A Queer Smell of Death In a Pullman Car
In a Pullman car scene Elaine Weston clings to a dying Voorhees and the Weston family battles shock and grief. Corbett searches for Joanie, nurses tend the wounded, and Dr. Peck arrives as Voorhees lies dead, leaving the aftermath to the scattered passengers and a mournful room full of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanie
Mommee
Elaine Weston
Corbett
Nina
Tiem
Joaine
Laine
London
Dr. Peck
Puiman
Weston
Siateen
Betty Taylor
Andy Brankel
Hkatchis
Grandma
Chuckie
Tai
Old Voorhees
Social Gveats Ladies Day at Butte Country Club
The weekly Ladies Day event at the Butte Country Club featured hostesses Mrs. R. C. Monahan and Mrs. M. E. Buck. After luncheon, attendees enjoyed card games and a golf feature a hidden hole tournament won by Miss Jewell Ann Grawley with second to Mrs. Larry Granath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Peterson
Duncan Campbell
Mel Woodland
George Sarsfield
Peter King
W. A. O’kelly
L. V. Ketter
C. A. Champ
Fred Ackerman
Gene Daly
W. R. Mellor
Mary Sullivan
M. I. Stenson
Pete Miller
Joe Kane
Jerry Sullivan
Piano Pupils to Give Recital at St John Parish Hall
Mrs. William T. Dee presents her piano pupils in a program at 8 15 Thursday evening at St John parish hall. Selections include March of the Wee Folk Down on the Farm Skipping Ponies and more plus duets and a Moonlight Revels extravaganza with numerous named performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dee
St. John Parish Hall
Claudia Hooper
Marilyn Leary
Air Patrol
Gary Dietrich
Elizabeth Ungherini
Helen Denise Cox
Robert Haller
West
Phyllis Wolfe
Margie Youlden
Mary Ann Crowley
Sharon Kay Dalling
Narcissus
Joan Redman
Joan Marie Cox
Hardy Perennials Plan Luncheon
The Hardy Perennial club will hold its fifth annual Victory Garden luncheon at 1:30 Saturday in the Silver Bow ballroom of the Hotel Finlen. Mrs. T L Doran is in charge and reservations close Thursday evening with several listed hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Perennial Club
Victory Garden
Silver Bow
Hotel
Finlen
T. L. Doran
Doran
Eugene N. Hogan
Fred Matlock
John Myhre
Charles M. MacDonald
Ray J. Garland
John Dever
Mrs Hinchcliff Returns Home From Seattle Visit
Mrs J W Hinchcliff arrives home at 3121 Burlington after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E W Wagner in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hinchcliff
Burlington
Mrs
E. W. Wagner
Seattle
Mr and Mrs Barstom Leave Great Falls After Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert E Barstom of Great Falls were guests of relatives and friends in the city and left Monday for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Barstom
Great Falls
Couple Is Wed in First Baptist Parsonage
The wedding of Miss Faith Butler and Don W. Johnson was held Wednesday evening June 12 at the First Baptist church parsonage with Rev E Barnett officiating. Attendants were Mildred Butler and Everett L. Hampton. The couple will reside in Butte after a reception at Lloyd's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Butler
Don W. Johnson
First Baptist Church
E. Barnett
Mildred Butler
Everett L. Hampton
Missoula
Lloyd's Cafe
Johnsons
Butte
Dorothy Ann Emery Honored at Butte Country Club Luncheon
Miss Dorothy Ann Emery, bride to be, was the honor guest at a Wednesday luncheon hosted by Miss Donna Kelly and Miss Jo Ann Ryan at the Butte Country Club. Summer blossoms decorated the table. 14 guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Emery
Butte Country Club
Donna Kelly
Jo Ann Ryan
Theresa Golubin Back in Butte
Mrs. Theresa Golubin has returned from San Francisco after a three year stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T J Dyer and her son Nicholas Golubin She will spend the summer with her daughter Miss Angela Golubin and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Marcus Golubin They have rented an apartment at the Tripp and Dragstedt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Golubin
