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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
3
Suzanne Tenglen writes the second Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance piece attacking French amateur tennis. She hints at promoting an Open tournament and promises more personal insight on American shifts later this month.
Suzanne Lengien argues French amateur rules distort tennis by forcing players to seek paid exhibitions or subterfuges to cover travel and hotel costs. She cites the Nameless Tennis club in the Alps, gate receipts, and the open-meet idea as solutions, urging modernization and professional openness.
Interior decorator Mrs Meredith Humphrey will give a free lecture at the Finien hotel on More Beauty in the Homes. She urges fewer wall pictures, more room and better arranging of selected pieces to enhance sunsets and overall effect. She notes homes often overfurnished and economies in decor.
Marion recounts her ordeal in Out of the Storm in True Story Magazine for October. A thrilling soul stirring true life narrative, the piece invites readers to witness a dramatic personal trial.
The Sistine Madonna, originally by Tallan Ta Chael, hangs at St Patrick's Church on the altar's west side as a gift from Charles Clark and Venus. Father Venus notes the church is a fitting home for the work, praising the Clarks for the donation and its religious and artistic value to the parish.
Patrick Ryan a longtime Butte resident and former mine worker died yesterday morning at his home 413 Anaconda read His native New Jersey origin is noted and he leaves three sisters in New Jersey and two stepsons John and Leo Martin of Butte His wife died in Butte about a year ago He was a member of Loyal Order of Moose No 431 of Butte Body at Sherman Reed Mrs Opal Avouris age 22
Mrs Avouris, wife of John Avouris, deceased after a two week illness. She had moved to Butte last April following their marriage and was a native of Irish. Survived by husband, two children from a prior marriage Evelyn and Patilie, her parents Mr and Mrs Ak. Silverwood of Eden arrived recently. Also surviving two brothers and an aunt. Extant lent ttn thought probable they love many.
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