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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1933

Page

7

Odd Fellows and Rebekah Memorial Services Planned

Anaconda Bureau Lodge 10 announces memorial services at 2:30 PM tomorrow in the I O O F hall. W H Johns of Butte, grand master of Montana I O O F, will give the principal address. Mrs Sarah B Wills of Butte will read The Crowded Street. Deborah lodge and Rebekah quartet will lead, with families invited.

Colfax Lodge Deborah Lodge Order of Rebekah Deborah Memorial Rebekah

County Wins in Suit for Fire Insurance Damages

Jurors awarded Deer Lodge county 1729.34 against Automobile Insurance Co of Hartford for machinery damages from three fires at the county garage in January 1932, in a suit exceeding 2000. Mrs William Smith and J A Henault fight a personal injury case slated to start Monday morning.

Anaconda Deer Lodge County Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford Conn William Smith J. A. Henault

Pupils Heard in Music Recitals by Mrs Nagle

Mrs Gerald Nagle piano teacher presented two pupil recitals last week at the Nagle home and the following evening. Families and friends attended with informal social hours and refreshments served after each program.

Anaconda Gerald Nagle Nagle

Anaconda Briefs Report Local Family and Travel News

Miss Ann Smith of Los Angeles arrived to visit her father at 504 Ash Street. Mrs. AEK Stevens, previously a patient at St. Ann's Hospital, returned home to Locust Street. Mrs. JBR Bryant and three daughters from Great Falls left for Orange California where Mr. Bryant joined Anaconda Wire and Cable. Gertrude Rooney went home to Lewistown to spend summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W L Martin and son George left for a vacation to Great Falls to visit friends.

Anaconda Ann Smith Los Angeles Ash Street J. BR. Bryant Great Falls W. J. Johnson Orange Cal Bryant Anaconda Wire and Cable Company Gertrude Rooney Lewistown

Marriage License Issued for Edward Stokan and Ruth Thorson

A marriage license was issued today to Edward Francis Stokan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stokan, and Ruth Norma Thorson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tandrup B. Thorson. Miss Sadie Lucas remains in St. Ann's hospital. Sylvia Mahoney arrived from Leavenworth after completing freshman year at St. Mary's college. Ma honey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mahoney of West Seventh street, visited Kansas City and Topeka en route home. Mrs. R. C. Murphy and her baby daughter spent the day in Anaconda.

Edward Francis Stokan George Stokan Ruth Norma Thorson Tandrup B. Thorson Sylvia Mahoney Leavenworth Kan St. Mary's College

Earlys Welcome Daughter Born at St. Ann’s Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Early announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday at St. Ann’s Hospital. The new arrival joins the family as relatives share祝 greetings.

Alonzo Early St. Ann’s Hospital

Miss Harrington Honored by Helena Club

Miss Catherine Harrington, a prominent figure in local clubs, attended the state convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs in Helena. During the banquet, Helena’s Mrs. May Barto s announced Harrington as international representative from Montana to the first BPW conference in Chicago July 9 to 15, with her talk on State and International Clubs.

Catherine Harrington Helena May Bartos Miss Harrington New York Lena Madison Phillips Montana America Chicago

Legion gathering drew large crowds to Butte mining district

Commander A K Stevens of Ana conda post No 21 and Mrs W C Wallace led the legion and auxiliary delegations to Butte for the Mining district meetings. A banquet at the Silver Bow club drew further attendees including Mr and Mrs Peter McBride and others.

Anaconda A. K. Stevens American Legion W. Charles Wallace Legion Auxiliary Butte Legion and Auxiliary Silver Bow Club Stevens Ben P. Foley Wallace Marie

Rainbow Girls Sponsor Dance To Raise Funds

Members of the Order of Rainbow Assembly No. 1 in Anaconda will sponsor a dancing party next Saturday evening at the Masonic temple. Proceeds will cover expenses for sending delegates to the upcoming grand state assembly. Committee members are Stella Roderick Mabel Forsman Lois Mitchell and Ruth Louise Frey.

Anaconda Order of Rainbow Assembly No. 1 Masonic Temple Stella Roderick Mabel Forsman Lois Mitchell Ruth Louise Frey

Drawings Made for Foursome at Deer Lodge Country Club

Deer Lodge June 10. Special announcement: a two ball foursome will be played tomorrow for nine holes medal play. The lowest score wins a special award from The Toggery. Pairings include Pascoe with Collins, Ensing with Lyons, Keeley with Hawks, Luedeman with Unmack, Dietrich with Keeley, Peters with Lewis, Tavenner with Tollefson, Josephson with Hopkins, Howell with Harley, Bauer with Peters, Bryan with Daley, Ensign with Lyons, Hopkins with Bauer, Tollefson with Suedeman. Players to coordinate match times.

