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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
5
City briefs summarize a string of disjointed police notes and public notices. The items reference stolen lenses, a spiritualist meeting, a chiropractic contact, a near accident, a missing damket, a car collision, and a postponed river celebration with a reward offered for information.
Governor Roy E Ayers spent Sunday signing diplomas for Montana State University and the state college graduates. More than 300 diplomas were processed including an honorary doctor of laws for C Warden of Great Falls, a state water conservation board member, with Missoula commencement today. Diplomas were sent directly to Dr George Finlay Simmons, president of the school, as a special messenger.
Professional women discuss a broad legislative policy for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. Proposals will be considered at the biennial convention in Atlantic City after debate in Miles City and Jangle City. Members stress clarifying and deepening the federation’s program and procedure.
An auto driven by Cy Brown overturned at the intersection of Poplar Street and Montana Avenue after a collision with Bert Warfield’s vehicle. Both cars were damaged but no one was injured. Officer Gler Christiansen filed the report at police headquarters.
Funeral services for James Ti Linn, 44, Friday at Opp and Conrad chapel with burial at Forestvale. Raymond O Henroth, 45, Anaconda, to be forwarded for services and burial. Charles M Morell, Helena native, died Friday. services at St Marys Church with rosary last night. burial at Resurrection cemetery. Washington, June 6. United States employment service reports over 19,000,000 job replacements in four years. classified line seeking male gardener with experience and references.
Jelmeland and county officials urged farmers with serious debt problems to contact the Lewis and Clark County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee. The program aims to settle credit issues without court action, with monthly reviews by E. K. Freultt and committee members working voluntarily to secure fair adjustments for debtors and creditors. Since inception, 585 farmers reported relief through debt adjustments, reducing more than $879,400 from debt of $3,281,446 with back taxes paid on adjusted cases.
Father Patrick Casey of the Register Montana edition spoke at the Anaconda Knights of Columbus on the dangers of atheistic communism. He traced origins in US politics, urged apostolic faith, and praised Catholic charity led by Dorothy Day’s Reaper poverty movement as a path to Christendom and reform.
A long quirky portrait of Beauty, a rotund white bull terrier once owned by Dr. W. J. Butler, who has drifted through Dallas streets to lodgings at cigar and liquor stores. Her licenses change with each new caregiver, from Gleason’s and Higgins’ to John Ahern, Martha Hotel, and Bruce Toy, as she shuffles between haunts while exercising a peculiar, kingly dignity.
James D. Webb of American Distilling Co promotes Piping Rock Natural Fruit Flavored gin as quick easy summer fix for hosts and bartenders. He touts five flavors orange lemon mint blackberry and quotes the Kentucky link to julep, urging distributors and sales groups to back a major promo campaign for the product line.
Mrs. Maggie Smith Hathaway Montanas child welfare secretary says state orphan homes are at capacity with non orphan children and that adoptions exceed two years for those under two. She notes matching children to suitable homes is delicate and emphasizes placing children with near faith and racial groups where possible. The bureau collaborates with Montana institutions to assess homes through interviews and home visits to ensure the best mutual happiness. Meanwhile the Y Camp for boys opens at the Liona Sunshiva camp with 43 boys, two sessions, and a staff including Del Holloman and William Kerr, with medical checks and cabin groupings announced.
Sunday June 6 1987 the Season Sermon across Christ Scientist churches centered on God as the only creator with the Golden Text from Genesis and cited Bible passages including Psalm 119 73. The Lesson Sermon drew from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health emphasizing one creator unfolds all creation and offers assurance of eternal life. The report notes additional discussion of textile machinery and a reference to Gare mang's foreign trade as part of surrounding items.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state by Glasgow Firewen's Realty company to engage in real estate business at Glasgow Valley county directors are Fred Alvord Lea Coleman J P Sternhagen Tom W Leedham and J I Peterson all of Glasgow Capital stock listed at 24600 dollars divided into 50 dollar shares all subscribed
Police Judge Harry Pickett will hear the case of tippy Schneider, operator of an establishment on Stairroad near the Northern Pacific depot, charged with selling Hauai before 10 am Sunday. Schneider was arrested yesterday. Hawaii returned on his own recognizance and may face fines up to 300 dollars or 10 days in jail if found guilty. Local practice bars beer purchases after 2 am, though patrons sometimes persuade bartenders. The Inn plans to keep the Blue Ruin available until 1 pm on Sundays.
An inquest set for today in Yakima Wash will probe the death of Thomas Trainor a guard on a prisoners' train whose body was found yesterday near Denwich 32 miles from Yakima. Trainor disappeared May 26,on an eastbound train. The body is to be sent to Butte Mont for burial.
The Anil Board will require analysis of oil products under an existing law not yet in operation. The State Railroad and Public Service Commission plans to require all dealers selling petroleum to list ingredients of each article. Names Carey Casey Krebs bach announced the move to protect buyers and post signed ingredient lists for inspection. Blank forms have been ordered and will be distributed to dealers statewide.
An organization meeting for the Junior Rifle Club, sponsored by the Helta Moose Lodge, will be held this evening at the Moose hall. R. Tinker leads the club which aims to provide supervised handling of firearms. Application blanks are available at the Moose hall or from Gleon the Drugeist, 22 North Mein Street.
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