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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1954

Page

1

Butte Mailman Dies of Illness

Howard Trewhella a longtime Butte mail carrier died Friday at his home after a brief illness. Born and raised in Butte he was a World War II veteran. Survived by wife Pauline and son John plus numerous relatives. The remains are at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary.

Howard Trewhella Butte Waukesha Trewhella Pauline Trewhella John William Trewhella Bert Trewhella H. O. Paull John Gilbert Frank Benich Jerry Lombardi William Paull Billy Gilbert Howard Gilbert Ray Gilbert James Todd Jr Dorothy Cloke Pearl Spear Irene Boyle Mary Ellen Trewhella Thomas J. Bolitho Todd

Mrs Maude Maloney Dies at Home in Pennsylvania

Mrs Maude Maloney died at her home in Pennsylvania after a long illness. She is survived by family members and friends in the community and funeral arrangements will be announced by the local mortuary.

Maude Maloney The Pennsyl

Mrs Maloney Dies After Brief Illness In Butte

Mrs Maloney born in Nevada lived in Butte for years. She is survived by two sons and daughters in law Isaac and Dodgson Melrose Sherman Dodgson Butte a daughter Hazel Maden Los Angeles and sister Annie Booth Seattle. The remains are at White's funeral home.

Vaniaime Maloney Nevada Butte Isac Dodgson Melrose Sherman Dodgson Hazel Maden Los Angeles Annie Booth Seattle White

Mrs Doris Christian Rites Held At St Mark Lutheran

The remains of Mrs. Doris Christian were taken from White's Funeral Home to St. Mark Lutheran Church for funeral services conducted by Rev. Arnold E. Gierke at 2 PM. Sacred organ music was provided by Mrs. Keith Johnson. Pallbearers included John Hample Murl Gidel Dr William P Kroger Clem Bartzen Charles Lavell and Lambert Featherly. Grave side services followed at Mount Moriah Cemetery.

Doris Christian White St. Mark Lutheran Church Arnold E. Gierke Keith Johnson John Hample Murl Gidel William P. Kroger Clem Bartzen Charles Lavell Lambert Featherly Gierke Mount Moriah

Funeral of John J Powers at St Joseph Church

The funeral of John J Powers was held Friday morning from White's Funeral Home to St Joseph Church for a Requiem Mass celebrated by Rev James P O Shea. The children's choir sang responses. Pallbearers included Emil Bauer Jim Mular John Ronning Tom Brophy Bill Lappin and Leo Finnegan. Graveside rites were at Holy Cross Cemetery conducted by Father O Shea. A special car carried many floral tributes.

John J. Powers White’s St. Joseph Church James P. O'Shea Emil Bauer Jim Mular John Ronning Tom Brophy Bill Lappin Leo Finnegan Father O’shea Holy Cross Cemetery

John McCafferty Rites Held in Seattle After Butte Life

John McCafferty a former longtime Butte resident died Thursday in Seattle Washington. He resided at 411 East Front Street He is survived by daughter in law and son in Seattle and by his sister in Seattle and two sisters in Pennsylvania The remains will be sent to Daly Shea Chapel arriving Sunday morning Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 with a requiem at 9 30 in St Joseph Church Interment will be Holy Cross Cemetery.

John McCafferty Butte Seattle Wash E. Front Street McCafferty C. A. Billenbeck James Gallagher Peter McGee Pennsylvania Daly-Shea St. Joseph Church Holy Cross Cemetery

Three Boys Caught Prowling Ruins After Wall Collapse

Butte police captured three youths late Thursday near the Butte Hotel ruins where a wall had collapsed earlier that day killing one worker and injuring four others. The oldest offender was 14. they were released to their parents through Probation Officer John T. Sheehan after county custody.

Butte John T. Sheehan

Defendant Granted Time to Plead in Worthless Check Case

John Hansen appeared in district court Friday on a charge of passing a worthless check. He sought more time to plead and was granted until 10 a.m. Monday. The information by County Attorney staff alleges Hansen defrauded Montgomery Ward's Butte store of 20 dollars with a check cashed on August 17.

John Hansen District T. E. Downey Monay John T. Prothero Atty. N. A

Complaints Withdrawn in Police Court Session

In Friday police court a woman identified as Grace Peyton faced two disturbance complaints, both withdrawn after bonds of 25 dollars posted by the defendant. A separate light session saw a 150 dollar bond forfeited for Tom Ponn on drunken driving, and 10 motorists forfeit bonds of 2 dollars each on overparking charges.

Grace Peyton Tom Ponn

Goodyear and CIO Reach Wage Accord to End Strike

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers reached a settlement granting 23 000 production workers at 10 plants wage increases of at least six cents an hour to end a sixty day strike. The agreement could set a pattern for the industry though ratification by local unions remains pending.

Cleveland Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co CIO United Rubber Workers Goodyear

Butte Briefs Parting Departures and Birth Notices

Local brief items report several Friday moves including births at Community Memorial Hospital and St. James Hospital. Recipients include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Arni and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hanni fin. other movers hail from Billings Helena Whitefish Great Falls and Hamilton. A Ft Lewis graduation and a Good Conduct medal award are noted for military personnel.

R. Gordon Arnison S. Gaylord Community Memorial Hospital Frank R. McLaughlin Lowell

Mrs Klyucevsek Taken by Death

Mrs Winnie Kenney Klyucevsek of 518 S Warren died in a local hospital Friday night after illness. A Mayo County native who lived here 47 years she belonged to Sacred Heart Parish St Ann's Society and the Neighbors of Woodcraft. Survived by husband Mike and several in laws and relatives in Butte Chicago and Ireland. Body in Daly-Shea Chapel with funeral services Tuesday morning at a time to be announced.

