Walkerville Council Approves Sewer Project and Bus Zone
Walkerville City Council met in the city hall with Mayor James Shea. The district granted 2000 to the sanitary sewer system and a bus zone was approved at Main and Daly. The sanitary sewer project may start August 1 with early fundraising and strong public support.
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Walkerville
James Shea
Butte City Lines Company
Main
Daly Streets
Special Sanitary Sewer Committee
Shea
Butte
Hill City
Mrs. Otto Simonson Illness Victim
Mrs. Otto Simonson, once a Democratic presidential elector and widow of Otto Simonson, longtime Silver Bow county official, dies after illness. A devout Catholic and active club member, she leaves mother Mrs. Susan A. Lynch, three children and many grandchildren in multiple states. Body at Daly-Shea funeral chapel. arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Simonson
Silver Bow
Women’s Benefit Association
Susan A. Lynch
L. R. Daems
Bozeman
J. R. Buckley
Miami
Ariz
J. E. Buckley
Phoenix
Otto
Leonard
Robert J
Thomas E. Daems
John R
State board to review Warm Springs hospital plans
The Montana state board of examiners will meet with architects on Wednesday to discuss specifications for new buildings at Warm Springs state mental hospital. Construction is authorized by a $500,000 legislative appropriation. The same day 170 Montana highway patrol cars will carry stretchers for emergency work, ordered by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Examiners
State Mental Hospital
Warm Springs
Montana
Board of Examiners
Anaconda Girl to Sail for Chile on S S Santa Clara
Miss Shirley Hayes granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William M Hayes of 320 West Park avenue will sail Friday from New York aboard the S S Santa Clara for Potrerillos Chile. A 1941 Anaconda High School graduate she will make her home in Chile with her parents former Anaconda residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Shirley Hayes
William M. Hayes
West Park Avenue
New York City
S. S. Santa Clara
Potrerillos
Chile
Inter Fraternal Meeting Planned by Knights and Odd Fellows
Joint committee outlines the inter fraternal meeting to be held at 8 pm Monday June 23 in the Pythian Castle South Main. Invitations extend to Masonic Blue lodges and Sons of St George with James Harris master of ceremonies and Ed Mitchell pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Order of Odd Fellows
Pythian-Odd Fellow Joint Committee
Pythian Castle
South Main Street
Masonic Blue Lodges
Sons of St. George
James Harris
Earle N. Genzberger
Calanthe Lodge
Irving Nankervis
W. H. Johns
Disciple of Christ Convention Opens in Conrad
Delegates from Shortridge Memorial Christian church will attend the 61st annual Disciples of Christ convention in Conrad Montana which opens Tuesday. Rev H C Hartling presides and delivers the opening address with guests including Dr Stephen J England Miss Genevieve Brown Clifford C Jope Mrs Elmer Boyer Kendall Burke and Rev L E B Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Kerr
Trostle
H. C. Hartling
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Montana
Conrad
Stephen J. England
Phillips University
Enid Okla
Clifford C. Jope
Indianapolis
Ind
Unified Promotion
Genevieve Brown
Department of Missionary Education
United Christian Missionary Society
Elmer Boyer
Africa
Kendall Burke
Northwest Christian College
Eugene
Ore
L. EB. Jones
Butte
Montana Temperance Association
Fannie Adams Elected President of Odd Fellows Auxiliary
Mrs Fannie Adams of Whitefish was elected president of the auxiliary of the department council Patriarch Militant IOOF Montana at the grand lodge assembly sessions opening in Billings. She succeeds Mrs Rose Aikens of Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Fannie Adams
Whitefish
Department Council
Patriarch Militant
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Montana
Grand Lodge of Montana
Adams
Rose Aikens
Missoula
Governors Adds Seven County Defense Commissions
Montana Governor Sam C. Ford announced seven more county defense commissions to join the state advisory and defense panel. The appointments complete the county list across 56 counties, naming members in Big Horn, Chouteau, Deer Lodge, Jefferson, Judith Basin, Pondora, Roosevelt and Blaine counties plus a replacement in Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam C. Ford
State Advisory and Defense Commission
Montana
Big Horn County
Hester Stevenson
Lodge Grass
C. O. Smith
Hardin
C. A. Bentley
Crow Agency
Chouteau
