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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1948

Page

1

Millegan Rites Set for Tuesday at Helena

Funeral services for Maude Millegan 87 will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Opp Conrad Retz chapel in Helena. She died Sunday at her Seaver Park home after 68 years of marriage to Robert E. Millegan. Survivors include son Robert L. Millegan and daughter-in-law Margaret Ann Millegan, plus siblings and many relatives. The Very Rev. Charles A. Milson will officiate, with burial in Forestvale Cemetery Polson.

Helena Maude Millegan Seaver Park Millegan Robert EB. Milegan Bt. Baul Thomas Loohy St. Peter Episcopal Pro-Cathedral Robert L. Millegian Anda Margaret Ann Millegan Arthur Looby Yorkland Fay Loohy Butte Mabel Tobin Great Palls Montann Washington Charles A. Milson St. Peer

Montanan Proposes Western Parkway for Travel Route

McCormick withdraws from the Republican gubernatorial race in Montana after filing a petition in Missoula. Senator Stevensville and Missoula attorney cited a plan to promote a Western parkway linking major parks, with states advertising highways and building lodgings. veteran Joseph Ward dies at Fort Harrison with two daughters and a son listed as survivors.

Helena Washington J. McCornick Montana Peintary Sam W. Mitchell Stevensville Missoula Nae Wold Nat Lannane Pallat McCormick Matewell Miyeh Los Angeles Mitelell Rankit Helyna Joseph Hy Ward Hysham Velona Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital Alan

Pioneers to Install 23 New Members This Tuesday

Twenty three new members will be initiated into the Bulle Plonvens club at the regular meeting Tuesday night. Henry Bishop and his dance pupils will present a floor show. club president Wolffs will lead the initiation as of April 1 new members will be admitted by 1948 card only.

Bulle Plonvens Henry Bishop Charles Wolffs Iwil Henry H. Porter Kathryn Porter Daisy Ashworth Mattie Latimer Mary Morgan Caroline Sivalon Dombile Sivalon Aliee Ochvle Prances Kalafatich Ruth M. iXlne Esther Hosking Blore Braulieu Florence Beautieu Leona I Medfern George C. Redfern Alice M. Walker John J. Walker Elizabeth Hettick Sarat Hoare Werner Sto Sophie Sekn~wich Dan P. Holland Bessie Wekingstad

Junior Unit Show At Club Tonight In Crystal Room

A Sunior amateur hour is programmed at the A. M. Employes club Crystal room Anaconda Tuesday night at 830 featuring instrumental voice and dance numbers baton twirling aerobatic specialties with master of ceremonies Ragnar Hanselgren of Anaconda. Performers include Sharon Wein Dick Johnson Myrna Stone Irene Torgen and more.

Philipsburg A. ©. M. Employes Club Ragner Hanselgren Dente Lowney Anatolida Sharon Wein Dick Johnson Philips Dack Bladich Myrna Stone Phillisburg Irene Torgen Ainaconda Eleanor Gratecha Doyce Dean Creynbeek

Annual Election in Progress at Employes Club

The A G ML Employes club holds its annual board election in its Crystal room with tallies continuing. Candidates include Neal Shen Mike Orlich Noel Edwards Fred Strandberg Don Cronin Al Laulres Matt Martinich F J Stein and Thomas Carping from various departments and subsidiaries. Oscar Hit presides. Fred Strandberg outlines new voting procedures and calls for floor nominations. President Hills reviews a year of 140 plus activities and praises members and officers for cooperation.

A. G. ML Mariay Crystal Room Neal Shen Mike Orlich Noel Edwards Fred W. Strandberg Don Cronin al Laulres Matt Martinich F. J. Stein Thomas Carping Oscar Hit Fred Strandberg Hills Tain Richard Leary

Water Shortage Seen This Year

March range condition reports warn Montana and Wyoming grazing districts may face stock water shortages this summer due to subnormal precipitation and low spring runoff. Districts Malta Miles City Bridger Butte and Lewis town report mixed conditions with several areas needing moisture while others have full reservoirs and good hay carryover.

Billings Montana Wyoming Region 3 Land Management Burea Malta Glazier United States Fan and Wildlife, Service Milea City Miles City Bridger Parca Butte Lewistown Concen Yenter

Rains Rain Farm Land Collapse Near Greenshoro

In Greensboro April 5 farmer D W Pitts found eight acres of land on his farm had dropped into a 60 foot deep hole. Neighbors recall hearing a loud noise Thursday but rains delayed investigation. State Geologist Robert N Vernon says the collapse likely came from water eroding underlying limestone formations.

