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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
6
A soft rove on the golf links creates a pretty scene as a rose color suit stands out. The hip length jacket features serviceable pockets and a versatile collar, while the pleated front skirt complements the one or two piece frocks in balbriggan and crepe fabrics.
On Tuesday evening May 12 election of officers was held followed by a banquet. Elected were President Mrs. R C McMannamon vice president Lloyd Hughes secretary treasurer Olaf Hamry trustee three year term Miss Gladya Moyle state missionary mediums Mrs Edith Haim and Mrs Susan Hamry. Various local residents were noted including Mrs Thompson of Plaser Street returning from California and Hugh Carney of Seattle undergoing an operation at James hospital. The program featured Arbor Day items from Greeley School pupils with multiple recitations songs and a tree planting. The Columbia Sewing Club enjoyed an afternoon hosted by Mrs J Smith with a luncheon. Mrs Olaf Hamry hosted a 75th birthday tea for her mother Mrs Mary Burt with a social program and guests. The Loyal Star club was entertained by Mrs Carl Spilum with cards and luncheon. Mrs Fred Chapman hosted a birthday luncheon and Mothers Day decorations.
A May 14 Associated Press dispatch discusses arms control at an arms parley, citing leaders from Mexico and Chile as examples of recognition in disarmament talks. In a separate Philadelphia briefing, Butler, director of Public Safety, praises newspaper publicity as a crime deterrent and says it accelerates investigative work.
An old health article touts keeping the body pure by maintaining liver bile flow. It explains bile purges and protects against fermentation, urging Calotabs as the best purgative, with claims of safety, low price, and universal use.
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