Butte High School Glee Club Concert on Tap
Wisittrea Derry Rosemary King Navmni Hildreth Hallie Stephens Fabrick and Dorothy Smith headline a concert program at the Butte high school auditorium with selections by the white club piano trio glee club and a dance sketch. The show airs on KGIR today between five and six o'clock and repeats tonight. Members include Jane Fabrick Rose- (text cut)
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Wisittrea Derry
Rosemary King
Navmni Hildreth
Hallie Stephens
Ane Fabrick
Dorothy Smith
Butte High School
Glee Club
Butte
KGIR
Jazz Reaches Diplomats as American Music Fits Foreign Balls
Harold Veo a renowned orchestra director says jazz spread through foreign embassies via Washington diplomacy. He notes diplomats first hear it and seek to connect with their folk songs, sending records home. Washington diplomatic balls favor American rhythm over hot music with foxtrot ballads and waltzes. Veo, great grandson of Lubarski, ties modern music to a long flute lineage.
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New York City
Washington
Harold Veo
Veo
Europe
America
Yeo
Lubarski
Catharine
Local Names List Highlights Montana Figures Across Towns
A compilation of names linked to cities such as Butte Helena Great Falls Missoula Dillon Virginia City and Bozeman. The roster includes Naomi Hild Smith Leone McCoy Winifred Derry Ella Cole June Emerson Ellen Rie mer Dorothy Barkenbus Lois Potter Hallie Stephens Jeanette Bell Geraldine Smith Virginia City Lillie Ralph Valor Virginia Walden Mary Williams Blanche Fousek Violet van der Vor Josephine Michel Margaret Knudsen among others.
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Whiea Club
Mother Machree
Blanche Wousek
India
Violet von der Vor
Margaret Knudsen
Josephine Michel
Fern Murrell
Miss von der Vor
Blue Belles of Scotland
Winifred Derry
June Emerson
Jeanette Bell
Virginia Walden
Geraldine Smith
Butte
Naomi Hild Smith
Brown
Dillon
Leone McCoy
Twin Bridges
Ella Cole
Great Falla
Ellen Riemer
Saco
Dorothy ‘Barkenbus
Missoula
Lois Potter
Redstone
Hallie Stephens
Willow Creek
Virginia City
Lillie Ralph
Valor
Helena
Mary Williams
Bozeman
Blanche Fousek
Great Falls
Violet van der Vor
Josephine Michel Butte
County approves $20000 for state road improvements
The board announced a $20000 allocation for the state road, with the Oliver lane still impassable. A county road crew will work on the troublesome stretch as soon as conditions allow. The T. E. Ackerman estate is settled and reimbursed, and Charles Norris of Dell is named official exterminator for the gopher district between Snowline and Kidd.
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Oliver Lane
T. E. Ackerman
Charles Norris
Dell
Gopher Extermination
Snowline
Kidd
Beavers Off For Interscholastic Meet
Beavers head to state meet with Henry Hignight nearing a pole vault state mark after topping 11 feet. Major Dansie to enter broad jump and hurdles. All three district winners from Butte travel with Jane Herndon Georgiana Crouse representing The Beaver and Miss Betty Mae Calkins Dillon rep in declamation. Olive Scholz and Coach Gunderson accompany contestants.
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Henry Hignight
Asemanth
Dansie
Butte
Jane Herndon
Georgiana Crouse
the Beaver
Betty Mae Calkins
Dillon
Olive Scholz
Coach Gunderson
Dillon Man Dies Sud Denly in Honolulu
A Dillon native born in 1867 who moved to California, then Hawaii to live with his daughter, died suddenly in Honolulu. He served long as clerk of the Dillon school board. survived by daughter Mrs Himrod and son Ralph. His body will be cremated and ashes brought to Dillon for interment beside his wife.
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California
Honolulu
Ohio
Dillon
Himrod
Ralph
Sneak Thief Steals Star Sedan From Ranch Garage
William Jacobson, a ranch operator south of town, found his Star sedan missing from his garage last Tuesday morning. The burglary occurred after ten o'clock Monday evening and the car was driven away.
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William Jacobson
Beaverhead Sheepmen Report Record Lambing Rate
Beaverhead county sheepmen report high lambing percentages despite bad weather. The Carter Livestock Company counted 1,540 lambs from 1,200 ewes, a 129 percent yield, with lambing overseen by Frank McLean.
