Lovejoy Presbytery renamed in tribute to Elijah P. Lovejoy
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Denver renamed the Presbytery of Southeast Missouri as Lovejoy Presbytery in honor of Elijah P. Lovejoy, the Illinois editor shot by a mob in 1837 defending free press rights. His martyrdom highlighted anti slavery stands and abuses in St. Louis and the Mississippi river region.
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Alton Observer
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Alton
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John Brown
Cameras replace guns in animal protection plea sparks debate
A long reader letters column reveals historic SPCA efforts to swap firearms for cameras for youths, a Polaroid backed end to discarded film hazards, and a Lovejoy memorial exhibit. The discussion weaves in clergy journalists, Swift, and a San Francisco Examiner tie.
MSU Angel Flight honors Patricia Young as MVP pledge
Patricia Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Young of 825 Evans was named most valuable pledge in the Montana State University Angel Flight chapter during Air Force ROTC award ceremonies in Bozeman. A junior in elementary education.
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Montana State University
Angel Flight
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Society honors five-year service awards recipients
Barbara Kimball George Kinnerly and Evelyn Speck Powell County Memorial Hospital employees received five-year service awards Friday in Steamboat Springs Colorado during the 35th annual meeting of the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America. The society operates small town medical facilities in Montana and 13 other western and midwestern states.
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George Kinnerly
Evelyn Speck
Powell County Memorial Hospital
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America
Montana
Carroll to open special session
HELENA The fifth year of a summer Upward Bound program at Carroll College begins Monday with fifty high school students from Browning Anaconda Butte Deer Lodge and Helena. The seven week session aims to help youths with college potential from low income families who lack preparation motivation or opportunity to demonstrate talents.
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Bible School at Church of the Valley Schedule
Church of the Valley announces daily Vacation Bible School from June 19 to 23 each morning 8 30 to 10 30 for children ages 2 through grade six. An evening program will take place on June 23 at 8.
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Church of the Valley Daily Vacation Bible School
Butte Key Club Sponsors Go to Church Campaign
The Butte High School Key Club leads a summer campaign distributing leaflets listing church services. Members of the service organization engage in outreach to invite community participation.
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Butte High School Key Club
Butte
Hearing set for July 6 on property destruction charges
Justice of the Peace Georgia Moran scheduled a July 6 preliminary hearing at 10 a.m. for three defendants—Richard M. Hawkes 26 Bill Foster 26 and Russell Dotson 18—arrested Friday for destruction of property by explosives at the Fidelity Finance Co. office at Main and Galena. Hawkes and Dotson posted bonds of 3500 each while awaiting posting.
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Georgia Moran
Richard M. Hawkes
Bill Foster
Russell Dotson
Fidelity Finance Co
Main
Galena
Hawkes
Dotson
Poe
Shea pushes to keep Montana Health Lab in Helena
State Sen James Shea argues the Montana Health and Environmental Sciences Laboratory should remain in Helena and not move to a state university. He contends universities influence politics and warns moving the lab would distance state health decisions from residents.
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Montana Department of Health and Environmental Sciences
Helena
James Shea
Shea
Legislative Council
Ralph Fessenden
University of Montana Chemistry Department
Jury Selected In Sears Damage Suit In Butte
A district court jury of six and one alternate was chosen in Judge Freebourn's department to hear Mary Healy v Sears Roebuck for 12306 dollars. The case stems from injuries when a metal door or gate allegedly fell on her July 14 1971 at a Sears store in Butte. Jurors were excused pending trial next week with Audrey Sullivan Jeremiah ONeill George Williams James Hunt Edith Kennedy Ernesta McCarthy and Helen Weldon named as the alternate.
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Mary Healy
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Butte
Audrey L. Sullivan
Jeremiah O’neill
George E. Williams
James W. Hunt
Edith Kennedy
Ernesta J. McCarthy
Helen Weldon
Judge Selon Delays Fishing Case in Echo Lake Street Court
Police Judge John Selon, eager for Echo Lake fishing, delayed city court business about fifteen minutes. One trial involved a Butte man and his female tenant over telephone calls, which the judge dismissed as lacking merit. Foster Keefe paid a $25 bond for disturbance that went undefended.
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Echo Lake
Butte
Selon
Foster Keefe
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