Deer Lodge Deer Lodge Country Club Fred Pascoe T. O. Collins W. O. Ensing Lyons E. M. Keeley George Hawks A. G. Luede W. O. Ensign Edward L. Hopkins William Bauer Gordon Tollefson A. G. Suedeman

D A R Chapter Hosts Deer Lodge for Flag Day Program

The Daughters of the American Revolution of Deer Lodge will entertain the Butte chapter at Mrs. W. E. Keeley’s home on Missouri Avenue the evening of June 14. A Flag Day program and musical numbers by Deer Lodge women are planned with guests including Mrs. W. O. Ensign Mrs. F. A. Steyer Hugh K. Evans and Miss Janice Brance from Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge Daughters of the American Revolution of Butte W. E. Keeley Missouri Avenue W. O. Ensign F. A. Steyer Hugh K. Evans Janice Brance

Montanans Visit Montanans Across Several Cities

A compact social note lists Montanans visiting Montanans in towns including Acoma Spar Livingston Missoula Bozeman Dillon Helena Kalispell Miles City and Butte. The item names several residents and couples from those communities meeting at various hotels and locations.

Acoma J. Spar Galen Sol Brinig S. E. Kane Livingston A. R. Arens Missoula W. D. Fallman Bozeman Arizona Ella Ford Dillon George W. Macartney O. C. Barrett Margaret Walters Helena Butte William H. Jarvis J. G. Skinner Miles City J. D. Hacker Kalispell A. Lindland J. P. Truax Finlen D. W. Ervin L. T. Walker Bernice Metlen Nat Parker Edward F. Cerris Bear

Nations Gather at London Meet for World Economic Peace

A global gathering of statesmen opens in London to draft a treaty of economic peace amid 67 nations and 1.85 billion people. Delegates seek a tariff truce, currency stabilization, and reduced economic warfare while warning against overoptimism.

London Versailles Geological Museum Versailles Hall of Mirrors United States Great Britain Russia Irish Free State Japan Tokyo Stock Exchange Britain Germany Switzerland Portugal Egypt India China Geneva France Poland Entente League of Nations

Butte Briefs and Local Notices

Butte brief items include a Sunday dinner ad at Montana hotel in Anaconda and a chiropody service notice. Visitors Mrs. Garnett Luke and Miss Lois Bishop of Long Beach accompany their brother and sister-in-law William and Mrs. Morgan at 202 West Woolman. Miss Marjorie Arnold departs Butte for Missoula after visiting friends and relatives.

Garnett Luke Lois Bishop Long Beach Cal William Morgan West Woolman Street Missoula Marjorie Arnold Butte

Anaconda Resident James Marron Undergoes Major Operation

James Marron of 806 East Third Street underwent a major operation at St. Ann's Hospital in Anaconda yesterday morning. His condition is described as as good as can be expected.

James Marron Anaconda East Third Street St. Ann's Hospital

Names Gathered for Grand and Leggat-John Events

A list of attendees includes Esther Brenneman Creek and numerous couples from Helena Great Falls Missoula Philipsburg and other towns. The roll shows T M Cowell Joe L Ray H A Martens Frank Jackson L E Wright Scofal Helm Hollenbeck McGough Jarmin and others across Montana communities.

John £. Bell Jr Emmett Marsh Frank Jackson T. D. Axtell L. E. Wright Sheridan J. H. Scofal Clarence Helm Harold Hollenbeck Wisdom John McGough Boulder Adeline Jarmin Dillon

Nine appointments announced by Governor Cooney in Helena

Governors announced the appointment of nine persons to state bodies including Maggie Smith Hathaway to the state bureau of child protection for a term to 1937. J G Link W R Plew and Fred A Brinkman reappointed to the board of architectural examiners. Alfred Eiselein to the school for the deaf and blind executive board. E B Winter to the industrial school executive board. J H Hart to the State Normal College executive board. R M Hart to the eastern Montana Normal School, Frank Hammond to the orphans home executive board.

