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