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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
6
Local items report a medical practice contact list, rental inquiry, Shriners session, apartment search, a lamp damage incident, a court estate filing, a vendor meeting, police reports on a few traffic and theft events, a college scholarship note, clerk of court activity, marriage law effects, bank compromise, and a recovered stolen car.
A new Rosezueian Planetarium in San Jose City, the fourth in the United States, will soon complete construction. It promises to project celestial arrangements as they appeared over 20 centuries ago, with heliacal star displays and demonstrations of Copernican and Ptolemaic cosmology.
Bart Woodyard and his 14 piece orchestra will appear at the Shrine tempo in Helena for the annual Military Ball during the national guard encampment. The group has toured widely including Jantzen Beach and Portland and recent engagements include Seattle and Honolulu with NBC broadcasts. After Helena they plan Salt Lake City engagement.
The city welcomed a stream of guests from across Montana and beyond. Dames Arcadain Pot QO Donnell and Poralie noted present, with James Griffin from Chinaak and Tra T Smith of Mardin visiting Sunday. F Stromnes of Great Falls and R of Heroes of Livingetan stopped by, as did Mra Chaimberlain of Roundup and Sam Rankin from Missoula. Tralph wing of Poplar and J OH Congrife of Butte appeared at local venues, while FE Mattox of Roundup and W G Henry from Great Falls registered locally.
Advance registrations near twice last year in a record breaking surge for Glacier National Park. Attendance is expected to reach 200 000 with three consecutive years of rising registrations. Margaret Hughes became the first woman to appear on the Mage in Oklahoma City and London theater, tied to a note about a former editor’s wife.
Four people were seriously hurt in a highway crash on State Highway No 1 near Gough's Corner yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. A car driven by Bred of Malann collided with a Ford pickup driven by Mr Sehart of Deer Lodge, throwing Behart from the truck. He struck his head on the highway and was temporarily dazed but believed to be unharmed. Breo and his wife suffered minor injuries and cuts, while Bre O N De Breo, who rode with them, had chest injuries and other bruises. The De Breo baby also sustained minor cuts from flying glass. State Highway Patrolman Hugh Potter of Helena investigated.
Irene Moudree and Viola Walterton were injured Saturday night when the car they rode in struck a horse on a signified road near Toston. Irene sustained a broken collarbone and minor injuries while Viola suffered bruises. Miss Paltera escaped with bruises and minor injuries. All were hospitalized at St Peters with improving conditions reported.
Dr F A Thommen president of Atuntann Sehont Mine will be principal speaker at Tart Change Gulch Mining association meeting in Rovlack thin evening. HM Merty vice president of National Saulpment county Salt Lake City will discuss mining experiences in South America. Secretary Anyaarth Howe will handle referrals by telephone 280 until noon.
The seventh annual Catholic laymen's retreat ends in Helena with election of officers for the retreat association. John J. White of Anaconda elected president pro tem, Thomas Ferguson of Helena named secretary, and Rev Emmet Riley of Butte named director. Closing morning session chaired by President James J. Elt presiding. Several speakers urged continued support for the movement.
About 1600 veterans in Lowle and Glark counties are to receive Adjusted Morvica certificates totaling around $300 each. Postmaster Harry Mondricks said delivery by carrier starts this afternoon, with a certification crew beginning work in the post office at 10 oclock tomorrow and continuing through the day and night. Veterans are urged to stay home to allow delivery to proceed, and recipients must furnish identification to carriers before bonds are handed over.
The North Dakota and Montana district of the Lutheran Missouri Synod convenes in the district convention led by Rev Randee. Delegates include Joseph Richart as lay delegate. discussions cover educational matters and mission work in North Dakota and Montana, ministerial leadership, and the church’s future amid calls to reduce red tape and emphasize fundamental Christianity. The assembly marks the region’s largest Lutheran community with about 1.5 million members in the synod.
Abstracted notices report a marriage and multiple deaths from St Marys parish area. Included are a bridegroom named Mr Ang Vrw Thomas or Broadway, a son at St Tobins, and obituaries for Mrs Mary Uonern aged 42 and others. Funeral arrangements are listed with various church services and times.
The readable bits reference names and a date May 4 with names like Rory and Hughes, plus mentions of a senator and a presentation. The fragmentary line items suggest a local official notice or legal/public notice context, but the content is largely unreadable.
Elk Lodge chair Hugh Adell announced final plans for the Flag Day program at the park starting at 7 pm. The event features a largely musical program with the signals corps under St John Fischer, lectures by Lodge members, a display of flags, and a drill team performance. If rain intervenes the ceremonies move to the Shrine temple banquet hall.
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