Circus Coming The Harker and Watts Circus Arrives
Local briefs note the Harker and Watts circus plans a Thursday appearance in Helena with a big street parade. Other items include court actions on inheritance taxes, a change of venue motion in a Malta auto case, and several local notices from the sheriff and city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harker and Watts
Heleda
Butte
Montana
Diatrict
Russell Hodge
L. V. Lockwood
District Court of Phiilips County Ie
Malta
Reed
Camp Fire Girls Camp Plans Signups By June 23
Girls nine and older in Helena should sign up now for the Camp Fire encampment opening June 29. Miss George Mills, Camp Fire executive, announced that even nonmembers may attend. The camp will feature new crafts including nature work, hand crafts, basket making, pottery, cork art, and beadwork. Pat Travis leads camp crafts. Geraldine Weber directs dramatics and outdoor theater. Lola Beawall handles late art and office duties. Mrs. Robert Cummings returns as camp cook.
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George Mills
Helena
Camp Fire
W.C.A
Felicitta Pease
Blanche Gasto
Pat Travis
Geraldine Weber
Lola Beawall
Iate
Jas
Messatant
Ire
Robert Cummings
Lions Club Names Wilgon President For Coming Year
Stanley Wilcam was elevated to the presidency of the Helena Lions club at yesterday's regular meeting held at the girls vocational school of the valley. William Adams, custodian of the school, hosted the event. The slate for officers included Dick Tobs as vice president, Earl Jacoby as second VP, Al Johnson as third VP, Tom Robinson as director for a three year term, Howard Retz as tail twister, and Oliver Burgan and Milton O. Anderson as tamers. All officers were unanimously elected after opponents withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wilcam
Helena Lions Club
Girls’ Vocational
Achoo
Mia
William Adams
Wilson
Claude M McGuinness
Dick Tobs
Earl Jacoby
al Johnson
Tom Robinson
Howard Retz
Tail
Oliver Burgan
Milton O. Anderson
Ion Tamers
Lions
Masonic Play Set for Deer Lodge by Local Lodge
John Carlson Jr announces the Masonic play A Rose Upon the Altar will be staged Saturday evening at Deer Lodge lodge No 14 AP and AM. Helena cast members from three lodges perform under Carlson’s direction for a Deer Lodge audience. Only Masons may attend. a 6 30 dinner follows at the lodge. Maple Hart announces Kiwanis district meet will be held at Estes Park Colorado September 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson, Jr
Morning Star
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Lodge No
AP & A.M
Mr. Carlson
Membbera
Helena
Edwin 8. Thomas
William L. Hunter
Reuben N. Bompart
Louis I. Kuntz
W. W. Casper
Charles M. McCor
A. Ray Johnson
Rae Q. Smith
Francis H. Johns
Edwin R. Nye
J. E. Blixt
William Mortieau
Jess M. Rawls
Morning Star Lodge
Carl H. Clady
Washington, D. C
Masonic Service Association
Kiwanis
San Francisco
Maple T. Hart
Denver
Diutelity
Rocky Mountain District
Kiwanis Clubs
Estes Park
Colo
Embalmers Institute closes as Montana meets
Montana Embalmers Institute wraps its three day session at the Placer hotel with lectures by Prof. D. H. Ashworth of the San Francisco College of Embalming. Mrs. Hosford previews handlressing methods while Ashworth discusses discolorations and autopsies. Nearly 40 embalmers attended the opening talks and a second day featured talks on embalming fluids and respiratory diseases with motion pictures.
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San Francisco College of Embalming
Montana Embalmers'’ Institute
Placer Hotel
D. H. Ashworth
San Francisco College
Ashworth
Wil
Montana
le W. Wosford
San Frencisco College of Eimbalming
Trosford
Laeven Ts. Benepe
Thelena
Vital Statishes
State Board of Health
Intakes of E. Helena water system still buried under silt
Flood damage left the E. Helena water intakes buried beneath silt and debris. Crews work day and night to replace connections and restore permanent repairs. Fire protection and lawn watering remain limited as officials say normal pressure and full service are still uncertain.
