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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1936

Page

5

Memorial rites for three Odd Fellows and three Rebekahs

Members of three Odd Fellow lodges and three Rebekah lodges in Butte hold annual memorial services at Fidelity hall at 8:30 tonight. James W. Tippett will deliver the memorial address as 17 members are noted dead this year. The program includes solos, proclamations, memorial address, and a Fidelity quartet.

Rebekah Butte Fidelity Hall James W. Tippett George Vukcevich Jerret Elledge J. J. Andrews C. H. Smith M. J. Cavanaugh Farris Steele James Harris Fidelity Lodge Joseph Stroughnick Colusa Lodge Israel Desjardine Joseph Sennett John Anderson Enterprise Lodge Josephine Prisk Jessie Squires Amelia Tallack Miriam Rebekah Lodge Mae McKenzie Mary Hulsizer Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge E. P. Nygren Henry Staebler Elfreda Trevithick Martha Wills J. W. Tippett John Adams Bessie Stephens Fidelity Quartet John M. Jones W. A. Henry J. P. Wills W. H. Goodland Dean W. Selfridge Fidelity Lodge No Colusa Lodge No Meaderville Martha Rebekah Lodge Sons of St. George

Christening of Michael Donald Gergurich

Two month old Michael Donald Gergurich son of Mr and Mrs Michael Gergurich of 214 Cherry street was christened yesterday at Holy Savior church. Rev Michael Pirnat officiated with sponsors Mr and Mrs Joe Boric.

Michael Donald Gergurich Michael Gergurich Cherry Street Holy Savior Church Michael Pirnat Joe Boric

Butte Death Notice for John Shutey Funeral

SHUTEY The funeral will be at the family residence Tuesday at 9 o clock Requiem high mass at Holy Savior church at 9 30 Interment Holy Cross cemetery Members urged to attend per the president’s order.

Philip and Jacob Montgomery St John Shutey Shutey Holy Savior Church Holy Cross Cemetery

Remains of William J. Honey Remain to be Moved

The remains of William J. Honey will be moved from 417 W Aluminum St to White's funeral home on Monday morning. Rev A C Caton will conduct services at 2 PM with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery.

Funeral for Mrs. Tobinski at St John Church

The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret Tobinski will be held from the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill Mortuary this Monday at 8 30 am then to St John the Evangelist church for 9 o'clock mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross cemetery.

Funeral notices for Snell Whealon Hale at Sherman Reed

Walter N. Snell and James D. Whealon are announced with services at 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM Monday at Sherman & Reed Funeral Home, interment at Mount Moriah and Mountain View cemeteries. George F. Hale, 54, died last evening. funeral details to follow.

Landon Sten Om Second Ballot Shaping Republican Debate

The dispatch outlines shifting support for Kansas governor Landon at the Republican convention with East Coast backing and Borah's potential entry. It notes the London farm plank and the hopes of the stop London faction, plus Vandenberg’s cautious public stance as a possible dark horse.

Mississippi Bert Snell New York Landon East J. Henry Roraback Connecticut Pennsylvania London George H. Moses Knox Forces Kansas

Treasury borrows $50 million weekly for veterans bonus dispersement

Treasury plans to issue about $1.92 billion in bonds and cash for the veterans bonus, with $1.836 billion in bonds and $87.8 million in cash. Payments involve $50 denominations, adjustments for non multiples of $50, and post office help to distribute bonds and cash nationwide.

Treasury Congress Post Office United States The Post Office Department

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read in All Churches

Sunday services across Christ Scientist communities studied God as the sole cause and creator. The golden text cited Psalm 121 and Acts 17 affirmed divine help from the Lord, with Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting God as all in all and the universal, incorporeal creator.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Heaven Earth Mary Baker Eddy God

Barnyard Golfers Put On Exhibition At Cinders

Guy Zimmerman and wife, famed horseshoe pitching duo, entertained a large crowd yesterday afternoon at the Cinders. Zimmerman led with a strong showing, averaging 8.4 to 68 for Joe Dubie. The Montana champion team closed with a 50 to 45 win.