Helena Cooney Maggie Smith Hathaway Stevensville State Bureau of Child Protection J. G. Link Billings W. R. Plew Bozeman Fred A. Brinkman Kalispell Board of Architectural Examiners Link George Shanley Great Falls A. H. Eislelein Boulder School For the Deaf and Blind State Board of Education Ben Wahle E. B. Winter Miles City Industrial School J. H. Hart Dillon State Normal College R. M. Hart Eastern Montana Normal School Frank Hammond Twin Bridges The Orphans’ Home P. B. McClintock

Montana State College summer session opens Monday

Dillon June 10 Special Students began arriving to register for the nine weeks summer school at Montana State College. Many new students expected, including former teachers returning and last quarter attendees staying for the new term. Courses for graduation and many special offerings, plus music and physical education activities, are listed.

Dillon Montana State Pe College

Rodeo to Open Elks State Convention Activities

Dillon Montana details plan a rodeo and wild west show at the Elks state convention August 10 11 12. Sponsored by the Dillon volunteer fire department the event will feature Southwestern Montana stock and top riders with registration granting Elks admission. A trapshoot on the final two days offers substantial merchandise prizes with top Montana Idaho shooters entered.

Dillon E. L. Wheat Dillon Elks’ Lodge Montana Idaho

Authors Van Noy and Siedrick Write Childrens Book

Kathryne Van Noy and Elinor Siedrick former instructors at the normal college authored a children’s book titled Jack and Matt of the WX. It centers on the P. and O. ranch near Dillon with Jack and Matt Orr as the two young heroes. Photographs depict the boys in ranch activities.

Dillon Kathryne van Noy Elinor Siedrick The Normal College Jack and Matt Literary Guild Jack Matt Orr John T. Orr

Dillon Elks Host Fourth Community Dance

Dillon residents traveled to Dell for a fourth in a series of community dances hosted by the Dillon Elks lodge. The orchestra provided music, and plans call for the fifth dance to be held in Jackson on Saturday night, July 1.

Dillon Dell Dillon Elks’ Lodge Jackson Elks’ Orchestra

Church Services and Sunday School in Butte

Sunday schedule for local churches lists services at 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. with Holy Communion for new communicants. Welsh Presbyterian, First Baptist, and Unity M E publish morning and evening programs, Sunday school at 9:45 or 10:30, and special sermons and choir offerings. Public welcome at all services.

Local Church Services and Activities Summary

Sunday school and worship services listed for Full Gospel Mission Grace M E church Silver Bow Park M E First Church of Christ Scientist Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Unity Truth Center in Helena. Events include children's day program, youth leagues, public services, and mid week meetings led by pastors Byram Smith Treloar and Caton with community activities and a Unity library.

Full Gospel Mission South Arizona Street Northwest District Council of the Everett Wash Edward B. Byram Grace M. E Edward Smith R. E Treloar Lois Thirloway Douglas Williams

Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday Schedule Notice

Church at 215 North Main outlines weekly meetings including Sunday school at 10 AM Sacrament service 7:30 PM Relief Society Thursday 2 PM Mutual Improvement Association Thursday 7 30 PM Primaries weekly Branch presidency includes FE Gittens C H Peterson and G L Young.

Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints North Main Street Sacrament Relief Society Mutual Improvement Association FE. M. Gittens C. H. Petersen G. L. Young

Unity Truth Center announces Friday sessions at YMCA

Unity Truth Center lists meetings led by Mary E. Wessel and E Downing with additional classes for children and juniors. Adults study groups held Tuesdays and Sundays with Ellaford. a men’s business group meets biweekly at 7 p.m. Rev L E Jones notes regular services and Sunday school are suspended.

Unity Truth Center Mary E. Wessel E. Downing Unity Truth Miss Ellaford

Mission Covenant Mission Services Schedule

Rev. R E Johnson leads a children’s day program and morning service at 10 30. Junior league meets at 5 30. Young People at 6 30. Prayer hour at 7 30. Evening service at 8. All welcome.

Mission Covenant Mission Dakota Porphyry R. E. Johnson

Trinity Sunday Service at St. John's Episcopal

St John s Episcopal at Broadway and Idaho street announces Trinity Sunday service with Rev Thomas Ashworth rector Miss Marguerite Manning choir director and Miss Vilet Laity organist morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock.

ST. John's Episcopal Broadway Idaho Street Thomas Ashworth Marguerite Manning Vicelet Laity

Gold Hill Lutheran Plans Sunday Services and Concert

Gold Hill Lutheran at 51 West Copper Street led by Pastor Theo P Neste holds Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a m with Miss Agnes Sand as superintendent. A sacred concert precedes and a joint Lutheran choir concert at Scandia Hall 537 South Main at 8 p m features about 70 performers. Public invited.

