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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
6
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Mrs. J. J. Carmichael arrives from Seattle to visit her son Howard Carmichael and niece Mrs. Cora L. Paull. Former Philipsburg resident, she intends to spend the summer in the mining city.
Mrs J J McGee of Dillon arrives for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs F C Jac card at 1201 Steel. Her husband Second Lt McGee in the National Guard is stationed at Fort Benning Ga.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Logan of Death Nevada are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs J Ryan Gaul. Mrs Logan is an aunt of Mrs Gaul. They are guests at the Hotel Finlen.
Mr and Mrs Leon Osterland hosted a dinner at 1005 Warren to honor Mr and Mrs Henry Williams and Mrs Dick Jordan of Seattle. Guests included R J Bedson Fred Dixon Harry Williams Lowene Williams Bruce Jordan and Dixon sisters Eleanor Leona and Joanne. The Williams party returned to Seattle after the visit.
Wives of visiting Knights of Columbus members attended a luncheon at the Butte Country Club honoring traveling spouses during a state convention. Mrs. Leo Riley led as toastmistress, with invocations by Mrs. Joseph Sullivan and welcome by Mrs. James McGloin. The afternoon featured vocal and dance numbers by Margel Foote, Nancy Foote, Edna Crase, Helen LaVelle and Kay Judge, with performances by Judy Trimble and Billy Hosking. About 150 guests attended, including Mrs. Gervase Murphy of Calumet Michigan and Mrs. T A Rohrenbach of Wahpeton North Dakota. Organizing committee included many listed in attendance.
The Montrose division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club holds a luncheon this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. T. Inch at 2540 Floral. Luncheon is served at 1 15.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Dudley, 1247 West Gold, with hostesses Mrs. W. W. Mackey, Mrs. D. C. Walker, Mrs. P. M. Young, and Mrs. Warren L. Hughes assisting.
The Butte Bethel No. 2 regular meeting convened Saturday at 2 PM with Lin dalee Elphison honored queen presiding. Librarian Loismarie Hord read a report on a recent "hobo slumber party" at Mrs. Mary Kitto’s home. The next meeting is set for Saturday evening June 28 with Laura Lee McLaughlin conducting and initiation planned. Members Anita Burd guardian and Edwin Roberts associate guardian.
Mrs Vern Haugland and her children Taya and Marcia arrived Tuesday morning from Washington DC to visit her parents Mr and Mrs William J McMahon in the Mining City for several weeks.
Irene St. Quentin will present piano and Hammond organ pupils in recital this evening in St. John parish house at 30 West Broadway. This starts a trio of recitals planned for the near future.
Members of the OES auxiliary met Monday afternoon in the Masonic temple with Sadie Lawrence, Mrs Earl Bracken, Lacey Lester, Gracy Martin, Erma McPherson and Margaret Nelson as hostesses. Bonnie McLaughlin presided during the business session. A social afternoon followed.
Here for Visit Mrs. John Hitt and small daughter Jessie arrived Monday from Casper Wyoming for a visit with Mrs Hitts uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Tullis of the Napton apartments They traveled by plane.
Recipe notes a starved dish featuring Tomato Cucumber Bouillon Minute Steak French fried Potatoes Buttered Snap Beans Bread and Butter Brownies. It lists ingredients including a 102 ounce can tomato soup a 10 percent ounce bouillon water one cucumber and yields six servings with steps to cook the soup and cucumber mixture.
The season opens with 11 smorgasbord dinners to be held Thursday at Wells Fargo Coffee house Virginia City. The Virginia City Players present a Gay 90s Cabaret show with dinner at 6 p m ST. Reservations can be made by phone.
Seven men from five Montana counties reported Tuesday at the Army induction station for draft processing. They will go to Fort Lewis for final processing and basic training. Also announced were Air Force enlistments and Navy recruiting, with details on names and hometowns.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Peloubet former Butte residents now in New York are due this afternoon for a visit with friends in the mining city Their Peloubet Peloubet company handles public accounting for Anaconda Copper Mining and he attended the Rocky Mountain Accounting conference in Sun Valley Idaho Afterward the couple toured Yerington Nevada and several northern California localities
A study finds that bigger households spend less per person on groceries, suggesting economies of scale in meal planning and bulk purchasing. The research notes that total food budgets rise with household size, but per capita costs decline as family size increases.
Navy recruiter M. M. Lohringer, chief petty officer in charge, will interview potential enlistees in Anaconda at the Montana hotel from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and in Dillon at the police station from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday. He seeks young men and women interested in joining the service.
Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at a meeting Wednesday night of Silver Bow post No 1 American Legion. The session will start at 8 15 o clock in Legion hall on West Broadway. J D Flinn will preside as acting commander. All members are urged to attend this important session.
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