Guy Zimmerman Cinders Zimmerman Joe Dubie Montana

Damon Lodge to Elect This Evening

Damon lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias will elect officers for the year at its regular meeting tonight. The session opens at 7 30 in Pythian Castle with reports from the memorial service and other committees. Thomas Cox Jr. serves as chancellor commander and will preside.

Damon Lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias Pythian Castle Thomas Cox Jr

Dickinson signals coalition near Senate bid clash

Senator Lester J. Dickinson said he aims to form alliances to block Landon’s candidacy while defending his renomination. He noted Iowa delegates may back him if he can use them as he clings to a possible dark horse spot. Frederick Steiner remained the top VP choice, with talk of Walter Edge and Theodore Roosevelt emerging among veterans.

Lester J. Dickinson Landon Dickinson Senate lTowa Frederick Steiner Oregon Walter Edge New Jersey Theodore Roosevelt

Missoula 250 Students to Receive B A Degrees Today

Missoula hosts a large graduation list detailing bachelor of arts degrees across multiple disciplines. Names span biology, chemistry, geology, history, English, and more with graduates from Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Billings and beyond. The event marks a significant concentration of degree recipients from several colleges and majors.

Missoula Robert James Brown George Nelson Stephens Rachel Fay Kirkpatrick Lexington Neb Louise G. Kraft Hans Christian Olson Harold Sterling Troup Wichita Kans William A. E. Weiss Reeder N. D Cleve QO. Westby Philipsburg Thomas Delaney Wynn Michael M. Clapp William Charles Bell Allan EB Burke Lewistown Dorothy W. Dall Drexel Thelma Angel Bergen Helena Joseph Merlin Halterman Lillian Ruth Hopkins Joseph P. Linduska Butte Edward James McCormick Hysham Rosemary E. O'Brien Richard Armitrong Ormsbee Hallie V. Russell Fairview Phil S. Smith Joliet George Duncan Westler Great Falls Botany Margaret Ann Brome Royal J. Turley Broadus Richard Francis Brewster Harlowton Eugene Charles Davis Thomas Herbert Hayes Laurence L. Labbitt Hardin Thomas George Roe Anaconda Robert A. Ruehrwein Billings Mary Elizabeth Asbury Bozeman Carroll Ayers Ismay Gaylord Whitney Barnhill Robert Caldwell Bates Cheat Falls Wilbur Gladstone Gilbert Jr Dillon Leonard Elwin Hall Stevensville Randolph Jacobs Thomas John Judge Leonard P. LeRoux Marian Catherine Mack Havre Jo Marsh Jo Marsh, Polson; Jean Elizabeth Martinson, Missoula; Robert Willis Rickert Frederick Webster Searles English Elizabeth Joan Rodgers Atwater Basin Palmer Romaine Bowdish Florence Ann Brinton Fort Peck Erwin R. Cornwell Lodge Grass Mary Helen Decker Rosemary Gillie Nora Mary LePorte Rosalba Mon Gore Rapid City Emy Gras Pearl Victoria Johnson Elizabeth Ann Polleys Louise Reed Harold Baker Shaw Kenneth Ansel Spaulding Eleanor Owen Speaker Livingston Rosebud E. Spetz Whitehall Fern Elizabeth Spicher Hingham Gertrude Ethel Thalmueller Audrey May Wessinger Arlee Mary Elizabeth Wilcox Sweet Grass Helen Frances Wilson Edward Carlisle Ward Fine Arts Gladys Reed Christensen Dorothy Mae Clinger Thelma Mae Ellefson Popejoy Town Lyle O. Griffin Iverness Rose Kellogg Miller Philip James Pollard Red Lodge Wilbur Reed Marion H. Rusk Mildred Margaret Swanson Elizabeth M. Byrne Nimrod William Ray Thibodeau Basil Andrew Vilasoff Cale J. Crowley James P. Reeburg Portland Ore Edward Bailey Myrah Clarkson Buffalo William ‘Thomas Cullen Ralph Wayne Dill Miles City Kenneth C John S. Previs Thompson Falls Randolph H. Ogg Richard N. Ogg Thomas MacKenzie O'Neill O'Neill Frank Jewell Willig Floyd Marvin Burg Walter S. Custer Thaddeus Leon Lockridge Whitefish David Duncan Margaret Knight Twin Bridges Robert Jones Lacklen Edith Peterson Glasgow Charlotte Ruth Johnston Paradise Margaret Ella Johnston Dorothy Hope Mathews Theodore Harvey Shoemaker Paul Birken Steinman Doris Eleanore Ajlbert Kalispell Doroteha Willetta Appelquist Bonner Alice Elenora Berland Brady Edison Gaylord Black Lois Genevieve Brown Cascade Charles Gordon Buck Levensville Elbert Hubbard Cosman John Robert Dahlin Arthur R. Deschamps Jr Henry H. Dion Glendive Leighton Ford Downing J. Howard Dunn Anne Cameron Eckford Chateau William N. Harris Jr Deer Lodge Mary Ellen Hill Big Sandy Lloyd Norman Hovee Inverness Maxine Muriel Jones

