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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
3
The entertainment committee of the Butte Country Club sponsors a dinner dance on Saturday. Dinner service starts at 8 with dancing to follow from 9. Reservations can be made by calling 4973.
Members of the Nile Sewing club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs Olga Ferguson on Nevada avenue with Mrs Florence Rundel and Mrs Mary Thomas assisting hostesses. A 1 30 o clock menu will be served and 4 social afternoon will be enjoyed. Members are asked to turn in all needlework at this time.
RS. JOHN R. BARTLETT noted in Butte social circles as Mrs. Bartlett prepares to return tomorrow from Lewistown after visiting her mother Mrs. Daniel Hanley for several days.
Mrs George Murr will entertain the Bazaar club of Memorial Christian church in an all day session at her home Luncheon will be served at noon.
After a brief visit with Butte friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barker have returned to their home in Seattle.
Mrs J L Templeman Mrs A Longley and Dr and Mrs C B Rodes spent the double holiday at Lindbergh Lake in a brief leisure outing with family companions at the summer retreat location.
Hollywood makeup man Jack Dawn reveals Jeannette MacDonald’s screen complexion uses a secret gold dust grease-paint formula aided by a loosened government gold monopoly permit. The satin finish softens light for the camera while Dietrich denies similar claims to avoid excess notoriety.
Miss Tala Birell reports her first novel The Imp and the Hour Glass will be published by Scribner's Magazine shortly. Other actresses Mae West and Jean Harlow also double as novelists in this brass era notice.
Mike Pecarovich the Gonzaga University football coach fears jitters before the big game as Bing Crosby uses a film stunt to photograph him in intimate poses with scantily dressed chorines. Crosby threatens to display the locker room photos next fall in publicity.
Wallace Beery is laid up with a heavy cold. Francis Palmer plans a Seattle summer vacation visiting her hometown. Simon Simone moves into a Beverly Hills house. A Warner Brothers' on the lot reports a star has become so difficult that production may halt soon.
Mrs. William Stephens hosted a double shower on Williams street honoring Mrs. Adolph Lee suke the former Miss Rose Rich ards and Miss Betty Blake bride elect. Evelyn Hodge and Florence Marie Domke presented love ships filled with gifts as guests enjoyed a midnight buffet and social cards with numerous attendees listed.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Mountain View Methodist Church meets this afternoon at Mrs. W. C. Rae’s home on West Silver Street. A dessert luncheon will be served at 2 o’clock followed by a program on World Citizenship and Trends in Missionary Work led by Mrs. Zurfluh and Mrs. Prather.
The first in a series of Ladies' day luncheons is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Butte Country Club. Mrs. Arthur W. Merkle and Mrs. L. C. Myers will be joint hosts. A team match will occur in the afternoon with the loser entertaining the winning team at luncheon. Luncheon is served at 1 o'clock.
The Fairview division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will meet next Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry C. Rice.
Mr and Mrs Julius Peters of the Napton apartments have returned from a brief stay in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Accompanying them on the return was John Cullen of Los Angeles formerly of Butte who will visit with the Peters and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Schrage.
Mrs. Wayne Martin and daughters Dorothy and Erma of Two Dot visit Mrs. D. J. Charles in Martinsdale where Mrs. Martin is a niece of Mrs. Charles. The party also includes Mrs. E. J. Settle of Martinsdale.
Mrs. Charles D. Merchant spent the double holiday visiting relatives in Deer Lodge.
After a weekend in Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Benton have returned home, concluding their brief trip.
Dr Vida J. Matthews leaves Friday by plane for New York City after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews, at 1125 East Mercury Street.
Mr and Mrs Frnest Lienemann have returned from a visit to Seattle and other coastal cities.
Mrs H H Cochrane left yesterday for New York where she will meet Mrs Fred Young and Mr and Mrs Henry Bishop. The party will depart later this week for a three month tour of Europe with a group of travelers.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Egan and daughter Miss Helen Egan of Cody Wyoming travel to the Pacific coast with planned stops in San Francisco and Los Angeles for a time.
Mrs W N Moray Girling has departed for Vancouver British Columbia to spend a month with friends, taking the trip for leisure and social visitation.
Argentina's nineteen match factories turned 4,500 tons of raw materials into over 23 billion matches in the previous year, reflecting strong output and industrial capacity across the sector.
The author argues the Connery bill overreaches by attempting to regulate all labor matters at once. He urges restoring a federal child labor act, then limiting hours in specific industries, and finally enacting targeted wage- setting provisions with expert commissions.
The text states a rejection of relying on courts to safeguard constitutional functions and announces a plan to set aside a broad bill in favor of a sequence of precise laws. These laws will address specific abuses with clearly defined remedies, signaling a strategic, targeted approach to reform.
Montana State University in Missoula reports the discovery of a book with 500 plates of John James Audubon’s works. Zoology professor Dr. G. B. Castle uncovered the volume during a laboratory examination. it is valued at several hundred dollars.
Maj Ralph M Caulkins who has spent three years with the US Army in the Philippines is ordered to report to Montana State University to serve with the ROTC battalion university authorities are informed Caulkins previously was stationed here from 1925 or 1929
In Kalispell Montana on May 31 Special report says Ella Nichols and Frederick J. Aley of Bigfork married at Christ Episcopal church with Rev M A Cookson officiating. Attendants were Miss Ethel Nichols and Robert Aley. Also noted is the Rothschild treasures sale in London nearing $500000 in its first week.
Everett officials express concern for Capt. Tom Drake of Stanwood Washington a lone seafarer who departed San Francisco in November aboard the 37 foot boat The Progress and has not reached Monterey Santa Barbara San Pedro or San Diego in a lifelong solo sailing career begun at age 12.
A. B. Lehmee was overcome by fumes in his car near Belmont California on May 31. He slumped at the wheel and leaned on the horn, whose incessant honking drew neighbors who found him unconscious.
Yan Gamarnik vice commissar of defense and central committee member, aged 43, killed himself in Moscow following reports of involvement with anti Soviet elements. He headed the Red Army political department and was named by the central executive committee of the Communist Party.
Tokyo May 31 The cabinet of Gen Senjuro Hayashi resigned today amid relentless attacks from major Japanese political parties. Hayashi called an emergency meeting before presenting his government’s resignation to the emperor, signaling responsibility for its unpopularity.
Bozeman May 31 Miss Katherine Vada Christman a Ottawa University graduate was named to head the physical education for women at Montana State College by President Alfred Atkinson. She succeeds Miss Mary Stewart who resigned to become assistant professor of physical education for women at Utah State College. Christman will assume duties Sept. British railways report fewer passengers but higher receipts than last year.
An ad promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription to cleanse kidneys of acids and wastes. It claims quick relief for night urination, nerves, pains, and burning sensations, with a money back guarantee if not finished in a week. The ad emphasizes a low 3c per dose cost.
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