X Rays at Silver Bow Free Clinic Reach 396 in May
A May report from the Silver Bow Tuberculosis association clinic notes 396 X rays performed, 279 adults and 117 children, uncovering one active tuberculosis and six observation cases. Eight cardiac abnormalities, three lung tumors, and 50 other chest conditions were recorded, with 109 homes visited in follow up. 94 residents were in treatment at the state sanatorium in Galen, 20 awaiting admission. Clinic hours are 9 30 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m, closed Saturdays at noon.
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Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Galen
Gideons Begin 15th Montana Convention in Missoula
June 12 report: The 15th annual Montana convention of Gideons International opens in Missoula beginning Friday. Local delegates and visiting members expected to attend sessions and worship events as part of the statewide gathering.
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Missoula
Montana
Gideons International
Magee to Enter Ministry at First Presbyterian Butte
Philip R. Magee will be ordained in a first time ever ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. The 22 year old Butte native earned a divinity degree at Princeton and will serve as assistant minister in York Pa. with plans to move soon after the ordination.
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First Presbyterian Church
Philip R. Magee
Magee
Lina Magee
Butte
Seattle
Christian Endeavor
Butte High School
Montana State University
Princeton Theological Seminary
E. R. Cameron
Princeton
Montana
Theta Chi
National Intercollegiate Knights
Proctor
Logan Memorial Presbyterian
Audubon
N. J
Philipsburg
Manattan
Floyd FE. Logee
Logee
Orrville
Ohio
William R. Lindsay
Cameron
Missoula
George L. van Bockern
Women's Association
York
Philipsburg Cub Awards At June Scout Meeting
In Philipsburg on June 12, a Cub Scout meeting at Keating picnic grounds awarded merit badges and ranks. Den mothers Mrs. Frank Neal and Mrs. Vern on Steffans led games and skits. Pete Winninghoff presented awards to nineteen boys for Lion, Wolf, Bear, and Bobcat ranks plus denner stripes, service stars, and arrows.
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Keith King
Albert Bauer
Robert LeRoy
Robert Neitz
Robert Steffans
Jimmy Norris
Darrel Smith
Stephen Neal
Donald Bowen
Billy Winninghoff
Jerry Churchwell
Denner
Johnny Welch
Jimmie Norris
William McLure
Carl Maehl
Den 2
Park McLure
Kimmerle McLure
Robert Maehl
Richard Davis
Tom Finn
Ray Sandin
John Munis
George Mungas
Bill Moore
Gary Issacson
Tom Harris
Jim Christensen
Larry Marker
LeRoy Owen
LeRoy Durand
Maurice Courtney
Den
Bill
Jack Rosenberg Elected to Marketing Congress
Chicago June 12 Jack Rosenberg of Rosenberg Furniture Co Butte has been elected a member of the American Marketing Congress He is one of 435 merchants chosen by fellow dealers in an election conducted by the American Furniture Mart world home furnishings center and will be the Mart s guest at a meeting of the Congress in Chicago Monday evening June 16 during the home furnishings market He is selected from 30 000 dealers in home furnishings and his honor includes a Life magazine business forecast and a House Beautiful fashion forecast on the program.
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Chicago
Jack Rosenberg
The
Rosenberg Furniture Company
North Main Street
Butte
American Marketing Congress
American Furniture Mart
World Home Furnishings Center
Mart
Congress
Life Magazine
House Beautiful
Baptism and Local Visits Highlight Philipsburg Briefs
The tiny son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Domini was baptized at St. Philip church by Rev. Lionel Legris, with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orr of Spokane. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. Domini hosted a family dinner afterward. Also present were Miss Virginia Eccleston and Andy Derocher of Anaconda. Carroll College students Robert Winninghoff and Jack Ryan returned for summer vacation, Maynard Baker visited his father Verne Baker in Helena, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maehl planned a Vale Oregon vacation. Mr. and Mrs. O. Domini hosted a ravioli dinner for Rex Buder family and A. J. Budel.
