Robert L. Guay Laid to Rest After Fatal Auto Crash
The funeral for Robert Louis Guay, fatally injured in a vehicle accident near Virginia City last Friday, was held at St. Ann church. Rev. A. J. Harrington presided a requiem high mass with burial in Holy Cross cemetery Bishop Finnigan plot. Pallbearers included Richard Renk and Michael Hollenbeck among others.
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Robert Louis Guay
Virginia City
St. Ann Church
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
A. J. Harrington
Bishop Finnigan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Frank L. Harrington
Richard Renk
Michael Hollenbeck
Risto Kuhlich
Robert Nugent
Gene Akers
Edward Casey
Leon Lemieux
Carl Ryan
William Ballard
Glenn Lewis
Ed Lisac
Ed Fogarty
Legion post honors at grave for list of members
Silver Bow post No. 1 American Legion accorded full military honors at the grave. J. D. Flynn led the unit as acting commander with David Wedlake as color bearer. Color guards were Judge John B. McClernan and Philip McDonald. Ray Annston led the firing squad of Sgt. W. O. Gilbert Henry Gardner Herb Marks and William Hepola. Rev. Father Frank Harrington served as chaplain and Norman Niva was bugler.
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Mel Joseph
Leroy Hansen
Jack Devine
Jack Holt
Ace Winnings
Pat O’neil
William Ozanne
Robert Helstrom
Robert Hannan
Tony Gubane
Robert Wedlake
John Lilliberg
Jack Roach
American Legion
Legion
J. D. Flynn
David Wedlake
John B. McClernan
Philip McDonald
Ray Annston
W. O. Gilbert
Henry Gardner
Herb Marks
William Hepola
Frank Harrington
Norman Niva
Montana Projects Approved For Construction Materials
The National Production Authority regional office announced two Montana projects approved for controlled materials allotment. Paris Realty Co department store addition in Great Falls valued at 120000 dollars and Montana State Water Conservation Board storage dam in Helena valued at 100000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
National Production Authority
Montana
Paris Realty Company
Department Store
Great Falls
Montana State Water Conservation Board
Helena
Police Warn Bike Riders to Obey Traffic Rules
Chief B J Riley says bicycle riders are subject to traffic regulations like motorists. He warns that careless children will have bicycles confiscated until they learn safety rules, and officers will return bikes only to parents who ensure compliance.
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B. J. Riley
Riley
England Counts Five Thousand Mystery and Fiction Writers
A report notes that England sustains about 5000 fiction and mystery writers across the country. The figure reflects a substantial community of authors contributing to genres of prose and detective storytelling.
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England
Radio Amateurs Set Field Day For Butte Club
Butte Amateur Radio club plans a 24 hour field day from 4 p m Saturday to 4 p m Sunday at Pipe Stone Hot Springs and Roosevelt Drive using portable generators and three station calls W7SS WN7QAC and WN7RXC. Members include Herb Bassett W7LS Les Blewett W7010 Bill Blewett W7LM and others listed.
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Butte Amateur Radio Club
American Radio Relay League
Pipestone Hot Springs
Roosevelt Drive
Butte
Butte Club
Herb Bassett
Les Blewett
Bill Blewett
Bob Corbett
Harold Curry
Alva Deschenes
al Elge
George Harmon
Orval Hill
Bob Jensen
Bob Dougherty
Evan Thibodeau
Jack Picard
William Whipple
John Ryan
Lee McKindree
Bob Pullen
Dan _ Butner
Bill Tarrant
Chuck Hartley
Hap King
Andrew Perga
Rhys Hall
Tom Woods
Bud _ Kopach
PEO Sisterhood to Elect Today in Montana
The Montana state chapter of PEO Sisterhood will elect officers and choose the 1953 convention site at closing sessions on Thursday. More than 200 delegates and guests attended the convention banquet at Meadow Lark Country Club, with Ruth Rippey of Phoenix, corresponding secretary of the Supreme chapter, as speaker.
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Great Falls
Montana
PEO Sisterhood
Meadow Lark Country Club
Ruth Rippey
Phoenix
Supreme Chapter
Appeal to Stop Firecrackers Hurting Seeing-Eye Dogs in Butte
Butte blind residents urge restraint after seeing-eye dogs became ill from rocket scares. Sheriff Dalling relayed a fatal case and reports of dogs distressed by fireworks. Mayor Morgan and law officers promise arrests and confiscation of fireworks where judgment is lacking.
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Butte
Bill Dalling
Gordon Hocking
Dalling
Hocking
Thomas Morgan
Cruel Firecracker Incident Injures Seeing-Eye Dogs
A hunting dog died from a fatal nervous disease after a lighted giant firecracker was thrown by a group of boys that exploded in the animal’s mouth. Reports say cruelty around July 4 is common, but this is the first year officers were told boys were harassing seeing-eye dogs.
Robbery Report Involving Hicklin Theft
Mr Hicklin of 206 North Jackson reported Sunday night thefts after his automobile was looted. A suit two blankets and assorted tools were taken. Police were notified on Wednesday.
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Mr. Hicklin
North Jackson
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Pericious
Philip Morris
Allare
Lion
Ence
Patlip Morris
Ces Bay
Bear ON the
Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Leslie H. Peters
Montana Standard
Great Falls, Montana
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