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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
12
Community gathering hosted by Mrs. Louise and Mrs. Thompson features Miss Lily, Miss Helen, and other guests. A late program includes a weiner roast and Epworth League activities to benefit church funds.
Herbert Mozley Butler former Miss Marielouse Leipheimer of the Leipheimer family ties wedding bells in First Presbyterian Church. The couple will tour Yellowstone, Chicago and Atlantic City before settling at Seventh Avenue New York after July 15. Attendants included Mrs Edward Bellis and Mrs Loretta Mantesth among others.
Miss Marielouise Leipheimer and Herbert Morley Butler wed at First Presbyterian Church in Butte with a formal ceremony. Bridesmaids wore pale pink and green gowns, families in elegant attire, and a reception followed at the Silver Bow club. The couple, locals with ties to Montana and Georgia, depart for a wedding tour before settling in New York City at 56 Seventh Avenue.
Members of the W. 3. A. No. 22 Juniors held a picnic yesterday in Columbia Gardens Grove with arranged luncheon tables, games, and tests. Bazaar Club members from Shortridge Memorial Church also attended and planned a Wednesday meeting. Van der Heydt and Sons from Chicago arrived to visit Dr and Mrs MC Robe oye and Mr and Mrs W D Myils.
Miss Evelyn McPherson presented planofore Pupila in recital with Arthur Lindblad at the First Presbyterian Church. A unique program of unusual merit featured many titled works and notable performers including Muriel Roberts Estella Jones Phylia Tomich and Betty Bleichner among others to a large audience. The event showcased a varied program of songs dances and instrumental pieces with strong remarks on the performers talents and crowd response.
Miss Betty Thomas will entertain at a buffet supper this evening at her home as a pre nuptial compliment to Mie Elizabeth Perham daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Perham and her fiance James Alfred McNally. The arrangement includes early summer flowers and tapers, with about 20 guests attending.
Jown Neary of Humber-Keno suffered a compound fracture of the right leg while sliding into home during a Humber-Keno versus Centerville game at Cinders Field. He was taken to St James hospital for treatment and admission.
Steubenville police sue the city for 345000 claiming salaries were raised by popular vote and city council lacked authority to reduce them. The council had ordered salary cuts for police and firefighters in 1932 and the suit was filed in circuit court on behalf of all department members.
New Orleans reports four month period from May 1 yielding 2727 07050 to the city from beer parlor saloon and bedroom permits. Brooks Dunran director of the beverage department announced the totals sum is 1 338 Aragonaise. The list includes names such as Virginia Horton Massenet Ruth Vigne Newland and Catherine smith among others.
A church musical program directed by Miss Elsie Daniels will be presented at the Lowell avenue M. E. church this evening. A reception will follow to benefit the Young People's Assembly fund. The program includes choirs, solos, readings, duets, and trios featuring Estella Jones Lois Jane Peters Bobby James Betty James Ruth Hancock Jean Thomes Jean Bymons Roberta McGillen Evelyn Daniels Rose Dunn Elizabeth Luke Janet Lochrie Lois Squires Dots McGillen Doris Trevenna Gretchen Tallon Iris Trevenna and others.
A reader testimonial praises All-Bran for regularity after years of digestive issues. The ad touts Kellogg's Att-Bran as a fiber rich cereal aiding elimination, with guidance on daily two tablespoon servings and usage with milk, baking, or toast. It caps with a caveat to consult a doctor for serious illness.
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