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E. Helena
Ts Municipal
McClelangyork
Maet Telons
Nisilary
Dagyrate
Wheeler's land bill advances in Senate
The Enabling act amendment to extend state land leases from five to ten years passed the Montana Senate. Governor Ayers endorsed the measure, already supported by the Montana Woolgrowers Association and two dozen grazing and livestock groups. Mary Hyde and Jeannette Potter sent telegraphic notes regarding the action. Numerous guests and visitors are listed at Helena hotels as the legislature debates the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Jeannette Potter
Mary Hyde
Funeral for Charles Menzel at Conrad Funeral Home
Community members attend the funeral of Charles Menzel at 2 p m today. Services held at Conrad Funeral Home. obituary notes in memoriam by E d Neville secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Menzel
Conrad
E. d. Neville
Local travelers depart by train for visits and summer plans
Mary Gail Leach leaves Tart night on the Northern Pacific to visit friends. Marian Templer departs Virginia for Chicago to open vacation. Freda Shoemaker and daughter Mary depart for Greencastle Penn on the Northern Pacific. Mrs George Jacoby and daughter and Mrs Joe Flynn and daughter travel to West Coast cities for a two week visit. Edith Bray leaves Tawthorne School for Deer Lodge and Boulder Colorado for summer school, with a side trip to Nevada City Missouri during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gail Leach
Marian Templer
Northwest Airlines
Chicago
Wia
Freda Shoemaker
Mary
Greencastle
Penn
George Jacoby
Joe Flynn
Weat Coast
Edith Bray
Tawthorne School
Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific
Boulder
Colo
Kavens Ciy
Carroll College Honors Roll Shows Dozen Seniors Included
Carroll College lists 30 students on the final scholastic honor roll for the 1937-38 year as registrar records show. Top student Jack Walsh of Butte posted a perfect 3.60, with ten seniors and many juniors, sophomores, and freshmen also earning grades from 2.00 to 2.91 across the list of named students from Helena, Butte, Missoula, Rexburg, Shawmut, Deer Lodge, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll College
Tdes
Sistep College
Tech
Jack Walsh
Butte
Eix
Walsh
Floyd Willey
Missoula
Robert McKinnon
Helena
James White
Katispell
Albert Truxal
Rexburg
Idaho
John Thomas
Shawmut Fressmas
James Cumming
John Berberet
Toston
John Earls
John Murphy
Emmete O'Neill
Gerald Sullivan
Butte Belior
Gerald Casey
Ray Casey
Gerald Trarpole
Deer Lodge
William Molloy
Ceril Storms
James Bertoglio
James Mitchell
John Whalen
Butts
Patrick Brown
Anaconda
Joseph Tomchak
Roberts
John Fellows
Paul Seifert
Boze
Robert Ster Hng
Ronan Sellor
Albert Lengowski
Dickinson
N. D
Earl Baldwin
Bernard Smith
Park City
High School Lighting Project Gains Supporters
Ten more names joined the list of supporters for the high school lighting project as 45 individuals or firms have now contributed to the effort for installing lighting at the athletic field. The Citizens Faculty committee announced receipts earned from $5 season tickets, with tickets to be collected at the Chamber of Commerce when seating is assigned. Fundraising continues this week with service clubs and the American Legion. The campaign aims for $3,900 while work on poles, underground transformers, and electrical gear progresses, with equipment arriving soon. Purchasers yesterday include Ralph Conrad, Wil(e) Tham? Toth, R. B. Richardson, Parne Templeton (two each), and L. Fran(k)man, Pat Neaney, plus the Yat Som Noodle Parlor.
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Citizens
Pease 4A
Chamber of Commerce
Votena Service Clubs
American Legion
Athletic Fed
Thosra
Ralph Conrad
Wile Tham
Toth
R. B. Richardson
Lilac Festival at First Baptist Church Tonight
The First Baptist Church hosts a Lilac Festival at 8 o clock with Edward I Foord directing the choir accompanied by Mrs Pearl Johnson. Helena's trio CL Walker Mrs WE Haw Wen and Mrs Pearl Johnson perform selections by Friml Chaminade and more, plus solos by Oliver Johnson Griswold and others. The junior choir also sings as the program includes a fellowship dinner at 6 30 and church business meeting.
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Teles
Sear
Chow Ander
Edward I Foord
Pearl Johnson
Tindal
Helena
CL. Walker
WE Haw. Wen
Wall
Radolph Friml
Cecile Chaminade
Comte Chammiade
Bortniancky
Hossinth- Parks
Oliver Johnson
Christian
Shelley
JL Griswold
Caln
Cavalleria Rusticana
Beethoven
Lis
White Candidate for Helena Justice of the Peace
A. J. White, a World War II veteran and 18 year Helena resident, filed on the Democratic ticket for justice of the peace of Helena township. He lives at 342 Blake Street with his family and has served as commander of Warod Joyce post No 1116, Veterans of Foreign Wars, while active in veteran affairs and various local organizations.
