Youth Guidance Talk Given at Butte Kiwanis Meeting
Butte Senior High School guidance counselor Joseph R. Crowley outlined the role of guidance in education during a Kiwanis Club luncheon. He argued guidance must aid each youth’s values and interests, emphasize empathy over sympathy, and support self discipline rather than replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Senior High School
Joseph R. Crowley
Kiwanis Club
Kirby Crowley
Jack Wulf
R. E. Heckman
Butte High
Crowley
Gunther Schobel
Eugene Bowman
Melrose Man Reports Ranch Gun Theft
Melrose rancher Jack Kearns told sheriff's officers that three firearms are missing from his home. He said the theft occurred Tuesday between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m. Missing were a .357 Magnum rifle a .32-20 Smith and Wesson revolver and a .765 Luger pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kearns
Melrose
Governor halts execution with handwritten plea
Bennett Cerf recalls Keen Johnson recalling a Kentucky feud killing case where a pencil note from the prisoner led to a life sentence instead of execution. The plea, signed Dear Guvnor, arrived as the governor faced petitions and pleas but found mercy in a single handwritten message. A comic ending features a bleating gift sheep from TV commentator Ben Grauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Johnson
Kentucky
Guvnor
Joe D
Express
Ben Grauer
Dear Ann Landers Problems Chronicle
A reader recounts engagement broken by her fiancé’s secret marriage and threats. guidance urges ending the dangerous attachment. Other letters advise leaving a volatile in‑law situation and handling a domestic tension with practical steps.
Action Is Filed For Divorce Between Carol and Dale Race
Carol Race files for divorce from Dale Race in district court alleging extreme cruelty and mental suffering. They married Jan 12, 1951 in Great Falls and have two young children. She seeks custody with father visitation, and $90 monthly support. The father waives contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Race
Dale Race
Great Falls
John B. McClernan
John H. Corcoran
Butte
Dave C. Watson
Seattle
McClernan
John C. Maguire
Alice L. Maguire
Betty Lee
Dennis E. Lee
Officers Checking Complaints About Firecrackers
Silver Bow County residents outside Butte city limits report loud firecracker bursts disturbing sleep weeks before the Fourth of July. Sheriff William L. Dalling warns offenders face arrest and parents may be liable up to 300 dollars for damages under a new state law.
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Silver Bow
William L. Dalling
Roy Tripp
Butte
Forest Service Adds Engineer to Deer Lodge Staff
Robert L. Hayes formerly with the Bureau of Reclamation at Ogden Utah has joined the engineering section of Deer Lodge National Forest. He will design locate and survey forest service access roads into timbered and recreational areas working under Warren O Meara. Hayes is a native of Arkansas where he was educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Hayes
Bureau of Reclamation
Ogden
Utah
Deer Lodge National Forest
Rolf Jorgensen
Mr. Hayes
Forest Service
Warren O'Meara
Arkansas
Recruits Listed Enlistments Across Several Montana Cities
Recruits announced Wednesday at the Armed Forces Examining Station in Bozeman and Great Falls include Edward L. Daniel son of Grand and Butte, plus William J. Haley of Bozeman. Air Force enlistments feature Elmer W. Whitworth of Great Falls James D. Garvey Paul H. Locke Wilhart Krumm Abe R. Van Beuzekom Billings John F. Custer William B. Fuehr Livingston Carl R. Cook and Lawrence E. Moore of Missoula.
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Edward L. Danielson
Grand
Butte
William J. Haley
Bozeman
Armed Forces
W. Park
Air Force
Elmer W. Whitworth
Great Falls
James D. Garvey
Paul H. Locke
Wilhart Krumm
Abe R. van Beuzekom
Billings
John F. Custer
William B. Fuehr
Livingston
Carl R. Cook
Lawrence E. Moore
Missoula
Finnish Gospel Rally At Church Tonight
The Harvesters' Quartet from Northwest Bible College Seattle will perform at a 7:30 pm rally at Finnish Gospel Chapel 703 E. Park St. The quartet includes Rollin Carlson Gene Ness Kenn Lindgren and Al Baunsgaard. A trumpet trio and sacred songs will conclude with a brief message from a member.
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Walter Daggett
E. Park St
Harvesters’ Quartet
Northwest Bible College
Seattle
Wash
Rollin Carlson
Woodenville
Gene Ness
Oakland
Calif
Kenn Lindgren
Yakima
al Baunsgaard
White Elephant Sale At Community Memorial Hospital
Reservations must be made by Thursday noon for a White Elephant sale in the hospital cafeteria Friday afternoon. The event starts at 1 15 and is hosted by hospital unit members Mrs James Kitto Mrs F J Sten and Mrs L P Sanders with listed telephone calls for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Memorial Hospital
James Kitto
F. J. Sten
L. P. Sanders
Butte Dental Society Reviews State Convention Plans
At the Finlen Hotel the Butte Dental Society receives a report on the Montana State Dental Association convention in Billings and sets plans to host the 1958 state meeting in May. Dr. George Smith notes leadership changes and ADA activity while outlining a two day June class by Dr. John Ryan of Seattle for local and ADA members.
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Butte Dental Society
Montana State Dental Association
Billings
Finlen
George Smith
Smith
Harry G. Farrell
W. J. Quinn
State Association
C. S. Renouard
Butte
American Dental Association
Dallas
Texas
Renouard
The
ADA
Northwest States
Alaska
South Dakota
Idaho
Wyoming
Power Firm Pays Over 113000 in 1956 County Taxes
The Montana Power Company sent Silver Bow County Treasurer two checks totaling 113 787.39 for the 1956 second half property tax. One check covers undisputed county assessment, the other pays under protest over state board of equalization intercounty lines. The firm argues the state assessment is excessive and discriminatory while county assessments are accepted. The 1956 Montana Power tax bill was 3 326 137, up from 3 124 821 in 1955, and total 11 748 512 paid to various government units in 1956.
