New Washing ton Parlor Furnaces Feature Hot Blast
New improved Washing ton Parlor Furnaces claim best economy with Hot Blast and Draft Combustion Chambers. Air Duet offers 30 percent more air circulation, yielding about 25 percent fuel savings.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
11
New improved Washing ton Parlor Furnaces claim best economy with Hot Blast and Draft Combustion Chambers. Air Duet offers 30 percent more air circulation, yielding about 25 percent fuel savings.
A recent committee meeting outlined Slimday afternoon events at the Anaconda celebration. The program includes drawings and contests with prizes, a short program starting at 1 PM, and races for children and adults, featuring multiple age groups and a union labels contest. Committee members AL Talty FA Daniels CT Pastor Ben Catlin Heeret P werin Brame cher dames Shepherd Meter Jat Rankin Clarence Wels Mahar spearhead the planning.
Anaconda news items detail visitors, new births, hospital patients, upgrades at local businesses, car sales, and social notices. Names include Louis Cullen, Mary Quigley, Mrs John P Tlener, and Florence Turke among residents visiting or returning from duty, school staff changes, and community events.
Republicans complete county organization as central committee meets at SIG hall on Wednesday night. W. L. Coltdne elected chairman and CW Lakes named state chairman. committee includes Harvey Moore precinct 1, W W Warper precinct 2, Dave Mentre precinct 4, M Mendrickson precinct 6, AL Copinus precinct 8, CW Lohr precinct 9, Steve Slanich precinct 7, John Pisin precinct 2, WT Smith precinct 10, Al Powell precinct 11, Heuser precinct 13, George Brolin precinct 10, George Fairweather precinct 18, William Lorenz precinct 16, Charles Taitner precinct 17, and others listed.
Gene Mackernon infant son of Mr and Mrs James Ro Mickelson died yesterday at the home of his grandparents at 614 Front Street after an illness of more than a week. He was born in Anaconda on May 2 1924. The funeral will be Saturday afternoon from the home of Mr and Mrs Smet and services will be conducted at St Peter's Church at 2 o'clock.
Antone Sodya a Tutte resident for six years died yesterday at Galen hospital where he had been a patient since February. The body was taken to C A Tuttle mortuary. He is survived by four daughters and two sons including Mrs C Joy, Mone Sodya, Helen Sodya, Frank Bodya, Joseph Sodya and Braye Sodya. Funeral arrangements were set for Sunday afternoon with interment in Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis Landreville, noted Anaconca pioneer matron, died recently and was laid to rest after funeral services at her home 611 Kart Front Street. The cortege went to St Herer’s Church for a 9 o’clock requiem Mass. Walter Turhacherer led Ave Maria while Mrs. Lande vile and others sang Rome Kwene Day and Shail Hee Minn Kame Day. Pallbearers included Arthur For for avi Pare Charlen Campbell Jack Flynn James O’Leary and Jack Tavernia. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery.
A man pleaded guilty in Pringles court to a charge and was fined. Co-defendant was discharged. Emmett Soallon and Mike Cailan faced drunkenness charges and forfeited bonds after missing court. A trucking driver, Terry Lee, was booked on a motor vehicle incident. A dying English woman reportedly received charity funds for four decades.
Anaconda Kiwanis members debated the Underprivileged Child as a key international concern led by Mr. Taylor past president of local clubs. He warned youths misjudge dangers, urging recognition of risks as consequences loom. A committee was formed to solicit Anaconda merchants for an event and a Great Falls game date was discussed with speakers including M S Taylor and H M Cutts.
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