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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

3

National Parks Readiness for Summer Visitors

National parks in Montana prepare for an influx of summer visitors as Glacier opens tomorrow and Yellowstone follows next Tuesday. Superintendent Toll notes clear gates, open loops, and new housekeeping cabins while hotels at Old Faithful Canyon and Mammoth update opening dates. Glacier expects its cool climate to draw crowds with all highways open and Going to the Sun highway slated for July 15.

Associated Press National Montana Yellowstone Glacier Parks East Middle West Glacier Park Roger W. Toll Mount Washburn Old Faithful Canyon Mammoth, Old Faithful Mammoth and Lake Lake and Roosevelt Toll Shining Mountains Lake McDonald Logan Pass Continental Divide Scoyen

Montanans Visiting Across the State List

The notice lists Montanans visiting from various cities and towns including Missoula Dillon Billings Helena Butte and others. Names accompany lodging venues such as Finlen Leggat Grand Acoma and Arizona with accompanying visitors. The listing names residents and accompanying family members joining at each hotel or lodging house.

The Finlen Thomas Wynn O. M. Harris Missoula D. V. Erwin Dillon F. H. Wilson Billings W. J. Brobeck Piedmont W. Baxter Great Falls S. F. Maillette P. G. Moore E. B. Donahue Helena J.C. Gibson Virginia City H. C. Snyder H. C. Bryant Basin Leggat Aetna F. Cord Deer Lodge M. Christensen

Defective Salvat ion Army dorm chimney sparks smoke scare

A faulty chimney at the Salvation Army dormitory triggered a smoke scare and sent an alarm to firefighters. London households will save about $250,000 this year due to lower electricity rates.

Salvation Army London

Deer Lodge Knights Elect Officers at June Meeting

Wayne Phillips was chosen to head the Knights of Pythias Valley lodge at Deer Lodge in June. Officers include D P Beighle as V C, Fred Pascoe P, Dick Turner M W, Thomas Hirst K R S, W L Reed M F, L C Turner M E, Fred Howard M A, J D Miser I G, Tom Hackney O G, and J R Laird as grand lodge delegate. Senator W J Paul spoke on The Flag. Rev F C Phelps and Fred Tallon offered remarks. A social hour with Pythian Sisters followed before refreshments.

Fred Howard J. D. Miser I. G Tom Hackney O. G J. R. Laird Grand Lodge W. J. Paul F. C. Phelps Fred Tallon

Powell County Receives State Beer Fee Funds

Powell County has received 1009.38 from the state treasurer as its share of beer fees since Montana legalized beer sales. County treasurer John A. Shaw also notes 2499.69 from the state auditor as motor vehicle fee distributions.

Deer Lodge Powell County Montana John A. Shaw

Committees Named for Legion Auxiliary Year

Miss Ann Jensen announced the Legion Auxiliary committees after installation of officers by Mrs. Ed Boyer. The list covers historian chaplain sergeant at arms color bearer Fidac parley legislative entertainment membership Americanization unit activities press community betterment finance rehabilitation memorial child welfare courtesy parliamentarian music radio and executive, with officers named including Jensen as president and Emma Bauer as vice president.

Simmons Pearl McKnight Stella Burt Fidac Pacific Normandin Henry Evans George Krabiel Gordon Juanita Meehan Hilaire Geary George Burks L. C. Boedecker Guy Stambaugh M. J. Kieley Marie Downey Fay Foster Fred Utzman Thompson Alice Maxwell Ann Jensen Cornelia Geary Warren Evans O. D. Jones Rose Nesbit Lenita Whitworth Ray Williams William Bauer John Traverse Lena Jensen Clara Jones Regina Knopf William Reed C. FE. Larabie Ed Bayer Memorial J. T. Josephson A. A. Malcolm D. C. Peck Emma Bauer W. O. Ensign E. M. Keeley L. J. Kading

Gas Pumpers in India Belong to Separate Caste

Beloit college anthropologist Prof. Paul H. Nesbitt cites India where gas station attendants form a distinct caste. He says attendants are restricted to their own circle and socializes, and a young man in the business may marry within the trade.

India Beloit Wis Paul H. Nesbitt Beloit College Nesbitt

Proffesor Reveals Family Ties in Gasoline Business

A professor notes that a woman’s involvement in a gasoline venture may hinge on whether her brother or father also works in the gasoline business, highlighting familial ties in the industry.

Flower muffs debut at evening parties in blossoms

Paris reports new flower muffs for soirées. A muff grows from a small barrel design entirely covered in tiny green blossoms and pairs with a white chiffon frock. A matching rose muff complements a gown of soft pink crepe.

Paris

Negro music teacher predicts world shake date

Meridan Mississippi reports Heywood Meyer a black music teacher claims he predicted the California earthquake and Mississippi cyclone and now predicts that the Lord will spiritually shake the world on May 15. He says past dates were not exact but this is the first definite date he has been inspired to share.

Meridan Miss Heywood Meyer California Mississippi

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