Fellows to Hold District I O O F Meetings in Butte
Two district Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hold annual meetings in Butte with attendees from Anaconda Deer Lodge Wisdom Jackson Dillon Melrose and Sheridan. Meetings start at 1 pm Saturday with registration at Enterprise hall and Fidelity hall for men. A banquet at 5:30 pm and a 9:30 pm dance follow.
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District I. O. O. F
Butte
Rebekahs
Enterprise Hall
Front Street
O Fellow
Fidelity Hall
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Wisdom
Jackson
Dillon
Melrose
Sheridan
Order
Miriam Rebekah
Martha Rebekah
Fidelity Lodge
Emma Schaller
Kalispell
Rebekah Assembly of
Students entertain Whitehall CCC camp program
Twenty students from Christian Brothers high school performed for the CCC camp at Whitehall yesterday afternoon. Principal Brother C. G. Mac Mahon led a program of music, dancers, pyramid groups, vaulting, ground tumbling, scepter swinging and springboard work. Transportation was provided by Larry Manion, Walter Sewell, Jim Sullivan, Ed O'Brien and George Boyle. Performers included Jack Walsh, John Sheehy, Jim O'Connell, Emmet Caros, Maurice Mafei, John Gannon, Dennis Hayes, Richmond Pease, Bill Brunich, Kevin Thomas, John Gallagher, Ed Kane, Jerry O'Reilly, Jack Rooney, Jerry Fasso, Joe Biney, Don O'Leary, George Boyle, Edward Bartoletti and Ed O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brothers High School
CCC
Whitehall
C. G. MacMahon
Larry Manion
Walter Sewell
Jim Sullivan
Ed O’brien
George Boyle
Jack Walsh
John Sheehy
Jim O'Connell
Emmet Caros
Maurice Mafei
John Gannon
Dennis Hayes
Richmond Pease
Hardin Man Heads State Bank Group in Montana
E L Kelley Jr of Hardin was elected president of Group No 7 of the Montana Bankers association at the annual meeting today at Keene's 4 K dude ranch Beartooth mountains. Alva Lamb of Big Timber was named vice president and R H Elliott of Bozeman secretary, succeeding W J Soderlind of Billings.
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Billings
E. L. Kelley Jr
Hardin
Montana Bankers’ Association
Keene
Beartooth Mountains
Alva Lamb
Big Timber
R. H. Elliott
Bozeman
W. J. Soderlind
Police Recover Two Stolen Cars In City
Lester Hagenson reports his car taken from the 100 block of North Idaho Street. Officers Monahan and Gerry recover the vehicle on South Montana. Garton reports his car missing from 411 Colorado Avenue. officers recover it on East Broadway.
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Lester Hagenson
South
Idaho Street
North Idaho Street
Tom Monahan
John Gerry
South Montana Street
A. G. Garton
Colorado Avenue
East Broadway
Garton
Man Hurt After Fall In 100 Block On South Wyoming Street
George Savich, 50, of 118 East Broadway, was admitted to St. James hospital last night with a head injury after police say he was found unconscious from a fall in the 100 block on South Wyoming Street. Officers Dan Reagan and John Gerry transported him to the hospital.
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George Savich
East Broadway
St. James’ Hospital
Dan Reagan
John Gerry
Savich
Wyoming Street
Policed Officer Charles Rodda Returns to Butte
Charles Rodda a Butte police officer returned Saturday night from Portland where he had gone weeks ago to regain his health at the home of relatives He is much improved and back on duty the report says
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Charles Rodda
Butte
Portland
George Pallas Suffered Stroke Near Home
George Pallas 84 East Park Street suffered a heart ailment Saturday night near his home. He was taken to St. James Hospital for medical attention.
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George Pallas
East Park Street
St. James Hospital
Harvard Anniversary Faith in Independent Universities
The speech argues universities must remain independent from government and private interests to preserve disinterested scholarship. It contrasts views of political control with nonpartisan authorities like courts and civil services, urging faculties to avoid political officeholding while supporting expert judgments.
