Treble Clef Club Hosts Hazel Cann Breakfast in Butte
Social Events Corp hosts a breakfast at Copper Bowl Hotel Finlen honoring Hazel Cann of the WAC and former Treble Clef member. Attendees include Mrs Bailor, Mrs Nugent, Miss Worcester, Miss Finnevich, Mrs Miller, Mrs Otstor, Mrs Dobbs, Mrs Barker, Mrs Lind blad, and Mrs Ball. Cann departs Monday for Philadelphia after a 10 day furlough with her father W J Cliff and siblings at 935 East Broadway and 1912 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Club
Copper Bowl
Hotel Finlen
Corp
Hazel Cann
WAC
Club
Corp. Cann
Paul Bailor
Alfred Nugent
Carrie Worcester
Esther Finnevich
Walter Miller
W. J Otstor
Charles Dobbs
Harry Barker
Arthur Lindblad
Anaconda
Kiwanis Women Host Luncheon Meeting at Hotel Finlen
Kiwanis Women’s Club held a regular luncheon Monday in the Roundup room of Hotel Finlen with hostesses Mrs. K. S. Austin Mrs. Charles W. Cook and Mrs. E. T. Henderson. Attendees included numerous members and guests from Missoula and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Womens Club
Hotel
Finlen
K. S. Austin
Charles W. Cook
E. T. Henderson
Walter Arnold
Bernard Beall
William Beery
Alex Blewett
Raymond F. Dugdale
Henry B. Hirsh
al Lautman
Robert W. Lawsom
Frank J. Lenz
George W. McVey, Jr
Howard Divine
C. H. Lawson
Mr and Mrs James Murray Gillie Visit Butte
Mr and Mrs James Murray Gillie arrived in Butte from Colorado Springs and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James M Gillie. Mr Gillie, a Boeing Aircraft field service engineer, left for Seattle to stay a month at the Boeing plant while Mrs Gillie remains with her parents in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray Gillie
Butte
Colorado Springs
Mr. Gillie
James M. Gillie
Gillie
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
Boeing
Henry C. Hopkins
Ennis Weekend Guests of Mrs H H Mitchell
Judge and Mrs John V Dwyer hosted their son Tech Sgt Robert Dwyer, their house guest Mrs Charles Stout of O Neill Nebraska, and Miss Mary Sullivan for a weekend in Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Dwyer
Tech
Robert Dwyer
Charles Stout
O'Neill, Neb
Mary Sullivan
Ennis
H. H. Mitchell
Society notice deadlines and submission rules
The Standard outlines that society news and photos must reach the office by 3 o clock in the afternoon to appear in the Sunday edition. Items require full names or two initials and a contact number. submissions must include the signer’s telephone for confirmation. The editor’s number is 7191.
Methodist Women Hold Meeting at Mountain View Church
Members of the Missionary circle of the Methodist Women's society met Tuesday afternoon at 631 West Park home of Mrs. Lewis Prater. Mrs. Gus Marinos led devotions and Mrs. A C Kolhase led the program. mites were collected and refreshments served. Circle No 2 meeting at Mrs. Glenn W Prather’s home Thursday was cancelled due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle
Methodist Women’s Society
Mountain View Church
Lewis Prater
West Park
Gus Marinos
A. C. Kolhase
Circle No. 2
Glenn W. Prather
B'nai B'rith Unit to Meet
The Butte auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the Temple vestry room with President Mrs. Jeanette G. Fischer presiding. A social hour will follow. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
B'nai B'rith
Temple
Jeanette G. Fischer
Mrs Mary Sampson Heads to Portland and Pasadena
Mrs. Mary C. Sampson, formerly of 3617 Columbus avenue, leaves for Portland Oregon to visit her daughter Mrs A O Adams and family and plans to settle later in Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sampson
Portland
Mary C. Sampson
Columbus Avenue
Oregon
A. O. Adams
Women’s clubs conclude State War conference reports
Eillen Toole president and delegates returned Monday morning from Billings after attending the State War conference of Business and Professional Women’s clubs. Monday evening the group met in the Roundup room for dinner and business. Mrs Mamie Jones was elected first state vice president. Nellie Baker led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eillen Toole
Billings
State War Conference of Business and Professional Womens Clubs
Mamie Jones
Nellie Baker
Residents Return From Casper Trip
Mrs. T James Kitto and children Marilynne and T James Jr along with Mrs. Frank W Bird and Mrs Pearl Littlejohn have returned from Casper Wyoming. Miss Kitto sang several numbers at a concert by Mrs Vernon Proffitt and at the Army air base and hospital. Mrs Bird was guest in the Proffitt home during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. James Kitto
Marilynne
T. James, Jr
Frank W. Bird
Pearl Littlejohn
Casper
Wyo
Miss Kitto
Vernon Proffitt
Army Air Base
Army Base Hospital
P. E. O. Meeting Called for Wednesday Evening
Chapter A C of P E O. meets at Mrs. Michael Kilvanick's home 812 West Granite. A report from the state conference will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. of
Michael Kilvanick
West Granite
Hobson Guests Depart For Great Falls
Mr and Mrs C R Hobson return home to Great Falls after visiting friends in Butte and leaving Monday notes of their trip.
