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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
7
On a train, Nina and Lieutenant Corbett clash over gender roles, glamour, and wartime duties. He mocks her, she defends women’s need to look fashionable as a patriotic act, citing comics, magazines, and pop culture. The scene ends with them bickering and a tease of further conflict.
A Sunday noon program at Trinity Methodist Church celebrates Children’s Day with a school song service including recitations, solos, and piano performances. Participants include Ron nie Gabarino Beverly Seccomb Tommy Harvey Mary Lou Barnicoat Ruth Ann Barnicoat Sheryl Jensen Alberto Gabarino Marlene Harvey and others led by the primary and girls and boys classes.
St Mary school graduates were guests of honor at a Wednesday breakfast at the Moxom cafe after church exercises. Edward Holland served as toastmaster and several graduates read toasts and the class prophecy.
Week End guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath of Anaconda spent Sunday visiting friends in the city.
At the regular meeting of Job's Daughters in the Masonic temple Mary Plummer daughter of Mr and Mrs M Wade Plummer was chosen honored queen Other officers selected include Lois Jean Chauvin Ardith Granger Jean Collins and Patricia Evans The installation is set for 8 oclock Saturday evening June 8 at the Masonic temple.
A Deer Lodge tea hosted by Mrs. Joseph L. Coy honored her daughter in law Mrs. William Speck. Attendees included Mrs. F. B. Hall Mrs. Carl H. Horst Mrs. F. A. McKittrick Mrs. Hannah Carlson and others. Capt. and Mrs. Speck wed recently in Cherino Texas.
Compliments to newlyweds Mr and Mrs William J Long as they are hosted at two informal dinners. Janet Harrington hosts 11 at Butte Country Club, R O Rouleau hosts 12 at Rocky Mountain Cafe Meaderville, Alice Shea hosts 12 at the Casino. The couple reside at 917 A West Silver.
Miss Louise Stahl arrives from Palo Alto California to stay with her mother Mrs Carl G Stahl at 1143 West Diamond. She is joined by Bar Beth Smith of San Mateo visiting at Dr and Mrs Carl H Horst in North Washington. Mrs Smith plans to join soon. Stahl is personnel director of the Children's theater in Palo Alto.
Billings residents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Geraghty Jr and their children Mary and Edward spent Memorial Day in Butte as guests of P. J. Geraghty the elder at 718 West Broadway.
Rainbow Girls Butte Assembly No 4 will meet at 7:30 PM Saturday at the Masonic temple. Carolyn Jean Schwartz newly elected worthy adviser will preside.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly and her son J. D. Kelly of the Napton apartments spent Memorial Day in Bozeman visiting relatives and enjoying the holiday.
Anaconda John C. Harrington spent Sunday afternoon in Butte visiting with friends.
Mrs J R Reed hosted a Wednesday luncheon at 125 East Broadway with Mrs Charles Shearer and Mrs E G Leipheimer as guests of honor. Colorful blossoms and novel card covers for 10 decorated the table as So Shearer prepared to return to Los Angeles after weeks with Butte friends.
Three Rosmore Sales, Inc. executives Harry Rosner Edward More and Lawrence Kantro were indicted on ceil ing price violations for selling nylon and rayon hosiery. Prosecutors said the group earned at least 25000 in April and early May from illicit sales to 15 distributors in Chicago. Nylons sold for 26 to 30 a dozen, well above the 11.75 ceiling. ray ons 16.50 with an 8.75 ceiling. The case marks a major action against nylon black market operators.
President Truman on May 31 said he was not in a hurry to name a new chief justice. He also declined to say whether Treasury Secretary Vinson was being considered for the post.
Sentries at the historic St Marys naval barracks report a doubling of guard posts due to a haunting they describe as the ghost of an ancient mariner with a wooden leg in Lord Nelsons uniform. The sightings occur during the midnight watch at Chatham England.
Funeral services were held for Eleanor Haggerty Coyne at Daly-Shea chapel and St Patrick church with Rev. Daniel Harrington and graveside rites by Rev. M M English. Pallbearers included Mayor Barry O Leary. Edith M Smith and Margaret Nutterville also honored in services. Smith buried at Mountain View cemetery and Nutterville at St Patrick cemetery with pallbearers named.
Requiem high mass for Quinn Sullivan was celebrated Friday morning by Rev. Father A J Harrington of Whitehall at St John the Evangelist church. Harrington officiated graveside rites at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Patrick Dennehy Gene Dudley Dan ONeill Gene Sullivan John Connors Gene P Sullivan.
The Pearl Harbor committee heard that President Roosevelt phoned Admiral Stark the night of December 6 1941 to say tensions with Japan were serious. Captain Harold D. Krick testified Stark recalled a White House call after a theater outing. Stark had earlier said he could not recall where he was the night before the attack.
Mrs. Frederick Schreiber, vice president of the Central P T A Council, was feted with a fare well party at 635 South Main by the P T A Mother Singers before she and her family relocate to Seattle. Attendees included council officers, singers, and friends, with a buffet supper to close the evening.
Funeral services for Miss Ida Crosswhite, longtime employee of Anaconda Copper Mining Company purchasing department for 41 years, will be held at 2 pm Saturday in Finnegan chapel. She died Wednesday in Columbia Falls and burial will be in Hill cemetery. Her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Lawrence Crosswhite, and other relatives have arrived for the services.
Two Helena juveniles aged 13 and 15 were brought to Lewis and Clark county for juvenile court hearings after being held in custody since their arrest tied to burglaries in Butte Anaconda and Dillon. They were transported by Sheriff Chub Munger following the East Park street store robbery.
More than 800 people crowded the office of Addis A. McGrath as eligibility books closed at 5 pm on Friday. Officials expect a registered voter total around 24,000, a figure far above recent years and possibly one of the heaviest single day registrations in Silver Bow County.
City and county collected heavy real estate taxes on the delinquency deadline day with early May receipts totaling 398 959 79 dollars as county treasurer Miss Phemia McPhail reports. She expects May final installments to exceed 450 000 dollars.
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