Helena High class day program to be held Wednesday
The Helena High School Senior class will present the annual class day program in the city auditorium Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Valedictorian Mary Elizabeth Waters and salutatorian Frithlof Johnson will give addresses. The program includes poems, selections, a one act play, and the class prophecy. Class colors are blue and silver and officers are Louis Thayer president and Helen Bishop secretary treasurer.
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Helena High School
City Auditum
Ram
Louis Alayer
Jane
Helen Benhaver
Charlotte Leber
Mary Elizabeth Waters
Ober Collinson
Carolina Stuart
Pophecy
John J. Bartlett
Grace A. Rodenhberg
Seers
Halcyon Siegel
Dorothea Black
Alvena Smith
Lil- Man Archibald
Agnes Watson
Ruby Hurlbert
Christine
Ruth Berghust
Marjorie
Selma Walker
Sonia
Alyena Smyth
Treda
Janet Thibaudeaux
Gertrude
Margaret Bowman
Barbara
Blanche Guillot
Ouls Thayer
Kora
Lyndos
Helen Bishop
Man Head Of Church Societies In Montana Union
Illings June 12. S Austin reester of Butte elected president of the Montana Christian Evangel Union at the state convention annual election. Melvin Seitz of Bil was named first vice president and Mrs Laura Custer of Miss second vice president. Other officers include Marion Dyer te general secretary Edna Bar- Butte assistant secretary Al McPhail Anaconda treasurer Lester HL Brent Butte pastor uselor Kaherine Torrence Bil- 8 efficiency , superintendent Ruth Retn Miles City junior superintendent Ray Flech Ana da evangelistic superintendent Ayden Dahlstrom Billings nus superintendent Keturah Tib Lewistown extension superintendent Rev P M Slure Miles City citizenship superintendent Katherine Caldwell yer fleeting superintendent o McLean Missoula CE. rnd superintendent Martha cell Billings social and regional superintendent. The section concludes tomorrow.
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Butte
Pastor Uselor
Kaherine Torrence
Bil- 8
Efficiency
Ruth Retn
Miles City
Ray Flech
Anada
Ayden Dahlstrom
Billings
Keturah Tib
Lewistown
Lookout
Rev P. M. Slure
Katherine Caldwell
O McLean
Missoula
Martha Cell
Fragmentary advisory on buying and saving compared to Pro 1
A brief, fragmented note warns against buying inferior quality items and suggests using waste amounts to extend savings. The text contrasts a Pro 1 product as poorer and emphasizes advantages from knowledge of seasons and watching trends.
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Mine Caves Kill Two. Four Hurt in Nevada Copper Mine
Two miners died and three others were seriously injured when a cave in at the Hornet Copper mine 18 miles north of Redding, California, trapped A Patrick, 28, and Frank, 41, with Charles Isenberg mortally injured. Richard Witschel of Reno and two unidentified men were badly hurt but expected to recover. Surviving miners freed themselves and reached the shaft entrance as debris closed the passage. bodies of Patrick and Frank remained in the rubble at late hour. London reports a Kingston burial ground is being converted to a garden, with all headstones removed except that of Josiah Clues, Waterloo veteran.
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Cal
Hornet
A. Patrick
I Frank
Mucker
Charles Isenberg
Richard Witschel
Reno
Patricl
Frank
Panick
London
Kingston
Josiah Clues
Waterloo
Princess race in East Helena candidates battle for queen
Miss Gea leads the contest as East Helena candidate Miss Marion Boh trails by about 25,000 votes. Ruth Barnett moves close, while Edith Geo, Marlon Boh and others compete. Tuesday night marks the final count at the Shrine temple with a public band concert and a military ball events program.
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Gea
Montana
Marion Boh
Eastna
Geo
Ruth Barnett
Legion Comss
Anand
Beng
Ihe Miteemen
Misa Bah
East Helena
Shrine Temple
Bozeman
John Fechter
Commercal Club
Lowerr
Whitehall
Tadiang
Poplar
Camp Erleka
Edith Geo
Marlon Boh
Helena
Janet Thibaudeau
Blanche Glineski
Vda Anderson Ora Tibbetts
Dorothy Norlin
Mildred Adama
Princess of Lewis and Clark County for Queen of Montana
A ballot declares a candidate from Lewis and Clark County to represent at the Queen of Montana Contest during the Montana State Fair set for September 6 to 11. The fragment notes a voting intention and the event timeframe.
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Princess of
Delegates Leave Today for State Convention
Delegates alternates and state officers from Lieut Harold Joyce post VW PLOW depart by auto for Missoula for the Montana department convention scheduled tomorrow. Council of administration meets tonight. Delegates listed include Dr R P Smith Tom Busha F J Callahan Albert Yesha and others with alternates Carrall Baker Sidney Mann Walter Wryn and more. State officers James Weaver Col John J McGuinness and T F W Rosengren accompany. G A R and Spanish American War veterans auxiliaries also hold conventions in Missoula on the same dates.
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VW Plow
Missoula
Montana Department
Council of Adminstration
R. P. Smith
Tom Busha
F J Callahan
Albert Yesha
WT. Uawthorne Tawin DesRosier C
E Rave
Arthur Aamot
Ed Kitts
Wilhan Piping
Ralph Rufener
Carrall Baker
Sidney Mann
Walter Wryn
J. J. Bahnsen
Ben Bearchild
C. Floyd
Hurdle Kimere
Ian Harris
Mr. Skelly
George Martin
Arthur Gibbs
M. M2. McCullough
Christ Nelson
John Sutton
BH. Fraser
James Weaver
John J. McGuinness
TF. W. Rosengren
War veterans urge patriotic steps at Colorado Wyoming encampment
Denver June 12 resolutions adopted at the closing sessions of the Colorado and Wyoming encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Women's Auxiliary urge enacting a state law to require proper flag respect and display. They also call making Armistice Day a national holiday and Memorial Day a day of memory rather than sports events.
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Wyong
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women's Auxiliary
Riches in gutter draw a 136000 pound pearl necklace
In Omaha a plumber's mate named Tandon stooped to pick up a match box in the gutter but found no match. He instead found a pearl necklace valued at 136000 pounds. The city also reported one death indirectly caused by heat and two prostration cases as temperatures rose to 98 degrees.
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Tandon
Omaha
West End Forest Fires Controlled in Montana District
Fires across Missoula district No 1 and Lola headquarters are reported under control after cooler weather slowed hot winds. Three new blazes on the Kootenai were contained. Russell Creek blaze in Lola forest persists on steep terrain with 100 acres burned and 48 workers, plus 20 more from Missoula. State land fires No 1 2 and 3 totaled 240, 60, and 340 acres respectively, with pumps and hoses aiding containment.
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Callahan Creek
Yank Falls
Xole
Russel Creek
Lole
Russell Creek
D. L. Bratty
T. A. Clapp
Lalo Forest
St. Regis
Tamarack Creek
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