Last Rites Held For Fannie A Sutton
Funeral services for Fannie A Sutton widow of Uncle Dick Sutton were conducted in Butte at Richards parlor by a Christian Science reader. Music by Mrs. J Walter Keller and accompanist Mrs. George Berryman preceded interment in Mountain View cemetery alongside her husband Warren J Keeler and niece Fannie Keeler. She died Friday in Santa Monica after illness as body arrived with Earl Keeler and Ralph Belmont parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Sutton
Dick” Sutton
Butte
Richards Funeral
Christian Science Reader
J. Walter Keller
George Berryman
George Pieter
Henry Young
Joseph Levesey
Carl Fredericks
E. F. Sullivan
Louis Buch
Mountain View Cemetery
Warren J. Keeler
Fannie Keeler
Sutton
Santa Monica
Calif
Earl Keeler
Ralph Belmont
Funeral for Butte Printer Robert V. Morony Held
Funeral services for Robert V. Morony a longtime Butte printer were held Monday afternoon at the Daly-Shea chapel Rev Floyd E Logee officiated Pallbearers were W B Enochson Roy Nelson Harry Overand Richard Dwyer Richard Calloway and George Harthegen Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery Morony who died Thursday evening in a local hospital had lived in the Butte district for 15 years and was employed as a printer for the Montana Standard until his illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Morony
Butte
Daly-Shea
Floyd E. Logee
W. B. Enochson
Roy Nelson
Harry Overand
Richard Dwyer
Richard Calloway
George Harthegen
Mountain View
Morony
Montana Standard
Funeral services for Guy Ferrero in Butte
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the Masonic temple for Guy Ferrero 52 a Butte miner under Sum mit Valley lodge No 123 A F and A M The Rev Thomas Ashworth officiated Special music by the Masonic quartet Pallbearers were Peter Rubatto John Giacimo Albert E Wills Peter Andre Andrew Ayers and Ed Rule Ferrero died Thursday night after a lingering illness in a local hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ferrero
Butte Miner
Masonic Temple
Summit Valley Lodge No. 123
A. F
A. M
Thomas Ashworth
Masonic Quartet
Peter Rubatto
John Giacimo
Albert E. Wills
Peter Andre
Andrew Ayers
Ed Rule
Ferrero
Silver Bow draftees bid farewell at Butte station
A crowd of about 1000 bid goodbye as 27 Silver Bow County men departed for a year in the Army. The group includes native and foreign born draftees, journalists, miners, and defense workers, with many relatives and sweethearts watching. Several noted drivers of the local press left with the volunteers, while others remained to depart from different depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Missoula
Mervin Gittins
Kai Huie
Chester Doyle
Albert Hofbauer
Frank Mance
Phil Carden
Silver Bow County
Butte
America
Wendell Lofgren
Lexington Terrace
Lofgren
29Th Engineers
Portland
Ore
Donn's Pills Offer Kidney Relief From Painful Pies
A vintage ad describes tired kidneys causing facial puffiness headaches and dizziness and urges relief with Donn's Pills. It claims kidneys remove excess acids and wastes, reduces under eye bags, and has been used for over 40 years to flush poisons from the body.
