City Briefs WHEATHUER HELENA June 14 1941 Weather Summary
Weather notes from Helena on June 14 1941 report todays high 74 degrees compared with 83 last year and 93.8 for the all time high on this date. Low today 52 with 65 last year and 35.3 the record low. Rainfall is 0 for the 21 hour period ending 5:30 pm and 1.51 inches for the month to date with 0.25 inches excess. Bonner Rules Attorney General John W Bonner ruled Sunburst theater project a lottery and county attorney Toole county said it was a quiz program with a registration list and a cash prize for a correctly answered question.
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Helena
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bonner
John W. Bonner
Sunburst
Toole County
B. Aronow
Vital Statistics Birth and Death Notices from St Johns Area
A son was born yesterday at St. Johns hospital to Mr and Mrs Florian Glineski of 511 North Rodney street. Mrs J H Hill aged 71 died yesterday at her home 163 West Lyn dale. Funeral services will be 2 oclock Monday at Opp and Conrad chapel with Rev L C Hicks officiating. Burial in Forestvale cemetery. Mrs Sarah King of 534 Helena died last night at St Johns hospital after a long illness. Body at Opp and Conrad mortuary.
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St. John's Hospital
Florian Glineski
North Rodney Street
J. H. Hill
West Lyndale
Opp
Conrad
L. C. Hicks
Forrestvale
Sarah King
Helena
St. John’s Hospital
Opp and
Conrad Mortuary
Annual Conference To Start Soon In Helena
The senior and young people's annual district conference will be held at Rockhaven June 18 to 25 under the direction of Rev. C E Whittier pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The event will run in two four course periods with Elizabeth Fisher Margaret Bowman and Rev Whittier attending.
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Rockhaven
C. E. Whittier
First Presbyterian Church
Whittier
Elizabeth Fisher
Margaret Bowman
Helena Sees Surge in Tourist Traffic in May Opening
Helena’s tourist information bureau reports 558 registrants in its first month of operation under Henrietta DeWalt. Opened May 15 by the Chamber of Commerce, the roster includes 28 states plus Alaska, D C, Alberta, Africa and China. California provides 51 visitors, Washington 40, Minnesota 41, while Mr. and Mrs. H W Mann of Shanghai plan a Montana summer at a local dude ranch.
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Helena
Washington
Minnesota
H. W. Mann
Shanghai
China
Visiting Editors to Be Guests In Last Chance Gulch
Helena hosts visiting editors from the Prospector Tuesday with Mayor Laylin presiding at a Placer hotel dinner. Loble, Reitsch, Risken, Young and others organize the program including a Yellowstone and Glacier motion picture reel. The party will tour Billings and travel to Great Falls, with Gov Ford greeting them upon arrival. Football helmets may be produced from plastic.
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the Prospector
Last Chance Gulch
Jack Laylin
Helena
Lester H. Loble
Chamber of Commerce
Placer Hotel
Loble
John G. Reitsch
Union Bank and ‘Trust Company
Yellowstone
Billings
The
Northwest
Pacific Northwest Travel Association
Great Falls
Gith Oate
New York World-Telegram
Ital GC. Cotton
Fittsburgh Press
John R. Copeland
Minneapolis Star
Lucia Lewis
Chicago Daily News
C. W. Talbott
Cleveland News
Lee Davis
Chicago Herald-American
George Schultz
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hugh M. Craig
Automobile Club
Kellogg M. Patterson
Cincinnati Trans-Star
Ruth Harrigson
Look Magazine
A. Endstrom
B. Rhodenhaugh
Louisville Courier-Journal
Local personals note extended visits across states
Mrs. M L A Higgins returns home from California and stays at 199 West Lyndale. Mrs. Herbert F Reay and son Herbert Jr from Seattle visit Aunt Rae Q Smith at 511 North Ewing. Jimmy Bernhard of Clancy visits Johnny McHugh at Clover Leaf daily. Mrs. Ralph Buchanan and Betty Cummings of Los Angeles return after Deaconess School visit, James Cummings to visit then heads to Pittsburgh for Westinghouse job. Mr. and Mrs. John Oats of Butte visiting on Pacific coast. Oats married two months ago. Ada Blacker and daughters Katherine and Zetta reside at 909 Flowerce street with T. Hanser family. Children tease dad as stumpy sometimes.
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M LA. Higgins
California
West Lyndale Street
Herbert F. Reay
Herbert, Jr
Seattle
Rae Q. Smith
North Ewing Street
Jimmy Bernhard
Clancy
Johnny McHugh
Clover Leaf Daily
Ralph Buchanan
Betty Cummings
Los Angeles
Gertrude Cummings
Deaconess School
James Cummings
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
John Oats
Butte
Oats
Joseph Krust
Oscar Starr
Ada Blacker
Katherine
Zetta
5. T. Hanser
Flowerce Street
Dad
New Physician Dr Claude M Mears Joins Helena Clinic
Dr Claude M Mears joins the Coones Gallivan Thomp ser clinic this week. A Helena native, he attended Carroll College and St Louis University earning the BM D. degree. He previously served at St Anthony hospital in St Louis and Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane. He earlier worked with Dr J R Soltero in Lewistown. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A C Mears.
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Claude M. Mears
Mears
Coones-Gallivan-Thompser
Helena
Carroll College
Louis University
St. Anthony Hospital
St. Louis
Sacred Ieart Hospital
Spokane
Helena Clinic
J R. Soltero
Lewistown
A. C. Mears
Governor Forecasts United Service Drive Support
Gov Sam C Ford closed the local USO drive and predicted citywide backing for the effort to train and defend the country. Rev Joseph A Collette and Norman Winestine of the USO committee will speak in radio talks Monday at 9 pm about the drive. Arthur Nelson, chairman, seeks more volunteers and asks interested people to call 255.
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United’ Service Organizations
Sam C. Ford
Ford
Joseph A. Collette
Norman Winestine
Josal Uso
Arthur Nelson
Oval
Mr. Nelson
New Police Dept Plans Vacant Home Watch Service
Otto Woieg, commissioner of public safety, announced that Melenn police will start a vacant residence watch this summer. Residents on vacation can call the station to provide their address and dates away. An officer on patrol will log the address and check it at intervals day and night for security.
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Otto Woieg
Publi Safety
Melenn
Good News for Piles Sufferers Book Offer
The McCleary Clinic in Missouri announces a free 132 page booklet on piles hemorrhoids fistula and colon disorders. Request by postcard to the clinic address for no charge. The message promises relief and potential savings from suffering.
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McCleary Clinic
Eacelstar Springs
Public safety plan aims to curb vacant property risk
The public safety commissioner announced a confidential plan to monitor vacant premises. Police will check doors and windows during owners’ absences to keep children away from unsafe sites. Mr Krieg said the measure should reduce petty activity around empty properties.
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Public Safety Commissioner
Krieg
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