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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
5
One hundred delegates from across Australia gathered in Sydney to discuss the advisability of sending trade representatives to the Orient.
The remains may be viewed at Merrill mortuary Philipsburg until Wednesday morning. They will be moved to the family residence near Hall for services at 2 o'clock officiated by Rev. Culler. Interment will follow in New Chicago Cemetery.
Members of the Desiere branch of the L C B A are urged to attend the funeral of their sister Elizabeth Mathews. The remains lie at Daly Shea funeral chapel and the Tuesday morning service time will be announced in later papers.
The remains of Evrard C. Naughten lie at Sherman & Reed funeral home with services set for Monday morning at 9 o'clock at Sacred Heart church followed by interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Dolan, 73, of 721 Placer street, also rests at Sherman & Reed with a funeral notice to follow.
A list of visiting Montanans and accompanying hosts at several city stops including Missoula Great Falls Helena Billings Havre Chinook Scobey Virginia City Laurin Dillon Ryegate Whitefish Roseville Ennis and McLeod. Names tied to events or gatherings appear with families couples and local organizers.
Mrs. Margaret Dolan 73 a longtime Butte resident died in a local hospital after a 12 day illness caused by injuries from a fall and a fractured hip. Born in Ireland she lived in Boston and Virginia City before moving to Butte where she married Charles D. Dolan. Survived by three daughters and three sons with one child in Spokane en route, plus a brother, sister and several grandchildren. Body at Sherman and Reed mortuary pending funeral plans.
Mrs. Margaret Bradley 40 a well known Butte resident died Friday and was buried in Mount Moriah cemetery after chapell services at White mortuary. Rev. J F Como Anaconda officiated with Effie Gray and Opie singing. Pallbearers were Joe Reardon J L Du Houx F B Manning Wil an J Opie Archia Marsh and Gus
Impressive funeral services were held yesterday at Sherman & Reed mortuary chapel for Matti Kojonen, East Side resident who died last week. Sam Maki paid tribute, Mrs. Elmer Kivimaki read, and Mrs. Paul Bailor led sacred hymns. The Finnish choir performed in Finnish and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers Eino Kokko Elmer Kivimaki Emil Perttu Eli Kauhnen Axel Issacson and Jack Lesheta.
Lieutenant E. R. French of Selfridge field piloted a Curtiss Hawk to Butte airport for a brief visit before continuing to Missoula for furlough. The modern pursuit aircraft travels at speeds over 175 mph cruising and over 200 mph top, among the fastest of its type to land at Butte. French plans another stop in Butte next week en route home.
Miss Jane Leonard, who had surgery at St. James hospital, returned to her home at 621 West Galena Street yesterday and is convalescing. Members of the Daughters of Isabella lodge will meet Wednesday night at the K C hall.
Charles Cruz of South Dakota street was held on charges of carrying a concealed public safety item after police found a loaded 45 caliber item in his possession. Rufus Clark, named as the complainant, was held in default of bond as the witness after Cruz allegedly promised to exterminate him. Clark was later arrested on South Main street.
Private pilots Ray Colvin Joe Weis Ed Cullerton Tom Wagner and William Ferguson were granted licenses by Frank Knight Department of Commerce Aeronautical Inspector. The re classification exams followed a new rule requiring 50 hours of solo flying for the private pilot rating.
Construction of an all glass weather observatory atop the National Parks Airways hangar is nearing completion. The Department of Commerce Airways radio operators at KCAC will soon operate from the observatory by remote control. Weather data will be broadcast 24 hours once equipment is finished, aiding aviation landings as the Butte Great Falls and Butte Salt Lake City air routes activate. Shipyards in Belfast, Ireland, are becoming active again.
The First Church of Christ Scientist held a Sunday lesson on June 18 with readings from Isaiah and Psalms and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The discussion centered on mind versus matter and the nature of creation.
The stage hit I Loved You Wednesday proves satisfying on screen at the Rialto. Warner Baxter Elissa Landi Victor Jory Miriam Jordan and Laura Hope Crews headline a polished cast delivering cohesive cinema.
A Vina Delmar tale unfolds with a young couple in love who face societal pressures. Fate separates them. the boy marries to satisfy family while the girl marries another, exploring the middle class in a human, stirring drama at Park Theater.
Lowell Avenue Church hosts choir practice Wednesday 4 to 7 30 p m and Ladies Aid Thursday at 2 p m at the parsonage. Mountain View Church an W H M meets at Mrs David Matthews 1125 East Mercury Street Tuesday 2 30 p m with devotions by Mrs E D Elderkin and program by Mrs F B Reynolds. Young people plan an institute dinner Tuesday 5 to 7 p m. NSN club to hold Thursday church parlors entertainment. Christianne pre convention rally for state Christian church in Missoula June 27 to 29 in church parlors Wednesday 6 30 p m led by Ross J Allen state secretary with several ministers assisting. Pranc plans to assist builders of low cost houses this year.
Silver three-cent pieces from the 1870s are not rare in Butte. A Helena despatch reported a 1873 coin found on the state capitol dome, prompting two inquiries to the Standard. Residents cite owned 1866 and 1872 pieces and seek collector addresses.
A fire believed caused by a short circuited wire threatened a three story brick rooming house at Summit and Main in Centerville early Sunday. Centerville volunteers arrived quickly and saved the building. More than twenty tenants fled as heavy smoke filled the premises.
A class of 20 candidates will be initiated into the rank of page at the Damon lodge of the Knights of Pythias. The regular meeting at the Pythian castle begins at 8 this evening with Ed Jordan presiding. An entertainment program will follow.
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