Trio to Be Knighted by St Paul Winter Carnival
Three men from Butte will be knighted today by Boreas Rex XXXI and the St Paul Winter Carnival royal party during a stop at the Butte station on the North Coast Limited en route to Portland. Knighted are Harry Murnin, Vern Griffith, and D Orion Chew for contributions to business and community affairs and for helping send Montana speed skaters to the carnival through the years. The royal party also includes King Boreas XXXI and officials and their spouses and guests.
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Butte
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Portland
Boreas Rex XXXI
Will Knight Harry Murnin
Vern Griffith
Economic Development Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
D’orion Chew
Montana
Boreas XXXI
William Poppenberger
Robert Carter
Angeline Johnson
John Geisler
Rudy Clemmensen
Patricia Haggerty
Youth cleanup schedule announced here
Core Youth Group has been assigned for summer maintenance at the World Museum of Mining. The schedule lists first week each month for Boy Scouts, second for H, third for Camp Fire Girls, and fourth for Girl Scouts. About 250 youths plus YMCA members gathered for the initial cleanup. The museum board approved the program and Exchange Club parties will assist with other tasks, including an entrance sign project.
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World Museum of Mining
YMCA
Museum Board of Directors
Bob Oakes
Medical degrees go to two Butte men
Two Butte men receive medical degrees this month. Donald Nevin Gillespie earned his doctor of medicine from Saint Louis University. Thomas Stephen Tursich of East Helena became a doctor of dental surgery. Alan Jack Gold, 27, will graduate from the University of Southern California in medicine and plans to specialize in pediatrics after interning at Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles.
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Butte
Donald Nevin Gillespie
Donald L. Gillespie
Caledonia
St. Louis University
Thomas Stephen Tursich
East Helena
Alan Jack Gold
University of Southern California
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
M. A. Gold
S. Crystal
Phoebe Gold
W. Park
Awards shine for MSU students in Montana honors
More than 850,000 visitors viewed Petrified Forest National Park in 1966. At Montana State University Bozeman, Butte area students won numerous College of Agriculture, Engineering, Letters and Science, and Professional Schools awards including John E. Hamilton, James R. Kissock, Robert B. Sager, Cy C. Corlett, Lawrence A. Hoffman, Nick Ver Wolf, and many others for scholarships, fellowships, and honors. Ancient Egyptian farmers attempted to domesticate gazelles, hyenas and cranes, National Geographic reports.
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Phoenix, Ariz
College of Agriculture
Montana State University
Bozeman
John E. Hamilton
Belgrade
Montana Plant Food Association
James R. Kissock
Butte
Montana
Vernon Taylor
College of Engineering
Stephen G. Criswell
Associated General Contractors
John W. Berg
Universal Oil Producs Co
Robert W. Gable
Clyde H. Roland
Universal Oil Products Co
Leland E. Smith
Helena
John P. Bonner
Raymond A. Muggli
Livingston
McLaughlin Foundation
Michael L. Miller
Philipsburg Boeing Co
Gary D. Nelson
Silver Star
NDEA
College of Leters and
Science
Charles F. Campana
Anaconda
James P. Rougle
College of Professional Schools
Edgar F. Rampy
Wall Street Journal
James Coons
Lovell Daly Products
Robert Rae Esgar
Robert J. Corbett
Everett Wald
Robert Myrick
National Endowment For the Arts
Sandra Swaldi
Alpha Tau Delta
Cynde FE Easton
Mu Sigma Alpha
The
National Geographic
Montanans to Receive Degrees at WSU Commencement
Washington State University in Pullman will award degrees to four Montanans during Sunday commencement activities. Diane M. Kramlick of Anaconda earns a bachelor of arts in foreign languages, Robert P. Myers of Bozeman receives a doctor of veterinary medicine, and Ginny L. Sikonia of Bozeman earns a bachelor of arts in mathematics with a provisional teaching certificate. Also noted is a historical remark about brass studs on dog collars as relics of wolf protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State University
Pullman
Diane M. Kramlick
Anaconda
Robert P. Myers
Bozeman
Ginny L. Sikonia
Duchess of Windsor welcomed into royal circle at last
The Duchess of Windsor gains social acceptance after 31 years in England. The piece notes her American roots, the Duke’s abdication in 1936 to wed Wallis Simpson, and the ease of visits to the royal family. It hints the royal shift may aid Britain in courting the Common Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Windsor
England
Breach of contract suit heads to jurors today
A Butte Ellis Lodge suit against Norman J. Hamill and Associates and Hamill’s estate goes to a district court jury today. Defense witnesses testified yesterday as the $22,708 action seeks fees, expenditures, and exemplary damages from alleged architectural service breaches in an Elks building remodeling project.
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Butte Ellis Lodge
Norman J. Hamill
Elks
Hamill
Aanes
Elks Building Committee
Dell girl wins trip for essay contest in Montana
Karen Washburn of Dell is among 15 Montana high school juniors awarded expense paid trips to Washington D C in a Montana Associated Utilities contest. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Don Freebury of Livingston they will fly to Montana Saturday and return June 15 after meetings with lawmakers and a national gathering with about 1 00 other state winners.
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Karen Washburn
Dell
Montana
Washington, D.C
Montana Associated Utilities
Don Freebury
Livingston
Club to Give Away Bicycle Safety Gear
The South Side Athletic Club hosts a bicycle safety project this Saturday from noon until all bicycles are equipped. Reflectors handle bar grips and horns will be provided to bicycle owners including boys and girls. A free drawing will award two new bicycles. Refreshments will be served. Sam Schlickenmayer is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Schlickenmayer
Butte Cadets Win ROTC Department Awards at UM
The annual ROTC department awards honored 26 military science students at the University of Montana Missoula. Two Butte cadets were recognized Peter Mohan received the Mis soula Rotary Club commander trophy and Dale Huhtanen earned the outstanding intramural athlete trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Missoula
Butte
Peter Mohan
Rotary Club
Dale Huhtanen
US patents surpass thirty three million milestone
The United States reached a historic milestone with over 33 million patents issued, reflecting decades of innovation across multiple industries. This landmark underscores ongoing technological progress and the government's support for research and invention by individuals and organizations.
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St. Paul Group
ST. John Electric CO
W. Broadway
Petrified Forest
Butte Area
MSU
Carl E. Peterson
Michael M. Howard
Gary Bergman
Dorothy W. Campbell
William C. Dorman
A. Paul Thompson
Howard Dean
Ernest Bauer
Michael D Huffine
George Myrick
Thomas G. Schmalz
Janet E. Lien
Charles W. Sixberry
James D. Mitchel
Pi Mu Epsilon
WSU
King Edward
King
Wally Warfield Simpson
Guy
the Elks
Albertine Hamill
Brown
Hamill and Associates
Naranche
Konda
South Side Athletic Club
Butte Anaconda
U. S
William E. Kane, M.D
Nbc-Tv
Buick
Harrison
By Sayce
the Magician
Trusted Name Television
RCA Victor
RADIO
Bryce
Vickholm
Total Sound
Solid State Stereo
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