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Harvard
Ministry of Propaganda
England
United States
Supreme Court
Eighteen Graduates at St John’s Parochial School
Eighteen graduates received diplomas at St. John’s parochial school in a ceremony yesterday afternoon at the parish hall. Father M. J. Leonard presented diplomas to Henry Bertoglio John Campbell David Collier Raymond Como Mary Rita Cronin Daniel Farren Marguerite Foley John Moran Charlotte Kindt John Lappin Jeremiah Lee James McElhenny John McLaughlin Margaret Mullen Mildred Skundrich William Stern Betty Sullivan Frank Thomas and others while Miss Margaret Mullen thanked parents and teachers during a luncheon following the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Parochial School
Margaret Mullen
M. J. Leonard
Henry Bertoglio
John Campbell
David Collier
Raymond Como
Mary Rita Cronin
Daniel Farren
Marguerite Foley
John Moran
Charlotte Kindt
John Lappin
Jeremiah Lee
James
Bridget Murphy 70 Dies After Long In Butte Home
Bridget Murphy aged 70 died yesterday at her home 1337 Hobson Street native of Ireland long resident of this city Survived by husband Michael two daughters Annie Campbell and James Sullivan of Butte sister Mrs Dan Whaley South Dakota grandchildren in Butte and Washington DC Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary Funeral Wednesday at 9 o'clock Mass at 9 30 Burial Holy Cross Cemetery
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Bridget Murphy
Hobson Street
Ireland
Michael Murphy
Annie Campbell
James Sullivan
Butte
Dan Whaley
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Holy Cross Cemetery
Schilling Funeral Set for Today in Butte
Funeral services for Sig Schilling pioneer Butte business man will be held at 2 PM at Temple BNai Israel with Rabbi Joseph Gitin officiating. Burial follows at BNai Israel cemetery. The body will be moved from the family home at 856 West Granite Street to the temple for viewing before the funeral.
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Sig Schilling
Pioneer Butte
Temple B'Nai Israel
Joseph Gitin
B'Nai Israel
West
Granite Street
Temple
Mrs Heslet to be laid to rest in Butte
Mrs. Cora Heslet died last week in Spokane and will be buried today after a 2 o'clock funeral conducted by Rev. Thomas Ashworth. The service is at the family home 100 South Excelsior Street, with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Cora Heslet
Butte
Spokane
Thomas Ashworth
South Excelsior Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Hajia Dies at Family Home in Butte
Safar Hajia 48 native of Turkey died last night at 10 West Front Street after a long illness. A miner who had lived in the city 20 years, he is survived by his wife Mrs. Mary Hajia, step daughter Mrs. Nora Hassan, granddaughter Audrey Hassan, all of Butte, plus a sister and brother in Turkey. Body at Sherman & Reed mortuary with funeral plans to be announced.
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Safar
Sam) Hajia
West Front Street
Turkey
Hajia
Mary Hajia
Nora Hassan
Audrey Hassan
Butte
Sherman & Reed Mortuary
Excelsior Auto Crash Reported Near Local Streets
Owen Parsons of 328 Excelsior Avenue and M. J. Carmichael of Warm Springs said their vehicles collided in the 300 block on Excelsior Avenue yesterday afternoon. Both cars were damaged. Fred Sampson of 1617 Harrison Avenue and A. S. Files of 644 West Quartz Street reported their cars collided at Arizona and Mercury streets.