Winnie Kenney Klyucevsek S. Warren Butte Chicago Daly-Shea Chapel

Eisenhower Fishes on South Platte in Colorado

President Eisenhower and a party fished the South Platte near Fraser Colorado catching five trout within 25 minutes and planning to cook them over a open fire for lunch. He wore hip boots a plaid shirt and a Western blue hat while accompanied by Swan and Aksel Nielsen.

Eisenhower South Platte Swan Aksel Nielsen Denver Fraser Colo Hoover Washington Wayne Hawks White House Hawks

Describes Anti Red Bill as Fascist by Union Leader

Salt Lake City reports M. E. Travis executive secretary of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers calls the new anti Communist bill fascist and parallels Mussolini's 1930s labor front. He spoke during Kennecott Copper Corp. negotiations while the union remains on strike since August 16. The IUMMSW was expelled from the CIO in 1950 for alleged Communist leanings.

Salt Lake City Communist Party M. E. Travis International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Ind Travis Kennecott Copper Corp Mussolini Italy Iummsw CIO

Church Reform Proposals Emphasize Realistic Training and Outreach

The report urges shunning vulgar gospel forms and calls for realistic church ministry training, including deploying theological students into industry. It supports expanded chaplaincies in hospitals, armed forces, universities, and schools, new parish work spanning home and work, fresh gospel presentation to children, youth programs, and active pursuit of social justice amid ideological shifts in Asia and Africa. It also advocates Christians cross barriers of caste, class, and race to show solidarity with humanity.

Asia Africa Christ

Road contracts for Otis Williams and others with multiple structures

Road contracts listed include Otis Williams in Kennewick with 362760 dollars, Mullinax Engineering in Sheridan 66322, S Birch in Great Falls 63038, Holm Construction in Glendive 7181, and Clifton Applegate plus Union Construction in Spokane and Missoula with 28787 and 48830 dollars respectively. completion targets range to 1955. Oregon's Crater Lake is 2000 feet deep.

Otis Williams Kennewick Meagher Ringling-Martinsdale Mullinax Engineering Co Sheridan Wyo McCone S. Birch & Sons Great Falls Dawson Glendive- Richey Holm Construction Co Glendive Powder River Wyoming Line Broadus Road Se Bros Riverton Mineral Cedar Creek Superior South and East Road Clifton & Applegate Spokane Northern Pacific Railway Superior South and East Union Construction Co Missoula

Death Summons Mrs. Chancellor

Mrs. Aileen Chancellor of 204 N. Washington died Friday afternoon in a local hospital after a brief illness. A Philadelphia native and widow of John W. Chancellor, she resided here over 52 years. Survived by two sons, Dr. Orville K. Chancellor of New York City and Mr. W. E. Chancellor of El Paso, plus three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday at 11 a.m. at St. John Episcopal Church, with interment at Mount Moriah. Richards Funeral Home in charge.

Aileen Chancellor N. Washington St. John Episcopal Church J. C. Holt Mount Moriah Cemetery Richards Funeral Home

John J Murphy Dies in Butte Hospital

John J Murphy 36 a longtime Butte resident and miner died Friday night in a local hospital after an illness. Survived by wife Evelyn, children Helen Pat Michael Francis and Kevin, mother Bridget Callahan, mother in law Mollie Conavad, Fr Eugene Conavad of Hyattsville MD, several Conavad in laws, George Markovich Helen Conavad, William McLaughlin Linden WA and others in Butte and California. Body under care of Duggan's Merrill Mortuary.

John J Strongarm) Murphy Butte Murphy Evelyn Helen Pat Michael Francis Kevin Murphy Bridget Callahan Mollie Conavad Frater Eugene Conavad O.ss.t Hyattsville

Builders Cite Excessive Profits in FHA Housing Schemes

Testimony alleges profits far exceeding congressional intent in government insured housing. Harry L. Osias of Queens says he earned nearly five million from FHA backed mortgages while not taking any profits, forming 20 corporations to build five Queens developments. He claims to work with a private lender to settle mortgages and remove government involvement.

Congress Bush Los Angeles Harry L. Osias Queens United States Osias William Simon

Stevenson Predicts Democratic Sweep at Iowa Luncheon

Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Democratic presidential nominee, told Iowa leaders in Sioux City that Democrats will seize control of Congress this fall, sweeping both House and Senate. The luncheon proceeds fund Iowa and national campaigns as Stevenson heads to Sioux Falls for a farm conference where a broad attack on farm legislation is planned.

Sioux City Iowa Congress Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Braniff Airlines House Senate Sioux Falls S. D

Injured Men Satisfactory After Building Collapse Tragedy

The Clifford Building collapse at the burned Clifford Cigar Store site left Mike Orlich dead and Joseph Angeletti and William Dougherty injured but not hospitalized. Coroner plans an inquest into Orlich's death as the victims, workers for Parrot Construction Co., are identified and services announced.

St. James Hospital Joseph E. Angeletti William Dougherty Clifford Cigar Store Mike Greek) Orlich Butte Angeletti S. Gaylord Mr. Dougherty E. Woolman James Vardy Longfellow George Malkovich Anaconda Road Orlich Harvard Sherman and Reed Funeral Home Serbian Orthodox Church Mountain View Rudy Sayatovic Mr. Orlich Parrot Construction Co Butte Hotel Clifford

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