Butte Hosts Legion Delegates for District Session
Butte will host more than 75 delegates from Mining district No. 6 American Legion for a June 15 session. Silver Bow Post No. 1 installed new officers led by W. L. Chapman and Al Livingston. Delegates to the state convention were named with James Uncles Joe Toole and Lloyd Gage as alternates. A $25 Boy Scout donation was made and the Legion will visit the Boy Scout camp June 23 for a cleanup and picnic. Charles Staples was named match maker for Legion bouts to fill John Sullivan's vacancy. Committees for transport and executive actions were announced and a Friday night meeting set to name 2027 officers. Mining district 6 includes posts across several Montana towns.
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Butte
American Legion
Silver Bow Post No
al Livingston
Silver Bow Post
Harry Johnson
Anaconda
Otto Barker
E. N. Genzberger
James Uncles
Joe Toole
W. L. Chapman
A. Livingston
Lloyd Gage
Legion
Charles Staples
John “Slug” Sullivan
A. J. Livingston
Chuck” Staples
W. L
Fred A. Lehn
W. L. Stamsos
William Tucker
John Shultz
James Downey
C. O. Smithers
Harold Cregg
Wisdom
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Boulder
Helena
Dillon
The Grab Bar Spotlight and Presidential Pursuit
The quiz prompts reveal a figure linked to a president’s career and a shared college with that leader. It asks about the first president inaugurated in Washington and the U S victory streak in the Gordon Bennett balloon race, plus a Bible verse reference and page 4 where answers appear.
Graduates Banquet Acknowledged By Butte Hospitals
The Montana Assn plans a June 8 banquet at the Thornton hotel honoring St James Murray Deaconess and St Ann’s graduates. Reservations due by June 6. call 2933 M Butte or 594 Anaconda mornings. Also notes a carpenters meeting for Montana State Federation of Labor on June 6 and visits of Agnes Magone and Helen McGuirk for vacations.
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THE
Montana Assn.—Of
St. James
Murray
Butte
St. Ann’s Hospital
Anaconda
Thornton Hotel
Birthday Surprise At Morrison Home In Floral Park
A Floral Park gathering surprised Mrs. Duncan Morrison on her birthday at 1731 Whitman Avenue. Guests played cards with prizes for Mrs. Anna Pranklin, Mrs. Sy Adamson and Mrs. P. B. Skelly, then enjoyed music, dancing and a refined luncheon.
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Duncan Morrison
Whitman Avenue
Morrison
Anna Pranklin
Sy Adamson
P. 8. Skelly
E. Chagnot
Harold Stevens
George Ambrose
J. W. Blake
E. Welter
Ed Sara
J. Cummins
R. Donaldson
M. Frank
L.S. Wells
R. McCoy
Jenkins
L. E. Swanson
O. A. Dingman
Grand Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Bluebird
Marabeth Blake
Locust Street
Gisela Gramling
Floral Park
Geo. A. Coe
Funeral of John V. O'Connell Likely Among Best in Butte
The funeral for John V. O'Connell was held at St. Patrick's Church with high mass by Rev Father Sheerin and assistance from Rev Fathers Joyce and Nolan. The cortege left 707 West Broadway for Holy Cross cemetery where pallbearers included John Powers Frank Flannigan and others. Floral tributes were described as large and beautiful.
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John V. O'Connell
West Broadway
St. Patrick's Church
Father Sheerin
Joyce
Nolan
Butte
Holy Cross Cemetery
John Powers
Frank Flannigan
John Garvey
Harry Shields
James McNulty
John Heilman
Beaman Services for Charles Beaman Held at Daly-Shea
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Daly-Shea chapel with Rev. Palmer Bowdish officiating. Violet Laity led songs as many friends attended the services and burial followed at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Pallbearers were Si Youltin Carl Holman William O'Brien William Gilbert Arthur Richards and Jerry Wilson. Body sent east. William McCourt’s remains forwarded to Flushing New York for services and interment. Chile is building 605 miles of new roads.
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Charles Beaman
Daly-Shea Chapel
Palmer Bowdish
Co —Utyman
Violet Laity
Mount Moriah
Si Youltin
Carl Holman
William O’brien
William Gilbert
Arthur Richards
Jerry Wilson
William McCourt
Daly- Shea
Flushing
N. Y
Railroad fares to Salt Lake City and Ogden announced
The notice lists round trip rates: $8.70 to Salt Lake City and return, and $8.00 to Ogden and return, valid June 14 from Butte via Oregon Short Line Railroad. Tickets usable only in coaches or chair cars with return limit by midnight June 18. Contact local agent for details.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Butte
Oregon Short Line Railroad
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True Story
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Race Track
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North Franklin Street
St. James Hospital
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Yellowstone Park
Englewood
Oor Na la
John O'Connell
Chile
Husenia
Pansies Petunias
Harrison Ave
Frigidaire
W. Broadway
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