Window-Smashing Pair Fined in Police Court
Jim Hanley and Joe Casey, both 20, pleaded guilty to five counts of malicious injury to private property after shattering plate glass windows at Rosenberg's, Bake Rite, Hunters, Heidelberg, and Spillums. Judge John Seton imposed 250 fines or 125 days in jail. pair admitted drunken prowling and were jailed until payment or until further disposition.
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Jim Hanley
Joe Casey
John Seton
Rosenberg’s Furniture
North Main
Bake Rite Bakery
Hunters Cigar Store
Heidelberg Tavern
Spillums
Seton
B. J. Riley
Rosenberg’s
Hunter’s
Al’s
Heidelberg
Spillum
Main
Meaderville
Riley
Sheriff's Deputies
Earl Holman
Willard McCallum
Harry Lambert
Ray O'Connor
Hanley
Casey
Mirehouses Feted at Forest Party in Deer Lodge Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mirehouse were guests of honor at a Deer Lodge National Forest party at Boy Scouts Lowlands camp. They left for Missoula where Mr. Mirehouse was promoted to assistant regional forest budget officer after years as Deer Lodge forest chief clerk.
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Ernest Mirehouse
Deer Lodge National Forest
Boy Scouts
Mirehouse
Butte
Missoula
Deer Lodge Forest
Fred Currie
John Rodgers
David Terry
Deeridge
Carl L. Sjogren
Anaconda
F. E. Williams
H. A. Streed
Leonard Kinderknecht
Philipsburg
George Kore
Leo Maney
Benny Hoffman
Whitehall
R. E. Lockhart
Morton Pen
Robert W. Stamm
Bouler
Silver Star to Marine Instructor Lt. Donald I. Jones
Col. H S Walseth to present the Silver Star to Marine First Lt. Donald I. Jones in Butte at 1 30 p m Wednesday. Jones earned the award for conspicuous gallantry in Korea and is inspector instructor of Butte’s new Marine Corps Reserve unit. Maj. M C Hoffman accompanies the visiting officer.
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Butte
H. S. Walseth
Seattle
13Th
Marine Corps Reserve District
Donald I. Jones
Walseth
Marine Corps Reserve
Lt. Jones
36Th Special Infantry Company
Col. Walseth
M. C. Hoffman
Naval Reserve Training Center
Clark Park
First Marines
Korea
Jones
Fourth Marine Raiders
Solomon Islands
Okinawa
Chosin Reservoir
Maywood, Ill
Patricia Elaine Roderick
Maywood
Bread and whiskey quips from a ragged army camp
Draftees grouse about stale bread while a stern mess sergeant warns against over care. A soldier recalls Napoleon and bread, Abe Martin lore curbs bravado, a mission head consoles a drunkard, claiming whiskey started after a water drop under a microscope.
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Moscow
Abe Martin
William T. Mattix Dies in California at 87
William T. Mattix, 87, a former Butte resident, died May 30 in Marysville California. He is survived by daughters Kay Doolittle Butte Martha Reynolds Williston N C and Mrs Jeff Cullinan Everett Wash sons Ray Mattix Clifford Mattix Butte and several grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
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William T. Mattix
Butte
Marysville
Calif
Mattix
Kay Doolittle
Martha Reynolds
Williston
N. C
Jeff Cullinan
Everett
Wash
Ray Mattix
Clifford Mattix
Women’s Retreat at Carroll College Opens in Helena
The Helena diocese annual women’s retreat will begin at Carroll College on Friday June 13. Rev Cyril V Leach of the archdiocesan missionaries of San Francisco leads the weekend program with opening at 8 pm. Association officers include President Mrs Rudy Herzel of Baltimore and Vice President Mrs Basil Brook of Whitehall and Secretary-Treasurer Lucille Hannifin of Butte.
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Helena
Carroll College
Cyril V. Leach
Arch-Diocesan
Missionaries of
San Francisco
Helena Diocesan Laywomen’s Retreat Association
Rudy Herzel
Baltimore
Basil Brook
Whitehall
Lucille Hannifin
Butte
Helena Patrolmen Elect New State Association Officers
Cliff M. Small of Helena is elected president of the State Association of Highway Patrolmen during a training session in Helena. Tom Neeley of Polson becomes vice president and Herb Baker of Superior is named secretary treasurer.
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Helena
U.P
Cliff M. Small
State Association of Highway Patrolmen
Small
Highway Patrol
Tom Neeley
Polson
Herb Baker
Superior
Amm-i-dent Chlorophyll Tooth Paste Promises Decay Defense
An advertisement touts Amm-i-dent chlorophyll toothpaste as guaranteed not to stain and to prevent new cavities. It claims proven anti decay results superior to other dentifrices and links consumer awareness to leading magazines for validation.
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Amm-i-dent
Ammi cient Chlorophyll Tooth Paste Announces Springtime Taste
The advertisement promotes Ammi cient Tooth Paste highlighting a springtime taste and a clear cool flavor. It claims chlorophyll wakes the mouth and combats odors especially for heavy smokers while offering cavity prevention with regular brushing.
Amm-i-dent Chlorophyll Tooth Paste Promises Odor Elimination
An advertisement touts Amm-i-dent Chlorophyll Tooth Paste with ammoniated anti-decay agents promising instant mouth odor elimination and no staining. It claims full family use, strong chlorophyll action, reduced decay, and pleasant taste, pricing at 53 cents.
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Amm-i-dent
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