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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1933

Page

2

Butte Hosts 46th Montana York Rite Masons Convention

Butte prepares for the 46th annual Montana York Rite Masons convention June 19 to 22. Grand councils, chapters, and commands will meet with sessions in Butte, a parade on June 21 led by Knights Templar in uniform, and a banquet to close. The event includes services at the Presbyterian church and a Temple ballroom ball with royal arch and Knights Templar officers presiding. Visiting ladies will join a hospitality committee for the events.

Butte Lions and Legionnaires York Rite Masons of Montana Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Knights Templar Bagdad Shrine Grand J Sidney Carkeet F. W Haskins Miles Parsons Grand Chapter G. W.craven L. S. Farnhan H. T. Blackler T. Beech Herbert W. Burton Carl J. Christian Russell D. Miller Helena Grand Commandery Presbyterian Church Ward F. Boyd Great Falls E. J. Groeneveld Masonic Temple E. W. Spottswood Missoula

Wheat crop falls to the smallest level this century

New crop estimates by the agricultural department forecast a 1900s level wheat harvest with winter and spring yields totaling about 603 million bushels. Domestic needs exceed 620 million, forcing reliance on carryover stocks from bumper years and a 363 million bushel July 1 carryover. The report notes 341 million bushels of winter wheat and 262 million from spring wheat.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board

Cure for Stomach Ulcers Promises Free Trial

A veteran sufferer claims a discovered treatment stopped ulcers and relieved pain. He reports success for ulcers, indigestion, gas pains, nausea and heartburn and offers a free trial by writing Ad Carlsbad Los Angeles.

Rite Soaer Carlsbad Desk la Brea Los Angeles Calif Adv

War Mothers of Butte Plan Picnic at Nine Mile Grounds

War Mothers Chapter No 4 announces a picnic for June 15 at Nine Mile Grounds with dinner by Mrs Newman, games, races and rope jumping. Members asked to assemble at the courthouse at 11 o clock and bring cars. those without transport will be assisted. County War Mothers groups grow in Silver Bow.

WAR Mothers OF Butte Nine Mile Grounds War Mothers’ Chapter No Nine Mile Newman Thompson Inn M. C. Small Walkerville War Mothers’ Organizations Silver Bow County

582 At Work in Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park reports 582 conservation forestry workers now on duty across six camps with 656 more expected to fill the park quota within a week according to Superintendent Scoyen.

Glacier Park Glacier National Park Scoyen

Spanish Airmen Cross Atlantic From Seville to Cuba

Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar reportedly were well over the Atlantic on their flight from Seville to Cuba after taking off from Tablada airfield early this morning in a bold air expedition.

Seville Spain Mariano Barberan Joaquin Collar Atlantic Cuba Tablada

No Dry Delegates Elected in Nevada

Forty delegates pledged for repeal of the prohibition law were chosen in county conventions to attend a state gathering on September 5 and cast Nevada's ratification vote on the Twenty first amendment. Not a single dry delegate was elected statewide, with anti prohibition slates acclaimed in most counties amid harmony.

Reno Nevada

Prison Term For Forgery By Frank O Neill

Frank O Neill pleaded guilty to a forgery charge and was sentenced to one year in the state prison at Deer Lodge by Judge Frank L Riley. He was arrested after allegedly cashing a check at a local cigar store. Judge Riley also dismissed the action of Leo H M Kenoffel against Leo M Goldberg and Irving Goldberg.

Frank O’neill Deer Lodge Frank L. Riley O'Neill Leo HM. Kenoffel Leo M. Goldberg Irving Goldberg Riley J. W. Halloran Halloran Motor Company Ralph Olson T. E. Downey Bridget Agnes Weaver West Coast Life Insurance Company F. L. Riley

Havre Man Reports Car Ransacked Near Local Hotel

Kenneth Eskestrand of Havre told police his car parked near a hotel was broken into yesterday. A pistol and clothing were stolen in the incident.

Kenneth Eskestrand Havre

Standard Route Boy Discovers Man Dead in Williamsburg Cabin

Harold Cummings, a Montana Standard carrier, found Alfred Vanhazendonke 66 dead in his Williamsburg cabin after noticing overdue newspaper deliveries. Cummings entered the dwelling and located the man in bed, presumed dead two or three days. Vanhazendonke, Belgian native and former brickmaker, recently screened sand for building use. The body was moved to Richards funeral parlors. no known relatives in the United States, possible relatives in Belgium.

Montana Standard Alfred Vanhazendonke Butte Williamsburg Harold Cummings Don Murphy Belgium Vanhazendonke Richards Vanharendonke

Cooney Holds Dual Roles As Governor And Lieutenant Governor

Helena June 10 Governor Frank H Cooney announced that Montana will not elect a lieutenant governor next year. The vacancy arose when Governor J E Erickson left to become a U S senator, and Cooney moved from lieutenant governor to governor, remaining in both posts until the next regular election.

