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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
7
City News Weather for Montanat Meally fart Monday and Muonday with various ads and notices. Items list services from hairdressing to radiator work, phonographs, furniture, clothing disposal, and funeral arrangements. Includes names like Dr. Walt, Mrs. Green, and Messrs. Wersky and Kantor along with addresses such as 611 Tower building and 8 Tuller ave.
The funeral for John Ludwig takes place this afternoon at two o clock in the EO O Fi temple with the Rev W B Spaulding of St Pauls NM K church officiating. Burial follows at T O O F cemetery. Arrangements are by Hermann & Co. Ludwig died last Saturday at his family home 1937 Billings Avenue.
W J Kirby mining engineer of Spokane Wash was killed Saturday night by a 73 foot fall while inspecting East Pacific mining property near Winston for an Spokane syndicate. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. His body shipped to Spokane with J L Dirk. Kirby, 52, is survived by a widow and other relatives.
The Whiladorian Literary society held a pre holiday meeting with a camp fire program in Melena hall chapel room. Decorations created a forest camp atmosphere with boughs screens and colored lighting. The program featured songs, reels, stunts, and glee club selections by Ada Haeagg and others. Members participated in games and refreshments followed by brief remarks from Mildred Treloar.
The Lewis and Lark County Dental Society will be reorganized this evening at 610 jy the Eddy cafe. The meeting follows a conference held two weeks ago in the office of Dr. T. P. Regan.
The Mount St Charles College Christmas vacation starts Monday December 21 at 9 am and ends January 6 with classes resuming January 7. On Thursday evening the club hosts a Christmas banquet where lettermen in football receive their sweaters. The program features college orchestra selections, college quartet vocal numbers, and talks by Captain Don Murphy, Coach Varaly Risteen, and Father McVeigh with Eddie Carolie Commers as toastmaster. A captain will be selected to lead the Fighting Saints in the 1926 season.
The public library lists current works across genres including Social History, Biography, Travel, Sociology, Natural History, Useful Arts, Fine Arts, and Literature. Notable entries include The Story Teller's Story, Paris Through an Atlas, Negro in Our History, Evolution of the Earth, Chess Guide, Book of Gardens, Wind and the Rain, Democracy, and Tales by Chesterton and Rostand among many.
Mount St. Chistes college public speaking class announces an illustrated lecture on the World Landmarks by Willard Rivers, a class member. This marks the first program in a series to develop college speakers for debates and the annual oratorical contest.
Sara Smith daughter of Mes Frank Smith of Helena and Dr W Gossard of Emimblew wed on Wednesday November 25 at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Ciel Applestone in Innerlaken. Rev J W Power of Seattle conducted vows in front of a small group. The bride wore a king Kinesth gown with an orchid corsage. A simple luncheon followed. The couple left for a wedding trip to Olympia and Portland and returned to Puniclaw Sunday, residing at the Hotel Sec-Ennur.
Paul K Hennessy of Butte, an honor student and graduate in history, plans to read at Oxford for a Bachelor of Laws degree. He holds the William C Rives Fellowship at Virginia and is an instructor there, noted for versatility in sports and editorial work, and is the younger son of late Daniel J Hennessy, pioneer merchant.
Officials report a heated federation meeting following Miss Halkavar’s election and a poll of college students on United States entry into the World Court. The largest survey of Albany college students showed 1053 favoring entrance now, 7930 favoring earlier reservations. The executive committee includes leaders from the University of Denver and other institutions.
Townsend residents Parrett and Wil Cayo visit. Dr Louie Melgill from Point Ston ing details. R A Costes travels on business. Byron Tielorest and Mrs Ta Grandin noted at the Placer. Attorney Tt Murphy and others referenced in a city bustle context.
Boston reports that a marine hospital describes a camel as hard boiled after an incident at an aviation show. Frank Nanilon attempted a camel mount, toppled, suffered a broken wrist and potential foot fracture. Sheik the camel remained distressed with possible internal injuries at a veterinary hospital. Police Arrow Aids Traffic in Manchester Eng Marlow patents phosphorescent traffic arrow worn on wrist for visibility.
A Chopin concert by M. Hirschfeld, benefitting Abe Christan seals fund, is set for tonight at the Placer Grill. The event was moved from Monday due to a minor finger injury Hirschfeld sustained in practice.
Miss Rose Zurn, an employee of Sundenn Ferguson company for two years, died yesterday afternoon after months of gradual decline. She lived with her aunt Mrs Hazareth McQuay at 23 South Rodney Street and is survived by her sister Mrs Chris Flansen of Wort Hospital. Born in New York City in 1900s era, she was a member of a local Rebekah lodge. Burial plans uncertain, possibly at LO Co. F. cemetery or beside her uncle at Winnebago near Minneapolis. Arrangements are by Herrmann & Company.
All parents of high school pupils are invited to the High School Parent-Teacher Circle meeting this evening in the assembly room at 8 o'clock. Justice Tal Matthews and P F Roberts will give brief addresses, and refreshments will be served by students of the school.
A Congregational church crowd attended a Chinese Lingese play titled Remembers. Chinese children participated notably, adding feature value to the performance. William H. Chairman of the board of directors and president of the Florida... railway died.
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