St Vincent Alumni Hold 18th Reunion and Night Show
One hundred eighty graduates of St. Vincent academy attended the 18th annual alumni reunion and business meeting in the academy refectory. Officers chosen include Ann Rogan president and Mrs Towhy first vice president. The event featured a class night program with a fashion show parody on 1876 styles, music acts, and a will filing, closing with the class song. Proceeds from a recent concert totaled 320 dollars for academy scenery in the new Immaculata hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent Academy
Re Union
Alumni Association
Ann Rogan
Helena
P. D. Towhy
Helmville
George K. Dick
Missoula
Thomas F. Mar~an
Towhy
Academy
Peter J. McHugh
Mary Garrity
Isabel Rogan
Margaret Brown
Raymond T. Nagle
Mary Claudia Foltz
John O'Connor
The
Arademy
Esther McCormick
George Mason
Association
Katherine Meagher
Butte
Beatrice Wright
Ora Tibbetts
Kathryn Westphal
Dorothy McManus
Mary Johnson
Irene Foley
Fern Appman
Teresa Kane
Vinnie Weggenman
Want
Agnes Keene
Marabeth Sullivan
Cecelia Everett
Roe Mantz
Margaret Sullivan
Joy Sherman
Maxine Judkins
Rosemary Sillers
Julia O'Hearn
Marinett Keene
Florence Enright
Carrie Smith
Florence Schneider
Margaret Stead
Marinell Keene
Kathryn Cafferty
Mary Helen Lanstyak
Helena Real Estate Transfers in Helena Townsite
Ernest Jarvis of Helena sells lot 69 block 2 in Helena townsite to Robert R Turner of Helena for 250 dollars. Robert R Turner and Margaret Turner sell lot v block 2 in Helena townsite to Augusta Pietz of Helena for one dollar.
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Ernest Jarvis
Helena
Robert R. Turner
Elena
Robert R
Margaret Turner
Augusta Pietz
Primary in Iowa Has Usual Go P Scandal
In Iowa the primary campaign to renominate Senator Brookhart features charges of postal law violations. George W. Clarke, Cummins campaign manager, accuses Brookhart of using franked envelopes to push literature, claiming hundreds circulated nationwide. Clarke cites connections to Senators Borah Reed and Reed as evidence of the alleged frame up.
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Iowa
Tes. Moines
George W. Clarke
A. B. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart
Cummins
Brookhart
Senate
Senator Cummins
Frank J. Taynd
Broathart
Cummings
Clarke
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Brookhart Committee
Fred W Ayres Pioneer Printer Dies After Stroke
Fred W Ayres a 23 year veteran printer at the Record Herald shop died at 7 30 last night at his home 1035 Twelfth avenue from two recent strokes of paralysis Born in Champaign Illinois August 21 1860 he learned printing at 16 and worked on Urbana Herald Champaign News Decatur News and the Montana Record Herald He was a charter member of Typographical Union No 44 survived by his widow Mrs Matie Ayres and two brothers H L Ayres and Darwin Ayres Funeral arrangements to be announced by Opp and Conrad and the Montana Record Herald staff extend condolences.
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Fred W. Ayres
Record- Herald
Twelth Avenue
Mr. Ayres
Matie Ayres
H. L. Ayres
Montana Record-Herald
Ayres
Typographical Union No. 44
Champaign
Helena
Opp
Conrad
Policy on Liquor Acts Sparks Federal Local Power Debate
Congressional debate centers on federalism as proposals surface to curb executive orders enabling state and local police to enforce liquor laws. The judiciary panel weighs bills advancing jail terms for first offense liquor offenses and seeks alignment with past acts while considering referendums and enforcement tightening measures.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Anniversary of Fort Moultrie Battle Observed in Charleston
Charleston will observe the 10th anniversary of the Fort Moultrie battle June 27 to 29 with high officials and Annapolis midshipmen in attendance. A monument to Sergeant William Jasper on Charleston Battery will be honored for his rescue of the Palmetto flag under fire at the harbor fort.
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Charleston
5. C
Army
Navy
Annapolis
Fort Moultrie
William Jasper
Paris Cafes Serve Tea Chocolate Coffee Ice Cream Menu
Paris eateries offer a simple menu featuring tea chocolate coffee and ice cream with spirits such as vodka whisky and gin. The note reflects wartime scarcity and lingering cravings among locals and visitors alike.
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Paris
High Court Sets Aside Disbarment Recommendations
Montana Supreme Court yesterday set aside the referee’s recommendation in the disbarment case against T F McCue of Great Falls former North Dakota attorney general. The ruling followed McCue’s objection that he was not notified of the hearing before Judge E K Cheadle. Charges include defrauding a client perjury and issuing worthless checks. The referee had urged revoking McCue’s license.
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E. K. Cheadle
Great Falls
T. F. McCue
North Dakota
Montana Supreme
McClue
Cheadle
Potato Growers To Meet Friday Night In Warren Schoolhouse
A meeting for discussion of insect control marketing and publicity of potato brands will be held Friday night in the Warren schoolhouse. Called by A E Cramer president of the Prickly Pear Potato Growers association at Bismarck North Dakota June 2 - North Dakota to form a unit of the anti saloon league the last state to organize FF Scott McBride says previous efforts failed due to strong dry sentiment.
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Warren
A. KE. Cramer
Prickly Pear Potato Growers Association
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
FF. Scott McBride
Drive workers urged to press on for scouting funds
At a Helena luncheon, campaign workers pledged a vigorous drive to raise five thousand dollars for the local Boy Scout program. Lester Loble heads the effort as eight troops are expected to grow to at least fourteen by year end. R O Kaufman and others stressed scouting benefits for youths advancing into business and professional life. Reports planned at another Eddy cafe luncheon. In unrelated items, T V O Connor is reappointed to the boarding field, and Gertrude Ederle again fails in her English Channel swim attempt.
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The
Eddy
Lester Loble
Focal Council
Drive
Helena
R. O. Kaufman
Fred Robinson
Department of Scouting Education
Jana R J. Martin
Intermountain College
Eddy Cafe
Federal raids target downtown. bonds posted downtown
Federal prohibition agents raided two or three downtown locations late last night. Names of those arrested were unavailable as bonds were posted and no one was jailed. Arraignments before the U S commissioner are expected today. Nine William and Mary students were expelled for cheating on a final English exam after conviction by the student honor council and were ordered to leave by today.
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U. S
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Stue Dent
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Brackman
Thousand Isle
Jackson
Richter
Pp & G
the Realty Record
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Marty Daugherty
New York
Judiciary
Roiess
Senate Judiciary
Ideal Bakery
R. J
Kayser
Parker
Switzerland
Georgette
Helena’s Friendly Home
Ogout Drive
T. V. O'Connor
Buffalo
Coolidge
Gertrude Ederle
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