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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
9
The Mi area will see partly cloudy skies on Saturday with mild daytime temperatures and light winds. Sunday continues with partly cloudy conditions and similar temperatures, with a slight uptick in humidity expected across coastal zones.
A Helena wired notice reports the Reserve Officers Stabo Aviation elected Col. Orrin W. Potter Missoula as president for four years and Lt Marty Keith Kalispell as vice president with Aaron Singer Great Falls as secretary treasurer. An executive committee chosen includes Myre Roelon of Bozeman and others from Helena Great Falls and Williston.
Secretary Singer announced the organization in Montana has over 400 eligible members with 6L ace five current and a goal to double in a year. The fiancée of the organization was reported to be in good shape while Lt. E Cooper of Billings, retiring president, presided. Father Callahan and Maj A J W Polan plus Col A J Galen of Helena formed a resolutions committee. The group discussed air mail service routes from Great Falls through Helena Butte and Dillon to Idaho Falls and Pocatello, linking to Salt Lake transcontinental lines. Beavers Order session followed with officers present including Fred Openshaw, Willam S. Soper, and others.
Miss Marjorie C Wilkinson, daughter of former Mayor T Wilkinson, was honored at Prince school in Baston Ronday where she was conferred a degree. Prince school is a branch of Simmons College in Hostais, where Wilkinson has been studying effigeational.
Sunday is Father’s Day. We invite you to remember Dad with ties shirts cuff buttons or other practical smart gifts. There are many items to choose from and we offer help with suggestions when you visit.
A crowded meeting of the American Legion auxiliary adjourned its session after a long evening, with national vice president Mrs. C McGlasson to address the program. Reports from units in Butte, Dillon, Eureka, Forsyth and Great Falls highlighted strong past-year work. department historian Mrs. R A Porter urged reports of past deeds. Delegates toured the Marlow for a guest program by Helena unit, as committees and memorial services filled the afternoon.
Isaac Vivainio of Britto was seriously injured last night when he fell from a Great Northern freight train about 200 yards from the water yard. Sidney Cooney carried the injured man to the county hospital where he will be held until ward is received from his family. Officers believe his back was injured.
William Bailey, a notary, admitted neglecting his child’s support and agreed to pay 10 dollars per week. He posted a 250 dollar bond and signed an agreement to send Assistant County Almoner AT. Hage wood SI a week for the child at Deaconies school, noting prior arrears due to inadvertence.
Teo J Murphy of Anpieta petitions in the sabre court for the late Miplinola Wilson. The aged couple, Wilson and Anna Wilson, ages 82 and 78, seek to relinquish letters and ask the court to supply proofs after the decedent's death in VATE at FRo0.
White ribbons bearing the phrase The Water are worn by delegates at the Meagher county post convention. The gathering reports 1% delegates and the highest percentage among eligible men at any post in the state. Delegates used two Macer rooms and entertained more than 1,000 guests in the past two days.
Miss Bertie De Wright files a complaint accusing George McAllister a disabled veteran and post office janitor of a felony under the Bonlan act. The bondman McAllister appeared in Higgin's court for arraignment. preliminary examination likely. The case centers on alleged financial dealings and a possible intimate relationship with the com plainant. she is said to be expecting a child and McAllister is described as earning income from a wartime job and other sources.
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