Montana Visitors List From Across State

A crowd of Montanans visiting other Montanans is listed with hometowns and accompanying individuals. Names include Twin Bridges, Missoula, Helena, Butte, Bozeman, Great Falls, Kalispell, Dillon, and other towns, naming families and companions across several groups.

Culbertson Harvey Wallace Johnstone Glendive Jean M. Kirby Townsend Mary Louise John Missoula M. Lorraine Lewis Brady Jack F. Lubrecht Bonner Poplar Clyde McCall Whitehall Philip Sidney Manning Lewistown Edith Matheson Billings Fred W. Mills Sandy Springs Albin A. Multz Fast Helena Morris Tilford Newgard Kalispell James Francis O'Brien Ronan Clarence E. Pearson Charles Lowell Purdy Havre Paul Kenneth Reddick Robert Emerson Sheridan Butte Stewart Fugene Sterling Three Forks Raymond FP Stevens Forsyth Leonard T. Tange Redstone John H. Weaver Irene A. Witkauckas Ryegate William Albert Youlden Robert Lb. Zeidler Plentywood Magnus Ansheim Reserve Thomas Case Bigfork France EF. Christoperson Joliet Frank Philip Doerfler Wheelock N. D Thomas F. Hogg Ringling Letitia Kicinhans Somers Lloyd Joseph LaFond Bowdoin Jo. R. McFadden Laurin Viana Makinson Duluth Leif J. Anderson Portland Ore Tom &, Brierley John Mason Buckhous St. Ignatius George FF. Christensen Pomeroy Wash Wilfred W. Dresskell Rosalia Stanley Miller Robert M. Myers George I. Roskiec Terrill Dryden Stevens Los Angeles Calif Richard M. Varney Stephen C. Wilkie Rosebud Henry Blastic Chicago Russell Daigle William Giltner Roger Grattan Minneapolis Minn Dorothy Griffin Margaret Jane Guthrie Chouteau Barbara Jean Hays Coffeeville Kan Jake Baker Manhattan Robert Wallis Duncan Helena Wood W. Goble Francis Marion Jones Cut Bank Winifred Alice Keyes Harold C. Kohlhase Dorothy Marguerite LaCasse Frank Albert McArthur Honolulu T. H Dorothy Marie Morrison Troy Alice Newbury Pering Miles City Charles W. Schrock Vera Montana Smith Twin Bridges James W. Vicars Livingston Nat A. Allen Roundup Milton Gerald Anderson Rhame Stephen J. Angland Great Falls John M. Comfort Cale J. Crowley Louis Patrick Donovan Jr Shelby Rex F. Henningsen Franklin Sisson Longan Big ‘Timber Arizona Nick Hanson R. D. Stewart Charles Peters Carl Shafford Malcolm Noreen Philisburg Steve Naglies Bear Creek John H. Ray Harlowton R. Stone Grand Irma Reber Gertrude Morse F. E. Adams R. Miller Don Gordon Wendell Jardine Jackson Leggat D. Dall Ben F. Williams Virginia City C. H. Chapman Philipsburg Acoma W. D. Page L. R. Springer Jefferson Island L. W. Hill B. H. Peyton Bozeman Finlen T. Lomasson J. E. Hupp L. B. Merrill J. R. Salters and

