Demonstration Club Annual Achievement Day at Wolf Creek
Nearly 359 members from Lewin and Clark counties gather in Wolf Creek for the county wide Achievement Day under 12 clubs. Booths showcase year long projects including From Hide to Hand gloves making Home Management and Family Reading Book. Activities run from 10 am to noon with a noon lunch and an afternoon of fun and recreation.
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Home Demonstration Cluba
Lewin
Clark County
Wolf Creek
Wirth's Grove
State Office
Washington, D. C
New Candidates for Administrator and Legislature Appear
Walter G. Cameon filed for public administrator as a Democrat and A. E. Cramer joined the race as a Republican for the lower house. Samson seeks reelection as public administrator, noting efficiency and strong records. Cramer, a former rancher from Helena Valley, now runs Cramer's Trading Post and is the fifth Republican nominee hopeful. County offices filing closes June 18, with 27 aspirants already entered for 15 posts.
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Lawis
Clark County
Walter G. Cameon
A. E. Cramer
Samson
State Examiner
Cramer
Helena Valley
Green Meadow
Harry Child
A. J. Duncan
Memorial Service for Jane MacMillan Held in Helena
Memorial services will be held at St Peters procathedral at 1 p.m. Monday for Jane MacMillan longtime publisher of The Independent. The service will include music prayers and a sermon with Dean H Oh Daniels officiating. Miss MacMillan died May 22 in Los Angeles and her body was cremated. Helena leaders and Montana state figures including Mrs Margaret Tuller and Miss Frances Smith are expected to attend. An Achievement Day award will honor the club with the largest representation.
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St. Peter's Procathedral
Jane MacMillan
The
Independent
Dean H. OH. Daniels
Miss MacMillan
Los Angeles
Helena
Lillian Flacker
Prickly Pear Club
Dearborn Club
James Merz
Kenneth Burne
Wom Creek
Dan Brown
Roy Wilson
Floyd Hicks
Frank Rittel
W. L. Kirk
John Burns
W. A. Drese
Wolf Creak
Tom Herrin
Roy Shumate
Tom Kuzelka
Joseph Brown
John Fulton
Evelyn Pollard
Helen
Margaret Tuller
Montana State College
Frances Smith
Bill Adama
Girls’ Vocational School
Chub Munger
Earl Hilger
Koy Shumate
Broadwater County Home Demonstration Clubs
Red Cross
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Fort Harrison
Shodair
St. John’s
St. Peter's Hospitals
Northern Pacific
Montana Deaconess Hospital
United States
Beathes Montana
Alaska
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
India
Chile
Montana
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Hawaii
Ofe
Western Lite
Tnsurance Company
Montana Power Company
Capital Motors
Lewis and Clark Motor Company
Anderson Chevrolet Company
Flist National Bank
Stebbins Auto Company
Burgap and Walker
A. T. Schultz
Conrad Kohrs
Whitnsy Smith
A. J. Roberta
J. Sidney Coleman
Arthur Acher
Ray Bray
David Berg
Bob Fallon
Berg
Walter Nilan
Bishop Fox to resign as head of Episcipalians
Bishop H M W K Fox of Billings, age 67, may resign next year as head of Montana's Episcopal diocese. He urges a younger suffragan to prepare for 1939 convention, proposing a three to five member nominating committee and suggesting Helena as a central appointment base.
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Bishop Fox
Episcopalians
Montana
H. MW. K. Fox
Billings
Fox
William J. Faber
Glacier National Park
Faber
St. John’s Church
Detroit
Mich
Roxa
Montana Churchtoun
Bia
Helena
Daniel 8. Tuttle
Montana Territory
Leigh RK
Brewer
Bucy
Notics
Tourist information clerks tour Montana from Great Falls to Helena
About 18 clerks from the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association tour Montana to inspect scenic spots for tourists. They stay in Great Falls Saturday night and travel to Helena Sunday morning by transport arranged via the Helena Chamber of Commerce, then visit Gates of the Mountains and other sites, with Butte residents meeting them later in the day. Representing Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Minnesota, and North Dakota.
