Police Court Seizure Netted 370 In Fines And Bonds
Police court session led by Judge John Seton with assistant city attorney George Richardson yielded 370 in fines and bond forfeitures. The heaviest penalty was a 100 bond for Joseph Cor who failed to answer a DUI charge. Several defendants from out of state faced fines or forfeitures for speeding and license plate violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seton
George Richardson
Joseph Cor
Montana
Dan Johnson
L. L. Maryhue
Ernest Rober
Owen Bailey
Vincent Martinez
Steve Babich
Alvin Cole
L. A. Trudeau
Doyl Swift
Edna B. Hodge
John Trevithich
Gordon Judge
L. M. Matthew
Local Court Fines and Bonds In Traffic Cases
Fred Schulberg Montoya Bill Mc Cabe and Ted Myrick appear in minor traffic cases. Two bonds of 2.50 each are forfeited. Bob Wilson loses a 15 bond for reckless driving. A man named Paul Miller receives a 30 day jail term suspended for four hours on leaving town.
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Montoya
Fred Schulberg
Bill McCabe
Ted Myrick
Bob Wilson
Paul Miller
Rabbis Ordained at Graduation
In Cincinnati at Plum Street temple the 66th commencement and ordination of the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion was held. Nine graduates were ordained as rabbis with Dr Nelson Glueck delivering the class charge and Solomon B Freehof giving the baccalaureate address. Honorary degrees were conferred on Lewis Strauss Harvie Branscomb Mordecai Kaplan Hayim Greenberg Bernard J Bamberger Abraham Cronbach Beryl Cohen Benjamin Friedman Ferdinand Isserman and Harry Zwi Shuster.
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Cincinnati
Plum Street Temple
Isaac Mayer Wise
Hebrew Union College
Liberal Rabbinic Seminary
Jewish Institute of Religion of New York
America
Jewish Institute of Religion
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Solomon B. Freehof
Temple Rodef Shalom
Pittsburgh
CCAR
Nelson Glueck
College Institute
Glueck
Lewis J. Strauss
New York
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Harvie Branscomb
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
DHL
Mordecai M. Kaplan
Society For the Advancement of Judaism
Hayim’ Greenberg
Jewish Agency Executive
Bernard J. Bamberger
Synagogue Council of America
Bee Swarm Closes Irish School For Summer Break
In Lackagh Ireland on a June 12 school day a swarm occupied the bell tower spilling honey inside the one room school. Teacher P J O Reilly evacuated students to the open air while experts removed the bees. A second swarm then settled in prompting an early summer holiday.
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Lackagh
Ireland
P. J. O'Reilly
O'Reilly
John L Callison Taken by Death in Butte
John L. Callison known as Doc of 805 West Galena street and native of Fort Wayne Indiana died after an extended illness in a Butte hospital. He worked 25 years at Cewhshi Furniture and ran a tavern 15 years. He belonged to the Butte lodge Elks Bartenders union and formerly Clerks union. Surviving sons Ross and Donald. grandchildren Wayne Lee Rodeas Callison. sister Alta Koemler Fort Wayne. brother Mike Callison Fort Wayne. niece Ed Greiwank Fort Wayne. Removal from Daly-Shea to Elks temple for lodge services Tuesday evening at 8. Funeral Wednesday at 2 by Elks officers. Interment Elks plot Mountain View cemetery.
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John L
Doc) Callison
Galena Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Butte
Ross Callison
Donald Callison
Wayne
Lee
Rodeas Callison
Alta Koemler
Mike Callison
Ed Greiwank
Daly-Shea
Elks Temple
Elks Lodge
Elks
Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral services for Sidney V Phillips held at White's
Funeral services for Sidney V. Phillips were conducted Monday at White's funeral home by Rabbi Ben jamin Kelson. Silver Bowledge No. 48 AF and AM also conducted services. Sacred selections were played by Mrs. Pearl Littlejohn on the organ. Pallbearers were Tom J. Davis, Walter R. Oleson, William H. Rex, Harry M. Gronfein, Emil Marans and Hugo Kenck. Interment was in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Sidney V. Phillips
White
Benjamin Kelson
Pearl Littlejohn
Tom J. Davis
Walter R. Oleson
William H. Rex
Harry M. Gronfein
Emil Marans
Hugo Kenck
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral of Michael J. Egan Held in Portland
Michael J. Egan died in the Veterans hospital at Portland Oregon. His funeral was held Monday from Duggan Merrill mortuary to St John the Evangelist Church with Requiem High Mass officiated by Rev Father William Gannon. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with committal by Rev Father M J Leonard. Pallbearers were Pay Meyers William Murphy James Durkin James Foley Tommy Morris and Tom McIntyre.
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Michael J. Egan
Duggan Merrill
St. John the Evangelist Church
William Gannon
Holy Cross Cemetery
M. J. Leonard
Pay Meyers
William Murphy
James Durkin
James Foley
Tommy Morris
Tom McIntyre
Mr. Egan
Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
Ore
Walter T Ballard of Butte Dies in Los Angeles
Walter T Ballard longtime Butte resident and dean of the Democratic members of the Montana House of Representatives died Thursday in Los Angeles after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at White's funeral home with Rev W Friend Day officiating and Butte lodge No 22 AF and AM in charge. Burial was at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Walter T. Ballard
White
Ballard
Butte
Montana House of Representatives
Los Angeles
W. Friend
Deer Lodge
Butte Lodge No. 22
Minnie Cummins
Violet Laity
William C. Rae
William C. Gallagher
Earle A. Hopkins
Dan A. Shea
Frank C. Greene, Jr
Orrin J. Gunnell
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Woman Wins Divorce Custody of Children
Audrea M. Sandretto is granted divorce from Richard F. Sandretto and awarded custody of three children by Judge John B. McClernan in district court. Spousal support set at 75 dollars monthly. Administrators named for J. B. Garrison estate with a $40,000 bond. Edyth M. Brooks estate letters petitioned. value under 3,100 dollars. Mayer estate valued at 25,750 dollars by John Curtis John Wulf and Frank Monaghan.