Eleanor Carson Hosts Sigma Alpha Members at 135 West Iron
Eleanor Carson entertained members of the Sigma Alpha sorority Tuesday evening at her home 135 West Iron Street. After the regular session a social hour followed with a buffet supper. Attendees included Mrs. John Flagstad Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Huckaba Mrs. McCauley Mrs. Paynter Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Sells Mrs. Tretheway Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Vrendenburgh and many sorority members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha
Eleanor Carson
West Iron Street
John John Flagstad
William Harrington
J. S. Huckaba
Keith McCauley
Kenneth Paynter
Richard Raymond
Walter Sells
William Tretheway
Thomas Wilcox
Earl Vrendenburgh
D A R Plans Flag Day Observance in Butte
Silver Bow chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will mark Flag Day Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Bell 630 West Silver. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Erdlets Mackey Clement and Pass. Program contributors are Mrs. Chester H. Steele and Mrs. Joseph L. Shugert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Bell
West Silver
Joseph Erdlets
W. W. Mackey
D. H. Clement
Charles S. Passmore
Chester H. Steele
Joseph L. Shugert
Women Sponsor Social Tonight at Immaculate Conception Parish
Women of the Immaculate Conception parish will sponsor a social Wednesday evening at 8:30 in the parish center. Arrangements are led by Loretta Jolson, chairman, and Henry J. Clausen, with assistance from Granite Street parishioners.
Silver Wedding Celebration At 1013 Empire Street
Mr and Mrs Prank J Laird celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with an informal reception at home on Empire Street. Sixty guests including neighbors and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank J. Laird
Empire Street
Mrs. E. J. Foley Is Honored at Breakfast
Mrs Edward J Foley received honors as she prepares to move to Omaha. Miss Louise McIntyre hosted a breakfast Sunday at 524 West Granite Street with ten places set at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Foley
Omaha
Louise McIntyre
West
Granite Street
Salt Lake Family Arrives in Butte for Six-Week Stay
Guests in Butte are Mr and Mrs William J Hagerty of Salt Lake City accompanied by their sons Kelley and Johnny Pat They have rented an apartment at the Virginia Hotel and are prominent for their Butte connections signaling a brief visit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hagerty
Salt Lake City
Butte
The
Virginia
Kelley
Johnny Pat
Connecticut guests stay with Ralph family in Butte
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boetcher of Bridgeport Connecticut are guests at the home of Mrs. Boetcher's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ralph at 927 Hornet Street. Mrs. Boetcher was formerly Miss Janet Ralph a Camp Fire executive in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boetcher
Bridgeport, Conn
Graduate Miss Jean Lind Receives Seattle College Degree
Miss Jean Lind daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray C Lind earned a B S from Seattle College last week. She returned to Butte Sunday with her parents who attended the graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lind
Murray C. Lind
Seattle College
Butte
California Woman Joins Husband in San Luis Obispo
Mrs Howard A McIntyre Jr with her small son Stephen Paul travels by plane Monday to San Luis Obispo to join Lieutenant McIntyre in the U S N R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. McIntyre, Jr
Stephen Paul
San Luis Obispo
McIntyre
Miss Virginia Bird Returns Home For Summer Vacation
Northwestern University student Miss Virginia Bird returns to Butte to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs F W Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bird
Northwestern University
Butte
Mrs
F. W. Bird
San Francisco Guest Stays With Butte Family
Berkin Hanley spent Sunday in Butte visiting his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bartlett of 827 Diamond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkin Hanley
San Francisco
Butte
John R. Bartlett
Diamond Street
Mrs Laurence W Anderson Returns to Bozeman
Mrs Laurence W Anderson and her young son Bruce have returned to their Bozeman home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Johns at 846 West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence W. Anderson
Bruce
Bozeman
J. W. Johns
West Broadway
Report on City Finances for May Released
