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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1948

Page

1

Death Summons Mrs. Toppari In Butte Home

Mare AUbén Foppar died Tuesday in a local hospital after an illness. Born in Pyin Idaho she lived in Butte 26 years. Survivors include husband Hanford Topparl daughters Gwenda Thel sean Clayton Karnley Lynta Marie mother Mrs Margaret Brat ton all of Butte and brothers-in-law.

Mare Aubén

Obituary fragment lists kin in Butte and Kirkland

The deceased is remembered by brothers and sisters in law and several nephews and nieces. The body is at Doggan's Merrill mortuary.

Jack Harkins Kirkland Wash Ralph Erickson Butte Kenneth Branson Marie Toppari Peter Madera Anthony Houmer Doggan Merrill Mortuary

Army Enlisted Men Get Recognition

Army enlisted men will sit on all Army courts martial boards under an executive order signed by President Truman. The changes, effective Feb. 1, aim to improve military justice, including presuming the accused innocent and banning coercion or improper influence in obtaining confessions. Secretary Royall cites civilian advisory and veterans groups support.

Washington Dec. T Army Truman Royall Mr. Truman Arthur T. Vanderbilt New York University Law School House Armed Services Veterans’ Organizations

Daughters of Nile Deer Lodge Guests Friday Afternoon

The Daughters of the Nile will be entertained Friday at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. K W McPherson with Mrs. Sam Harris as hostess.

Daughters OF Nile

District Officers to Be Feted in Deer Lodge

In Deer Lodge on December 7 Pawell nost American Legion and its auxiliary will entertain district commander Raymond Schilling and district president Mrs. Maurice Alex at a Thursday meeting in city hall. Separate pilots precede a social hour and joint program. Both leaders will address their groups. Christy Matheson and Mrs. Jessie Truscott will preside at the Christians party. Hostesses include Mrs. J Maurice Dietrich Mrs F Hi Foster and Mrs Charles Hubbard.

Jessie Truscott J. Maurice Dietrich F Hi ‘Foster Charles Hubard

St Mary Guild Plans Pre Holiday Bazaar at St Mary Hall

St Mary Guild meets Thursday at 829 Missouri with Mrs Joe Goy and Mrs William Speck hosting. Final plans for the annual pre holiday bazaar to be held Saturday at St Mary hall, with Mrs Clara Lavis presiding as president.

Mary Guild Lodge Wee St. Mary Guild Joe Goy Missouri William Speck St. Mary Hall Clara Lavis

Key Club Members Hear Dan Mizner in Deer Lodge

In Deer Lodge on December 7 the Powell County High School Key Club met with Dan Mizner to brief members on Robert's Roles for a luncheon. Presbyterian Guild plans a Thursday meeting at 1 30 PM at the Guild hall with Hiwanians in attendance including IM Bryan and Robert Wyckoff.

Dan Mizner Deer Lodge Key Club Powell County High School GUILD Mr. Deer Lodge Mizner Robert Presbyterian Guild

Uranium Mining Will Be Started Near Boulder

Uranium potential found at the old Caribou silver mine near Boulder Colorado. Geologist G O Ridland of Denver calls it the best uranium bearing pitchblende deposit seen in the continent and notes it could reduce US uranium imports. Production may begin by spring with 150 men to be employed if explorations prove favorable.

Boulder Colo Matthew Olssen Garibou Here G. O. Ridland Denver Calo Washinngton Atomic Energy Commission United States

Notch Hoon Legals Of Sale Bond Issue District One

Board of Trustees of Silver Bow County Montana district announces sale of school district bonds totaling 200000 dollars to fund building and equipment. Bonds are amortization or serial, dated January 1 1949, bearing up to 8 percent interest, maturing over 120 years. Bid forms and certified checks required, auction at 6:00 p.m. December 1 1948 at 111 North Montana Street.

Board of Trustees Ghoot Liecrict Silver Bow County Montena North Montane Street Montana Fae Enkh Ssid Aehoo Haog Eaid Catanonda Ubon State Board of Land Commissioners Lee O. Coleton Echoel Montana Street Butts, Montene

Butte Hospital Notes reveal list of admissions and dismissals

The page records numerous individuals admitted or dismissed at Butte Hospital and St. James, including Ralph Boone, Arthur Warnicke, and James Brinken in Butte, and Mrs Alvan Ashton and Mrs Erasamus Hansen at St James. It notes dates, addresses, and a single factual zoological line about Volvox as a tiny freshwater organism, considered an oddity.

Murray Ralph Boone Dillon Art Warnicke Wharton Patrick McCafferty South Wyoming Ray Simonson Sheridan John Brian East Mercury James Brinken Cobban John O'Neil North Montana Hugo Pakrman Evans Jean Leverton South Main Sylvester Bartlett Salmon Idaho Andrew Kuklek East Park Judith Quick West LaPlatte Bert Redda Leonard Hotel William Rule Maryland Terald Hanekan Harrison Philip LaFranchoise Detfers Bert Fisher East Galena Patricia A Beausoleil Anaconda ST. James Alvan Ashton State Erasamus A. Hansen Homer Shepherd South Jackson Rich

Phillips 66 Premium Motor Oil Lubri-tection Claim

The ad touts Phillips 66 Premium Motor Oil as a superior lubricant with extra additives to prevent sludge and varnish. It promotes the term Lubri-tection as the brand’s protection mechanism and links lubrication with angina protection in a promotional claim.

Phillins 66 Phillips 66

Guilty of Murder in Ditch Death Case

A district court jury in Oklahoma City recommended the death penalty for Max Eugene Klettke 23 of Lansing Michigan after finding the body of a New York railroad man in a ditch near Argadia Oklahoma. Physicians reported holes in the head indicating a violent killing.

New York Oklahoma City Dec Besch Corfu N. Y Argadia Olla Max Eugene Klettke Lansing Mich

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Mrs. Toppari Helena Eaily Hutte Mont. Hone aSdy Mont Great Northern Aytest Margaret A. Leary Glare Rehool Silver How N. Montana Butte, Montani Mos Wlenoco Josepas Finch Kladoim Pal Ant M. Bardon Robert Allen Sidney Garkeet West Galena Vernon E. Maddock West Granite Thomas Lester Zarelda Joan Rogers Monroe Homer Guay Arthur Speraw California David Matteueet Watson Clifford Dern Bouth Wyoming Agnes Connell West Quartz John Murray Harvard Mary Frances Hoopes Emma Ann Brenna Frank Finnegan Reynolds Robert Barrie Illips
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