Twenty named in Silver Bow draft quota list
Twenty of the 34 men who will answer the 12th draft call from Silver Bow county registrants were listed Tuesday. Ten men from boards Nos. 2 and 3 were notified to report, with brothers among the Nos. 2 selections. The group will leave June 24 for Missoula for final examinations as word awaited on the number accepted for a year’s training from the Monday Butte departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Selective Service
Board No. 2
Missoula
Butte
Robert Coles
North Main Street
James M. Hinch
Nicholas L
West LaPlatte Street
John F. McCarthy
East Center Street
George D. Florsheim
Glasgow
Emmet P. Lavelle
West Copper Street
Gerald J. Callahan
Clear Grit Terrace
Bruce R. Sheppard
East Woolman Street
Bruce P. Gibson
Oak Street
Vincent J. Dwyer
Montana Street
Paavo P. Puumala
Warren Avenue
Lew J. Griffith
Diamond Street
Wayne R. Morris
West
Gold Street
Louis Jackelini
Quartz Street
Ole L. Kolstad
William F. Wyatt
Harrison Avenue
Doubt Voiced on National Guard Retention Policy
President Roosevelt voiced doubt that National Guard troops would stay on active duty beyond a year. He said the issue was under study and that Secretary Stimson promised a forthcoming report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
Roosevelt
Stimson
Montana health officials convene in Great Falls
The Montana public health association plans its annual convention June 26 27 in Great Falls. Health progress and challenges will be discussed by state officials led by Dr Ma-sil B Williams the nation s only woman state health officer. A nursing program is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Public Health Association
Great Falls
Montana
Maysil B. Williams
Bismarck
N. D
Missoula Welcomes New Hotel Florence Building
A seven story modern hotel opened in Missoula on Higgins avenue replacing the 1936 Garden City fire wreck. The 141 room Hotel Florence was fully booked for opening night with guests from across Montana and beyond attending a dedicatory dinner. E. O. Stratton serves as lessee and manager, and the design allows two extra stories in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Missoula
Garden City
Montana
Soula
E. O. Stratton
Liquor license hearings set in Montana on Friday
Hearings will be held Friday by the Montana liquor control board on applications for liquor licenses for road houses near Stevensville and Polson and protests against the issuances. Arguments for closing the state liquor store at Galen will be heard either Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Stevensville
Polson
Montana Liquor Control Board
Ray Wahl
Galen
Social whirl recalls recent Beaulieu nuptials on south side
Notes from the south side highlight a wedding month event for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beaulieu. Their pinochle club, guests, and a Casino dinner dance featured a tiered wedding cake and novelty place cards. Also covered are departures, church services, altar society farewells, and numerous garden club and youth activities around Clark Park, St. Ann parish, and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Beaulieu
Dean Hardison
Gerald Thompson
Cyril Rooke
al O’brien
James Keyes
Joe Fogarty
Jack Donahue
Fred Wagner
Audrey Morrell
Los Angeles
Beaulieu
Lillian Miller
St. Ann
Survivors Laud Bravery of Robin Moor Chief Officer
The Robin Moor chief officer Melvin Mundy of Bethlehem Pa steered a lifeboat through a 138 day ordeal to safety after a German submarine torpedoed the American freighter. Mundy took charge at the rudder, aided by a sketch from the captain, and urged the submarine to spare the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Union OF South Africa
Robin Moor
Melvin Mundy
Bethlehem
Ozorio
Mundy
Robert Taylor
Hollywood
Recife
Brazil
Lorricke
Little Robin MsCullough
Robert W. McCullough
Robin
Ben M. Cohn
New Haven
Conn
Africa
City Council to Meet Tonight
City council members will convene at 7 30 p m on Wednesday for routine business. The health committee is scheduled to meet at 8 p m tonight. In Montevideo Uruguay Enrique S Barcos died after a plaster bandage around his body shrank while he entered a barroom, leaving companions puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Cadigan
Thomas F. Cadigan
Wall Street
Missoula
Montana State University
Hiawatha Club
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Enterprise Hall
Front Street
Theona Hasley
Mattie Hinkson
Ethel Irvine
Barry O’leary
Montevideo
Uruguay
Enrique S. Barcos
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Gallatin Gateway Inn
Dar Young
Gallatin Gateway
Mont
Ebiga
South Side
Robert Blewett
Bryant Calvin
Conrad, Mont
United Congregational Church
E. W. Harris
Church
M. M. English
Hill
Cooley
Mary Hawkesworth
James Marron
Maurice Hawkesworth
Nora Lynch
Frank Smith
Jess Comstock
Sylvester Manley
James McManus
Dan Scully
William Sullivan
Rudolph Karwiese
John T. Gardner
Mary Manley
James Kearney
H. E. Townsend
Ruth Cleary
Alice Pegram
Ann Devine
Harold Konen
J. F. Hale
Dominick Ricco
Edward Wolahan
C. R. Moyle
F. C. Davis
James Johnston
Phil Treglown
John Treglown
J. A. McNulty
J. R. Yunker
George Berry
Harry C. Rice
Mary McDonald
Leon Gratiot
James Rolando
M. P. Dillon
Pat Thompson
J. F. Edwards
C. W. McKenna
W. A Fritz
M. M. Eng
Workers
Junior Garden Club
Clark Park
Mae Taylor
J. S. Myhre
Bachelor Buttons Boys
Mt. Verne
Harrison Avenue Viaduct
Miss Taylor
Jennie Robinson
Rose
R. EF. Burns
Bobby Lee
Carter Street
Betty Lou Burns
Flathead Lake
Betty Lou
Alfred Petterson
Calhoun Street
Alfred Val
Reynolds Avenue
Marigolds Junior Garden Club
St. John Parochial School
St. John Convent
Faithful Workers Club
Grace-Silver Bow Methodist Church
E. M. Welter
Silver Bow Street
Earl Wagner
Ann Dever
Bluebells
Garden Club
Aberdeen Street
Marlene Carrig
Mae ‘Taylor
Dever
John Dever
Mary B. Shea
Spokane
Redwoods
John Myhre
Frances Sloan
Eleanor Keane
Peggy York
Grand Avenue
York
Lillian Fisher
Genevieve Maxwell
Mary DeVotte
Catherine Moore
Lucille Maney
Doris Jenkins
Sloan
Keane
Butte and Vicinity
Interstate Lumber Co
Lumber Jack
Rastus
Vick
M. Georgevich
Gaylord Butte
National Remedy Co
New York City
City Council
Kentucky
Schenley Distillers Corp
Coats
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