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Siz
Great Falls
Helena
Chamber To Commerce
Matt Staff
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Great Falla
Hélena
Butte
Cix
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Miltemia
North Dakota
Flying lab reaches Humble Bay after long Pacific flight
Richard Archbold and five companions completed the third leg of an 8,000 mile journey from San Diego. They landed in Humbol bay, New Guinea, today, ending another stage reported to the Pan American Airways station.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Richard Archbold
Humboll Bay
New Guiana
Pan- American Airwaya
Leader of Union Made Victim in Kentucky Affair
Two brothers Verlin and Clyde Fee, aged 29 and 27, were jailed in Harlan awaiting charges connected to the shooting of Smithers. Verlin was arrested after a deputy sheriff pickup and Clyde followed two hours later by State Patrolman Vernon Senders. Coroner Gilbert Blanton announced an inquest and a coroner’s jury ordered Verlin Fee held for preliminary murder hearing.
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Yerlin Fee
Clyde Fee
Harlan
Smithers
Clyds
Verlin
Verlin Fee
Vernon Senders
Gilbert Blanton
Verlia Fee
State meeting to end with varied sessions today
The event opens with a 8:20 a.m. parliamentary drill led by Mrs. Mary Musslebrod followed by separate 9:16 a.m. sessions on education private duty public health and student matters. Luncheons at 12:30, polls open 8:20 to 9:30 and 11 to 12 morning plus 1 to 2 p.m. afternoon. Tonight features officer introductions committee reports and unfinished business.
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Mary Musslebrod
A. P. Alton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Tommy Yerguson
Helen Bean
United States Public Health Service
B. K. Kilbourne
State Board of Health
Miss Bean
Gladys Caley
Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Bozeman
President Plans Long Midyear Tour Off South America
The president plans a lengthy tour off the west coast of South America with a likely speech in California where Senator McAdoo runs a renomination campaign. On the return trip to Washington a speech in Georgia may be staged, after four eastern engagements prior to July 3 at Gettysburg’s 76th battle anniversary.
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South America
California
McAdoo
Washington
Georgia
Gettysburg
Board of Trustees hires Nell Secrest for Bryant School
Helena district No 1 trustees voted to hire Nell Secrest of Malta to fill the Bryant elementary vacancy caused by Alice Schreiner's resignation. Secrest, a Malta high school teacher who studied at the University of Minnesota, will teach fifth grade and is noted as a musician. The board also accepted Marian Bender's resignation from the high school social science post and granted Ethel Stinson a one year health related leave of absence.
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Board of Trustees
Helena
Seston
Schreiner
Marian Bender
Ethel Stinson
Wee
Travel in Mentgo Now Considered Safe
Misa Helen Austin of the Montana Automobile Association announced that American officials in Laredo Texas said travel in Mexico is safe again. Charles Mumm, border representative for the AAA, reported the consul general’s note that order has been restored after the oil property seizures and that further revolutionary outbreaks seem over. There is now no need to discourage travel to Mexico City.
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Misa Helen Austin
Montana Automobile Association
Charles Mumm
A A.A
Laredo
Texas
American Consultow
Mexico
Mumm
Mexico City
Grand Jury To Hear Case In Kidnapping Murder
State Attorney Worley plans a special grand jury for Monday as no formal charge was filed against McCall. Evidence centers on kidnapping for ransom and murder in Florida. Coroner Kendrick chaired a 40 member inquiry near Homestead, examining the remains of a boy found near the Cash home after a ransom note was recovered. Authorities note McCall’s movements after the disappearance, including assisting in the search and receiving ransom funds from Ashby Cash in an orange grove.
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McCall
George A. Worley
Arthur Gomez
Worley
Florida
L. Kendrick
Thomas O116
Hoover
Hant
Ashby Cash
Coleman
Cash
Army Officer Held for Death of Wife at Fort Benning
Major John S. Brooke Jr., 44, tactical instructor at Fort Benning Army Infantry School, detained as MP and federal agents probe the death of his wife Elizabeth. Two daughters found Mrs Brooke beaten at the foot of the stairs in the family quarters yesterday.
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Fort Benning
John S. Brooke, Jr
Army Infantry School
Elizabeth
Brooke
Montana lay retreat opens at Carroll College
The ninth annual Montana Catholic laymen's retreat opens at 8 o'clock this evening at Carroll College with Very Reverend Emmet Riley predicting attendance well over 100 men from across the state. Retreat master is Reverend Joan M. Stanton of Fargo North Dakota, a 36 year priest and 54 year preacher. A statewide clergy retreat concludes with a breakfast banquet this morning, as the Lay Retreat Association notes steady yearly growth from eight attendees in 1930 to a record 122 in 1937. Officers include John Hamill of Anaconda president and W B Hennessy of Conrad treasurer. The organization plans a women’s retreat next.
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Montana
Stanton
Actus
Vincent Kienberger
O. P
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