Christian Brothers High School announces second semester honor roll
Thirty three students, including five with straight A averages, are on the honor list. Freshmen lead with 15 honorees, followed by nine seniors and five juniors. Four sophomores also made the scholastic list. named students span senior scientific Geoffrey Ashworth to freshman George Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Brothers’ High School
M. S. Tuohy
Gerald Tomis
Robert Pascoe
Robert Holland
James Sullivan
Emmett Sullivan
Donald Harrington
John Joyce
Gabriel Mehring
Francis Ozanne
Joseph Parker
William Kane
Brandon McMahon
George Thomas
State Board reports May tax intake of 625k
Helena June 4 The State Board of Equalization reported May tax collections totaling 625072.37 with the largest item the state gasoline tax at 524529.36.
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Helena
State Board of Equalization Today
Three Butte Nursery Schools Report 115 Monthly
Miss Clara Dugan announces that Butte's three nursery schools Franklin Jefferson and Greeley served an average 115 enrollment monthly for 1939 40 under WPA and state supervision. Attendance met federal needs. many children gain weight monthly and visits reach hundreds.
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Butte
Clara Dugan
Franklin, Jefferson and Greeley
Miss Dugan
Butte Exchange club hosts talk on WPA economic survey
Michael Blinn from the WPA Montana finance department spoke at the Butte Exchange club noon meeting at the New Finlen. The program included a digest of the Montana economic survey compiled by WPA workers and edited by Dr. Renne of Montana State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
WPA
Renne
Montana State College
Butte Exchange Club
New Finlen
Michael Blinn
Finance Department
Montana
Gregor MacMillan
John Newland
Olaf Hansen
Meaderville
Floyd
W. H. Johns
Attorney John A. Shelton to attend two commencements
Butte attorney John A. Shelton will travel to Ames Iowa to attend the Iowa State College commencement June 7 8 and 9. He will then go to Ann Arbor Michigan for the University of Michigan commencement. Shelton earned a BA at Iowa State and earned his law degree at Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Shelton
Butte
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Mr. Shelton
Butte Students Among 235 Graduates at State College
Twenty nine students from Butte and nearby towns earned bachelor degrees at the 44th annual Montana State College commencement in Bozeman. The list includes graduates from Butte, Deer Lodge, Anaconda, and several nearby communities alongside degree fields in architecture engineering science and home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana State College
Bozeman
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Twin Bridges
Philipsburg
Boulder
Drummond
Mortimer J. Lott, Jr
Matthew H. Heaphy
Michael T. Sloan
Carlos O. Howe, Jr
William J. Alexander
Jay F. Johnson
Peter W. McDonald
Ernest V. Gregorich
Lindley E. Barry
Charles W. Bleichner
Nicholas M. Yovetich
Jewell C. Waltrip
David H. Mikkelson
Claude S. Powers
Gertrude M. Anderson
Alexine M. Galasso
Lorraine M. Graeter
Mary A. Mitchell
Margaret L. Corlett
Marion M. Kelly
Dorothy K. Olson
Charlotte G. Roll
Dolores G. Stanbury
Jeanne L. Vines
Jean L. Duncan
Margaret J. Schroeder
Robert E. Dineen
Inquest Set Thursday for Car Death of Wilho Maritila
Coroner Don Sheehy scheduled a Thursday afternoon inquest into the death of Wilho Maritila 22 of Baltic Michigan, fatally struck by a car on Harrison Avenue near Cotes. Net Juoppers 19 also from Michigan was injured with Maritila walking with her on the highway when the driver Andrew Groo 734 East Park Street passed a car before the collision. The body will be taken to Houghton Michigan for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sheehy
Wilho Maritila
Baltic
Mich
Daly- Shea Mortuary
Houghton
al McLeod
Maritila
Andrew Groo
East Park Street
Harrison Avenue
Cote
Net
James Kelly Named Head of Mines Fraternity
James Kelly of Dillon was elected archon of the Sigma Rho fraternity at the Montana School of Mines during the annual banquet and alumni gathering at Meaderville. Other officers named were Claude Dale vice archon Frank Casey secretary Robert Harlan treasurer Bud Boam scribe Dennis McNamee sergeant at arms. Norman Wisnes received a golden gavel as retiring archon.
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James Kelly
Dillon
Sigma Rho
Montana School of Mines
Meaderville
Claude Dale
Frank Casey
Robert Harlan
Bud Boam
Dennis McNamee
Norman Wisnes
Matrons Club Meets at First Baptist Church This Afternoon
Community groups schedule activities across North and East Side. Matrons of First Baptist meet at 2 in the church lecture room while Just Folks circle hosts a 6 30 pot luck in the social hall. Salvation Army Young People gather at 7 in the citadel. Several residents recover from recent illnesses at Murray hospital.
