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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
13
A. E. Wiggin is named superintendent at the Great Falls plant in the Boston and Montana Reduction department. B. S. Morrow and 88. Rodgers receive reassigned roles in the mill, with Morse and Gleser cited in supervisory changes.
At a special assembly, athletes earning varsity letters across football basketball and track were honored. Football letters went to players who started in three or more games including Bini, Johnson, Pred Joy, Wilbur Williams, Walter Roy, and Orville Pat. Basketball letters went to those who completed five games, with Joe Gutelius as captain and others like Domitrovich McCarren and Hartsell earning honors. Track stars tied to all three branches include Hartsell, Ray May, and Wilbur Gutelius.
Report from the Conda public schools shows pupils have purchased thrift stamps and war savings stamps totaling $8,191. The high school alone accounts for about $4,000 in subscriptions, amid compiled school office records.
A letter from Harman, a former Kelly Commercial employee now stationed at a Georgia camp, describes slow replies, hard work, and shifting duties. He notes hot weather, a pine forest camp, and the move toward guard-duty relief as new troops arrive. He expresses appreciation for kindness shown by Mr. Mueller and plans future correspondence. The piece opens with a Phoenix, Arizona dateline May 24 and mentions a legislative action in the Arizona lower house.
A notice from the family home at 718 terday morning states a funeral will be conducted Monday at 2 PM with an Episcopal officiant. Details indicate burial at the family plot.
August Custafson plans a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the chapel of Mebermatt with the Rev Miu Mleeke officiating at Iietating.
M P Mahoney director announces funeral details for Jon Sundert and calls stockholders to meeting on Tuesday June 4 at 2 pm in Anaconda office to elect board of directors and transact other business Secretary POM Malloran announced FYI
Entry list grows for the mixed tournament at the Anzac Country Club with teams including Miss Seren asi Wood and Mrs Bowman vs Towman and Mrs Gardiner and other pairs such as Dean and Mrs Johnson, Winscott and Mrs Tuehseherer, and Whitwell and Mrs Rodgers as the draw expands after changes and new entrants.
Miss Olga M. Shearer assistant superintendent of schools will speak at the high school assembly room at 1:30 p m on How to Save In School Work Her talk is intended to improve teach ing methods and is open to the public Also noted is a nephew Joe in the 448th writing home from the front reporting health improvements and camp weariness with hope for a move to better duties.
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