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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1923

Page

2

Silver Bow Park Garden Club Forms in Suburb

The Silver Bow Park division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club organized at Mrs. Arthur W. Filton’s home on Locust street with officers elected. They set meetings for the second and fourth Wednesdays and plan their next gathering June 13 at Mrs. Carpino’s residence. A surprise party honored Mrs. Carlson at her East Second street home with cards music dancing and a midnight luncheon.

Silver Bow Park Rocky Mountain Garden Club Arthur W. Filton Locust Street A. W. Filton E. Daly Adams Street J. Carpino Locust J. W L. T. Nelson Ivor Johnson Oscar Nelson Frank Carlson FE. Mickelson Ted Carson H. C. Bertwell A. J. Marsh Henry Marsch Fanning Solo Mrs. Benson Mary Williams Leonard Waters Laura Sarah Bellis Mrs. Stockman Moore Jones Garfield Roberta Sam Larsen Noxon Mont 1540 C Street Larsen Sweet Afton Jillian Parker Joseph Flynn Robert Gribble Charles Konarski Juanita Lillian Parker Lena Lowney Frances Sologub Nightingale Anna _ Troyer Edith Bersanti Harold Griener Teed Ada Askew Anna Troyer Floryan Kifawa Pal O’ Mine Edith Abersand J. Remington Floryan Kijawa Anna Trover Leslie Johnson Mary MacGowan Tacoma T. P. Manley Farrell Street Maud Manley Coast South Side George McKenzie Ralph Lewis Duncan Morrison John Page Charles Buerke Fred Chapman Greeley School Santa Ucia Mary Connelly Forsa Oscar Huskanen Robin Charlotte Price Walter Galahan Ong Long Aro Frieda Reosell Farmer Stebbins Awheel

Sherman School Graduates Celebrate With Roses and Play

Walkerville news reports the Sherman school graduating class on a May afternoon. The halls overflowed with red roses and ferns in class colors purple and yellow as each graduate wore a red rose. A play titled School of a Hundred Years Ago was performed by Teacher Thelma Burns and pupils including Ruth Bond and Elden Bertrand. Diplomas were presented by principal Miss Theo Russell and trustee Bertrand presented Miss Katherine Burke with a fountain pen. The graduate list includes Thelma Burns Agnes Parisot Edrie Cunningham Helena Berryman Ernestine Richards Ruth Bond Clifford Williams Josephine Andrews Esther Bennett Frances Sivalon Rose Wyatt Virginia Debert i Annie Medvit Elden Bertrand Frank Ralph Ferne Tretheway.

Sherman School Thelma Burns Ruth Bond Elden Bertrand Frank Ralph Sone Esther Bennetts Helen Berryman Presner Ernestine Richards Montana Agnes Parisot Josephine Andrews Rosa Wyatt Irene Tretheway Clifford Williams Virginia Deberti Edrie Cunningham Annie Medvit Frances Sivalon Santa Lucia Theo Russell Katherine Burke Miss Burke Bertrand Helena Berryman

Local notices and events from Philipsburg May 26

J Itter and Leslie L Savage of New York attend to business from Moose Lake. Edward Sebasky visits Anaconda friends. Mr and Mrs Eward Miller take Milton Doe home from St James hospital. Mrs M B Doe and Miss Margaret Doe return from Butte. Attorney John A Stage of Anaconda attends to business. Jee Voyer and Gus John Gorman attend junior prom. McLeod family returns from Maxville for Metcalf funeral. Granite county high school closes. graduation at McDonald theater. Union service at Methodist church with Rev F Anstice. topic The Perils of the American Home. Miss Margaret to sing. Epworth League officers elected: Earl Eckley president. Fred Superneau vice president. Agnes Maehl Ellen Phillips vice presidents. Margaret Donnelly treasurer. Helen Hendrickson secretary. Eckley first young man to preside in years. Funeral of William Metcalf at William Metcalf residence. Rev F Anstice officiates. City flag at half mast, stores closed for funeral. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.

Philipsburg J. ®. Itter Frog Pond Leslie L. Savage New York City Moose Lake Edward Sebasky Anaconda Eward Miller Butte Milton Doe St. James’ Hospital M. EB. Doe Margaret Doe John A. Stage Jee Voyer Gus John Gorman R. R. McLeod Maxville McLeods Metcalf Granite County High School McDonald Theater F. Anstice Margaret Epworth League of the Methodist Church Earl Eckley Fred Superneau Fred Eckley Agnes Maehl Ellen Phillips Margaret Donnelly Helen Hendrickson William Metcalf William Methodist Church Tennyson S. F E. McClees Angus Johnston Jasper Swuffman W. S. Power J. D. Kennedy EE. E. Springer Tanne Hugh Cummings D. M. Durfee Nick Noe W. EB. Moore M. Robie

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