Bernard E. Holland city treasurer released the May financial report. The balance at month start was 174,126.97 dollars and ended at 301,968.18 dollars after receipts of 127,841.21 and expenditures of 37,193.61. Receipts included 118,012.35 from taxes, 584 from licenses, 320.62 from fees, 1,375.35 from police court fines, and 7,548.89 from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Holland
Harrington Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
Ed Eddie Harrington a 37 year old Butte miner and Serra International member filed for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer. He has served as deputy treasurer, works at the Leonard mine, is married with two children, and pledges veterans job preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie) Harrington
Butte
Harrington
Serra International Club of
Butte Newsboys’ Union
Dan Harrington
Leonard
Evans Avenue
Thomas
Tity) Mulcahy
North
Wyoming
Silver Bow Township
Constable Mulcahy
Butte Machinist Union
Harvard
Cone
South Butte
Ralph Gilliam
Princeton
Myles C. Bailey
East Mercury
Kate O'Leary
Lewisohn Street
James V. Dunn 76 Dies at Walkerville Home
James Vincent Dunn, 76, died Tuesday at his Walkerville home after a long residence in the area. A native of Edinburgh, Scotland, he was a miner. Survived by wife Rose and three sons with their spouses in Walkerville, daughters and sons-in-law, two sons-in-law in Long Beach and Los Angeles, a sister in Leadville, and a brother in San Diego. The body is at Duggan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vincent Dunn
Clark Street
Walkerville
Edinburgh
Scotland
Butte
Rose Dunn
Inlaw
Edward Dunn
Frank Dunn
John Dunn
Tom Melville
Long Beach
Calif
Peter Peterson
Los Angeles
Bridget Swift
Leadville
Colo
Hugh Dunn
San Diego
Duggan
Americans, Nazis Battle in Streets Near Montebourg
Reporter Henry T. Gorrell describes house to house fighting as German infantry and tanks push into Montebourg after recapturing nearby Carentan. Allied troops hold higher ground near Fontenay sur Mer with captures and casualties reported as bombardment shifts. The advance aims toward Cherbourg with control of key ground between town and sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Gorrell
Montebourg
U.P
Carentan
France
Cherbourg
Fontenay-sur-Mer
Pont l'Abbe
Ste. Mere Eglise
King Leopold III Moved From Laeken Palace to Germany
The Belgian government said King Leopold III, a prisoner of war since May 28, 1940 after Belgium's invasion, has been removed from Laeken Palace to an unspecified location in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Leopold III
Belgium
Laeken
Germany
Parade and Rally Planned Tonight for War Bond Drive
In Butte a block leaders canvass promotes the Fifth War Loan drive with a 7 PM rally at Butte high school auditorium led by D. J. McGonigle. A parade featuring Gore Field band and various civic groups will march from the Elks temple to the high school stadium, followed by an 8 PM open-air rally with appeals from military and civilian leaders. Retail sales in one day totalled 31,430.65 in war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
D. J. McGonigle
Citizens Service Corps
Victory
Butte High School
McGonigle
Army
Navy
France
Italy
South Pacific
Gore
Great Falls
Butte
Joseph V. Bonn
Montana
Broadway
Arizona
Park
Mercury
Wyoming
Gore Field Band
Ruhle
Third Army
Cannon's
Ed Marans
Federal Bakery
Gamer's
Grand Silver
Hennessy’s
Howards
Hughes
Jensen’s Drug
Montgomery Ward
Paxson and Rockefeller
Penney’s
Schwartz
Strain’s
Stratford
Symons
Woolworth
Zubick’s
Agreement Reached With Bearing Firm
The Foreign Economic Administration announced late Tuesday an agreement with Swedish ballbearing maker S. K. F. that is expected to sharply reduce ballbearing exports to Germany. Details of the business deal were not disclosed, while Swedish officials previously rejected diplomatic efforts to achieve the same outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Foreign Economic Administration
Germany
FEA
Bigamist Jaeger Sentenced in Seattle Five Years
Mrs. Charlotte Aver Jaeger twenty one pleaded guilty to three counts of bigamy and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. She admitted marrying three service men without divorcing any of them while an expectant mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U.P
Charlotte Aver Jaeger
Barrage Sets New Naval Record in Allied Operation
Allied headquarters in London reports the French coast bombardment by Allied navies. 95,000 rounds fired in the effort expected to use 16,000 tons of shells in initial days, though not needed. American ships reportedly delivered about one third of the ammunition used against the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Supreme Headquarters