Helena Montana Frank H. Cooney J. E. Erickson United States Thomas J. Walsh Cooney Erickson

Twins Born 20 Miles Apart in California

Santa Cruz Calif June 10 Mr and Mrs Austin Gillham of Capralitos are parents of twins born twenty miles apart Barbara Jean was born at home while Bonnie Dean was born in the county hospital here an hour later.

Santa Cruz Cal Austin Gillham Capralitos Barbara Jean Bonnie Dean

Blind Man Walks 500 Miles to See World Fair

Blind and guided only by his police dog Star, M. L. Loasman, 56, traveled from Sheldon Iowa to Chicago a 500 mile journey to visit the world's fair. He started his trek today and planned to reach the fairgrounds with his unusual companionship.

Chicago Star M. L. Loasman Loasman Sheldon Iowa

Germany’s winter unemployment peak compared to 1932

The winter peak of unemployment in Germany this year did not reach the level seen in 1932, indicating a less severe downturn. The report highlights the continued resilience of the labor market despite ongoing economic strain.

Germany

Livingston Roundup to Stage Old West Pageant in July

The annual Livingston Roundup, now eight years old, will run July 2 to 4 drawing cowboys, flappers, natives, and visitors. A golden jubilee pageant with 2000 cast members will depict Montana’s west from the Louisiana Purchase to Lewis and Clark’s arrival.

Livingston Dude Park County West Montana Lousianna Purchase Lewis and Clark

Social affairs honor families with showers and graduations

Community notes detail a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. W H Johns at 1031 Lewisohn street in honor of Alfred Johns’ Oklahoma City family. Saint Lawrence school graduates received diplomas, with a Columbia Gardens picnic to follow, and a seventh grade breakfast in the school hall. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. William LeCoure occurred at 1222 East Galena street, with gifts and a late supper. A birthday party for Mary Lorraine Driscoll was held at 35 West Center street with games and pastel cake.

W. H. Johns Lewisohn Street John Alfred Oklahoma City St. Lawrence School Peter MacDonald J. J. O'Connor Carroll College Melena Columbia Gardens Mary Katherine Kelley Alice May Lee Esther Louise Leary Helen Catherine McDonald Edward Joseph McGlynn Edith Marie Pullum John William Rickard Robert Emmett Shea Joseph Timothy Shea John Matthew Stinson Robert Emmett Slattery Helen Catherine Cavanaugh Mary Catherine Clark William John Clark Mary Amelia Ceragioli Ann Elizabeth Clark Margaret Agnes Deasy Mary Verda Harrington Catherine Josephine Hinch Mary Catherine Kelley William LeCoure Grace Pollard Jessie Pollard Margaret Spollar Pollard East Galena Street Mrs. le Coure Muriel Prisk Grace Hodge Mary Ansel Mary Clements Amelia Provis Lillian Bates Leona Shea Irma LeCoure Eva Krispich Mary Cruich Rose Cruich Catherine Maglin Annastacia Musioch Pauline Kane Mary Keane Muriel Reynolds Genevieve Reynolds Fileen Avery Catherine Pollard Sal Clark Mesdames al Johns Lillian Hodge Jane Avery Selena Matthews Frank Reardon Jennie Suduk William Pollard Mary Matule John Pollard Wilmott McGillvrey Messrs Tommy McGillvrey Billy Hodge Mary Lorraine

Japan Proposes Peace Treaties with Nations

Tokyo reports Japan aims to establish new peace pacts with all nations including the United States. A foreign office spokesman said talks with President Roosevelt and Viscount Ishii have crystalized a proposed U S Japan treaty. The move seeks to offset Japan's secession from the League of Nations.

Tokyo United States Foreign Office Associated Press White House Roosevelt Kikijiro Ishii Japan League of Nations

Garner Refuses $52,000 a Year Offer

Vice President Garner declined a $52,000 annual speaking deal offer to discuss government and public affairs. He said it would be improper for a man in his position to discuss public matters while serving in government.

Devil's Island Father Goutray France French Guiana Cayenne Gourlay Washington Garner Texan

Ladies’ Aid Ice Cream Social Set At Gold Hill Church

Miss Cecelia Driscoll Miss Sue En right and Miss Mary Dennehy with Charles Shaffer and Roy Baynes left Thursday for Portland and coast cities for a several weeks visit. The Ladies' Aid of Gold Hill Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Public invited. A splendid program has been arranged. This is the last meeting of the season.

Cecelia Driscoll Sue Enright Mary Dennehy Charles Shaffer Hornet Street Roy Baynes Caledonia Street Portland Ladies’ Aid Gold Hill Lutheran Church West Copper Street

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