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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
13
ME J J Kirby and Mrs Kirby are noted in city social circles as the Butté Country Club opens its season with Mrs Kirby on the ladies entertainment committee guiding the club’s social activities.
The Young People's Fellowship of Mountain View church sponsors an institute dinner at the church this evening from five to seven. Each year some members attend the Epworth League institute at Flathead Lake, to be held in July, offering vacation benefits and study classes in church work for the young people.
Butte circle Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a social after their business meeting Friday in Carpenters hall in Carpenters hall area with Reno to be played. Officers and guards will serve on the committee.
Mrs. Murray C Lind and Miss Christine Lind were joint hostesses for the Literary club yesterday at the Lind home on South Crystal Street. Following the program refreshments were served. In attendance were Mrs. Robert E Crangle, Mrs. Raymond F Peterson, Mrs. W B Fleming, Mrs. Herbert M Fay, Mrs. Ray Carlson, Mrs. Frank McKenzie and the hostesses.
Members of the district drill team of the Neighbors of Woodcraft were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Marie Ostlund 1600 Lowell avenue with Mrs. Margaret Chouinard assisting hostess. Cards, lunch and social time followed with the listed members and guests present.
Members of Free Silver and Banner lodges of the Degree of Honor Protective Association hosted a ravioli dinner Wednesday evening in honor of national juvenile director Mrs Edna Dugan of St Paul. Seated were Dugan, state officers and past presidents among many lodge members at the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Warman and daughter Miss Eleanore War man of Wenatchee Washington are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis.
Dr and Mrs J L McCarthy announce the birth of a son born Wednesday morning at St James hospital. The child is welcomed by the McCarthys and marks a new addition to the family.
Mr and Mrs Ray L Ruhle and their son Ray Jr depart Tuesday for their country home at Liberty Lake near Spokane.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hardin with children Virginia and Ben Jr Mr and Mrs Pat Gagner Miss Irene Nelson and Ross McGinnis Jr were involved in an outing on the Big E when an unspecified event interrupted the trip.
Mrs. John R. Bartlett Mrs. R. E. Thomas and Sargey McDonald have returned from Missoula where they were guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs J G Harvey and her son depart on Monday for Portland Oregon after a short visit in the city.
Mr and Mrs Henry Bishop depart for Hamilton to see Mr Bishop’s parents. They plan to spend the summer months in Los Angeles.
Miss Helen Keller leaves Wednesday evening for Seattle after visiting her father William Keller and brother Sam Keller.
In a storm ridden car, Pointer and Naylor discuss Mills's blackmail, Miss Dundas's role, and a fatal confession. Naylor confirms linked events from Mills's death to tensions around Miss Dundas, Mr. Tait, and Westmacott as they race toward Tor Cottage.
The Butte Country Club held its first ladies day of the season with teams captained by Mrs F J Bode and Mrs Jerry Sullivan. Mrs Bode's side won in the forenoon, and the losers hosted a luncheon for the victors. Elegant summer flowers decorated the tables and memue cards supplied diversion. Attending were numerous ladies, among them Mrs M O Scott, Mrs Frank J Moore, Mrs A W Merkle, Mrs Felix Steinle, Mrs W A O'Kelly, Mrs R B Gill, Mrs W L Murphy, Mrs Fred P Young, Miss Mary Sullivan, and many others.
Miss Nellie M. Baker and Miss Catherine Harrington of the Butte Business and Professional Woman's club left yesterday for Glendive to attend the state convention June 1 and 2. Baker serves as delegate from the Butte club while Harrington is Yellowstone park conference regional chairman and a member of the state nominating committee and will attend the pre convention meeting.
Mme. Marie M. Leipheimer has recovered from a serious illness and returns to teach voice at her studio located at 217 North Clark Street. The note confirms her health and ongoing studio operations in the City.
Mr and Mrs Carl Renk receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Wednesday morning at St James hospital. It is the couple's third child.
Mr and Mrs Frank Phelan have returned from a motor trip to Hamilton where they visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edna Dugan of St. Paul national juvenile director of the Degree of Honor Protective association has left after a tour of the state. This was her first visit to Montana.
Mrs Mary Ann Richards former Butte matron now at Deer Lodge is guest of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Larry Farmer 123 West Broadway for a few days. She was guest of honor at a Sunday dinner put on by Mrs Farmer with seven covers.
Philipsburg May 31. Ed Posey general manager of the Philipsburg Hardware company shipping center for sportsman's supplies heard a crash and found a blue grouse weighing about three and a half pounds had flown into the large plate glass front window breaking it and dying on impact.
Pointer evades a fast moving car driven by a large man identified as Strange. The chase pushes them to change course toward a road leading to Tor Cottage as a storm rages, with the scene ending as the narrative continues.
Billy asks a druggist for soap with extra strong perfume so his mother will know he washed his face. The boy explains the scent will signal completion to avoid a repeat washing.
The judge challenges the actor about self‑praise while the star asserts he is speaking on oath. The exchange highlights tensions between confidence and credibility during testimony.
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