San Francisco
T. J. Dyer
Nicholas Golubin
Angela Golubin
Marcus Golubin
Golubin
Angela
Tripp and Dragstedt
Song Recital By Phyllis Wolfe Pupils Monday Night
Voice pupils of Phyllis Wolfe present a program at 8 30 Monday evening in St John Episcopal guild hall Broadway Idaho. The recital features great master songs modern English pieces and a trio performing selections from Verdi opera Aida. Admission is complimentary and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wolfe
St. John Episcopal Guild Hall
Broadway
Idaho
Informal Luncheon Honors Beverly Ladies at Butte Club
Miss Mae Gallagher hosted an informal luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Butte Country Club honoring Mrs. Marjorie Haff and Mrs. Mary Reichle of Beverly. Pink and white snapdragons decorated the table for eight and cards followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
R. C. Monahan
M. E. Buck
Harry H. Cochrane
W. H. Hoover
E. H. Reeder
Kenneth B. Frazer
Robert Fletcher
D. G. Stivers
Walter G. Hansen
C. H. Steele
Mary Reichle
H. C. Nelson
Los Angeles
Mary H. Gidel
Edward P. Shea
George G. Griswold, Jr
William A. O'Kelly
David R. Nelson
J. A. Poitras
H. A. Maillett
Edgar Price
John D. Wilson
C. F. Stenson
F. P. Duchesneau
L. F. Rotering
James 8. Carrigan
H. J. Burgess
C. D. Woodward
O. H. Misfuldt
R. A. Waugh
John Breen
Paul LeVeaux
Joseph Woodlief
D. A. Emery
Edward Boynard, Jr
Marjorie Haff
Beverly Hills
Calif
William A. Kirkpatrick
James A. Poore, Jr
Armand Ballantyne
Stockton Veasey, Jr
E. G. Kane
E. H. Mester
J. T. Sullivan
J. D. Murphy
Beverly
Mae Gallagher
Beaverdah county school chief’s grandson born at Murray
Mr and Mrs David V Hagenbarth of Dillon welcomed a son named David John born June 16 at Murray hospital. The mother, before marriage, served as superintendent of schools in Beaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David V. Hagenbarth
Dillon
Murray Hospital
David John
Martha Circle meets at Prater home for luncheon
The Martha Circle of Mountain View Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Lewis Prater 531 West Park. A no host luncheon will be served at 1 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Mountain View
Lewis Prater
West Park
Unity Methodist Church
Thelma Engstad
Anaconda Woman Visits Friends in the City
Mrs. David G. Kelly of Anaconda spent Tuesday visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Kelly
Anaconda
City
Miss Beverly Morrison Plans California Vacation
South Side News reports Beverly Morrison and Mary Edgar plan a California trip for recreation in Long Beach and Salinas. Also noted are baptism ceremonies at St. Ann and St. John churches, church groups gatherings, and community notices including a novena, a candidate social, and local wedding travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Morrison
Russell Morrison
Colorado
Mary Edgar
Emmett Edgar
South Dakota
California
Long Beach
Salinas
St. John Vacation School
St. John the Evangelist Church
Juanita Little
Patricia Ann Perusich
Donald Robert Peoples
Dorothy Marie Finch
Laurence Paul Hunt
Joan Mary Wagner
Mary Lou Rask
Michael Thomas McNellis
James Joseph McCracken
John Bunday
Beverly Duff
Clyde Kelley
Duane Pacheco
Theodore Pacheco
James Ryan
Edward Ryan
Dorothy Ryan
James
U S to Train Chinese Reds for Nonpolitical Army
Acting Secretary Acheson said the United States would conditionally train and supply Communist troops as a step toward forming a single Chinese national army. Training and equipment would be limited and tied to General Marshall's progress in unifying Communist and Nationalist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Dean Acheson
United States
George C. Marshall
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Acheson
Gen. Marshall
U. S
Marshall
Marines to assist Chinese in keeping order at Tsingtao
U P Brig Gen William T Clement said marines would aid Chinese authorities in maintaining peace in Tsingtao for safety. He denied any knowledge of a Communist withdrawal demand and noted the base hosts the Seventh fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsingtao
