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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1948
Page
19
A lighthearted column advises grooms to seek harmony with fathers and be open about wedding plans. It notes the wedding day brings glamour and suggests tactful discussions, including potential double ring ceremonies, while warning against common pre wedding missteps.
A jokey guide advises grooms to avoid insults like calling a partner a ball and chain and to dress well. It warns against penny pinching, suggests renting a fitting suit, and notes unretouched wedding photos. It humorously covers guests, in laws, bridesmaids, and post wedding grooming.
POLARIS June Mrs Harry Kaufiman of Wopeka Ind spends the week with Mr and Mrs John H Judge. She is Mrs Judge’s sister and they had not seen each other in 30 years. Her son Joe Kauffman and his wife joined her from Tadiane to Greybull Wyoming. Several locals attended a Montana State Normal College commencement play including BE Marchesseau Mrs Fiman and others. The Grasshopper Valley Herding association moved bulls to lower cow camp for summer pasture in Elkhorn district.
The public is invited to Butte lodge No. 240 BPOE annual Flag Day exercises on June 14. William Carroll, program chairman, says Elks officers will conduct the ritual with Ray Colvin as exalted ruler and Max Dean as principal speaker. The program features the Elks drum corps and new Elks band, with American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Army Navy Marine color guards. The event starts about 7:20 p.m.
Members of the Drama Study Club met at the Borenwan Country Club on Monday to elect officers. Mrs Ernest Anderson was elected president, Mrs B G Parker vice president, Mrs R Oliver treasurer, Mrs Irene Judd recording secretary, and Mrs Fugeur Bunker corresponding secretary. Plans were made to help with the seminal for the blind at Montara State College in late June. Guests included Mrs Maurice Henderson and Mrs Harry Rell.
An explosion in downtown Shanghai injures several and kills a fireman, ripping through three buildings and shattering glass. Authorities link the blast to stored surplus in an abandoned factory amid anti American student demonstrations, disrupting a mayoral press conference.
Silver Star notes several local happenings. Farl Woods plans to install a booster plant on his place. William Brant is improving cottages on Mahoney avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Melson and children moved to the Talt ranch near Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. Alby Chapman moved into the Turney house. Mrs. Chapman works at the saw mill. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gleason returned from Chinook and Missoula where Gleason held a trucking contract. The Seinfeldings of Virginia City visited Carl Linden. Mrs. Amelia Mellon and Mrs. Gladys Kramer with son Ladry and Mrs. Andrea Winner with daughter visited for Memorial Day from Bozeman. Others came from Butte, Boulder, Ennis, Anaconda, Garrison, and Bridger. Mrs. Amanda Port returns from a Butte hospital after weeks of treatment for sedom injury.
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