Mulcahy Elected President of International Fire Fighters Union

Maurice Mulcahy was elected president of International Fire fighters Union local No. 96 Saturday night. Other officers elected were James Goggins vice president Robert Delich secretary Pete O'Brien treasurer A J LaForest and Frank K Sullivan delegates to trade council Tom O'Leary alternate delegate.

Maurice Mulcahy International Firefighters Union James Goggins Robert Delich Pete O'Brien A. J. LaForest Frank K. Sullivan Trade Tom O'Leary

Montana School of Mines Alumni Hold Large Reunion

Montana School of Mines alumni gathered at the Finlen hotel for one of their largest annual reunions honoring the 1936 graduating class. Charles McNeill served as toastmaster and Brandon P. McMahon welcomed graduates while Dr. Francis A. Thomson reviewed alumni achievements and future activities.

Montana School of Mines Finlen Charles McNeill Anaconda Brandon P. McMahon Francis A. Thomson Robert Smith Peter A. Haines A. A. Zentner T.T. Lyon M. H. Gidel Clifford F. Milkwick Walter T. Scott A. E. Adams Wallace O'Brien Alumni Association Walter Vogeno C. F. Milkwick Thomas Walker Page III Reno Nev; Co F. McNeill Arthur Zentner New York City P. A. Haines River Mines Ed Trueworthy Missoula W. A. Hamilton R. J. Woody Marietta August Grunert Helena J. J. Dougherty Harry Kamproth John J. Brunner Tom Lyon Salt Lake City R. J. Smith Butte FE. F. Courtney George Vivian de Witt Peck Jr S. Veary Norman G. Thomson R. E. Smith al J. Healy Lester Bishop Edward P. Shea William D. MecLaughlin William C. McLaughlin Emmett 8. Simmons Lester Zeichen Clyde Congdon L. J. Hartzell H. A. Wendel Charles C. Goddard, Jr William P. Ryan Roger Pierce Edward Bonner Jr W. R. Swiler FP. R. Curran John K. Halse Roy Hammond G. A. Gustafson Leonard Harrington Edwin Johnson Edwin A. Nylund Arne A. Mattila Arthur ©. Verling J. A. Cook Andrea Giordano Kirby Crowley James H. Murphy E. S. Perry W. L. Osterholm R. H. Toole J. A. MacEwan

Hit and run driver damages cars on city streets

Police report a hit and run smashed two parked cars at Park and Gaylord. W J Peris and M J Evankovich own the damaged vehicles. In separate crashes, Robert Hiles suffered a fractured hip at St James hospital after a two car collision on the Anaconda highway.

Park and Gaylord Streets W. J. Peris Nevada Avenue M. J. Evankovich East Galena Street Robert Hiles Fir Street Anaconda Highway St. James Hospital Charles McMillan West Park Street George Porphyry Montana William Jones Waukesha Street Jack Driscoll West Granite Street Sheriff's Office

George F. Hale Taken by Death

George F. Hale, 54, of 130 East Park street, died yesterday after a brief illness. A Walkerville native, he is survived by an aunt Mrs. Mary Curtis, cousins Mrs. Charles Bessette and John Maria of Butte, and a Philadelphia cousin. Body at Sherman & Reed mortuary. funeral arrangements to be announced.

George F. Hale East Park Street Walkerville Mary Curtis Charles Bessette John Maria Butte Philadelphia Sherman & Reed Mortuary

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