Gold Hill Lutheran West Copper Street Theo P. Neste Trinity Sunday Agnes Sand Joint Lutheran Scandia Hall South Main

Lowell Avenue Methodist Service Announces Bible Lesson

Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. led by T. B. Reagan at the Lowell Avenue Methodist. Morning sermon by the pastor titled Jesus, the Savior. Junior church session by Mrs. Steve Parke at 11:00 a.m. Evening union service scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian church.

Lowell Avenue George and Lowell Streets T. B. Reagan Jesus the Savior Steve Parke Presbyterian Church

Trinity Sunday Confessional Service at St. Mark’s Lutheran

On Trinity Sunday the pastor M. D. Huddloff of St. Mark's Lutheran will conduct confessional services at the Silver and Montana street church. The notice notes the church location and the officiating pastor.

Mark’s Lutheran Silver and Montana Street M. D. Huddloff

First Presbyterian Service Schedule With Sunday School

Morning service at 11 o clock titled The Lord Prepares a Table Before His Children But Too Many of Them Are Always On a Diet. Sunday school at 12 30 o clock with Jesus On the Cross as lesson. Evening union service at 4. No young people's meetings.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist North Montana God the Preserver of Man Metals Bank First Presbyterian E. J. Groeneveld Jesus

Defendants to face murder counts soon in Montana court

The article lists multiple upcoming trials including Jennings for wounding in a club affray where Robinson died two days later, Sungkub Joe for shooting Y H Chang, James Dee Bond for grand larceny involving $2000, Catherine Johnson for the murder of Mrs Johanna Shea, and a burglary trio Sefton Barker and LaMuth for a March 12 break-in at 118 Shields avenue.

Jennings Robinson Sungkub Joe Y. H. Chang Gardner Charles Sefton David Barker Joe LaMuth Shields Avenue

Copper prices steady for week in market report

New York June 10 Copper prices held at 8 cents for electrolytic in the Connecticut valley. Demand was restricted as traders awaited Washington developments with no selling pressure except occasional nearby resale lots. Lead jumped $2 per ton late in the week amid brisk purchasing for July delivery. Zinc was quiet but steady while antimony remained calm.

New York Connecticut Washington

Doctor Thomson to Attend Seattle Commencement

Dr Francis A Thomson president of the Montana School of Mines will travel with his son Andrew to Seattle for Lakeside school commencement next Wednesday. Richard Thomson will graduate at the Seattle school at that time. He just returned from Billings where he spoke at the Eastern Montana Normal school graduation. The local technical school head and his son will drive by car.

Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines Andrew Lakeside School Seattle Richard Thomson Thomson Billings Eastern Montana Normal School

King Feisal to Use Edinburgh as HQ in Scotland Visit

King Feisal of Iraq is expected to base his headquarters in Edinburgh while visiting Scotland late in June. The visit highlights strengthened ties between Iraq and Britain as the Iraqi leader plans meetings with British officials and regional leaders.

Feisal Iraq Edinbourgh Scotland

Church Music Program Includes Hymns and Anthems

A church music schedule features organ prelude Pilgrims Chorus and processional Round the Lord in Glory Seated, Venite, Te Deum, Jubilate, Come Thou Almighty King, Holy Holy, Holy Father Great Creator, with postlude by Miss Marguerite Manning and organist Miss Violet Laity.

Wagner Moultrie Woodward Schilling Barnby Moscow H. Smart Marguerite Manning Violet Laity

Organ and hymn program with sermon and communion

A church service listing organ preludes and postludes by Mendelssohn Martini Gounod and others with hymns by Heber Stennett North Beddome Hatch Nicolai Bradbury Caswall Crueger Barney and a sermon by Rev. M D Hudtloff including Holy Communion and benediction conducted by Mrs W German director and Woodrow Platt organist.

Mendelssohn Heber Stennett Jesus North Prentiss Gavotte Martini Beddome Hatch Doxoley Gounod W. H. Johns Nicolai Laurey Bradbury M. D. Hudtloff Caswall Crueger Barney W. German Woodrow Platt

Sunday Sacramental and Broadcast Service at Good Temperance Hall

A Sunday program lists morning Sunday school from 10 to 12 with hymns and solos led by Lucille Fullmer and George L. Young, a Sacramental Meeting at 7:30 pm at 215 North Main Street, and KGIR radio broadcast 6:30 to 7:00 pm featuring choirs, solos, and an address by Elder J C Kartchner. Hazel Kartchner accompanies. Evaline Gittins sings soprano. W Fred Edwards directs.