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Raiiroad
Public Service
Wiill
Yeater Day
Fhrst
Lle Wag
E. Krebsbach
Wolf Point
Krebst
Saya
Montana
Democratic Party
Noosevelt
McCone
Krebshach
Railroad Board
Clarence Chamberlain
Sand Creek
Medtana
Fie
U.S. Ander‘son
Butte
Pailroad and Public Service Commission
Paul T. Smith
Boulder
B. J. Nichols
Deer Lodge
A. J. White
Justice of the Peace
Helena Township
Blake Street
Helena
White
France
Tle
Eivie
American Legion and
Disabled American Veterans
Helens School Trustees Plan Special Meeting for Purchases
Helens School district No. 1 trustees will convene in a special session Thursday at 7 20 p m to approve about 2500 in contracts for W P A projects. Items include bleacher materials paint cement window wells door areas and landscaping work at the high school and vocational building near the airport. Provisional budget discussion may also occur for the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Helens
W.P.A
Severth Avenue
Youth Charged With Car Theft Arrested
A youth named John Edgerston, 20, was arrested near Missoula by county officers after allegedly stealing a car at Wallace, Idaho. The case was reported to state patrol chief Low Koederler, with Edgerston held in Missoula County jail. The tale notes the car vanished quickly, once feared to have turned into a frog during winter rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Koederler
John Edgerston
Missoulk
Wallace
Idaho
Edgerston
Huson
Missoula
Cotton Plan Would Supply Comforters For Montana Needy
Montana may receive 800 bales of cotton to make about 50,000 comforters for distribution, per state welfare administrator Grandford. The plan under the Surplus Commodities Corporation involves cotton purchases to aid in reducing agricultural surpluses, with free covering for comforters and mattresses funded by the federal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Montana
TM. Grandford
Brandford
Jama E. Brickett
The
Commodities Corporation
Beickett
Works Progress Administration
State Board of Public Welfare
United States
State Department of Public Welfare
Manor T A Einer To Transfer To Houston Fort Sam Houston
Major T A Reiner, executive officer of the seventh reserve district headquartered here, will be transferred to Fort Sam Houston in Houston Texas. The exact transfer date is not announced. Lieutenant Colonel Harold P Kayser U S Infantry will replace him here after moving from San Diego California. Reiner has served here four years and spent seven years on state duty prior to 1930.
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T. A. Reiner
Seventh Reserve District
Fort Sam Houston
Houston
Texas
Associated Press
Washington, D. CO
Harold P. Kayser
Ul. S. Infantry
San Diego
Calif
Maj. Reiner
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Dr. Cash
Charles H Marten
William Alansfield
Canton
Mansfield
Mexico
Lavin
Knapp
State Board of Equalization
Sarah Charles
District Court
Lorraine Chevallier
Elizabeth Phillips
Knapp's
Lombaeré
Washington Motor Coach Company
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Dr. Hopkins
Penwell Block
A. J. Wadeworth
Electric
North Meagher Street
B. J. Fordyce
Helena Avenue
Lyndale Avenue
Grege Ehorth
Brian
O'Connell
Jimmy Sangray
Charlee Winter
Tom Murray
Gould
King's Beauty Service
Power Block
Edna Ernst
Charles Hoffman
Josephine Rush
Herman P. Rush
Shelaino
Ner
Aule
Herariné Wen
Fielena Saddlery & Tent Co
Feares Hospital
Jacoby
St. John’s Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Frances Dietrich
Tony Hames
Shain Beine
Jal
State Fish Land Game Department
Joé Pascua
Big Horn County
George W. Padbury
A. J. Breene
California
Tieens
J. N. Kit- He
Bozeman
Breene
George Mclean
Padbury
Les
Ware
Ann Ory
Mick
Boston
Od Jacksonvilis Robes
Kansas
Los Angeles
Minneapolia
Eees
New York
Weeerses
Omaha
Portland
Ealt Lake
San Prancisco
Entile
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Dune
Fort
Glendive
Great Falla
Mali
Thomas H. Herrin
Wil L. Het Ap- Wam Burton
H. Pressers
David W Fillger
A J. Korsky
Lions Club
Wilgon
Claude McGuinness
Harold K. Anderson
McGuinness
Lions Sunshine Camp Committee
al Kain
War Admirala
Walter Larson
MacDonald Pass
Adama
Adams
Narmal
B. E. Rrebsbach
Montana Embalmers Institute
Wheeler
Senate
Mary Miller
Lincoln
Marner
Owen, Jr
Helena Business Taller
J. K. Carey
W. T. O'Dell
Levistown
John South
Agnes Welder
A‘ve
Roc, Abbott
Great Falls
Er Rose C Bresnatlin
Wiliam Nalebury
Bulte
Tank Dissey
Rathel Landbery
Hamilton
L. G. DeNayer
Idling
Reut Ive Placer
George &. Hurd
Great Fails
G.C Willams
Cap
Billings
Small
Vo Gand
M. Dan
Fetal
Mettera
Liplona
Ee Jom, Pownen
M. Sturd
George P. Lord
Bevion
Baptists
Carolina
Cotton Blamets
Drs. Hentrum
Sullivan
Optometrists
Hughes
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