A. E. McLeish
Fort
Ellis Lodge to Aid United Service Organizations Drive
James E. O Neill reported that Butte lodge No 240 P P O E will fully cooperate with the United Service Organizations campaign to raise 10 765 000 for 339 clubs in army camps and naval stations. He stressed the need to maintain morale for servicemen and cited past Elks relief work in World War I including hospitals and aiding 30 000 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. O'Neil
Butte Lodge
United Service Organizations
Mr. O'Neil
The
Elks
James R. Nicholson
Elks National Defense Commission
Mr. O'Neill
Nicholson
France
United States
Named Head of U S C Drive Chosen for Citywide Representation
The permanent committee aims to secure representation from all city organizations at its next meeting to plan Butte quota collections. Rev. Logee said the gathering will be June 26 in the city council chambers. Clarence Blewett was made permanent publicity chairman after serving as temporary head at the first U S C meeting. Groups at Tuesday’s session included the Junior League Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Rotana Club Butte Business and Professional Women's Club Elks Exchange Club Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Butte Clerks Union American Legion Lions Rotary Veterans of Foreign Wars Volunteers of America B nai Brith and the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Logee
Clarence Blewett
Junior League
Camp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Rotana Club
Butte Business and Professional Women's Club
Elks, Exchange Club
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Butte Clerks Union
American Legion
Lions, Rotary Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Volunteers of America
B'nai Brith
The
Salvation Army
Man Given Conditional Jail Term for Fish Violations
Mark Achten of 711 South Dakota Street was sentenced to 10 days in county jail for possessing too many fish. The sentence was suspended. Deputy Game Warden C. N. Lindsay cited the case, noting Achten had 58 fish from a two day fishing trip with two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Achten
South Dakota Street
Justice of the Peace
Achten
C. N. Lindsay
Anaconda
Inspector Warns Stock Brands Must Be Recorded
William Lovell, state stock inspector, warned Monday that all horse and stock brands must be re recorded this year by persons running stock under a brand. He said it is a violation of state law to run cattle or horses with an unregistered brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lovell
Lovell
Labor disputes widen as unions strike across industries
About 1,700 workers from A F L and C I O blocs joined a sixth week walkout over pay and overtime. McKeesport and Piper Aircraft saw additional strikes while West Steel Castings faced a threatened U A W action. Goodyear Rubber Workers and Goodyear reached a recent C I O agreement in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
Co. I. O
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Lock Haven
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Automobile Workers
West Steel Castings Company
Cleveland
Navy
Federal Conciliation Service
Defense Strikes Can Be Checked Says Manufacturing Proxy
Walter D. Fuller of the National Association of Manufacturers argues that defense strikes can be checked without Army seizure by revising national labor policy, enforcing local and state laws, and giving workers a vote on strikes. He cites the Inglewood plant strike as the extreme result of a labor government overreach and warns against government strike busting, calling seizure a Communist aim that would undermine private enterprise and slow defense production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Walter D. Fuller
National Association of Manufacturers
Fuller
Inglewood
Calif
United Sates Army
United States Army
Puller
Butte Briefs Hospital News and Club Meeting
Local items list births adoptions entries and discharges from Murray and St James hospitals. Included are parent names addresses and patient notes such as a three year old dismissed after being struck by a car. The Mothers Club of the First Presbyterian church meets Tuesday at Columbia Gardens hosted by Mrs. Thomas Gundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Gerry
Leonard Gerry
Colorado Street
St. James Hospital
Marjorie
Mothers’ Club
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia Gardens
Thomas Gundry
Pioneers of Butte to Meet Tonight
