Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Helena Independent in Helena, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

2

Quatritic Meeting of Rebekan Lodge Set for Thursday

Vera Rebekan lodge No. 73 will host a quadistrict meeting of Rebekah lodges district No. B tomorrow at the temple starting 2 o'clock with district officers Evelyn Grabaus president Wiln Blocker Lenai Langenbach secretary and treasurer. Delegates come from East Helen Towgnend Radersburg and White Sulphur Springs. At 7:24 p.m. work will be performed by the Thetn Kho pitigation with the Helena Judge invited to attend. Initiatory work will be exemplified by the Nnumt degree star and large flags of candidates will be stationed. Refreshments will be served at the close.

Vera Rebekan Rebekah Sen Moog Offisera Evelyn Grabaus Wiln Blocker Lenai Langenbach East Helen Towgnend Radersburg White Sulphur Springs

FSH AND GARE GROUP HOLDS 600 MEETING

Elennera of the Helena Wish and Game association led a meeting at the Montana Power communiqusement last night with WE. Pry, Helena National forest supervisor Fuqua of fish Ratcherter at Mozmnan, Miles City, and NS. Astley of Billings spoke. Meg Fuqua advised on clanthny fish aval and fry size. Novelties included musical interludes by Dutch Jongh and Vincent Vue.

Elennera Helena Wish and Game Association Montana Power Communiqusement WE. Pry Nas Mtamt Supervianr Helena

Welfare Agencies and Health Units Meet Today in Montana

Representatives of 22 health and welfare agencies in Montana plan a morning session at the Princey Hotel to discuss past year results and 1941 plans. A noon luncheon will feature a keynote on maternal and child health with a slate of speakers from state and local groups including the Montana Dental Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, State Nurses' Association, and Montana Tuberculosis Association among others.

Health and Welfare Ageneien Aflontaia Pincey Hotel State Health Department Kaythe P. Hershey Wide Cbud Montana MerHeal Association Butte PF. J. MePhail Onolyman WU. Nelson Sings Glenn A. Carniehoes Hutte Lwkett Big Timber Ray Hh. Rane Mall Mules Chy Methail State Nurses’ Association Florence Swanstom Trent Fadia Pinky Department of Public Welfare JM. Brandford Alma Wretling Freda Miller Montane Tuberculosis Association Henrietta Crockett Helena State Department of Public Huth Reardon Momtana State University Trolen Gleanson Missoula Muntane Globle College Prony Cpp Smith Home Economizes Extension Service Beasle E. McClelland Hath Hazemass Montana Parent-Teacher Association Jans W. Stott Dlarried Montana Moderation H. Marrow Monre Gust Rational Tulle Ameriona Legion Martin Hofman Mhelena Chilt Welfare Ameriena Lesley Aintltary Mtr Pew Chadran MeFulton Dion Exventana Atte Leva Thosplin Slater Paneth Trem Pulls Ehateman Chr Nbslette Wemve

Taxpayer Attendance Urged at Budget Hearings

Taxpayers urged to attend city county and school budget hearings to influence tax levies. The Montana Taxpayers Association outlines schedule: preparations begin before July 1 with department estimates filed. July 25 to August 9 hearings. August 14 final budgets and levies set.

Montana Nyeodlatinn Boar of Emunty Iinders Commissioners xii

Salvation Army launches larger subscription drive in city

Aimed at a bigger fundraising list the Salvation Army opens its door to broader support this year. Judge A J Sorsky frames the breakfast kickoff with emphasis on broad participation across offices to avoid disrupting business. The campaign target is 3000 dollars as volunteers plan extensive solicitation through the week. Donations may be left at the Collins Land company, 31 West Sixth Avenue, Paréhes Nyug company, and Wise's Rain-Dowenfe, 608 North Main Street.

Salvation Army A. J. Sorsky Sinen Caid Bnainesa Fleme Ft. Sonali Colfing Land Company Javonie Paréhes Nyug Company Wise North Main

Steel Worker Held After Firing Shot at Duchess

Police detained a London welder, Lawlor, on a bicycle near Belgrave Square as the duchess left her residence. Charged with intent to threaten with a firearm, he claimed no aim at anyone and cited his action as a misunderstanding. Investigators weigh possible links to other royal targets and republican bombing history.

Iim Belgrave Aquare Lawlor London George Andrew McMahan Edward VI McMahon Scotland Nualand Earl of Harewood Seovland Yard BAYS England

Health Meeting to Be Held in Butte June 26

State health officials announce a health meeting in Butte on June 26 with a packed program. Leaders include Dr. BE Porter Great Falls on Bubonic Plague potential and Dr. L H Watholly Helena on tuberculosis prevention. The agenda covers mental hygiene public health herb education and venereal disease studies. Officers for the coming year will be chosen.

Atata Epty Helena Montaug Liverstock Sanitary Board W. J. Butler Merena Stearns National Venereal Diséase Program T. J. Bauer U.S San Francisco Misa Edith Kubna Kyaiene Ishoratary J. al State Dental Association Great Falls H. BR. Foote

Helena Women Urged to Study Jubilee Costumes

Mrs. TN Southworth of the Women’s Jubilee committee urged Helena women to study costume options before purchasing for the Diamond Jubilee. She noted most stores carry old outfits and advised visiting preferred shops to select wisely. Mrs. J. P. Brass will offer instructions on making costumes for those who wish to create their own.