Greenshoro Fis D. W. Pitts Pitts Robert N. Vernon

Sullivan to Speak to Study Group at University Women

Sivan, president of the Butte Development Association, will address the education, legislation and social study group of the American Association at University women’s meeting at Agnes Prinxot’s home in Waukesha Tuesday night. The session begins at 7:44. Sullivan will discuss housing situating and community planning. Inga Hoem will press.

Sivan Butte Development Association The American Associaton At University Women Agnes Prinxot Waukesha Mieeling Mr. Sullivan Inga Hoem

Nominations Filed for Powell County Officials

Two filing notices reported in Deer Lodge list Mrs. Ethel F. Evans seeking re election as district court clerk on the Republican ticket. M. K. Daniels filed for county attorney on the Democratic ticket, with Daniel B. Hertz Jr as clerk.

Deer Lodge Daniel B. Hertz, Jr Severder M Ethel F. Evans Evans M. K. Daniels Powell County

Deer Lodge will host sessions and meetings

April notices report Norman EK Korn and Mrs Korn leaving for Spokane to attend Inland Empire Teachers meeting while Mr Korn and Mr Speer plan to attend a Spokane gathering. Deer Lodge briefs include weddings trips and local club meetings with VFW and Federated Women events scheduled, and New York trip for K W Haviland for a directors meeting.

Deer Lodge Norman EK Korn Powell County C. D. Speer Deer Lodge General Clu of Federated Women AK. W. MacPherson New York Deer Lodge K. W. Haviland New York City Haviland National Association of Insurance Agents Havilands

Central Montana Road Discussed by Highway Group

Central Montana Highway association officers and directors adopted a program to finish unfinished sections of the central Montana highway to permit use by traffic. A special committee led by Al Hawkinson of Jordan will present the plan to the State Highway Commission at April meeting.

Great Falls Montana Highway Central Montana Highway Association Trate State Highway Commission al Hawkinson Jordan R. J. Hilger Glendive Ben Larson F. S. Kaberg Cirele Earl McChinmess W. J. Harrington Yewlstown L. J. Lanpkin Lincoln Charles Ma~honey George Welsel Missoula J. J. Ming Bloomfield Axe Nelson Sliney R. Fulstead Ovando Lee Ford Drs J. P. Irwin Great Palle

Reynolds Heads for U S Haven Amid China Return Demand

Milton Reynolds, a Chicagoan famed for seeking the world’s highest mountain, left Tokyo for the United States after receiving clearance to depart. China’s government reportedly urged Tokyo to return him to China as he fled via Haneda field, while he expressed happiness to return home and vowed not to leave again. In other items, the Daughters of the Nile announce a meeting on Friday April 9 at 4 PM hosted by Mrs. Harry Eltinger with Mrs. Clarice Beighte assisting.

China Moegal Reynolds Tokyo Haneda Field Nanking Occupation Daughters of the Nile Club Harry Eltinger Clarice Beighte Thesere

Duplicate Bridge Club Hosts April Point Tournament

The Duplicate Bridge Club held its annual point tournament on Sunday at the Montana Hotel in Angwonda with nine tables in play. The average score was 72. Winners were North-South Mr and Mrs C Anderson 8442 Mrs Marvin Berry and Spencer Crosby A Big Buel West Mrs L E Dubble Mrs Ko Hy Veitch 10049 Miss Ethel Blomgren Miss Inez Haskins Ba14.

Tos Duplicate Bridge Cub Montana Angwonda C. Anderson Marvin Berry Spencer Crosby Buel-West L. £. Dubble Ko Hy Veitch Ethel Blomgren Inez Haskins

Health Meeting Set at Missoula

MISSOULA April 5 An extensive discussion program is planned for delegates to the American Association for Health Physical Recreation Northwestern convention here April 15 17 Educators from Montana Oregon Idaho and Washington will attend The meeting opens with continuation of the Montana teacher training committee on health education the committee's summary and recommendations will be presented later The executive board opens with a banquet Dr George A Selke Chancellor will be main speaker Second day will feature talks by Leon Green Idaho University and National Recreation Association representatives W B Pollock Vancouver housing authority and Jack Briewe veterans hospital official Final sessions cover health education implementation and the role of competition in elementary and high school physical education programs

Missoula American Association For Health, Physical Northwestern Montana Oregon Idaho Washington Associaton George A. Selke State University System Leon Green Idaho University Nalional Rec-Reation Association W. B Pollock Vancouver Wash Housing Authority Jack Briewe Veterans’ Hospital

Deafened Now Hear With Tiny Single Unit

Beltone announces a compact hearing device that eliminates extra batteries and bulky gear. Accepted by the American Medical Association Council on Physical Medicine, it promises clear adjustable sound without wires, and Beltone offers free literature and home demonstrations from Chicago.

Council On Physical Medicine American Medical Association Beltone Dept Wisth St Chicago Beltone Toriny Adv

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