U.P
William T. Clement
U. S
Nanking
New China
China
Shantung Peninsula
Tsintao
North China
Five dagger armed robbers terrorize Mrs Nagashima in Japan
In Oh No township detectives debate if only Mrs Nagashima was robbed or if her neighbor was as well after five robbers demanded 100000 yen and were refused. the woman offered 2000 yen and went next door for 10000 more. Authorities remain uncertain about who participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala
Pal Hastings
Bionie
Luin
Luc Aisie
Pal Bastings
Gina
Ulem
Lwo Mens
le Lower
eChalu
Porter
Mia
Barsythe
Dr. Beck
Myopic
Corbett
Voorhees
Oh-No
Japan
Ko Nagashima
Shortage of Boxcars Triggers Emergency Regulation
The Interstate Commerce Commission said a shortage of railroad boxcars creates an immediate emergency and named Warren C. Kendall, chairman of the Association of American Railroads car service division, as agent with authority to regulate car use and distribution for urgent foreign food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warren C. Kendall
Association of American Railroads Car Service Division
Rangely Field Test Well Fails
Denver reports that the south end of the Rangely oil field is not condemned by the failure of the Newton-Cobb- Stringer No. 1 government well. The test, abandoned first in northwest Colorado, was on the south rim and some observers think it drilled in a fault and does not define the field's southern producing limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rangely
Northwest
Colorado
Price ceilings on potatoes suspended amid strike emergency
The OPA suspended price ceilings on potatoes during the railroad strike emergency through June 26 and plans a 60 day extension. Britain reports a civil aviation boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Trial of Nevadan Probably Will Be in Washington
Herman Richard Cooke, 32, Reno, Nev., held here on a charge of stealing or mutilating 550 technical books in the Library of Congress, probably will be taken to Washington, D. C., for trial. Cooke was arrested by a federal bureau of investigation agent Friday night at Chester, Mont. He is to be arraigned before a U. S. commissioner here, following arrival of certified copies of a complaint and warrant from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Palls
Herman Richard Cooke
Reno, Ney
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Cooke
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chester
Mont
U. S
Washington
McNutt Nomination Approved for Philippine Ambassadorship
The Senate foreign relations committee on Wednesday approved Paul V. McNutt for ambassador to the Philippine Republic as the islands gain independence on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul V. McNutt
Philippine Republic
Islands
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Elher Soulne
Zelda Popkin
Hiding
Judine
Lianne
Pat
Daddy
Pat Hastings
Mr. Voorhees
Forsythe
Uung
Lee Senators
Lhose Dreagin
Uus
Wien Aller Lough
Wil Ie
Goo Meuvels
Belure
Coure
Kis
Secouus
Godors
Uri
Bubsenbee
Emily
Straigdleung Hersel
Weinberg
Iy Ou
Eivz Lin
C-M
South Side News
St. Ann Church
J. J. O'Connor
Neil Patrick Gray
Elvin H. Gray
Princeton
Joseph Andrew McMillan
Robert McMillan
Elm
Dorothy Walsh
Benard Jacobs
Irene Sewell
Walter Sewell, Jr
Sephine Pochervina and
James Peoples
Hannah Jones
Margaret Jones
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lowell Avenue
Jones
Celia Fisher
Helena
Fisher
E. J. Bracken
George Jones
George Swift
H. E. Rolfe
John Simmons
Josephine Ricker
C. A. Carruthers
G. J. Bootz
Thomas
W. J. Kinsella
Bennett
Sonoma
St. Helena
St. Helena Parish
Dan Stefani
Silvio Rosalini
Angelo Maffei
Lena Butori
Roy Calvetti
Joe Carpino
Mary Michelotti
Mufti
Opmufti
Tuquio
George Wang
National Fur
Britain
Jayson
W. Park
East Silver
Wyoming
Mouton Lambs
West Park Street
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