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Beaverhead County
Carter Livestock Company
Frank McLean
DAV EVANS DIES AT SON'S HOME AT MELROSE
The 86 year old DAV EVANS, native of Wales, died of a heart attack at his son's home in Melrose Montana after returning from California. He moved to Wisconsin as a youth, later settled in Montana to ranch near Melrose, retired ten years ago, and was well known in the area.
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Evans
California
Thanami
Wisconsin
Montana
Melrose
Funeral services held for resident with local and out of state kin
The funeral for a Dillon resident includes relatives from Pasadena Calgary Los Angeles and Dillon. The Dillon Masonic fraternity conducts the services at St James Episcopal Church with Rev H N Tragitt officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery.
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Ters
Jean
Pasadena
Cal
Ed Free
Calgary
Canada
Ann Morrison
James Mills
Los Angeles
David van Evans
Dillon
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon Masonic Fraternity
H. N. Tragitt
St. James Church
Mountain View Cemetery
School presents operetta with student cast and orchestra
The high school stage show features a long list of student performers led by Helen Ida Best and June Randolph with a separate orchestra including Floyd Hull and William Bates. The production showcases a large ensemble of players and musicians in a community theater effort.
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Helen Ida Best
June Randolph
Barbara Bayerd
Frances Caverly
Virginia Randolph
Jessie Tope
Louise Dillie
Helen Waldemar
Virginia Backus
Mary Barkenbus
Catherine Bates
Alma Olsen
Marie Brown
Edith Hughes
Jane Herndon
Mae Selway
Christina Anderson
Lois Crichton
Sue Johnston
Frances Churchill
Audrey Churchill
Anna Mautz
Heeter Olsen
Alma Christensen
Eleanor Wheat
Dorothy Evans
Nora Johnson
Inez Stinson
Elizabeth Ballard
Thelma Tallent
Betty Roe
Mary Decker
Floyd Hull
William Bates
Thomas Morrow
Herman Schwab
Alta May Fidler
Anna Lee Briggs
Ashley Roberts
Lulu Belle Gilman
New Accommodations for Livestock at Fair Grounds
The article notes plans for new livestock facilities at the fair grounds to improve race meet events. It explains construction details and expected impact on center stage activities and spectator appeal.
Fair Dates Set For September Exhibition
The association will devote every effort to realize that aim with work to begin on the premium list soon. The fair dates are September 18, 19 and 20.
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Nity
Annual State Meeting of Baptists Held Here
The Montana Baptist convention gathers with church leaders and social service directors. Dr. Elliott speaks on The Youth of the Church and Why a Church. Mrs. H F Compton of Seattle attends with women in council and national work. New state ministers H B Best S A Thweatt and H W Arthur will also present addresses. A report on the Northern Baptist convention survey will be discussed. A fellowship supper closes the gathering with Tom J Dadeat addressing attendees.
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Elliott
H. F. Compton
Seattle
H. B. Best
Billings
A. Thweatt
Miles City
H. W. Arthur
Kalispell
Northern Baptist Convention
Tom J.da ; Deat
The
Nels
First Baptist Dil lon Hosts Baptist Convention Delegates
The report of the convention board and Billings resident den are noted for delegates. Rev. R. C. Shannon leads First Baptist church of Dillion with its committees preparing entertainment and expecting a large Baptist guest turnout.
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Den
Billings
Convention Board
First Baptist Church of
Dillon
R. C. Shannon
Fourth of July Finance Committee Raises 8000 for Celebration
The Fourth of July Finance Committee raised eight thousand dollars for a community celebration featuring a parade flying circus Butte miner band sports program free barbecue day and night fireworks dance and an oratorical contest. It is believed to be the most elaborate event in this section of the state.
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Butte Miner
Vocational Conference Draws Seventy Delegates
An afternoon session opened with a welcome address urging continuing high school studies. Mrs. Willis spoke on Citizenship and Mrs. Black discussed Books for Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls. Virginia Randolph delivered the oration on The Significance of the Constitution, placing third in a recent contest. A trio including Bates Roberts Hoffman performed musical selections under L A Gregory before adjournment.
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F. D. Willis
H. D. Black
Virginia — Randolph
Wiliam ‘Bates
Ashley Roberts
Helen ‘Hoffman
L.A. Gregory
Girl Scout Work Highlighted at Grandview Farm Event
Mrs. Scott Fries of the national council spoke on Girl Scout work at Grandview poultry and rabbit farm. The Butte Girl Scouts gave a demonstration. A lunch was served at the high school Saturday noon by home science class girls.
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Scott Fries
National Council of Girl Scouts
Butte Girl Scouts
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