Estate Matters Appear in City Briefs and Hearings Set
A June 27 hearing before Judge A J Horsky is noted for city brief items, along with a state tax report showing no inheritance tax due on the Goodwin estate. Other notices include a final accounting for Samuel R Goodwin as administrator, a divorce alimony suit, and local club activities at Marys Hall and the Prickly Pear home demonstration club meeting today at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Horsky
State Board of Equalization
Samuel R. Goodwin
Mary J. Goodwin
George W. Padbury
Caroline L. Smith
Water Board meeting notes and local notices in Helena
A Helena Water Conservation Board session at the statehouse covered routine routing business and a default judgment for a drunk driving case. Local items include birth announcements, a certificate of location filing, and numerous brief society and business notices from Helena and nearby towns.
Montana Supreme Court names seven to draft memorial resolutions for Chief Justice Sande
The Montana Supreme Court formed a seven lawyer committee to draft resolutions commemorating Chief Justice W. B. Sande of Chinook who died after injuries from a motor vehicle collision. The court adjourned in his memory and the panel will report by September 26, with funeral plans set for Chinook and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tate Supreme Court
W. B. Sande
Chinook
Sixth
Main Streets
Supreme Court
George W. Farr
Miles City
W. D. Rankin
Yelena
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Whem
Julius M. Wuerthner
Great Fills
Montana Bar Association
D. C. Kenyon
Walter le Pope
Missoula
C. R. Stranahat
Havre
Capitol
Opp
Conran
Kuper Funeral Home
Bosley
Residents boost season tickets for high school football
Helena residents push to fund a first class athletic field system with season ticket sales. Yesterday 22 more buyers produced 35 tickets totaling 816 dollars, part of a 3000 dollar goal supported by Helena service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce. Names and contributions include O Connell five tickets Hennessy Tobin three each and several two or one ticket buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwehis
Helena
Matt Staff
Helena Chamber of Commerce
J. EB. O'Connell
H. Hennessy
Dick Tobin
Jack Tobin
A. T. Hibbard
Cletl Smithers
Ray Shannon
Ben Wahle
Southeast Montana Receives Rain and Promising Crop Outlook
E. K. Bowman, state commissioner of hail insurance, reported rainfall across southeastern Montana, with the Dig Horn district seeing slight to drenching showers. He noted hail north of Wardin with only slight damage and stated the crop outlook was very promising. He was on official business in the Southeastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Bowman
Hail Insurance
Montana
Dig Horn
Wardin
Few Counties Remain In Tax Collections 1937 Montana
State Treasurer Rey N Shannon reported receipt of remittance from four counties showing varied tax collections for the last half of 1937. Figures include Chouteau 13265 and 12494.06 Meagher 7193.37 and 6694.99 Sheridan 5669.17 and 6246.99 Judith Basin 9828.80 and 10923.43 Cosmopolitan Election Tulsa Oklahoma Cosmopolitan International elected Lovel M Smith of Saskatoon Canada president and named Springfield Illinois as the 1939 convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rey N. Shannon
Chouteau
Meagher
Sheridan
Judith Basin
Tulsa
Okla
Cosmopolitan International Today
Lovel M. Smith
Saskatoon
Sask
Canada
Springfield
Subversive Influences in U S Gaining Strength Says Stalin's Schoolmate
Dr Nathan Beskin, a Russian Jew and Stalin's schoolmate, told Helena Rotary yesterday that subversive influences in the United States are growing rapidly from kindergarten onward. He claimed 250,000 Nazis, 3,000,000 Communists, and equal numbers of fascists swear allegiance to Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini, with the Silver Shirts rising under William Dudley Pelley. He urged education by comparison to shield youths from European 'isms' and warned of religious and youth movements undermining American values. The talk included criticisms of Methodists, Epworth Leaguers, and an ex-communicated bishop, and called for motion pictures and speakers to show shirt regimes' inferiority to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Stalin
Nathan Beskin
Rotary Club
Dr. Beskin
U. S
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Silver Shirts
Black Legion
Ku Klux Klan
William Dudley Pelley
Gala
Had
Father Devine
Beskin
Free Methodist Church
Epworth League
Memphis
Episcopal
Communist Party
Italy
United States
Royal Nelson
Helena
Nelson
B. W. Edworthy
Club
Leut
Hugh Adate
Rotary
New G C C program expands operation of Montana camps
The revised Civilian Conservation Corps plan covers April to September and authorizes 30 camps in Montana, per Director Robert Fechner. Congress increased the 1949 CCC appropriation by 50 million, avoiding reductions and keeping about 1,500 camps nationwide. The Montana setup includes 12 forest improvement camps, plus sites in state parks and Yellowstone areas, under multiple district administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