God the Eternal Father Lucille Fullmer KGIR Shepherd George L. Young Stephens Latter Day Saints J. C. Kartchner Kimball W. Fred Edwards Hazel Kartchner Good Temperance Hall North Main Street Edwards Evaline Gittins

Evening Union Service Program Highlights

A detailed order of the 7:30 PM union service featuring preludes, hymns, readings, anthems, and prayers. Performers include Rev. E. J. Groeneveld, Miss Carrie Worcester, and soloists Elsie Daniels and Evaline Zundel, with organ and choir numbers throughout.

Lemare Kingsley Webb E. J. Groeneveld Southgate Jesus Nevin Holden Diggle Abenlied Schumann God Schubert Jesus Lover Elsie Daniels Evaline Zundel Haydy Battmann Paul Bailor Carrie Worcester

Evening Service Program with Hymns and Anthems

Musical order includes Hymns 205 264 195 352 349 296 and 7:30 PM organ prelude. Anthems "Who is Like Unto Thee" solo by Mrs. R. Stanley and "He Shall Feed His Flock" by Handel. Selections honor Webb Walch Doane Thompson Handl and include offertory and abides with me.

Jesus Webb Zion Walch Lansing R. Stanley Christ Doane Thompson Savior Handel

Lions Conclude District Meet With Awards At Banquet

District gathering highlighted civic club benefits with addresses by Tom J. Davis and leaders from Great Falls to Edmonton. Prizes awarded to clubs in Great Falls Helena Conrad and Edmonton. Hoyt and Hatton honored for service and leadership. Conference featured committee reports and morning breakfasts with speeches by regional Lions figures.

Mary Great Falls Helena Conrad Edmonton Hoyt Hatton St. Louis Tom J. Davis Butte Rotary International Davis Byron DeForrest K. E. Surgis Chateau W. R. Ames Missoula Otto Loverude Julius J. Wuerthner Earl J. Bracken John K. Claxton F. E. Vandemark N. A. Lyman Hamilton H. A. Calkins Pat R. Gagner George C. Hoyt Shelby James J. Lacklen Big Timber Lockwood K. B. Bernard le Canada Harry Burns Frank J. O'Donnell R. E. Russell Libby Chequamegon Cafe Walter M. McLaughlin Billings R. M. Spankie Calgary R. A. Vickers, Jr Hardin Lloyd Williamson Fred FE Williams Butte Grill John Griffin Chinook Carl E. Steller L. BE. Taylor R. A. Foote Ed Krebsheck Wolf Point Cascade Orchestra M. M. McCormack E. Anson Wisdom James Griffin William Finlay W. O. Bollum Frank J. Franta Havre Ross E. Shaver Leo C. Graybill

Mattern Joins Long Flight Over Siberia From Beloye

American flyer Jimmy Mattern, en route to circle the globe solo, passed over Irkutsk after leaving Beloye Siberia at 1 50 a m Moscow time. Weather along the route was described as fair with possible local rain, as he neared Khabarovsk with a landing at that city anticipated.

Moscow Jimmy Mattern Bukhlovo Siberia Khabarovsk Mattern Rukhlovo Beloye Irkutsk

Record-breaking hikes draw crowds to Loch Lomond region

Record-breaking hikes around famed Loch Lomond in Scotland attract more walkers this season. Local guides report rising interest from visitors seeking scenic routes and challenging treks amid improving trail access and tourism boosts.

Loch Lomond Scotland

Organ Postlude Led by Stevens Richards

The event features George V. Stevens directing and Miss Ernestine Richards as organist in a church organ postlude.

Monk George V. Stevens Ernestine Richards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anaconda Bureau Lodge 10 A. EK. Stevens Locust Street Sadie Lucas R. C. Murphy Legion Rainbow Girls Bureau Nationg Dia Montana Hotel DR. Herzog Mrs. Hathaway State Bureau Child Protection Dillon Bureau ELKS Welsh Presbyterian Aluminum Streets P. Martin First Baptist A. Thweatt Hinand Rev. Bracken Elston Rheim Jesus of Nazareth Unity M. E Meadeville Sun- Gay Fred Walker Rev. C. Cole Emily Sherman Silver Bow Park M. E Ernest Ernest Welter Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Quartz A. C. Caton Epworth League Mountain View Unity Truth Center of Practical Christianity Myrtle M. McAboy Unity Emanuel Lutheran L. E. Jones Trinity M. E Centerville Frederick Spencer Charlies Cole DR. Thomson ST. Mark’'S Lutheran First Baptist Is A. M LIONG
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