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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

9

Activians Honor Tennis Winners in Butte

Champions and runners-up from the grade school tennis tourney were honored by the Butte Active club at Lloyd's cafe. Barbara Brown and June Clark of McKinley and Longfellow schools led the girls. Bill Corrette and Bob Hitchens of Immaculate Conception and McKinley led the boys. Plans for a state tournament in Butte and several club projects were announced.

Butte Active Club Lloyd’s Cafe al Foy Montana State Tennis Association Barbara Brown McKinley School June Clark Longfellow School Bill Corette Immaculate Conception Bob Hitchens Wesley Marans Butte Bob Petersen Warm Springs Boulder Tech William Lewis Henry Rossette

Local minister reports giant hen egg in Penny Farms

A Florida minister says a New Hampshire Red laid an extraordinary 10 inch by 7 inch egg weighing half a pound. The egg reportedly contained two perfectly formed eggs of average size inside, a remarkable poultry oddity for Penny Farms.

Penny Farms Fla U.P New Hampshire

Courtroom Tactics Cloud Austen Divorce Case

In a tense discussion, Macleod lays out Austen's witnesses and the defense's likely stance for a contested divorce. Rena reveals Austen avoids publicity, Gamadge counters with his view of Austen's character, and the group argues over who truly supports Rena amid alleged coercion and fear of scandal.

Judge Sets 15 Days for Vagrants in Police Court

Police court Thursday afternoon jailed six men on vagrancy charges for 15 days each, while one received 20 days. Madison Perry pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $5 fine. John Hanson paid $10 for driving without a license and the reckless driving case was continued. Names at Arizona street circle included Collier, Kelleher, Light, Leismeister, Foster, Guthrie. all but Guthrie and Foster to serve 15 days, with work time offered. Richard Downing drew 20 days after vagrancy plea following a night of asking for money.

John Seton Madison Perry John Hanson Montana Joe Collier Francis Kelleher George Light Henry Leismeister William Foster William Guthrie Arizona Street Guthrie Foster Richard Downing South Side

Insect Losses Damage U.S. Wheat Storage

It is estimated that insects each year destroy enough U. S. wheat in storage to meet the wheat needs of about 16 million people.

U. S

Lohringel Heads Pythian Group

M. M. Lohringel, Navy recruit er in charge of the sub station in the post office, was elected chancellor commander of Calanthe lodge No. 40 Knights of Pythias at a Wednesday meeting. He succeeds Arlo T. Axelson. Other officers elected include M. A. Baxter vice chancellor M. Plum prelate Arlo Axelson master of work Gordon Lyle secretary Diels Thomas keeper of records and seal Edward Mitchell master of exchequer C. A. Wright inner guard and Arelio Madrazo outer guard. Installation will occur later this month.

M. M. Lohringel Calanthe Lodge No. 40 Knights of Pythias Arlo T. Axelson M. A. Baxter M. Plum Arlo Axelson Gordon Lyle Diels Thomas Edward Mitchell C. A. Wright Arelio Madrazo

Children’s Day Draws Large Crowds at Columbia Gardens

For the second straight week attendance at Columbia Gardens children’s day broke records. By early afternoon about 2000 children enjoyed the playgrounds under the watch of Superintendent Ted Beech and staff. Anaconda Copper Mining Company provided free rides to the venue.

Columbia Gardens Ted Beech Anaconda

Fish Diversity Surpasses Four Thousand Varieties

A report highlights that over 4000 distinct fish species exist worldwide, reflecting vast biodiversity. Researchers note ongoing discoveries and taxonomic work continues to catalog new species across oceans and freshwater habitats.

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