs Creek yesterday, flooding Warm Springs road in two spots. Crews worked through the night to save the road, Mill Creek cut under the cement highway, and the course at the Country Club was submerged but receding with hopes of play this week.
Mrs. Ed Standiford reported to Sheriff Beal that furniture was stolen from an empty house at 507 Locust Street. She had seen the items there Tuesday and found them missing yesterday afternoon, including a sanitary couch a dining room chair a rattan chair and other heavy articles. Police suspect men rather than boys due to the size of items taken.
Joe Prosnick pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was sentenced by Judge Winston in district court to 40 days in jail and a $300 fine. Under Sheriff McKelvie and Deputy Matchett arrested Prosnick and Pete Laskovich at a location on lower Lost creek where a still and mash were seized. Laskovich was released after the investigation while Prosnick chose to plead.
Miss Edith Christie daughter of James Christie appeared as Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream staged by the Willard school pupils in Berkeley. The report reached this city yesterday detailing her performance and the productionCoordination of the cast and reception were noted.
Ncle Bim sends a remorseful letter from home to the widow Zander, reflecting sorrow and regret over a departure. The wartime tone hints at personal loss and silent guilt.
A gold watch was stolen from an Anaconda woman and a small loss of pennies noted. Deputy Matchett tracked two women paying with pennies at a local restaurant. Threats of jail prompted return of the watch by 8 PM, and the owner chose not to prosecute.
Warm Springs resident Jack Ahern visited his parents in Anaconda last evening as part of a short family trip.
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Bouchee will be held from the residence of her sister Mrs Arthur Barrett this morning at 8 30 o clock with solemn requiem high mass at St Peter s church at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Carmel cemetery.
The Anaconda Country Club announced four flight winners in the mixed foursome. First flight: C. J. Emerson and Helen Fagan to beat R. B. Abbott and Mrs. J. C. Harrington 5 up 3 to play. Second flight: Charles Murphy and Mrs Charles Branscombe 1 up over Dr B T Asbury and Mrs McGuire. Third flight: Swift Hunter and Mrs Atheson 5 up 4 to play over Gilbert Maring and Melva Luxton. Fourth flight: Dr W B Long and Mrs Sam Blair 4 up 8 to play over L E Jones and Mrs C L Swick.
Anna May Rafferty three weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Rafferty of Opportunity, died yesterday. Her twin brother died recently. The funeral will be held privately from the P J Kinnegan company chapel this morning.
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