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Owen Parsons
Excelsior Avenue
M. J. Carmichael
Warm Springs
Sheriff's Office
Fred Sampson
Harrison Avenue
A. S. Files
West Quartz Street
Arizona
Mercury Streets
Fred Clough Butte Miner Succumbs
Death came to Fred Clough age 56 yesterday afternoon at 614 South Idaho street after a brief illness. Born in Fon du Lac Wisconsin he lived in Butte for years and worked as a miner. Survived by wife Susie Clough. He belonged to the Order of Red Men. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Fred Clough
South
Idaho Street
Fon du Lac
Wis
Susie Clough
Butte
Clough
Order of Red Men
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Northern Pacific Pays Montana Taxes in 1935
The Northern Pacific Railway paid Montana taxes totaling 1,904,092 for 1935, with 46,042.86 remitted to Silver Bow county treasurer Mervin J. Dempsey as the last half of the 1935 levy. The company’s 1935 tax bill, paid in full, equals about 5,216 per day and is within 10 percent of the 1930 total, announced by tax commissioner EB A. McCrary.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Silver Bow
Mervin J. Dempsey
Butte
Montana
EB. A. McCrary
Northern Pacific
Butte Briefs Special Meeting and Local Notices
Brief items from Butte recount a special meeting of Butte Business and Professional Women to elect convention delegates at the Silver Bow club. Other notes list births, hospital leaves, returns home, and a Canadian Legion meeting at Patriotic hall. Activities include Nile Club sewing, Silver City Review drill practice, and travels of Rev M J Leonard to Dubuque for Columbia college jubilee events.
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Butte
Silver Bow Club
Dubuque
M. J Leonard
St. John the Evangelist Church
Iowa
Columbia College
Joseph Gilmore
Father Leonard
Columbia
Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced in Christian Science Lesson
The May 31 1936 Lesson Sermon in Christian Science churches denounces ancient and modern mesmerism and hypnotism as non scientific. It cites Isaiah 8 writers from Jonah 2 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health condemning animal magnetism as unreal and powerless.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Man 13 in Hospital After Car Turnover
George O'Malley of 1114 Gallatin Avenue was treated at St. James Hospital for injuries from a car rollover near Norris. He was admitted with injuries to his left shoulder right leg chest and pelvis and listed in fair condition.
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George O'Malley
Gallatin Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Norris
Frank Bell
North Jackson Street
Granite Street
Ed Sakoli
East Third Street
Anaconda
Haugland Leaves Montana Standard for AP Post
Vernon A. Haugland longtime Montana Standard reporter departs for Salt Lake City to begin duties at the Associated Press office. He previously worked at the Daily Missoulian for three years and is a Montana State University graduate residing in the Gallatin valley near Bozeman.
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Vernon A. Haugland
Montana Standard
National Parks Airways
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Mr. Haugland
Pythian Lodge Meets Tonight With Memorial Report
Damon Lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias will meet at 7 30 this evening in Pythian castle Rank will be exemplified on a class of esquires The memorial committee will report on the service between Damon and Calanthe lodges on June 10 Other committees will report Toads six inches long and three inches wide were found in South America by Dr C W Parsons of the University of Glasgow
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Pearl Costello
Ida Warren
Sarah Klassen
Mary Bellis
Evelina Jones
Myrtle Richards
Helen Apostel
Emily Davidson
Arlee Richards
Helen Barnicoat
A. F. Renback
Charles Wizeman Jr
Fred Nelson
W. H. Johns
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Enterprise Hall
Summit
Fidelity Hall
Fidelity Lodge
Three Forks Lodge
Colusa Lodge
Meaderville
Canton Wildey
Hiawatha Club of Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Enterprise Lodge
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Fidelity
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Castle
Damon
Calanthe
South America
C. W. Parsons
University of Glasgow
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Hardin Man
State Bank Group
State Convention
Margaret Carolus
Montana Association of Graduate Nurses
Miss Carolus
Murray Hospital
Carolus
Helena Curtis
State Association
Edith L. Brown
Helena
Ethel Swope
New York City
American Nursing Association
John's Parochial
Schilling
Mrs. Heslet
Safar Hajia
Excelsior
Charline Meyers
New York
Central Preas
Youngstown
Marjorie Carrozino
Augustine
N.P
Harry FE. White
East Second Street
William Kirk
Delaware Avenue
Edmund Borowcyzk Jr
St James Hospital
Raymond Richards
Utah Avenue
James Kirkpatrick
North
Arizona Street
Canadian Legion
Fred W. Lister Post
Patriotic Hall
Ida Jensen
East
Galena Street
Waino Wallila
Margaret Price
Chicago Avenue
Nile Club
Nile Sewing Club
Silver City Review No. 3
Frank McCarthy
Woolman Street
Christian Science
Man
UNION
Standard
Pythian Lodge
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