Helena High Prom Shines With 150 Couples In Shrine
A vivid Helena high school junior prom lit the Shrine temple last night. About 150 couples attended the annual event with streamers and lamps creating a homelike glow. Miss Evelyn Matthiller crowned queen by senior class president Lawrence Scheene, with maids of honor Miss Mary Frances Compton and several princesses named.
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Shring Temple
Helena High School
Evelyn Mattmiller
Mary Frances Compton
Matthiller
Lawrence Scheene
Elizabeth Langbare
Jean Clo
Lowe Sherer
Elizabeth Hurke
Genevieve l'Autrenont
Jean Spaulding
Mary Elizabeth Matthews
Marjorie Sloan
Mr. Mink
John Dietefeld
Jon
A. J. Roberts
J. Walliams
J. A Matthews
Johns, Brown
JW. Chivery
P, R. Flint
H.R. Cunningham
Children Present Varied Program at Congregational Church
The Congregational church hosts a children’s day service titled The Friend of the Other Children tomorrow at 11. The program includes a full liturgy with a Bible presentation, memory work, readings, songs, pantomime, and episodes portraying Bethlehem and Nazareth, led by Mrs. Carrie Drummond Keil and Chalmer Lyman.
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Congregational Church
Carrie Drummond Keil
Chalmer Lyman
Ho, Mead
Merne Stebbins
Hoy Mead
C.D Keil
Ocean
Earth
Julian Elvin
Gwendolyn Burns
Channer Lyman
Leone Carsley
Bethlch
Nazareth
Jerusa vTein
Hyvin
Carrie Drummond
Keil
Baccalaureate Service for Helena High Class of 1927
The Helena High School class of 1927 holds a Sunday evening baccalaureate in the city auditorium at 8. It is a union service of Helena churches with Rev. James F. McNamee presiding. The program includes hymns, scripture, prayers, glee club selections, a sermon by Rev P M MeChier, and benediction.
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Helena High School
City
Helena
James F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
Mr. McNamee
Girls’ High School Glee Club
P.M. MecChier
First Christian Church
West
An Affair of the Follies at the Marlow
A First National film, An Affair of the Follies, plays at the Marlow theater for a final day showing. Stars Fewts Stone Billie Cave Movi Hughes with Arthur Stone Arthur Hoyt and Bertram Marhureh in supporting roles. The plot, adapted from Here Y'Are Brother by Dixie Wilson, centers on a dancer who marries a clerk and faces financial strain while a millionaire admires her.
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Marlow Theater
Fewts Stone
Billie Cave
Movi Hughes
Arthur Stone
Arthur Hoyt
Bertram Marhureh
Dixie Wilson
Miss Dove
Loyd Hughes
Lewis Stone
Millonaire
Thase
Marlow
Inday
Lightning Wrecks Butte Residence
Lightning struck the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joly Nankorsin at 2126 Willow Street in Butte causing roof damage, scattered furniture, and plaster fallout. A heavy shower followed, extinguishing the blaze, but the house was damaged beyond repair and residents were endangered.
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Butte
Joly Nankorsin
Willow Street
Prizes Awarded Nitermountain College Students for Various Activities
At Nitermountain College chapel awards honored top performers in athletics, oratory, and scholarship. Prizes included sweaters and blankets for football, silver cups for overall points in men and women events, track medals, and scholarships. Winners include Marjorie Beche Ray Culver George Blakeslee Donald Treloar Marguerite Schoonover Freda Helin Cyrus J Clark Myrtle Mathys Eunice Lindquist Noel Breskway and Ainslee Poiter with several others noted for high achievement.
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Nitermountain College
Marjorie Beche
Ray Culver
Vernon Steingham
Spencer Lawson
George Blakeslee
Donald Tre Joar
E. J. Klemme
Spencer Lauson
Mel Klong
Ivan Hodges
Vernon Worthingham
Robert Dawson
Freda Ifelin
Marguerite Schoonover
Tua Hammer
Genevieve Talbot
Gladys Absher
Lucille Bartlett
Margaret
Neglected garter regains popularity in revived farce
The garter gag returns to the stage in Getting Gentie's Garter at the Marlow with a gold garter bearing a man's photo as key to the plot. Charles Ray leads a cast including Wes Henderson and Sally Rand under Mason Hopper's direction from F McGrew Willis script based on Avery Hopewood's hit.
