Barbara Brown Complimented At Mary Merhar Dinner Shower
Miss Barbara Brown, bride-to-be, was the honor guest at a dinner and bridal shower hosted by Miss Mary Lou Merhar at Howie's. The table featured two miniature brides with pastel daisies and a long guest list included Mrs. W A Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brown
Mary Lou Merhar
Howie’s
Miss Brown
W. A. Brown
Linda Brown
Edward Renouard
John L. Saunders
John Darlington
Virginia Henningsen
Dorothy Thomas
Thomas Parr
Sandra Shaffer
Sheila Dolan
Lynn Carkeet
Darlene Cunningham
Margie Simonich
Sally Barker
Deanna Dean
Jane Kirk
Joy Liliberg
Margie Merriam
Louis Merhar
Howard Merhar
Jayceens Hostesses Lead Tuesday Jaycee Hall Meeting
Mrs. Robert Graff and Mrs. Fred Brim hosted a Jayceens gathering in Jaycee Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jack Johns led the business session while attendees included Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Ralph Olsen, Mrs. Jack Balch, Mrs. Donald Gregg, Mrs. Richard Stewart, and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Gregg, and Mrs. Baltezar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brim
Robert Graff
Jayceens
Jaycee Hall
Jack Johns
Johns
Ralph K. Olsen
Jack L. Balch
Donald B. Gregg
Richard Stewart
Harold Godtland
Ray Campana
Dee Swenson
Frank Larson
William Baltazar
Legion Juniors Hold Meeting Presided by Sharon Morrison
The American Legion Auxiliary Juniors met with Sharon Morrison presiding. Refreshments were served by Karen Wonnacott to Rochelle Ackerschott Donna Robinson Linda Hughes Debbie Lyons Barbara Giovanini Barbara Cockhill Cynthia Gardner Susan Peterson Sharon Morrison and the hostess. Guests included Mrs Louise Gardner Mrs Donald Robinson Mrs Lawrence Giovanini Mrs William Hughes and Mrs Roger Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sharon Morrison
Karen Wonnacott
Rochelle Ackerschott
Donna Robinson
Linda Hughes
Debbie Lyons
Barbara Giovanini
Barbara Cockhill
Cynthia Gardner
Susan Peterson
Louise Gardner
Donald Robinson
Lawrence Giovanini
William Hughes
Roger Peterson
Mrs Donahue Ends Visit Returns Home
Mrs J P Donahue who had stayed with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joseph J McCaffery Jr at 820 West Mercury Chicago left Thursday to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Donahue
Joseph J. McCaffery Jr
W. Mercury
Chicago
Past Matron's Club Luncheon At Finlen Hotel
Members of Ruth Chapter No. 2 Past Matron's Club met at the Finlen Hotel for a luncheon. Hostesses Mrs. Robert Maddox and Mrs. Walter Ellinghouse assisted. After a brief business meeting led by president Mrs. Sam Bungard, the afternoon was spent playing cards with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hinkley
Walter Ellinghouse
Robert Maddox
Caroline Smythe
Bruce de- Long
Home Atherton Party Plans Completed
The auxiliary of the Home Atherton Volunteer Fire Department has prepared plans for the annual bridge luncheon at 1 15 o’clock Tuesday at the Butte Country Club. Mrs. Henrietta Bessette president urges members to submit game books and payments to her at 2540 Whiteway by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Mrs Mary Stanich to Visit Sidney
Mrs Mary Stanich travels Friday to Sidney to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Seitz and their family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stanich
Thomas
Sidney
William Seitz
Whiskey Tax Initiates Excise in 1791
The passage of an excise law in 1791 started the taxation of whiskey. The measure marked a early federal move to raise revenue and regulate production across the young nation.
Printed pattern for girls dress and bolero 9016
Easy to sew two piece outfit for girls with a full circle dress and bolero. Sizes 6 to 14 offered, fabric yardage listed for size 10. Includes printed directions and order info Marian Martin pattern department New York mailing details.
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Marian Martin
Care
Montana Standard
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Dewey Point Garden Club Plans August Potluck Luncheon
The Dewey Point Garden Club met at Mrs. Thomas Tippett's home on Daly Street. Plans were set for a potluck luncheon at Columbia Gardens on August 20 with no meeting in July. Present were Mrs. Lienemann, Klevgard, Ogier, Griffin, Williams, Attfield, Brunell, Hosking, and Tippett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Point Garden Club
Thomas Tippett
W. Daly
Ernest Lienemann
Columbia Gardens
Lienemann
Olaf Klevgard
Delia Ogier
Cy Griffin
William Williams
Robert Attfield
Ray Brunell
Clifford Hosking
Tippett
Job's Daughters Bethel Holds Regular Meeting
Butte Bethal No. 2 of the Order of Job's Daughters will meet at 7:30 PM Saturday in the Masonic Temple Joy Morse newly honored queen will preside Helen Riegger guardian and John Lorenz associate guardian of the bethel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Bethal No. 2
Order of Job’s Daughters
Masonic Temple
Joy Morse
Helen Riegger
John Lorenz
the Bethel
Ladies Day Observed At The Country Club
Ladies Day was observed at the Butte Country Club with a luncheon and an afternoon of cards on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. John Brosnahan, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs. Harry Thompson of Seattle, and numerous other local and visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
John T. Sullivan
John Brosnahan
George Nelson
Harry Thompson
Seattle
John S. Wolf
William King
James T. Purcell
F. W. Krabler
Charles M. MacDonald
H. S. Maillet
Edward Sullivan
Elizabeth Foster
J. A. Poitras
Edwin G. Leipheimer Jr
Jack Healy
Charles Wise
Ralph Olsen
Ralph Gilliam
Alex Gray
Edward Sparks
Kalispell Couple Exchange Vows In Butte Rites
Miss Margaret Kennedy and Jed die Van Leuven of Kalispell were married Thursday morning at St Mary Church Butte with Rev James Sheerin officiating. The couple celebrated at Hotel Finlen before an extended state tour and return to Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kennedy
Jeddie van Leuven
Kalispell
St. Mary Church
James Sheerin
Emmett Hale
Butte
Waggner and Campbell Funeral Home
BSP Chapter Ends Season With No-Host Dinner
Xi Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its last meeting of the season a no-host dinner at Lloyds. Hostesses for the next year were chosen. Novel place cards marked covers for listed members.
