Large nurses attend state convention in Placer hotel
A large turnout of registered nurses opened the annual state association convention at the Placer hotel. Miss Floss Kerlee welcomed delegates, with Rev. Hoff giving the invocation and Mrs. Augusta Ariss delivering the response. Mary E. Gladwin stressed education while talks and sections covered surgical nursing, anesthesia, bedside care, X ray, and public health nursing. Visiting nurses enjoyed luncheons and a tea, with open house at Fort Harrison hospital this afternoon.
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State Association
Placer Hotel
Floss Kerlee
Warm Springs
N.C. Hoff
Mount St. Charles College
W. Stewart
M. Augusta Ariss
Great Fails
Mary E. Gladwin
St. Paul
Helen C. Mead
R. N
Kalispetl General Hospital
Louis W. Allard
Billings
W. W. Pennington
Butte
J. X. Newman
Helena
Mary Alphonsus
Katispell General Hospital
Lydia Goodsmanson
Murray Hospital
Augusta Ariss
Great Falls
Ann EK
Waring
Acton
M. ©. Gates
Montana Dental Society
Frances Sage Bradley
C. BE. K. Vidal
Stata Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Galen
Gladys McGuire
City Health Department
Emeline Gonery
Baker
Ann K. Waring
Actat
Fort Harrison Hospital
New Passing Show dazzles at Winter Garden with lavish scenes
The Passing Show at the New York Winter Garden promises spectacular scenic grandeur in scenes like The Royal Wedding at Westminster and The Beginning of the French Revolution. A 150 person cast leads a 73 member beauty chorus with stars Georgia Price Brendel and Bert supported by a long list of performers under J J Shubert.
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New York Winter Garden
Messrs. Shubert
Marlow West
Westminster
New
Ing
Georgia Price
Brendel
Bert
Margaret Breen
Vera Ross
Jan Moore
Louise Blakely
Ann Lowenworth
Edgar Atchison Esiy
William Pringle
James Hamilton
John Emerson Haynes
Nurses to Host Informal Dance at Shrine Temple
In Tuskegee, the nurses association sponsors a public informal dance at the Shrine temple tonight with Miss Mary Talotz and Miss Rose Hollenback in a program featuring Gorting's Night Hymn of the Sea. The item also notes the death of Alan-Margaret J. Washington, widow of Booker T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute.
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Mary Talotz
Rose Hollenback
Jbunits
St. Vincent Academy
Katherine Casserty
Gorting
Mymn of the
Nurses’ Association
Tuskegee
Alan
Margaret J. Washington
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institte
Seed Pea Outlook In Helena Valley Seed Crop Update
Purdy of the Gallatin Valley Seed company praises the 379 acre seed pea crop in the Helena Valley area. He expects a strong outlook for this year and notes the peas will be shipped to Wisconsin in the fall after harvest.
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Purdy
Gallatin Valley Seed Company
Helena ‘Alley
Bozeman
Wisconsin
Alice Terry in Any Woman shows new typing role on screen
Alice Terry appears as a typewriter wielding office assistant in Any Woman, Henry King directing for Paramount. The stately star trained two weeks before filming, mastering keyboard work to deliver a distinctive performance alongside Henry Kolker Lawson Butt Arthur Hoyt Margarita Fischer Thelma Morgan and Ernest Gillen. Any Woman runs at the Marlow today and tomorrow with matinee and evening shows.
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Alice Terry
Arthur Somers Roche
Henry King
Paramount
Miss Terry
Alice
Henry Kolker
Lawson Butt
Arthur Hoyt
Margarita Fischer
Jamies Neil
Thelma Morgan
Ernest Gillen
Marlow
Rmutines
Commencement Program At St Vincent Academy Tonight
Eighteen girls will receive diplomas at St. Vincent Academy in St Helena Hall. Bishop John P. Carrail will address the graduates. Names include Julia Connell, Genevieve Codlen, Frances Conomes, Theresa Teplazes, and others. Medals awarded and diplomas conferred. Class motto is He Who Maintains, colors blue and gold, patroness St. Joan of Arc.