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Gentie
Marlow
Charles Ray
Mason Hopper
F. McGrew Willis
Avery Hopewood
Wes Henderson
Harry Myers
Sally Rand
Vritas Ridgeway
Lila Leste
Franklin Pangborn
William Orlamond
Airm en at banquet see big German plants
A report notes a banquet where German aviation engineers discuss commercial planes. President Chamberlin remarks that Columbia carried twice her weight, sparking grins and further quips about takeoff limits. The exchange highlights wartime aviation pride and technical boasts among attendees.
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Chamberlin
Lindbergh Arrives in New York Amid Enthusiastic Welcomes
The Memphis brings Colonel Lindbergh to New York harbor after a six day Atlantic crossing. Crowds ignite bonfires and flood the river as sailors praise the flyer who toured every mess aboard. Lindbergh plans Washington reception and weighs future roles, including potential service with the air mail.
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Aulk
Lindbergh
America
Luckett
Crop and Retail Trade Situation Shows Improvement
New York reports a turn for the better in several areas with improved crop and retail trade yet noting ongoing irregularities. Smaller grains and wheat lead gains while winter wheat prospects are 14 percent below last year. steel and automobile sector activity wanes as models change. rayon active and silk takings at record levels. Weekly bank clearings reach 10,665,380,000.
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New York
Colm Laters
Iyelusky
Lindbergh Receives Welcome in Washington After Atlantic Flight
Reported from New York and Washington on June 10 4 detailing Col Charles A Lindberghs arrival in home waters aboard the Memphis and his planned White House reception President Coolidge to honor the aviator with the Distinguished Flying Cross while crowds gather along the route to Pennsylvania Avenue The narrative notes a grand public reception predicted and emphasizes the hero status of the young flyer and the welcome from the armed services.
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Chissage, Milwaukee and
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Charles Lindberg
New York Harbor
Harry A Bruno
Ha, Bruno, RR. Blythe and Associates
Blythe
Craser
Memphis
Cel Lindbergh
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
President Coolidge
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Tim
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National Speakers to Attend State Fireman Convention in Helena
National speakers including G. Thomas of the National Board of Fire Underwriters will headline the Montana Fireman's Association meeting in Helena from June 16 to 18. Also speaking are George G. Watts and W. J. Needham of Anaconda Copper. Events include a gates of the mountain trip, a Placer hotel banquet, Mrs Thomas address, a street car ride to Broadwater, boxing at Shrine temple, a dance, and officer elections for the next convention.
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Helena
GE. Thomas
National Hoard of Fire Underwriters
Montana Fireman's Association
George G. Watts
Needham
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Martin Juhl
James F. McNamee
Mr. Wine
Annin
Columbus
Gates of the Mountain
Placer Hotel
Thomas
Watts
Shrine Temple
Mr. Needham
Suspected Bank Robber Ogee Helena Resident IT 15
Suspected robber of banks Ogee, a Helena resident, is linked to an Idaho case at Rathdrum where Moran and Sar tell are wanted. The plan was to take them there this morning. New development with Sarrel may lead to their return for trial later. By late morning, Mr. Short had not visited the jail to see the suspects according to telephonic advices from Butte.
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Moran
Sartell
Rathdrum
Idaho
Sarrel
Butte
Short
Sutton a Tuckahoe boy quits pipe in youth
Kanston, N C reports a nine year old named John Weary Sutton who began with a pipe years earlier and later switched to cigarettes. The account describes him as a capable child for his age and notes his early smoking habit.
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Kanston
N. C
John Weary Sutton
Sutton
Tobacco Cravings Shape a Life Across The Years
The passage traces a man’s long relationship with tobacco from childhood to old age. His father’s harsh example on a Jones county plantation is recalled, and the subject relishes smoke flavors learned early. He smokes cigarettes most days, shifts to an old pipe rarely, and notes no favorite brand.
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Flice
Jones County
John Hetry
Sutton
John Henry
Alice
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