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Montana Power Company
Silver Bow
John E. Picard
State Board of Equalization of Intercounty Electric
R. E. Crangle
Montana Power
State Board of Equalization
Montana
Govwer
Crangle
Road Work Urges Drivers to Stay Off New Highway
An urgent plea asks motorists to refrain from using the unfinished highway west of the city. Barricades close the road and violators face prosecution as oiling of the surface is planned soon. James R. Kennaday of Carl E. Nelson Construction Co. appeals for public cooperation to ensure a quality Montana road for Butte and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Kennaday
Carl E. Nelson Construction Co
Kennaday
Montana
Butte
Carnival Event Set Friday at Church
A June Carnival will be presented by the Pilgrim Fellowship of the United Congregational Church in the Community Hall Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. There will be entertainment movies ice cream social cake walks prizes sale of candy aprons and pillow-c cases and a fine evening of fun. Proceeds benefit the young people pledge to Church World Mission and Camp Mimanagish.
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Pilgrim Fellowship of the
United Congregational Church
Church World Mission
Masons Visit Sheridan Tonight
Highland Lodge A F and A M will travel to Sheridan for their 30 year visitation. Cars depart the Masonic Temple at 7 o’clock. Transportation may be arranged by calling W J Symons, secretary. Dave B Boulter is worshipful master.
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Highland Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sheridan
Masonic Temple
W. J. Symons
Dave B. Boulter
Arthur Weber Dies After Illness in Fort Harrison
Arthur Edwin Weber 2014 Harrison Avenue died Wednesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital Fort Harrison Montana after a lengthy illness. He was born in Missouri and moved to Butte as a youth. A World War I veteran he belonged to the Methodist Church and Carpenters Union Local 112. Survivors include his brother Charles Weber of Butte and multiple in laws and sisters and brothers in Canada Iceland and Iowa. His remains are at Duggan Merrill Mortuary with calling from Thursday evening. Funeral details will be announced later.
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Arthur Edwin Weber
Harrison Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fort Harrison
Mont
Mr. Weber
Missouri
Butte
Methodist Church
Carpenters Union
Charles Weber
Alvin Weber
Dighton
Kan
Chris
Funeral services for Arthur O Neill
Funeral services for Arthur O Neill were held Wednesday from the Daly Shea Chapel to St Patrick Church with a requiem mass by Rev M M Beatty and Catherine Brennan singing respondals. Graveside rites by Rt Rev Msgr M M English at Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dan Price Charles Price Kenneth Sheehan John Ayers James Ayers and Pete Sullivan.
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Arthur O’neill
Daly -Shea Chapel
St. Patrick Church
M. M. Beatty
Catherine Brennan
M. M. English
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dan Price
Charles Price
Kenneth Sheehan
John Ayers
James Ayers
Pete Sullivan
Veteran barber in Housatonic marks 70 years cutting hair
Fred Sauer, 89, of Housatonic Mass continues to practice as a barber, noting a career spanning about seven decades. The veteran stylist has remained active well into old age, reflecting long years in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic
Mass. U.P
Fred Sauer
4 H Clubs Wage Annual Contest At Race Track Hall
County 4 H clubs hold a two day judging and demonstration program starting Wednesday in the Race Track Fire Hall. Earl J Peace directs with Betty Donner assisting. Mrs Patkins judges. Winners advance to statewide contests at Bozeman.
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Earl J. Peace
Betty Donner
Silver Bow County
Bozeman
Direct Reenlistment Offered To Ex Servicemen
Prior servicemen separated from the Army within the last year are offered direct reenlistment with the Second Armored Cavalry scheduled to deploy to Europe in February 1958. Capt. Shannon D. Bowman announced that accepted men will be sent directly to the regiment and recruiters can provide more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Armored Cavalry
Europe
Shannon D. Bowman
Bowman
McQueen Firemen Meet Tonight
McQueen Volunteer Fire Dept will meet at 9 o clock Thursday night in the fire station. Ed Crunch, chief, announced that delegates to the state convention in East Helena next week will be chosen and other matters will be discussed. The department meets only monthly during summer.
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McQueen Volunteer Fire Dept
Ed Crunch
East Helena
Cruich
St Ann Student Places Second in State Essay Contest
Catherine Weir, seventh grade at St. Ann School, won second in the Montana American Legion Auxiliary essay contest for Our American Heritage and received a $10 award. She also placed high in city county contests and earlier won poetry and poster prizes. She is 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Weir of 1310 Adams.
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Catherine Weir
St. Ann School
American Legion Auxiliary
Montana
Lawrence Whelan
Butte
Catherine
American Legion
Harry Weir
Adams
Minnesota Farmland Sees Large Hay and Pasture Share
A third of the state’s farmland is used for hay and pasture, reflecting a dominant pasture oriented landscape. This shows livestock and forage cultivation shaping Minnesota’s agricultural pattern and land use priorities.
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Minnesota
Harnish to Attend Interstate Oil Session in Yellowstone
Prof. Douglas H. Harnish of the Montana School of Mines will attend a mid year meeting of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission from June 10 to 12. The Montana representative serves on the secondary recovery and pressure maintenance committee.
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Douglas H. Harnish
Montana School of Mines
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park
Harnish
Montana Group
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