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ST. Vincent Academy
ST. Helena Hall
St. Vincent
Julia Marie Connell
Genevieve Mary Codlen
Frances Lillian Conomes
Theresa
Marie Teplazes
Mary Irancas Everett
Anna Agnes Elisweth
Dorothy Cecelia Kelley
Mary Ann Loran
Mary Cecelia Marrick
Melen Josephing Nickolas
Victoria Catherine Paul
Helen
Istelle Roc
Edna Marie Sloan
Dorothy Maria Sillers
Gertrude Anna €Lmon
Lillian Marie Seiler
Ella Catherine Shepherd
MacDowell
Mary Claudia Foltz
Rose Edith Holfienbach
Lilvian Seiler
Kathryn . Cafferty
Francys Everett
Jones Keene
Kittle Quigley
Rosemary Sillers
Grace Madden
G. EP
Carroll
M.D
Fearos
Fornuoise
St. Joan of Arc
Boulder Baccalaureate Sermon set at state school
Rev James F McNamee pastor of First Baptist will preach the Baccalaureate sermon at the state school for the deaf and dumb and blind in Boulder next Sunday. Rev D A McLean of Intermountain College to fill the pulpit at the morning service.
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James F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
State School For the Deaf and Dumb
Boulder
D. A. McLean
Intermountain College
Dr. McNamee
Vaudeville bill at the Marlow draws strong crowd
Five act weekly show pleased the audience. The Cotton Pickers led with seven burnt cork artists including a capable male quartet. Lucile Wiseman and Mildred Wiseman received strong applause for songs and violin pieces. Bollinger and Reynolds delivered a humorous and thrilling number. Jock and Claire McMahon offered a novelty act to round out the program.
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Marlow
Cotton Pickers
Lucile
Mildred Wiseman
Bollinger
Reynolds
Helena Hotel Guests and Visitors Reach From Nearby Cities
A roster of arrivals and departures shows visits by Miss Victoria Copa from Minneapolis and Mrs L T Galen from Helena. G McGuire arrives from Great Falls on business while many others from Butte Bozeman Missoula Roundup and Townsend stop at the Placer hotel. Mr and Mrs Neil McKelvey plan a coastward move from Chicago after visiting friends in Helena.
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Victoria Copa
Minneapolis
G. McGuire
Great Talls
B.D King
Missoula
Helena
L. E. Riebe
Butte
J. O'Connor
B. Holmberg
Great Falls
Vita T. Hills
Portland
Ens
J.B Sloan
Frances Sloan
Jaogan
Neil McKelvey
Trelena
McKelvy
Chicago
GONG DIES PROMINENT FLORIDA CITRUS PIONEER
Lue Gim Gong, 70, noted Chinese American citrus expert and originator of famous grapefruit and orange varieties in Florida and California, died in Decland Florida on June 4.
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Gong
Decland
Fla
Associated Press
Lue Gim Gong
Florida
California
Mount St Charles Pow Wow Promises 15 Contests For Scouts
The Helena Boy Scouts plan a Mount St Charles athletic field pow wow on June 27 featuring 15 events for life, star, and eagle badges with entries due June 22 to G. E. Boulware. The program includes bugle and drum contests, building treks, knot tying, troop yells, relay races, Morse signaling, centipede race, skinning the snake, wall sealing, O Grady game, semaphore signaling, and badge presentation with judges scoring originality, education, science, and humor. The event emphasizes participation, field cleanliness, and an efficiency trophy for the best troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Scout
Star Scout ‘Aid Eagle
Stout Helena Boy Scouts
Mount St. Charles Athletic Field
Scout
G. E. Boulware
IL A. Amy
Roups
Lynch Warns US Savings Decline Amid High Pressure Selling
Indianapolis July 4. Union president James M. Lynch reveals a thrift campaign finding an average saving of 2120 a year for a 2130 wage earner with a four and nine tenth member family. He cites installment buying temptation and rising credit as threats to workers savings and future security. The report notes tables showing savings by income and argues that a 3000 annual income is needed to accumulate a home down payment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lie Statistical Department
The
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Lynch
England
Rain Boosts Crops in Conrad and Dutton Districts
An inch and three quarters of rain at Conrad yesterday was reported as greatly beneficial to crops in that district by John M. Power of the T C Power company. Crops near Dutton also received heavy precipitation, the report said. In New York, June 4, Harry Siegel manager of Charlie (Phil) Rosenbere and others were arraigned on homicide charges, with bail set. Siegel claimed self defense.
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Conrad
John M. Power
T. C. Power
Dutton
New York
Associated Press
Harry Siegel
Wharlie
Phil) Rosenbere
Phil Kaplan
Charles Dunton
Siegel
Dunton
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