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First Baptist Church
Just Folks Circle
Mountain View Church
The
Salvation Army
Citadel
East Broadway
Hiawatha Club
Silver Leaf
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
South Butte
Jessie Smith
Josie Binsel
Blanche Trudgen
Montana School of Mines Cleared Title to Dormitory Ground
The Montana School of Mines has secured clear title to its dormitory site via congressional action. The Secretary of the Interior may grant the state a patent to the WPA quartz lode claim in Summit Valley, giving the school full ownership of the North campus land over the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana School of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Summit Valley
F. A. Thomson
Thomson
Thorson
Civil Service Board Announces Open Competitive Exams
The U S Civil Service commission announced examinations to fill instrument maker positions in the federal service. Four grades offered with salaries from 1200 to 2600 dollars annually less a retirement deduction. Applications due by July to the Washington DC office. information may be obtained from P H Pohlman at the Butte post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
P. H. Pohlman
Butte
Drunken Driving Case Leads to Appeal in Soq City Court
Nick Tregear was fined $50 in police court after drunken driving conviction. An oral appeal was filed to the district court, with city officials planning to pursue. The incident occurred May 25 at Harrison and Marcia avenues when Tregear’s car struck Wilbur Hanley’s vehicle. Officers testified Tregear drank whiskey and was intoxicated. Tregear claimed skidding due to rain and tires. Other bonds forfeited include Bob Ferguson $10 for disturbance and Neil Looby $25 for reckless driving. Mary Black faces sentence for disturbance.
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Nick Tregear
Tregear
Wilbur Hanley
Harrison and
Marcia Avenues
Hanley
Cyril Kohn
Bob Ferguson
Neil Looby
Mary Black
Mixed Shower Honors Lois Cook On Sunday Eve
Lois Cook was guest of honor at a sunny miscel laneous shower hosted by Mrs. Mary Berry and Mrs. Myrtle Dougherty at 1832 Farragut avenue. A yellow and white loveship gift was presented as games and music entertained guests.
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Lois Cook
Fred Saari
Mary Berry
Farragut Avenue
Myrtle Dougherty
Alice Cook
Leonard Cook
Jane Cook
Virginia Mastman
Vera Jones
Mary Anderson
Lucille
Frances Doyle
Helen Peel
Florence Bryant
Reanie Waters
Lois Waters
Shirley Bluff
Kathryn Berry
Colette Mastman
Helen Doonan
Frances Provo
Jean Thomas
Winnie Watling
Maude Stratton
Marie Swift
Igna Delmo
Wilhart Saari
John Maki
Joseph Reber
Casper Tauriainen
Minnie Betson
Jean Rodda
Lois Dougherty
William Fritz
Frances ‘Thomas
Josephine Dougherty
Dismissal Order in Butte Brewing Case and Probate Filings
An order of dismissal was filed in the Butte Brewing versus Standard Accident and Occidental Indemnity actions, dismissing the suit as to Standard Accident. Rene Rouleau filed for letters of administration for Orphin Rouleau valuing the estate at $2000 with a wife and two sons as heirs. An inventory valued at $3000 was filed in the estate of Sarah Paige, signed by George Jones and James M. Martin.
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District Court
T. FE. Downey
Butte Brewing Company
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Occidental Indemnity Company
Orphin Rouleau
Rene Rouleau
Downey
Sarah Paige
George Jones
James M. Martin
Bluebird Gypsy Frolic Planned for 100 Girls at Columbia Gardens
The Bluebird Girls units of Camp Fire Girls host a Gypsy Frolic at Columbia Gardens today for 100 members. They assemble at the School Administration building, depart by bus at 9 46, with games singing treasure hunt and other activities slated from 10 30 a noon lunch and a 2 30 close.
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Columbia Gardens
Camp Fire Girls
Bluebird
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Brothers
Old Quaker Company
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Head OF
Mines Fraternity
FLY Uniteds
San Francisco Fair
Los Angeles
Vie Western Air Express
Salt Lake
United Air Lines
North and East Side News
Ralph Tile
Yew Street
Murray Hospital
Anna Hosking
Gertrude Buell
Walter R. Oleson
Marie Seccomb
Idaho Street
Madison Valley
George Gratzer
North Main Street
Ralph Duane
East Daly Street
Martha Wills
Missoula Avenue
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
John Keating
West Woolman ‘Street
H. A. Club
Trinity Church
Elsie Hester
Bennett Street
Bernard Cook
Thelma Ralph
Cook
Joe Seccomb
D. E. Leary
Garfield Harris
R. E. Schilling
F. H
Calanthe Lodge No. 40
Knights of Pythias
St. George Hall
Centerville
Elroy Bennett
Daughters of St. George
St. Georges Hall
Amanda Curtis
Civil Service Board
South Side News
Madonna Lee French
Elton French
South
Montana Street
St. Joseph's Church
M. McCormack
Mary Patricia Haley
Lawrence Haley
William Hicks
Charles Lobb
Faithful Workers Club
Silver Bow Park Church
Lowell Avenue Methodist Church
John Stephan
John Francis Holland
St. James Hospital
Holland
Marjorie Walsh
John Walsh
Massachusetts Avenue
Eugene Reardon
Joseph Reardon
Belgrade
Gretchen Lee
V. J. Schultz
Yale Avenue
Covenant Mission Church
Carl Hedlind
San Francisco
Harvey Francis Girard
Harvey Girard
Walnut Street
St. Ann Church
John Gallagher
Fred McFadden
St. Ann Parish Hall
St. Ann
Floral Park Players
United Congregational Church
C. H. Burdick
Congregational Churches
Rirac
California
Smart
Jean Nedra
Res. U. S. Pat
L. Brown
Eager
Harrison
Case History
South Main
Texaco Petroleum Products
T Fe Goetz Brewing CO
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