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Philipsburg
Eugene Domini
Lionel Legris
St. Philip
Bill Orr
Spokane
Thomas Eugene
O. Domini
Virginia Eccleston
Andy Derocher
Anaconda
Robert Winninghoff
Jack Ryan
Carroll College
Helena
Maynard Baker
Verne Baker
Carl Maehl
Vale
Ore
Domini
Rex Buder
Anne Marie
Bobby
A. J. Budel
Alaska Reporter Is Guest of Kellys
Miss Henrietta McKaughan, news reporter for Jessen's Weekly in Fairbanks, stayed overnight at the Ralph Kelly ranch. She travels alone on a three month car trip, planning to reach Kansas, then south to return via the Hart highway and Alaska highway link at Whitehorse, YT. She is a renowned journalist who has worked in many countries and was featured in Reader's Digest last winter.
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Philipsburg
Henrietta McKaughan
Jessen’s Weekly
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ralph Kelly
British Columbia
Arrangements Made for Philipsburg Flower Show
Philipsburgs third Flower Show by the Senior Woman's club will occur in late August with displays from prior years plus new features. Granite county residents are urged to enter. Committee chairs are Mrs Thomas O Collins and Mrs Ralph Kelly. A silver tea supports Philipsburg library. Classes include cut flowers, bouquets, arrangements, house plants and best of show. A Bozeman flower expert is planned to judge.
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Philipsburg
Granite County
Thomas O. Collins
Ralph Kelly
Bozeman
Restricts Federal Leasing of Land
BILLINGS June 12 All federal land offices have been instructed to stop processing applications for 40 acre oil and gas leases by the bureau of land management director Marion Clawson The stop order was issued pending regulations which will permit leasing of small acreages by legitimate drillers and prospectors but will curb activities of speculators Increased leasing activity in the Williston basin up 40 to 60 percent has been noticed in land offices.
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Billings
Federal
Bureau of Land Management
Marion Clawson
Billings Bureau
Williston Basin
Suits Filed for Divorces in District Court
Edward F. Wadel filed suit in district court Thursday for divorce from Adele Wadel on grounds of extreme cruelty. They married in Butte April 23, 1929 and have three daughters. Elma Halvorson has instituted divorce proceedings against Victor Halvorson on grounds of extreme cruelty. They married in Butte Feb. 2, 1952. H. A. Kenck, Harry Temby and John P. Monahan appraised the estate of Joseph Wessell at $17,307. Inheritance tax from the estate of Lawrence C. Myers was determined at $2,947.32 on a clear market valuation of $75,091.45. A decree was signed settling the second and final account of Wanda Whisler Claxton, executrix. She reported a deficit of $12,741.13 advanced by the heirs to pay claims and costs of administration in order to keep assets of the estate intact.
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Edward F. Wadel
Adele Wadel
Butte
Elma Halvorson
Victor Halvorson
H. A. Kenck
Harry Temby
John P. Monahan
Joseph Wessell
Lawrence C. Myers
Wanda Whisler Claxton
Executrix
Butte Shrine to Sponsor Polack Brothers Circus July 3–6
Shrine Temple of Butte announces Polack Brothers Circus at the Civic Center for July 3 through 6 as part of Fourth of July events. Henry Hirsh chairs the local Shrine committee with M. O. Schwartz as co chair and Mayor Thomas R. Morgan leading children's activities. The program features two European imports, Pia Dobritch and Cucciolo, with 30 headliner acts and no tent fillers, aiming to bring free shows for underprivileged local children.
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Pia Dobritch
Butte
Polack Brothers Shrine
Butte Civic Center
Bagdad Temple of Shrine
Polack Brothers
Henry Hirsh
M. O. Schwartz
Thomas R. Morgan
Polack Brothers Circus
Europe
DeMille
the Pavlova
Cucciolo
Atom
Betty Hutton
Zeppe
Shrine Circus
Defense orders 450 priority one doctors drafted in August
Washington June 12 The Defense Department ordered the selective service to draft 450 priority one physicians during August unless enough volunteers join the armed forces. Priority one doctors are those trained at government expense in World War II and those deferred to continue medical education, with fewer than 90 days of prior service.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Selective Service
Longest undefended border spans Canada United States
The 3,900 mile boundary between Canada and the United States is described as the longest undefended international border line in the world. It runs across vast stretches of terrain and marks a peaceful, enduring border between two neighboring nations. The article emphasizes the boundary's length and peaceful status.
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Canada
United States
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