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Audrea M. Sandretto
Richard Frank Sandretto
John B. McClernan
Mr. Sandretto
T. E. Downey
W. F. Garrison
Frank Husted
J. B. Garrison
Daniel A. Brooks
Edyth M. Brooks
John Curtis
John Wulf
Frank Monaghan
Edward C. Mayer
Bible School Closes at Pony on Friday
The Harrison and Pony Daily Vacation Bible school will close Friday June 16 at 8 p m in the Pony Presbyterian church with a worship service and display of handiwork. The school began June 5 and public is invited. Regular biweekly worship in the same church is set for Sunday evening June 18 at 8 with Miss Agnes K Smith conducting.
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Bible School
Pony
Harrison and the Pony Daily Vacation
Pony Presbyterian Church
Harrison and Pony
Harrison Presbyterian Church
Agnes K. Smith
Foresters Attend Explosives Course in White Sulphur Springs
Foresters Favre Eaton and George Kore along with Bert Siria attended a special explosives handling school in White Sulphur Springs. W E Fry, supervisor for the Deer Lodge forest area, said all men handling blasting powder must pass safety exams before using explosives.
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Favre Eaton
Deer Lodge National Forest
George Kore
Butte
Bert Siria
White Sulphur Springs
Forest Service
W. E. Fry
Deer Lodge
Resigns at Mount Bethel and Trinity Churches
The Rev. Fred Anstice resigns as pastor of Mount Bethel and Trinity Methodist churches after seven years during which the youth program grew large. He will preach his last sermon June 18 and transition to real estate work, assisting the churches as needed. The Rev. Harry M. Guyer, pastor of Golden Valley parish, succeeds him and takes over June 25.
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Fred Anstice
Mount Bethel
Trinity Methodist
Anstice
Trinity
Northern Michigan
Harry M. Guyer
Golden Valley Parish
Austice
Livingston
Guyer
Temple College
Philadelphia
Drivers Warned to Yield to Official Sirens
Two near misses occurred when Butte drivers ignored emergency sirens from ambulances fire engines and police cars rushing to calls. Deputies say crashes were narrowly avoided and warn motorists to stop immediately when sirens sound or face arrest and fines.
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Butte
Central Mothers Plan Social to Support Band Uniforms
Central Mothers announce a social Thursday night at Boys Central auditorium led by committee chairladies from parishes St. John Immaculate Conception St. Patrick Holy Savior St. Ann St. Joseph St. Mary Sacred Heart to raise funds for next season band uniforms. Mrs. Joseph Sullivan chairs the event with parish coordinators listed.
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Boys Central Mother’s Club
Boys Central
Joseph Sullivan
William Duckham
Ray Cashell
Cyril Kohn
St. John
Ed Keeley
John Ambrozetti
Ed Courtney
Immaculate Conception
William Calloway
Ernest LaPalm
St. Patrick
al Paynich
Holy Savior
Harold Konen
J. R. Yunker
St. Ann
Ed Dean
St. Joseph
Dan Harrington
Ed Lynch
Horses Trample West Side Gardens In Butte
Free running horses damaged several gardens on Butte's west side early Monday morning causing hundreds of dollars in losses. Police report the strays foraged through bushes trampled flower beds and scarred lawns as Chief Bart J. Riley orders impounding of stray animals until costs are paid.
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Butte
West Side
Bart J. Riley
Pioneer Descendants Asked to Register
Members who settled in Montana before 1868 are urged to register at a Butte YMCA meeting at 7 30 Tuesday to join the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers. State registrar Mrs John Elliott will assist with enrollment ahead of the Missoula convention on August 24 25 and 26.
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Montana
Butte
Elliott
Parents Teach Five Rules To Shield Children From Sex Criminals
Butte officials respond to a St Louis plan urging parents to teach five safety rules. Keep children in groups to and from school and away from shortcuts, avoid strangers offering gifts, go straight home, and report any excessive friendliness by strangers. The St Louis approach appears in Quick magazine June 12.
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Butte
St. Louis
Montana State Prison
Quick Magazine
This Was No Game
Two boys playing cops and robbers in a ravine discovered stolen checks valued at seven thousand dollars from a recent robbery. Police said the find was made Monday in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
Rickenbacker Believes Flying Saucers Real
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker on June 12 in Indianapolis said flying saucers are real. The World War I ace and Eastern Air Lines president argued many credible observers have seen them and that if they exist they belong to the United States Air Force, despite air officials denying the equipment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
United States Air Force
Democracy Starts On The Front Steps
A reflective piece on parenting as the first civic classroom where a father shapes a boy’s view of democracy. It stresses that a father's words must align with actions to model tolerance, goodwill, and the assertion that all are Americans, guiding daily citizen behavior.
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America
Dad
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