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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

9

Sid Bartle Heads Pythian Lodge

Sid Bartle was elected chancellor commander of Calanthe lodge No. 40 Knights of Pythias at a regular meeting in St. George hall Centerville. Other officers named include Jack Gaffney vice chancellor John Noel prelate R D Webster master at arms and more with a Miles City September convention. Plans include officer installation in June and a Galen tuberculosis sanitarium visit.

Sid Bartle Calanthe Lodge No. 40 Knights of Pythias St. George Hall Centerville Jack Gaffney John Noel R. D. Webster Charles Wathen Howard Paul E. R. Mitchell R. H. Thomas Gordon Lyle Art Carlyon A. Madrazzo William J. Lyle Grand Lodge Miles City Gaffney Galen

I Chose Freedom Chapter Excerpt on Moscow Evacuation

Kravchenko recalls Bolshevo role, torn loyalties, and the collapse of Moscow’s defense. He describes freezing conditions, scarce equipment, and bureaucratic privilege as civilians flee. The account highlights fear, rumors, and the looming German threat, ending with a tense army report and a denunciation scare.

Retired Engineer Is Summoned

John Geach former B A P railroad engineer and longtime Butte resident died Wednesday night in Los Angeles where he had lived for four years. The body will be sent to Butte with Mrs Geach for funeral services to be announced by Monitor lodge No 35 A F and A M. He was a member of Copper City lodge No 500 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Surviving relatives include two sons and daughters in law Roy and Clifton Geach all of California and grandchildren and great grandchildren from California. Burial was at Mount Moriah with funeral details by Sherman and Reed.

John Geach B., A. and P. Railroad Butte Los Angeles Geach John Eslick Monitor Lodge No. 35 A. F A. M Monitor Lodge Sherman and Reed Copper City Lodge No Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Coast Roy Geach Clifford Geach Margaret Jack Geraldine Leroy Joe Joanne Ortiz California

Butte Delegation Heads to Dillon for Scout Camporal

More than 100 Butte Boy Scouts and numerous adult leaders will travel by chartered bus to Dillon for a regional camporal focused on Vigilante era history. William A. Templin leads the delegation with activities at Bannack and a campfire program hosted by Professor Rush Jordan.

Butte Dillon Montana William A. (Lex) Templin County Court House Fred Strandberg Eugene Savage Ben Wainwright August Grunert Robert Boomer Fred Bridenstine Walter R. Whidden Portland Dillon High School Legislative Assembly Bannack Plummer Rush Jordan Montana State Normal College

Billingtons Reside in Livingston

Mr and Mrs David Billington Jr reside in Livingston. Mrs Billington was the former Dana Gibson of Butte who graduated from Butte High and studied at Montana State. He was discharged from the Navy after 16 months in the Pacific and served from 1943 in the V-12 program and at Columbia University.

David Billington, Jr Livingston Billington Dana Gibson Butte Montana State University Navy Montana School of Mines New York Columbia University Livingston Enterprise

Funeral Services for Edward H Little Held

Funeral services for Edward H Little were held Thursday afternoon at Sherman and Reed funeral home with Rev. Thomas Ashworth officiating. Burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery. Mrs. Paul Bailor sang Lead Kindly Light Abide With Me and The Christian's Goodnight. Pallbearers were Arthur Mehrens Percy Pohlman John Markovich John L. Sullivan John Muzevic and John Vogel.

William Maunder Whites’ Chapel Edward Mitchell Rock of Ages Bernard Bretherton Mrs. Bretherton Mount Moriah Cemetery John Blewett Ivan Ralph Harold Stevens John Robbins Joseph Tipple Joseph Darragh Edward H Little Sherman and Reed Funeral Home Thomas Ashworth Mount Moriah Paul Bailor Arthur Mehrens Percy Pohlman John Markovich John L. Sullivan John Muzevic John Vogel

Funeral Services for John Hevar Held Thursday

Funeral services for John Hevar were held from the Daly-Shea chapel Thursday morning. Requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Ann church by Rev. Father E. D. O'Sullivan. The St. Ann choir sang responses to the mass. Prayers were said at the graveside in Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers were John O'Mara Joe Sullivan Edward O'Neill James Doble James Craine and Jim Sparks.

John Hevar Daly-Shea St. Ann Church Father E. D. O'Sullivan St. Ann Father O'Sullivan Holy Cross Cemetery John O'Mara Joe Sullivan Edward O'Neill James Doble James Craine Jim Sparks

W. T. Ballard Files for Legislature

W T Ballard of 629 Travonia filed a nominating petition on the Democratic ticket for the state legislature. A Butte resident for 37 years, he has served five terms in the legislature across the 20th 21st 27th 28th and 29th sessions and works as an abstractor. He is active in sportsmen’s groups and has been treasurer of the Butte Anglers club for 17 years. He is married with a son James K Ballard who recently returned from naval duty after serving as lieutenant junior grade and participating in Okinawa Saipan Guam the Philippines and Japan.

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Maritime Manpower Being Surveyed

The U S Navy began surveying skilled manpower nationwide for potential volunteer calls to man ships amid a seamen and longshoremen strike. Chief R F Westfall said non inactive reserve personnel and honorably discharged sailors may volunteer, with deck radio and engineer experience in demand. Information available at the Butte substation in the Federal building.

U. S. Navy Maritime Service R. F. Westfall Navy Butte Federal

Veterans of World War II in Butte outlines aims and rules

The Butte Veterans of World War II, led by President William Carroll, pledge cooperation with other groups on local affairs and oppose un American ideologies. They seek employment for unemployed veterans and open membership to all local WWII veterans with honorable discharges, regardless of sex or race, dues one dollar. Meetings are the first and third Tuesdays at 8 PM at the I O O F hall on West Broadway. nonmembers are welcome.

Butte Veterans of Silver Bow County Army Navy Marines Coast Guard I. O. O. F. Hall West Broadway

Hiawatha Council to Elect Officers at Carpenters Hall

The Hiawatha council Degree of Pocahontas will meet this evening at 7 30 in Carpenters hall for an officers election. A social will follow the business session.

Hiawatha Council Pocahontas Carpenters Hall

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