The Butte Pioneer club holds a regular meeting in the Miners' union hall on West Granite street with President M. D. O'Connell presiding. The program features The Orpheus Singers directed by Arthur Drynan, Lois Jean Luge dancing, Roberta Rae Collins tap dancing, Mrs. John Lugg on piano, Mary Lou Connors singing with Frankie Heffern. New members to be initiated include Beryl Wilson Don Sheehy Lottie Reidinger Harry Reidinger Robert H McDougall Beatrice Harris and Dilys May Belles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Pioneer Club
Miners’ Union Hall
West
Granite Street
M. D. O'Connell
Orpheus Singers
Arthur Drynan
Lois Jean Luge
Roberta Rae Collins
John Lugg
Mary Lou Connors
Frankie Heffern
Fines and Bonds Totals From Monday Police Court
A total of 257.50 was collected in police court Monday afternoon through fines and forfeitures. Judge Louis A Buckley presided. Several bonds were forfeited on drunken driving reckless driving and disturbance charges. Names include H. C. Johnson George Nelson Eugene Keefe Joel Heinze Art Sanders Ralph Hunter Nicke Kos James Flynn Leo Coppa Pete Brager George Hoar Bill Carter and a nonlocal George Nelson clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Buckley
H. C. Johnson
George Nelson
Eugene Keefe
Joel Heinze
Art Sanders
Ralph Hunter
Nicke Kos
James Flynn
Leo Coppa
Pete Brager
George Hoar
Bill Carter
Promotions Given Ex-Butte Men
Two former Butte residents receive railroad promotions in the Northern Pacific system. R C Murphy, native of Anaconda, becomes traveling freight and passenger agent at Grand Forks North Dakota, previously based in Miles City. W E Husband, native of Butte, takes Murphy’s former post, previously stationed at Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northern Pacific Railroad
H. L. Ellsworth
Helena
N. P
R. C. Murphy
W. E. Husband
Murphy
Anaconda
Grand Forks
N. D
Miles City
Husband
Livingston
T J Sullivan Dies After Illness In Butte District
Timothy J. Sullivan 53 a longtime Butte resident and Irish born miner died Monday after an illness at a local hospital. He lived 430 North Main and is survived by nephew Eugene Sullivan of Butte and niece plus several cousins. Services set at Duggan Merrill mortuary with rites at St Ann's church and burial in St Patrick cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Sullivan
Butte
Ireland
North Main Street
St. Patrick Cemetery
Fatal Collision Near Big Timber Claims Child Life
Bonnie Lee McKay, 7, was fatally struck late Monday by a car driven by Gladys L. Zenner of Pasco Washington, according to state highway patrol district supervisor W E Kobelin. The accident at 5:30 p m occurred a half mile west of Big Timber as McKay, walking with Betty Shaffer, ran in front of the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Bonnie Lee McKay
W. E. Kobelin
State Highway Patrol
Gladys L. Zenner
Pasco
Wash
Kobelin
McKay
Betty Shaffer
Here
Public Lands Committee weighs NP land title settlement
The house public lands committee considered a proposal by Attorney General Jackson to end long standing litigation with the Northern Pacific Railway over title to 2,900,000 acres along the railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Jackson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Man Enlisted Here Put in Air Corps
Willis A Hand of Flaxton North Dakota enlisted in the U S Army through the Butte recruiting sub station last week and has been assigned to the first communications squadron of the Army Air Corps at Salt Lake City Utah Sgt Patrick Monahan recruiter in charge of the Mining City office during the absence of Sgt Nick F Herteges who is aiding in the induction of Montana eleventh draft contingent in Missoula
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A. Hand
Flaxton
N. D
U. S. Army
Butte
Army Air Corps
Salt Lake City
Utah
Patrick Monahan
Monahan
Nick F. Herteges
Missoula
Montana
Woman dies after Harding Way plunge in 30 foot crash
Mrs. Douglas Craft 21 died at St James hospital from injuries from a Sunday evening crash when the car plunged 30 feet down an embankment on Harding Way. Her husband and 14 month old daughter Alverta survived with minor injuries. infant admitted, husband dismissed. Surviving Latham family noted. Body at Daly Shea funeral home. arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Craft
St. James Hospital
Hardingway
Alverta
Craft
St. Ignatius
John Latham
Ronan
Osa
Ora
Lillian Latham
Kelsey
Stanley Latham
R. C. Roark
Charlo
North Carolina
Daly-Shea Funeral Home
Volunteers of America to Meet Tonight
Advisory board of the Volunteers of America will meet this evening at 7 30 in George S Martin's office in the Mayer building. Business of importance will be discussed and a full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Episcopal Church Nursery School
Howard Roberts
Adam Welsh
Welsh
the Volunteers of America
George S. Martin
Mayer Building
Mason to Join Denver Antitrust Office Expansion
James Mcll Henderson, head of the mountain states anti trust division, said David R. Mason, dean of Montana State University law school, was expected to accept a position in the regional office. The appointment begins Denver office expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James MclI
Henderson
Mountain States
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
David R. Mason
Montana State University Law School
Supreme Court Denies Hanson Petition Against Havre Bonds
Montana Supreme Court denied Elmer E. Hanson of Havre a petition to restrain Havre city officials from issuing $175,000 in special improvement bonds. The ruling leaves the bond issuance to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Supreme Court
Elmer E. Hanson
Havre
Marine Corps Banquet Set in Butte at Cliff House
A hand embroidered flag made by Mrs. Keith Holmes will be presented to the Butte Marine Corps League at a banquet Wednesday evening at the Cliff House on Roosevelt drive. Lieut Col Ralph Davis will present and serve as principal speaker with Ross MacGinnis as toastmaster. Attending guests include First Sergeant Conyers and Corporal Adams, and the western district Marine corps recruiting station personnel. Ex Marines are invited. reservations via Charles Brasier at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Marine Corps League
Cliff House
Roosevelt Drive
Keith Holmes
League
Ralph Davis
United States Marine Corps
Ross MacGinnis
Davis
Conyers
Corporal Adams
Col
Western District Marine Corps
Butte
Charles Brasier
Death Summons Guy Churchill of Butte Veteran
Guy Newton Churchill, longtime Butte resident and Spanish-American War veteran, died Sunday in Los Angeles. He served in Company G, First Volunteer Infantry of Montana and, before retirement, led the men’s department at Hennessy’s. Surviving relatives include brother-in-law Thomas G. Bluff of Butte and sister-in-law Mrs. W. F. Stratton of the Highlands. Conclave opens in Bozeman as Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs District 4 meets with 129 visitors. district president is Mrs. H. J. Stephenson of Helena and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Newton Churchill
Butte
Los Angeles
Sidney Bluff
South
Washington Street
Churchill
First Volunteer Infantry
Montana
Men’s Department of Hennessy’s
Thomas G. Bluff
W. F. Stratton
The
Highlands
Bozeman
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. J. Stephenson
Helena
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Walkerville City Council
K. P
Chicago
Haopere
Ee “Bisopars
Milwaukee Road
Defense Boards
Ellis’ Lodge
United Service Organization
North and East Side News
Joe Carpino
Frank Matteucci
James Bertoglio
Meaderville
St. Helena
Roger Williams Union
First Baptist Church
Virginia Edwards
William F. Shea, Jr
Emporia, Kas
Bruce Blunt
Walkerville Circle
Masonic
Pythian Sunshine Girls
Corrine Sennett
Norma Richards
Elaine Hosking
Royal Princess
Rosalia Hoar
Charity
Friendship
Royal Prelate
Doris Davis
Royal Guard
Dorothy Pollack
Royal Recorder
Loretta Eager
Royal Exchequer
Shirley Puller
Mystic One
Jean Tippett
Royal
Elmer F. Rowe
North Henry Street
Barbara Noel
Cherry Street
Calumet, Mich
John Kure
Wishing Well Club
Unity Church
Mabel O'Leary
Ralph O'Leary
H. and N. Club
Garden Avenue
Dan Hanley
William Stewart
Stewart
Jim McLeod
Charles Nakwas
Spencer
Matheson
Jack Connor
Ed Datres
Bob Roberts
Datres
Renova
Stanley Morrow
Everett Ballard
Montana Street
Murray Hospital
Murray
Ellen Shea
Bennett Street
Jimmie Henderson
East Mercury Street
Ray Come
Donna Jean Sallent
Amos West
Woolman Street
Walter Frick
Idaho Street
Charles Cantlon
Aluminum Street
Darlene Whittaker
Gene Ballard
Ennis
Arthur Jensen
Apex Hotel
Fred Searle
Jefferson Street
William Bohannen
Caron Millard
Virginia City
Ann Finland
Silver Bow Homes
Patrick Dyer
Edison Street
Louis Bertoglio
Oak Street
John Smith
Clarence Riegger
Adams Street
Mozambique
Montana Power Company
South Excelsior Street
T. J. Sullivan
Air Corps
Marine Corps
Col. Davis
Death
Guy Churchill
Independent Electric Co
East Park
State Druggists’ Association
Western Creamery
Rock Springs
Crystal Creamery
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