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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

12

Roosevelt Signs Broad Securities Control Bill

President Roosevelt signed the stock exchange control bill placing the nation's securities markets under federal supervision for the first time. The measure outfits five commissioners, requires broker registration and exchange licensing, curbs credit and margin rules, and outlaws fictitious trading while enabling civil damages and penalties up to 10,000 dollars with two year prison terms for violators.

Washington Roosevelt Stock Exchange Commission Federal Reserve Board

Fishermen Speakers at Glub Meet Today

Montana's most talked about recreation will be the subject of an address before the Butte Rotary club at its noon luncheon at the New Finlen today. Speakers are Bug House Bill and Larry Hamilton of the Butte Anglers' club. Gillis will chair the meeting and Aleen Mayo will sing with Mrs. J. H. Dickson on piano. Two Rotarians have recently visited clubs outside Montana: Dr. John A. Donovan and Charles E. Beebe.

Montana Butte Rotary Club New Finlen Bug House Bill Larry Hamilton Butte Anglers’ Club Gillis Madison River Four Horsemen Aleen Mayo J. H. Dickson Buite John A. Donovan Buffalo N. Y Charles E. Beebe West Hollywood

Unity Truth Center Hosts Dr. Minard Today and Tomorrow

Mary E. Wessel leads Unity Truth Center as Dr. T. M. Minard of Divine Science Church Portland Oregon visits to conduct meetings in the city. This afternoon at 2 30 his topic is The Ro

Unity Truth Center Mary E. Wesse T. M. Minard Divine Science Church of Portland Ore

Glacier Park to Expand Auto Campgrounds for Summer

Glacier National Park plans expansions to five major and seven minor auto campgrounds to handle a predicted rise in campers this summer. Improvements include 18 new housekeeping cabins at Many Glacier, reconstruction of cabins at Lake McDonald, 250 new tables, and added laundry and shower facilities at Avalanche, Two Medicine, and Many Glacier. Naturalist service will be offered at most camps, with Sprague creek receiving new coverage.

Glacier Park Glacier National Park Two Medicine Rees Creek Many Glacier Sprague Creek Avalanche Cut Bank Valley Walton Ranger Station Kindla Lake Bowman Lake Polebridge Logging Creek Indian Creek Glacier Lake McDonald Glacier Park Hotel Company National Park Service

Farewell Party Held for Stevensville Pair

Stevensville June 6 Special Superintendent Norman JF Korn and wife left for Yellowstone park for a summer. A dinner preceded their departure with guests including Mr. and Mrs. C M Buxton Mr. and Mrs Dayton Lockridge Mr. and Mrs R H Dix Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cannon Mr. and Mrs John Dunham Mr. and Mrs J M St John and Mr. and Mrs Henry Stengem. In fall he resumes his post in charge of the public school.

Stevensville Norman JF. Korn Yellowstone Park C. M. Buxton Dayton Lockridge R. H. Dix Clifford Cannon John Dunham J. M. St. John Henry Stengem Korn

Dr Minard Tour Promotes Divine Science Lectures

Dr Minard longtime Divine Science pastor in Portland lectures across Montana on topics including Gods Gift to Man and When the Inner Vision Rules with a Friday evening talk on The Eternal Now. He is a nationally known lecturer and healer visiting the region.

Mance Minard Divine Science Church Portland Montana

Kiwanis Members Propose Ways to Improve Attendance

One minute talks on What Kiwanis Needs sparked ideas for improving attendance, worthwhile programs, and community projects like parks. Henry Hirsh appointed a committee of Pat Riley, Bill Berry, Charles Cook, and Matt Christie to report next week. The group plans a Deer Lodge joint meeting and a June golf tournament with potential June 20 luncheon changes.

Kiwanis New Finlen Hotel Henry Hirsh Reuben Schaefer Pat Riley Bill Berry Charles Cook Matt Christie Earle Genzberger Butte Kiwanians Deer Lodge Missoula Kalispell Anaconda Municipal Genzberger Great Falls Butte Helena Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

Mission Society Luncheon At First Baptist Church

Church circle No. 2 of the Mission society hosted a Tuesday luncheon at 1 o clock with a pink and green theme and peony decor. A program followed including songs scripture readings and a playlet Elizabeths Missionary Tea, then a short business session. Attendance listed numerous members and the Ladies auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles planned an officer installation and social time in the Eagles hall.

Missionary Circle No. 2 Mission Society of the First Baptist Church Barbara Richards A. Thweatt Lucy McGee Dora Stanley Tillie Goss G. H. Wrightson F. J. Kunz F. W. Sheets Semmens M. Fults J. T. Poore H. D. Kistler Gladys Hocking M. Richards Henry Richards Fraternal Order of Eagles Eagles

Eighth Grade Graduates Gather at St. Lawrence Church

At 7 30 mass Wednesday in St Lawrence church twenty three eighth grade students of St Lawrence school received diplomas from Rev. Peter MacDonald. Named on the list were Charlotte Casey Lois Cusse Frances Crowley Fred Davis Mary Dennehy James Driscoll Martha.

St. Lawrence Church St. Lawrence School Peter MacDonald Charlotte Casey Lois Cusse Frances Crowley Fred Davis Mary Dennehy James Driscoll Martha

Class of Seventh Hosts Program Before Summer Break

A seventh grade hosts breakfast after services with a read aloud and two plays The History of Mathematics and The Story of Those Who Follow plus What Shall I Do With My Pennies and a class song The School We Love So Well Blue and white colors noted as theme The school closes for the summer.

Ladies' Aid Meeting Moves to Mrs Barnicoat Home

The Ladies' Aid of Trinity church will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs Ruth Barnicoat on North Main Street instead of Columbia Gardens. Mrs Thomas Barker will be joint hostess.

Trinity Church Ruth Barnicoat North Main Street Columbia Gardens Thomas Barker

Ladies Aid Meeting at Mount Bethel Reported Canceled

The Ladies Aid of Mount Bethel met Friday evening in the church parlors with Mrs. Pearl Vicary presiding. It was announced there would be no meeting Friday evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Effie Rule, and Mrs. Mildred Ralph. Others present were Mrs. Vicary and Mrs. Bertha Conway.

Ladies’ Aid of Mount Bethel Citcca Pearl Vicary Mary Mitchell Effie Rule Mildred Ralph Vicary Bertha Conway

Divorce Sought in Desertion Case for Carrigs

Raymond M. Carrig filed in district court yesterday asking divorce from Helen Carrig on grounds of desertion. The couple wed in Great Falls on June 27 1929.

Helen Carrig District Court Raymond M. Carrig Great Falls

Floral Park Community Society Officers Elected

The Grace M. E. church Women’s Home Missionary society met at 1638 South Gaylord street electing officers for the coming year. New members joined, and a pageant was presented before social time with refreshments to follow.

Women's Home Missionary Society of Grace M. E. Church William Tretheway South Gaylord Street al Congdon R. C. Treloar Hazel Young W. E. Thirloway Edward Smith W.E. Thirloway J. W. Beadle Elizabeth Dunstan William Kitto Ternouth Ada Kitto Fred Johnson

Marriage Licenses Issued in Court Clerk Office

Yesterday the clerk of the court issued marriage licenses to Derrill Nelson 24 and Catherine Pressler 18 both of Butte and to William D. Wagner 41 and May Hanson 24 both of Anaconda.

Derrill Nelson Catherine Pressler Butte William D. Wagner May Hanson Anaconda

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Memorial Services

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the city plan their annual memorial honoring departed members. A six member Odd Fellows team and fifteen Rebekahs will conduct the ceremonies at Fidelity hall starting at 8 p.m. Open to the public, with Mrs. Viola Seymour heading the organizing committee.

W. H. Goodland Fidelity Hall Viola Seymour

Man Arrested After Collision of Autos

H Delonais 816 South Montana was arrested last evening on reckless driving charges after his car collided with John Follmer 1328 Missouri at Platinum and Main. Otto Gerdts of Garrison reported a collision with a truck said to be driven by a Chinese man named Neva on West Mercury Street.

H. Delonais Montana Street John Follmer Missouri Avenue Platinum Main Streets Otto Gerdts Garrison Neva Mercury Street

Butte Legion Post Crowned Largest in Montana

Silver Bow post No. 1, American Legion, held a well attended meeting with commander E. N. Genzberger presiding. C. O. Smithers announced the Butte post now has the state's largest roster at 352 members. Plans include a Legion baseball game schedule for June 19 in Twin Bridges and June 24 against Helena at Clark Park.

Silver Bow Post American Legion E. N. Genzberger C. O. Smithers Butte Post Smithers Ben Hardin Legion Helena Clark Park Fred Lehn Fort McKenzie Veterans’ Hospital Sheridan Wyo Butte Sons of the Legion

Morlock sues for $1000 damages over wage attachment

Matt Morlock filed in district court yesterday afternoon a suit seeking recovery of $1000 damages for inconvenience and loss of credit after wages were attached. The case names Howard Nublin and T. P. Manley as defendants in the action.

District Court Matt Morlock Howard Nublin T. P. Manley

Theft reported of Chevrolet sedan in front of St James Hospital

Roy Coyne of 2220 Princeton Avenue notified police yesterday of the theft of his Chevrolet sedan license 14439 from in front of St James Hospital.

Roy Coyne Princeton Avenue St. James’ Hospital

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