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Nature
Exchange to Elect Board of Control
The semi annual election of the board of control will feature the weekly meeting of the Butte Exchange club Tuesday at the Finlen hotel. Three are to be elected. The candidates include Arnold W. Jacobsen Elmer T. Car keek Jesse Stewart C H N Bes sette Dan J. Mooney EF A Schu macher and Floyd C. Fluent. Earle N. Genzberger Kiwanis former district governor will be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Butte Exchange Club
Finlen Hotel
Arnold W. Jacobsen
Elmer T. Carkeek
Jesse Stewart
C. H. N. Bessette
Dan J. Mooney
EF. A. Schumacher
Floyd C. Fluent
Earle N. Genzberger
International Kiwanis
Butte Briefs Highlights Local Notices
Dr. R M Farrell resumes practice at 220 Rialto Building. Marriage licenses issued for Doonan and O Reilly, Heard and Munkers, Anderson and Wertin with consent, McDonald and Williams from different towns. Private Joseph Leary transferred from Fort Lewis to Fort Leonard Wood. Mrs William Tonkin to host Greeley P T A knitting club at 207 Howard Street at 1 30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doonan
Elizabeth O'Reilly
Alfred Heard
Doris Munkers
George N. Anderson
Mary Agnes Wertin
Butte
George A. McDonald
Livingston
Nancy Williams
Sheridan
Joseph Leary
Mullen Street
Army
Fort Lewis, Wash
Fort Leonard Wood
P.T. A
William Tonkin
Greeley Parent-Teacher Association
Knitting Club
Howard Street
Defense Bond Sale At Butte Post Office Totals 4931
Defense bonds sales at the Butte post office totaled 4,931.25 for June 6 through June 14. America on Guard stamps brought 116.85 as locals adhere to regular purchasing plans. May figures show 49,856.25 in bonds distributed. Butte serves as central accounting for smaller offices. Postmaster Frank X. Monaghan reports total stamps in May for Butte and third and fourth class offices at 126,506.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Butte
Frank X. Monaghan
Rotana Club Plans National Convention Meet Tonight
Rotana clubs schedule a Tuesday night meeting at the Chequamegon cafe to discuss the national convention set for July 18 19 20 in Butte Beulah Enochson chairs the local convention committee with Clara Weast leading the national committee Helen Davis will supervise the session and songs to be sung at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chequamegon
Butte
Beulah Enochson
Clara Weast
Helen Davis
A. J. McGowan is Laid at Rest in Carson City
Funeral services for Alexander J McGowan long time Butte resident were held at St Theresa church in Carson City Nevada with interment in the Carson City cemetery. A native of Virginia City he graduated from Santa Clara college and later worked as district attorney and school superintendent before moving to Butte in 1900 to work at St Lawrence mine and later for Anaconda Copper Mining company. He was active in politics and held many offices including police magistrate and was a member of Modern Woodmen of America. Surviving are his widow Ella sisters in law Mrs Lillian Corey and Mrs Theresa Smith a brother in law Al Foley and numerous Reno relatives. The Daly Shea mortuary arranged details before transporting the body to Carson City.
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Alexander J McGowan
Butte
St. Theresa Church
Carson City
Ney
McGown
Virginia City
Nev
Santa Clara College
Literary Congress
Philalethic Literary and Debating Society
House of Philhistorians and
Philalethic Senate
St. Lawrence
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Modern Woodmen of America
Ella
Lillian Corey
Sacramento
Calif
Theresa Smith
Reno
al Foley
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Card of Thanks for Robert Cosper
We express deep appreciation for kindnesses floral tributes and messages of sympathy in the illness and bereavement of our beloved son grandson and nephew Robert Cosper Mary Cosper Mr and Mrs M J Cosper and family Mr and Mrs Harry Cosper
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Robert Cosper
Mary Cosper
M. J. Cosper
Harry Cosper
Forestry Chiefs Meet at Deer Lodge in Budget Talks
Heads of Montana national forests and regional office reps met at Deer Lodge to discuss budget systems and a new financial recording plan to coordinate records with other agencies. The new bookkeeping system targets Montana headquarters on July 1. Participants included Webb Joy Lowary Willey Mellis Ferguson and Philipsburg fire training school opens for about 30 temporary staff in fire prevention.
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Montana
Missoula
Deer Lodge National Forest
National Forest
C. S. Webb
C. A. Joy
T. A. Lowary
Butte
W. B. Willey
Beaverhead
Percy Mellis
Helena Forest
R. T. Ferguson
Lewis and Clark
Great Falls
Philipsburg
Hearing Enters Its Second Week Before Special U S Master
Pro longed cross examination of Marty H. Cochrane chief engineer of the Montana Power company was in prospect as the hearing of the companys action against the Broad water Missouri Water Users association and the state water conservation board went into its second week Monday. Initial testimony before Howard Toole of Missoula as special master showed records of water and power from 11 Montana Power plants along the river with Cochrane asked to detail month by month operation of Rainbow Ryan and Morony plants since 1930. He testified some years months at maximum capacity were not reached. The load of energy demanded by consumers dictated water releases, a factor beyond the companys control. The suit seeks adjudication of Missouri river water rights following the nearby Toston project construction.