Mra Southworth Hal- Tan Epktume Committee Helena Womon J.P. Brass

Bank creditors receive dividends from defunct Montana firms

W A Brown reported a $15,022.70 dividend paid yesterday to creditors of the Great Western Building and Loan Association and the Farmers State Bank of Brady, both defunct. He noted additional percentages and pending claims from other banks, with many creditors not yet filing to claim funds.

W. A Brown State Bank Finer Sail Great Western Building Great Pals Farmers State Bank of Brady Bandita Brown Alsa Montana Sho

Untitled car safety note from damaged OCR

An unreliable OCR fragment discusses braking distance and time to react for vehicles at various speeds. It mentions distances in feet and time estimates but the text is garbled and lacks clear names or a coherent event. The piece reads like a stray note rather than a complete report.

Pata

Helena records moisture excess for first time

The weather bureau reported a monthly moisture excess with scattered showers and drizzle pushing Montana totals above normal. Helena logged 1.19 inches to date for June, a 0.73 inch excess, while stations statewide reported varied amounts from .03 to .62 inches, including Glasgow at 0.33.

Helena Weather Bureau Borgman Corrad Cut Bank Trace Fort Peck Glendive Great Fairy Lewistown Manta Popiay Stanford

Plane links fishing boat mystery with Eshelman flight

Villanova Captain Bjartmare described Fehelman as concealing his true route while Eshelman allegedly attempted a trans Atlantic flight. He was said to have refueled from five gallon cans at a farm near Philadelphia after landing from Camden for an hour’s practice. Authorities seek his arrest on larceny charges tied to the aircraft and equipment and consider possible violations of aviation regulations with possible fines and permit revocation.

Villanova Bjartmare Fehelman Fiienix Eshelman Att Fryp Camden N. J Corrigan Ireland Fler Bertha M. Eshelman Europe Esbelman Fahelman Blartmore Aventor Tamden Neds Charles Kulp Edward Walz Cheston JL Eshelmnae Atlantic Ocean Cag Cad Ranelman Insten Eehelman Kulp Eabelman Civil Aeronautica Muibovity Armat Paul Burwell UAA

Condition of three injured improves after auto crash

In an east of Here accident 29 miles east of Here, three injured individuals including Mr Parker, Mrs Parker, and Mr Burrows showed general improvement after initial shock. Rib fractures, facial injuries among others were noted. full extent to be determined as victims recover, with potential medical updates planned for Wednesday. The body of Mrs Burronx was sent to Yakaila by plane.

Atlasonia Vondre Mr and Mex Shirley J. Farker Graver Burrows Yenines Yakhina Pevidenth Nis Burcows Aingly St Patrick's Hompital Parker We Three Burnaws Phyetelins

Deaths in 1902 total in Deputy Registrar report

The Deputy Registrar reports 1902 deaths totaling 6783. The data show fatalities across races, ages, and marital status, with married individuals suffering the highest toll at 2248 and widowed 1210. Monthly deaths vary, peaking in October and February with notable losses in January and December.

Temualee Renepe Leo Deguly Rente Binglé Gehorn Stalin Jane MN Waikee Mites Ciy Nore Pehrunry Tne Aupuss Replunder

Hospital Population Figures Reported at Warm Squares

Dr. B. L. Pampel, superintendent of the state mental hospital at Warm Squares, reported yesterday the population at the institution stood at 1,898, a decrease of four from the April count. Incoming patients in May totaled 28 and, attaining 30.

B. L. Pampel State Mental Hospital Warm Squares

Vital Statistics and Notices From Helena Area News

Births list a son to Mr and Mrs A W Ayers at St Peters hospital and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Strang AI in Helena. Marriage licenses issued for Robert M Welch and Lillian Cummings and Ramuel B Ward and Merle A Bullivan, both Helena. Funeral notice for Mrs Theresa Ludwig, services at St Helens Cathedral after rosary at Opp and Conrad funeral home. Harrisburg report on governor’s stance on labor laws. In 1911 Patty Rodgers completed first transcontinental flight and soon hiked in plane for six months. Confirmed.

Mra A. W. Ayers Noeth Ewing St. Peter's Hospital Walter Strang- AI Fant Helena Marriuage Robert M. Welch Helena Lillian Cummings Elliston Ramuel B. Ward Merle A. Bullivan Theresa. Ludwig St. Helena's Opp and Conrad Patty Rodgers Long Beach Calif Rodgers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rebekan Lodge FSH and Gare Group Witsiyell S¢Riona Starz Pharmacy Siva Palmquist Electric Company Royalaire the Modern Rome Palmquist Electric Co N. Main St Mce Bill Palm Beach ANSE Pelaisiii Atlantic Port Washington L. I de Vaisseau Paris de Veisseau Paria Miambera George Bouchard Marc Carrion Henri Guillaumet Jacques Ner Paul Comet AIM OF Salvation Army Duchess Will Beeld Wille Sigiamund Salzburg Germany Gatholle Dla Naz Browper Spokane Mart Browier Communist Party Taday Browder Kener Ture New York Jory Patacki Polles United States Foland Cerminiy Russia Euenijes Strain Brothers Ine Group Harrisburg Pannsylvania Little Wagner Ordinery Meadiomely Mhance Qatar
Search Courier

Search the Helena Independent Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Helena Independent?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication