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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1949

Page

3

Butte High Band Shines in Spokane Parade Tour

The Butte high school band and majorettes drew a huge crowd in 90 degree heat as they paraded 16 blocks downtown Spokane. Mayors, officials, and 10,000 spectators welcomed the group, which then attended post office dedication ceremonies and staged concerts in Garland before heading to Seattle for more appearances.

Spokane Morgan George Haney Butte High School Price Butte Garland Garland Theater Arthur R. Meehan William Simpson Otto Warn Chamber of Commerce Warn Spokane Chronicle Spokane Review Aluminum Company Schiesser Eddie Price Seattle Sicks Stadium Arthur Meehan

Man Who Keeps Props Busy With Butte Band

Ray Sims assists Band Director Henry J. Schiesser on the Portland Rose Festival trip handling band props. Harold Poppe and Ed DeGeorge aid, with a lengthy list including uniforms, lights, batons, miners lamps, flags, a Maypole, props, costumes for 233 majorettes, and 16 canes. Each majorette changes costumes multiple times.

Ray Sims Henry J. Schiesser Portland Harold Poppe Ed DeGeorge Ray Multnomah Stadium Narandie Memorial Field

Supreme Court upholds death sentence in murder case

The Supreme Court by a 7-2 vote refused to overturn a judge's decision to sentence Samuel Titto Williams, a New York man, to death for the murder of a 15 year old girl during an attempted robbery at her home despite a jury's mercy recommendation.

Washington Supreme Court Samuel Titto Williams New York

Butte Briefs Highlight Visits Births and Local Notices

Butte residents and visitors appear in a weekend roundup from Grangeville to Billings. Births include daughters to Reynolds and Lohman couples in St James hospital and Gaylord Atkins, with regional travelers and naval transfers noted. Leadership and club meetings are listed along with a hotel remodeling permit and a naval recruit heading to San Diego.

Gaylord Atkins O'Neill Walkerville St. James Hospital

Quarter Notes With the Band on Special Train

Butte high and Creighton university star receives praise as a splendid athlete. Pullman and dining crew from Spokane to accompany the party includes A. E. Debert L. I. Alt and Charles J. Robson with Seattle staff. Train crews switch at Missoula and Spokane. Trumpeters Glen Gribble and Bob Marshall delayed 10 minutes for a wedding reception. bride Marilyn Gribble wed Roy Dunn that Sunday afternoon. Candy kid Betty Bade shares treats with every meeting. Mrs James Kintrea joined as a last minute passenger.

Pullman A. E. Deibert Pullman Company Spokane L. I. Alt Charles J. Robson St. Paul William Nelson Ray Davis William Blair Chester Williams Seattle Butte Northern Pacific Missoula Glen Gribble Bob Marshall Glen Marilyn Gribble Roy Dunn

Class Confirmed at B'nai Israel Temple

Rabbi Benjamin Kelson led confirmation for seven children at B'nai Israel on Sunday afternoon. The group included Arlene Ehrlich Howard Marans Donald Newman Beverley Newman Roslyn Florafish Everett Rosenstein and Claire Zoellner. Will Meyer gave Bibles to the confirmands. Officers Henry Codden president and Ed Marans vice president helped conduct the ceremony.

Benjamin Kelson B'nai Israel Temple Arlene Betty Ehrlich Howard S. Marans Donald A. Newman Beverley Ann Newman Roslyn Florafish Everett Rosenstein Claire Zoellner Will Meyer Henry Codden Ed Marans

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Commerce Henry R. Harder Meehan Glenda Bergen H. J. Schiesser Ralph Umbrell Activians George Winkles Vern Fisher Leo Walsh Frank Kelly Leslie Williams Dale W. Barratt Trentwood Permanente Metals Corporation Henry J. Kaiser Enterprise California San Francisc Los Angeles San Diego Rtland Greyhound Bus Depot West Broadway Shelby L. Folland Butte Terminal Mer Northwest Greyhound James W. Uncles Cari J. W. Harkins America Big Beverage Butte News Norman Dean Grangeville Idaho F. E. Williams Harrison Daniel Edwards Ida Mae Harkrider Elmer Harrington Frances Stuart Silver Bow Unit No. 1 American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Hall Mary Louise Kelly J. J. Kelly St. Mary College Notre Dame South Bend Ind Harvey Stackpole Forbes, Minn George Gratzer North Atlantic Street Arbeide Thimble Club Woodcraft Silver Bow Homes Paul Froelich Dillon Helena C. F. Hibanger H. C. Williams Capital City John Reynolds Melrose John Lohman Harvard Clarence Fanning O'Neill, Walkerville L. E. Bowles Billings Ted Bream Dan J. Morrison W. C. Brown EF. S. Bauta Lewistown J. B. Larimer of Great Falls H. N. Briggs Astrid McDonnell Ennis Grand Hotel Mrs. H. W. Hall of Leggat Hotel Leslie M. McGetrick A. M. McGetrick East Mercury Street George Clymer Butte Writers’ Group YMCA Jack Weiss F. E. Logee John Mark John Esterly Cleveland Ohio Esterly Marcia Logee National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Darrell G. Bywater San Diego Naval Base Burt B. Bywater South Main Naval Base Naval Electronics School Finlen Cahill- Mooney Construction Company George W. Tippett James McGowan Babcock Upton Navy Wayne Thornbrugh Hermitage Kentucky Retreen Iy All National Distillers Products Corporation McCarroll Beauty Butte High Creighton University Betty Bade Mrs. C. Bade Utah James Kintrea B’nai Israel Paumie Sacocatiee Butte, Montana Percales Hennesy SPM Hennessy’s Cottons
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