Weather and notices from Helena district December 7 1933
Local briefs report weather data for Welena with hourly temperatures, precipitation and conditions. Entries record district court activity, jail roof work, property actions, and upcoming public events including a German language Christmas program at Intermountain Union College and a lecture on the Mood Act by J W Forbes.
Feast of Immaculate Conception Observed at St Helena
Observances for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception at St Helena include a morning cathedral mass and a pontifient high mass conducted by Rev. James J. Tare Hild with other clergy officiating. The celebration is observed as a holy day of obligation with altered Sunday hours and limited services across the diocese.
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ST. Helena
Cathedral of
St. Aerona
Elack
Nis
James J. Tare
Ingman
Death notice for Mabel Elise Gregg of Helena
Mabel Elise Gregg 17, a Mont Ward employee, died at 11 PM at the family residence 647 North Ewing Street. Born July 1, 1896 in Sacred Heart Ming she came to Montana in 1917 and Helena in 1927. Survived by husband William H. Gregg two daughters Maracly Virginia a son Toreph Lawrence Gregg and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Mra
Mabel Eliso Gregg
Montgomery Ward
Famm-Ly
North
Ewing Street
Uly
Sacred Heart
Ming
Montana
Hedreaytlia
Ryegata
Havre
Helena
Blip
Willlem HH. Gregg
Maracly
Virginia
Toreph Lawrences
Grege Iter Tarnov
Martin &Velven
Hyer
Branco Heth
Saskatchewan
Florence Tenland
Mir. A Y. Braum
Madona
Minn
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Ethel Svelven
Great Falla
Inimer
Toseph
Marvin
Stinn Seatven
Fair
Personal Notices From Helena Area Residents
Mra. 3. PL Kenrna of Townaena seeks medical care from Dr. Zona Millerta at St. Peter's Nonphal. Tr A. Morris traveled over the Northern Pacific to Chicago. Mra. Zebulon P. Metharn rests at her Helena apartment home. Mr. and Mrs. Agion Sotinaon Haye returned from a business trip in the Vutte. Mra. Kelle Winrley left for Kalamazoo Michigan via Northern Pacific. Minnaugh of Margavillo was in Metona yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Th Koon are visiting Great Falls via train and stay at the Pinear. Halal Midthin of Feotd visits her brother Robert Midthin in Helena. Mrs. Dan Crowing, formerly at St. John's hospital, returned to her home at 21 Rodney street. Mrs. Gar Dutey is a patient at St. Peter's hospital for a felon on her right hand. Mrs. William Lamy and Kahy rary returned home on Lyndale avenue after hospitalization at St. John's.
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Mucal
Moacer
Zona Millerta
St. Peter's
Tr A. Morris
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Zebulon P. Metharn
Helena
Minnaugh
Margavillo
Metona
Placer
W. Th Koon
Great Falls
Pinear
Eee Halal Midthin
Robert Midthin
Dan Crowing
St. John's Hospital
Rodney Atreet
Gar Dutey
Bt. Peter's Hospital
William Lamy
Kahy Rar
Lyndale Avenue
Aha
Bt. John's Hospital
Captiol 5 Proceeding At Fast Tempo
Montana statehouse civil works projects employ 180 men under a $200000 grant promised by Governor Cooney for Capitol rehabilitation. Workers clear earth for a parking area, plow soil with a four horse team, and dig a sewage trench. A temporary office for supervising architect JG Link is erected. Legislators follow the project and note likely employment in Helena.
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Montana State House
Governor Cooney
Washington
Montana
J.G. Link
Tings
Statehouse
Shi Helena
Dange Dance Sponsored by Young Democrats Presses Past Goal
The Young Democrats Club of Lewis and Clark county reported that a relief dance at the Placer hotel raised 200 over expenses, pushing the county relief drive over the 20,000 quota. Total receipts were 112.69 with disbursements 290.75, leaving a balance of 280.85. 209 went to the relief drive and 80.80 covered operating costs. The event drew many outside political leaders and officials from state, county, and city. President William B. Jones praised the committee and thanked supporters including the Placer hotel and Helena Independent.
