Joint Rainbow Girls and De Molay install officers at Masonic temple
Several hundred members and many parents attended last night as Rainbow Girls and De Molay held joint installation ceremonies at the Masonic temple. Installing officers for De Molay were Charles Thomas and others. Rainbow Girls were led by Miriam Finn and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Charles Thomas
Harvey Thirloway
Roy Williams
Albert Fischer
de Molays
Miriam Finn
Freda Ehrlich
Estelle Loughran
Margaret Ralph
de Molay
Frank Berryman
Elmer Fitchen
Joe Kitty
Merrit Hosking
George Misevic
Fred Langdon
Mervin Fanning
Joe Pierce
Sentinel
Ray James
Reggie Bennetts
Garfield Perry
Butterworth Returns to desk after Salt Lake illness
Ralph Butterworth, chief clerk in the Union Pacific offices at Butte, has returned to his desk after a hospital stay in Salt Lake City. He is still weak and lighter but says he is improving and on the way to normal health. The item also notes a recent wage dispute in Germany affecting 800000 workers.
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Ralph Butterworth
Union Pacific
Butte
Salt Lake
Mr. Buterworth
McCormick Heads Auxiliary To Legion Post
At Silver Bow post No. 1 American Legion auxiliary meeting, Mrs Mae Lowney McCormick was elected president with Mrs Robert Potts, Mrs Owen Smithers, and Mrs E A Roberts as officers. The group plans a Memorial day parade appearance, a courthouse luncheon, and a June 15 dance at Columbia Gardens. The annual poppy sale yielded excess stock, with another sale led by Mrs McCormick planned for next Saturday.
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Ladies' Auxiliary of
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Mae Lowney McCormick
Robert Potts
Owen Smithers
E. A. Roberts
Earl K. Miller
W. J. Chapman
W. H. Haviland
Legion Auxiliary
Columbia Gardens
McCormick
Madison Parent Teacher Circle Holds Final Term Program
The Madison school gym hosted the final term program by the Madison Parent-Teacher circle. Miss Winifred Kinney spoke on signs of illness in children and prenatal and infancy care. Mrs. John Kall and Mrs. J A Enstrom reported on the district convention and next year’s location. A social hour followed refreshments.
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Madison
Winifred Kinney
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Miss Kenney
Clara Burkhard
Madison Division
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
John Kall
J. A. Enstrom
Missoula
Butte
House Probes Campaign Costs In Hoover Support
Congressional inquiry reveals $15 750 spent by Ben J. Davis and Perry W. Howard for Hoover in Georgia and Mississippi. Howard notes $11 800 spent in Mississippi and describes a lily white faction forming to back Hoover, with credentials fights to play out at Kansas City.
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Senate Committee
Ben J. Davis
Georgia
Perry W. Howard
Mississippi
Hoover
Republican Organization
Howard
Republican National Credentials Committee
Kansas City
Dundee cyclist covers 192 miles in a day
Miss Lizzie Morris of Dundee Scotland rode 192 miles from Loch Earn to Loch Lomond in a single day, completing a demanding long-distance feat.
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Lizzie Morris
Dundee
Scotland
Loch Earn
Loch Lomond
Drop of Mercury Sparks Memorial Day Alarm in Butte
Weather eyeing a 34 degree drop in eight hours raised fears of a Memorial Day snowstorm in Butte. Thermometer fell from 0 to 46 degrees overnight, recalling 1927 when 22 inches fell in 18 hours, paralyzing traffic and damaging lines. Citizens hope for milder observances at cemeteries.
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Butte
Patriotic Societies
Rainfall Lifts Montana Crops Amid Drought Areas
Farmers report showers in Dillon Carter county and parts of the state boosting crop growth while unseasonable heat and a dry spell persist in western and northwestern Montana. Agriculture officials note good alfalfa, promising orchards, and healthy livestock though a soaking rain is still needed, with beaverhead delaying sheep shearing to early June.
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Dillon
Carter County
Montana
Edward Dickey
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Experts Link Safe Crackers to Silk or Linen Gloves
May 29 in Billings fingerprint expert H. M. Hawkes of Columbus reported prints from a Lavina safe break showed the burglars wore silk or linen gloves. No new burglar activity or crews were found. five counties reported no additional operations as the thieves move through the state away from larger cities.
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Billings
Montana
H. M. Hawkes
Columbus
Lavina
Normal students return home from Dillon to Butte
Several hundred students from the State Normal school at Dillon will arrive in Butte today over the Oregon Short Line. The group includes students from across the state and many will continue their journeys home without pausing in Butte.
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State Normal School
Dillon
Butte
Oregon
Union Pacific
Probe of Women's Clubs Favored by Federation Board
In San Antonio on May 29 the General Federation of Women's Clubs executive board accepted recommendations urging a congressional investigation of all federation activities and expenditures. The action followed a report by Mrs.
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San Antonio
Texas
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Federation expands beyond culture drawing fire in Kentucky
John D. Sherman of Estes Park Colorado, president of the organization, is cited as the federation’s leader. The Henderson Kentucky Woman's Club has asked Congress to investigate the group, which now operates under a special Congressional charter. The body began with cultural aims but has recently added civic activities, which the Henderson club challenges.
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John D. Sherman
Estes Park
Col
Henderson, Ky
Woman’s Club
Congress
Henderson Club
Auto Delivery Price Reduced After Tax Repeal
The delivery price of all automobiles in the United States was reduced following the repeal of the automobile war tax. The cut ranges from 9.60 dollars on the cheapest car to 183 dollars on the most expensive models, announced by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
United States
Coolidge
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Woman Injured When Struck by Automobile at City Intersection
Mrs. Thomas Griffin was knocked down at Jackson and Copper streets by a passing auto after spotting a stolen dog on the vehicle. She was treated at Murray hospital for minor bruises. The driver identified as Aires. In a separate incident two men, W R Gould and C W Hubbard, were booked for reckless driving after a collision at Marcia street and Harrison avenue. J B Ford reported his car was struck by another vehicle near Lewis Snow.
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Thomas Griffin
Jackson
Copper Streets
Lewis Snow
Kempers
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Cormick
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Mont
John L. Dorsh
McPharland
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Tess
Columbia Floral and Hansen Floral Stores
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Tuna
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