G.C.C
Montana
Robert Fechner
Orps
C.dc
Fechner
Bureau of Biological Survey
Morrison Cavé State
Lincoln County
Lewiston-Idaho
Sheridan County
Richland County
Bismark-North Dakota
Mammoth
Yellowstone Park
Glen Creek
Fort Missoula
Wort Missoula
Robinson to Attend Summer Vocational Education Session
Fred Robinson director of vocational education in Helena public schools will depart Friday for Fort Collins Colorado to attend nine weeks of summer school at Colorado State College. He will specialize in vocational education with prominent instructors Dr Charles A Prosser of Dunwoody Institute Minneapolis and Dr R A Ren of Washington DC both serving on the federal board of vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robinson
Helena Publi Schools
Fort Collina
Colo
Colorado State College
Robinson
Iscasion
Charles A. Prosser
Hhe Dunwoody Institute of
Minneapolis
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Washington, D.C
R. A. Ren
Washington, D. C
Federal Board
Lions Leave Today for Big Convention
A majority of Helena Lions club members depart for Great Falls to attend opening district convention sessions this morning. The event runs through Saturday with golf tournaments for men and women at Meadow Lark and AC M litka, plus Friday and Saturday business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Townsend Artist Aika Pictures On Ogplay In Sanden Window
Indian portrait paintings by Mrs. Ingeborg Johnson Merritt of Townsend are on display this week in the window of Sanden and Ferguson on Mai street. The three studies made from life in 1936 at Glacier National Park show Tall Man Weasel Tall and Breed Boy. Tall Man, in ceremonial dress, was anonymously purchased and will be presented to Crown Prince Gustav Adolf during the Delaware Tercentenary visit, then moved to Stockholm galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingeborg Johnson Merritt
Townsend
Sanden and Ferguson Company
Mai Street
Gustav Adolf
Sweden
Stockholm
Merritt
Glacier National Park
Winold Reis
Reis
New York
Great Northern Railway
Detroit Clergyman Improves After Train Illness
Rev Herbert A. Dudley of Detroit, aged 70, was taken ill on a Moslem Shrine special en route to Yellowstone Park and hospitalized at St Peter's. Doctors reported he is improved but threatened with pneumonia and heart trouble. His daughter Mrs William Kuni remained in Helena with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Dudley
Detroit
Mich
St Peter's Hospital
W. F. Castiviere
Dudley
Yellowstone Park
Ife
Mia
William Kuni
Helena
Brother of Helena Woman Passes Away
Mrs. Arthur Ward of Helena reports the death of her brother Charles Moore in Livingston after an extended illness. A long time Livingston resident, he worked in Northern Pacific shops for 37 years and was well known in Helena, where Mrs. Ward will attend his funeral. Restocking Range Cheyenne. Wye, June 15 — Russell Thorp reports 1,507 head of cattle brought into Wyoming from 23 states to restock herds depleted by drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ward
Helena
Livingston
Charles Moore
Moore
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ward
Restoching Range
Cheyenne
Wye
Russell Thorp
Wyoming Stockgrowers' Association
Wyoming
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Ladies Aid
8Th Mary's Hall
Heinla
Frea
Melena Saddlery & Tent Co
Marie Kungate
W. PD. Hungate
A. J. Horeby
Lees
Charlie Hoffman
King’s Beauty Service
Phdone
Prickly Pear Club
Prickly Pear Home
Satinei
Henry Hamill
Tiglena
St. Peter's
State Vocational School For Girls
Prickly Pear Valley
Bll Adams
Tom Herrin
Belena
Helene
Kalispell
Denver
Boston
Calgary
Galveston
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Portland
Ealt Lake Cite
San Francisco
Walston
Fort Peck
Glendive Way
Lewiston
Malia
Poplar
Dr. Cash
Man_ sauy
Harry Pickett
Geary Beauty
Addison K. Lusk
Polson
Lusk
Caroline
Bonner
Jonn W Bonner
State Raiiroad and Public Service Commission
Hot Springs
J. W. Ashbourne
Lewistown
R. D. Doyle
Bitte
Helens
Henry Hammill
St. Peter's Hospital
RE. H. Carroll
Billings
Henson
Great Walls
Harvey
John M. Wheeler
The
Placer. Sa
Lee M. Ford
Great Falls
Warren Toole
Cole. Johnson
Plains
W. R. Fitzgerald
Cee
George E U Ward Arried
W C Rae
Helen Rae
Butte
Leon B Allen
Kaliepell
D. P Fabrick
Chateau
Thomas Gordon
W. S Samuelson
Helena Elmer Parker
Lorraine Placer Mining Company
Mr & McFerron
Knapp
Frank Starlan
George Swanons
Carbon County
Lotobatch
Atucesork
Board of Trustees of
J. F. McBride
Dr. Hopkins
Penwell Block
Alice Ellen Park
Gallatin County
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Henry Hutrlein
William Roberts
George Wilcox
George Stadler
Ed S. Minugh
Percy Doty
A. Lynn Park
Lee Ward
Great Northern
Tom Wilkins
Henry Schotte
Paul M Markird Teft
Chicago
Bell Patterson
Northern Pacific
Hicksville
Onia
Fred Dehier
Savanah
Troyd
Hague
State Highway Commission
Rea Hammer
Sterday
George Reed
H Gilmore
Spokane
Mr. Reed
Joe Lacey
Ruth Whalen
Montana Must Association
Mim Adele Parden
Flathead Lake
OP Court
U.S
Jacobshavn Gracier
Greenland
Jacobshavn Fjord
Aika Pictures
Ogplay
Sanden
Strain Brothers
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