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Young Democrata Club
Lewis and Clark County
Plater
Relief Association
Ned Crose
Thi
Peralan
Sidney T. Smith
Orcestra
Politheal Ard
Helena
Willam B. Jones
Placer
Helena Independent
Marlow Theater
A,dp
Curtin Company
Knox Mowershaw
Taylor Taxi Company
Coulter's Transfer Company
Cork
No body But Nancy comedy to be staged by Walther League
The Walther League of the Lutheran Church presents a three act comedy No body But Nancy by Fiorenc Mafer tonight at 8:18 in the First Taithoran church parlors at Rodney and Ninth. Cast includes Nancy King Noel Elfrieda Johnnot Sara Andrews and many others with the Tislana trio performing numbers. Admission is open to the public for an evening of entertainment with music and readings.
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Helenn
Elks Temple
North Main Street
Elka
Towh Wika
Eilis
Roosevelt
Aleen Burgan
J. ¥. Hatcher
William Siggins
Tom Smith
Nobody
Nancy
Fiorenc Mafer
Rodney
Sentar Walther League
Muateni
Tislana
Mixsea Joan Young
Marian Young
Bernice Unter
Tienry
Lee Schimpf
Nancy King
Dant Noel
Elfrieda Johnnot
Saran Andrews
Blain Lohmann
Sue Andrews
Saral'a Nieeg
Charlotte Merahda
Adeline Perkins
Margaret 2Lorlor
Luella
Germans Wilt Free Prisoners in Poland Policy Debate
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Hermann Wilhelm Göring announced a plan to grant a Christian gift to some political prisoners in Prussia. He signaled a shift toward releasing prisoners while stressing continued strict control and suppression of Marxist and Communist movements, even if preventive custody rules are loosened.
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Berlin
Dee T
Harmann William Gorring
Pruania
Matea
Helidaya
Goring
Sale of Christmas Seals Start at State House
Lilian Wanderer and Antoinette Parish, student nurses at St. Jon's hospital, will head a four seal tooth sale at the state capital this afternoon. The drive supports the school nursing program with proceeds aiding tuberculosis fight education for state employees and plaza capitol workers who have not yet received gifts. Mrs. Henrietta Crockett, chairwoman of arrangements, said the booth will offer a chance to buy seals and help the cause.
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Lilian Wanderer
Antoinette Parish
St. Jon's Hospital
Galo
Helena
Plaza Capitol
Mall
Ternnitol
Henrietta Crockett
Choquette reports seven highway and utility right of way actions
Choquette reports seven applications for rights of way on private roads and state highways. Actions involve Gallatin Cascade Glacier and other counties for road, water and gas projects. Applicants include Montana Power Gas, Montana-Pakotn Power, and Julia W Mutter among others.
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Icon Choquette
Falcon County
Blaina County
Julia W. Mutter
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Highway Commission
Garfield County
Marshman dies at Onan residence in Montana notes
A heart disease claimed A C Marshman of Rond formerly of Thelena. He partnered with Henry Nicholl at Helena Carrings Works during his time there and ran the Sterling hotel in Monan for two years. Survived by widow and several children and grandchildren. brothers named in California and Monan. Also mentions a Monterrey kidnapping plot involving officials' son.
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A. C. Marshman
Rond
Thelena
Lelow
Ar. Marshman
Velen
Henry Nicholl
Helena Carrings Works
Prst
Sterling
Honan
J. K. Bowen
Epikit Linke
Auath
Clark
Haro
Coleman
Gerald
Delwhy
Monan
Hagemond
Log Reach
Calif
A. M. Aldrich
Mono- Jula
Mrs Margaret Davis Dies in Missoula and Is Returned
The body of Mrs. Margaret Davis former vouideunt of Molen died at her Missoula home and is due to arrive today by Northern Pacific. She is grandmother to Leal Lyle Helena photographer and will be escorted by granddaughter Mrs Margaret Derrick. Services set for Friday at Kahler chapel with burial in Forestvale cemetery. Born in Glasgow Scotland she came to the United States about 29 years ago for pursuit of a new life.
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Margaret Davis
Molen
Missoula
Nown
Paols
Davie Ia
Leal Lyle
Helena
Mra Margaret
Derrick
Davis
Glasgow
Scotland
Federal employment official visits Montana offices in Helena
Mastin Towle of Washington and J. Ch mvaintant spent a brief time in Helena yesterday consulting State Director St Ht Purcell and Associate Director W Bridges. With Mr Bridges he visited Great Falls and planned stops at Missoula Anaconda and Butte before returning east in about three weeks to complete the Montana survey. In her Helena home, she has lately resided in Missoula.
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Washington
J. Ch
W. Frank Persons
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Helena
St. Ht. Purcell
Agsoclite
W. Tt. Bridges
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East
Missoula
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Butte
Montana
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