London
U.P
Wallace Praises Siberia as Model During Novosibirsk Visit
London dispatch reports U S Vice President Henry A Wallace, speaking in Novosibirsk, praised Siberia for organized efficiency over 15 years and claimed a tenfold rise in total production. He expressed hope for a better future and wished Western states and Alaska could observe what he saw. Wallace is on his way to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio
U.S
Henry A. Wallace
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Wallace
America
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Territory
Alaska
China
Yank Prisoners Said Slain by Huns
New York dispatch quotes Stanley Richardson NBC reporter from London claiming indisputable evidence that Germans tortured and murdered American paratroopers during the early hours of the Normandy landings. He cites three men found near a former command post with hands bound and bodies mutilated, plus a lieutenant killed with a throat wound and knife nearby, and a major found dead of stab wounds in a village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley Richardson
London
Richardson
Carentan
Reckless Driving Case Taken Under Advisement
Carl FE Peterson a Portland medical supply salesman faced a reck less driving charge after a May 19 Divide highway crash that killed passenger Elsie Craft formerly of Butte and injured Peterson. A preliminary hearing Tuesday led Justice J J Winston to take the case under advisement until 2 PM Thursday. Captain Hugh Potter of the highway patrol filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl FE. Peterson
Justice Court
Divide Highway
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Peterson
Portland
Hugh Potter
Highway Patrol
Elsie Craft
Butte
Seven Leaf Clover Brings Luck for Local Boy
Gerald Williams an 11 year old Grant school sixth grader treasures a seven leaf clover found in his yard at 1110 Silver Bow Homes near his home. He says he is calm about the discovery and hopes it brings luck. Lightning flickers in the sky almost every night in parts of the Dutch East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Williams
Grant School
Gerald
Silver Bow
Jerry Williams
Dutch East Indies
Parachuting Parson Sticks With Troops in Heavy Fighting
United Press report from Carentan France details Chaplain Ray mond Hall aiding front line troops under furious German counterattacks. With Lt. Borchert and Lt. Dixon, the scene recalls bridges in danger and shells tearing through flooded gutters as medics and soldiers endure hours of combat and wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Carentan
France
Raymond Hall
Lynn
Mass
Jack A. Borchert
Denver
Colo
Hell
Borchert
Robert Dixon
Los Angeles
Germans Convinced Cause Lost After Carentan Fight
In Carentan France on June 13 a local resident described German morale as broken and their cause finished after a stubborn defense and Allied bombardment. He noted a high-ranking officer saying Germany was kaput and that air protection and communications were gone, while Carnetans celebrated liberators amid fires and wreckage. The town gratefully welcomed Allied forces, avoiding a naval or air bombardment that could have devastated the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carentan
France
U.P
Germany
Carentian
Allied Fifth Army reports 70000 German casualties in Italy surge
Lt Gen Mark W Clark told 2000 Fifth Army troops at a rest center in Rome that about 70000 Germans had been killed captured or wounded in the current Italian offensive. He said the army is 70 miles north of Rome and pursuing the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.P
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Italy
Clark
Rommel Reported as Ousted in France Defense
A dispatch from the 21st army group to the Evening Standard says it is believed Marshal Erwin Rommel has been removed from command of German forces facing the Allies in France. No definite confirmation reached headquarters since the invasion began. St Elmo's fire is noted as a mountain storm phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
21St Army Group
Evening Standard
Erwin Rommel
France
Rommel
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E. J. Foley
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Zemo
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James V. Dunn
Elks
Miners Union
Marine
Girls Central High School
Jack Duggan
Elks Temple
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
United Press
Scribe
St. Elmo's
Drakes
Heart of the Rockies
Boulder Hot Springs Hotel
C. L. Smith
Props
Boulder, Mont
Katy
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