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Helena
Marty H. Cochrane
Montana Power Company
Broadwater-Missouri Water Users’ Association
State Water Conservation Board
Howard Toole
Missoula
Charles N Pray
Cochrane
Rainbow
Ryan
Morony
Toston
Owner of Cash Till Sought by Sheriff
Sheriff Al McLeod said he could not locate the owner of a 40 year old cash register found Saturday night behind Big Butte after a torrential rainstorm. Earl M. Rauch reported the find at 83314 South Main Street. a register specialist checked the till numbers but found no match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al McLeod
Big Butte
Earl M. Rauch
South Main Street
School Trustees to Meet Tonight on Bond Bid
School board trustees of district No 1 will consider bids on a $330,000 refunding bond issue at a regular meeting starting at 8 p m. The session will also review bids for transporting high school students from Rocker Gregson Silver Bow and Ramsay.
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School Board Trustees
District No 1
Rocker, Gregson, Silver Bow
Ramsay
Japan to Enter War If U S Joins Allies
Tokyo reports Admiral Nobumasa Sugetsugu, former home minister and central council chair, says Japan would need to be ready to participate in the war if the United States joins, citing the Rome Berlin Tokyo alliance pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nobumasa Sugetsugu
Central Corporative Council
United States
Japan
WPA Curtailment Cuts Montana Work Force
About 3,000 Montana WPA workers face job loss by July 1 with 500 in Silver Bow County affected. Montana administrator Joseph E. Parker says cuts total roughly 35 percent, reducing state staff from 8,500 to 5,500 across July to September. Also about 200 non relief and administrative workers are included. A Washington note confirms the measure as national policy. Turkey decrees require most government railway employees to be Turkish.
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Montana
WPA
Silver Bow County
Joseph E. Parker
Howard Hunter
Parker
Washington, D. C
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Robert VY. Morony
General Electric
Slauson
Harrison Ave
Silver Bow
Chouinard
Don Robinson
Frank Nuenthal
Rinaldo Parini
George Hansen
Robert Attfield
Marvin Gossett
Leo Cote
Frank Bayliff, Jr
Frederick Pope
Claude Pettibone
Joe Harris
Stanley Olsen
James Scilley
Steve Rhine
Bob Rice
Tom Wigal
John Sorich
Marvin J. Lapin
Dean Kohlhase
Richard Kilroy
Grand Avenue
Harris
Butte High School
Montana University
Englewood
F. Lewis McCullough
West Quartz Street
Olympian
Ed Chouinard
Christian Brothers High School
Montana State University
Wigal
Tom
Garden City
Greg Rice
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Frank Quinn
Fred Steiner
Montana School of Mines
Fred Pope
Robinson
Pope
Butte Hill
Vancouver
B. C
Dalton-in Furness
England
Fahler
Alberta
Canada
A. C. Kohlhase
Kohlhase
Bernard Schockman
Schockman
Kaiser's Army
Sam
Zarelda Street
Dick Kilroy, Jr
Frank Neuthal
Board No. 3
Neuthal
Roy Lister
Hitler
Jerry
Bayliff
Legion Auxiliary
Exchange
R. M. Farrell
Rialto
Taylor Laundry Co
Colo
Rotana
A. J. McGowan
Ady
Arizona
Galena
Forestry
U. S
Wexpress
Turkey
IC. O. D. Laundry
E. Park
Ben Hogan
Howdy
the Heileman Brewing Company of
la Crosse
Wis
Supreme Beer Water
J. W. Harkins
Prin (Ola Bitty Uager
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