Lane Returns to Visit Parents in Seattle
Jerry Lane former Montana School of Mines student now city engineer in Seattle arrived by plane Thursday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lane at 1800 Steward and his sister Mrs. M. A. Kavran at 1818 Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lane
Montana School of Mines
City Engineering
Seattle
C. M. Lane
Steward
M. A. Kavran
Stewart
Domestic Fowl Companions Through Ancient Times
Ducks geese and hens served as mankind's companions long before written history. Their roles spanned labor food and companionship across early civilizations shaping agricultural practices and daily life.
Opportunities Unlimited Application Blank Tips
A practical guide to filling out forms for jobs clubs or courses. It advises using a smooth pen and neat printing, preparing a data sheet with dates and addresses, giving all requested information, securing permission to list references, and presenting the filled form with a positive, eager attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Comany
Fleminges Host Rehearsal Dinner for Fleming Heffernan Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Martin J Fleming entertained 22 guests at Raymonds after a St Patrick Church rehearsal for son Patrick Martin Fleming and his fiancée Miss Maribeth Heffernan. The Fleming Heffernan wedding set for Saturday morning at St Patrick Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Martin Fleming
Maribeth Heffernan
Martin J. Fleming
Raymond’s
St. Patrick Church
Fleming-Heffernan
Martha Dahlman Speaks To Garden Club Meeting
Golden West Division of the Rocky Mountain Garden Club hosted a June meeting at Mrs. John Kirby Jr.’s home. Martha Dahlman from Missoula Nursery presented an informative talk on summer mulches sprays and fertilizers. Attendees included Mrs. Dan Feeney Mrs. Carl Boulter and others. the group toured Mrs. Mooney’s rock garden after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden West Division
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
John Kirby Jr
Martha Dahlman
Missoula
Dan Feeney
Carl Boulter
William J. Magill
Clyde Bradburn
Carl Bowman
Cliff Bowman
W. L. Dalling
Carl Daniel
Joseph Dodds
W. J. Magill
Dan Mooney
Mass for Anthony Petelin in Anaconda
solemn requiem mass held at St. Peter Church for Anaconda resident Anthony Petelin who died Tuesday. Rev. Rudolph Flanik and Rev. John McCoy assisted. grandsons John and Paul Petelin served. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery with committal by Franik and McCoy. Pallbearers named. a profusion of flowers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
St. Peter Church
Anthony Petelin
Rudolph Flanik
Order of Carmelite Fathers
Chicago
John McCoy
Wilson Smart
John and Paul Petelin
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Franik and
McCoy
Joseph Kershul
John Kriskovich
Anthony Blaskovich
Thomas Walsh
Jacob Meshnik
Joseph Kanduch
Japanese Students Protest U.S. Embassy Over Nuclear Tests
About 150 leftist Japanese students tried to storm past a 400-man police guard in front of the American Embassy in Tokyo to protest U.S. nuclear tests, Okinawa occupation, and the Girard case. Four students were arrested for slugging officers. a five-man delegation entered to present demands to officials.
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Tokyo
U. S
Girard
Okinawa
United States
Japan
William S. Girard
William B. Coolidge
Richard L. Sneider
Secretary Harold C. McClellan Resigns from Commerce Post
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Assistant Secretary of Commerce Harold C. McClellan effective July 1. McClellan will return to private business in San Marino California. Neil H. Jacoby of Los Angeles was nominated to be U S representative on the United Nations Economic and Social Council, succeeding John C. Baker of Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Harold C. McClellan
Eisenhow
McClellan
San Marino
Calif
Neil H. Jacoby
Los Angeles
U. S
United Nations’ Economic and Social Council
Jacoby
School of Business Administration
University of California At
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Japan Wants More Red China Trade
Washington Japan Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi urged expanding trade with Communist China while keeping free world security intact He reaffirmed no recognition of China and said actions would come through the United Nations after meeting President Eisenhower He also pressed for revision of the U S Japan security pact and a quick settlement on Okinawa and the Ryukyu Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
China
National Press Club
Kishi
United Nations
Eisenhower
White House
United States
U. S
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Judges Named For Russell Statue Contest
The Montana Fine Arts Commission announced three independent jurors for the Charles M. Russell statue competition. Jurors are Charles A. Beil from Banff Canada, John K. Sherman of Minneapolis, and Alex Ettl of New York City. The panel will convene in Helena July 13 with a final decision announced afterward and final.
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Helena
Charles M. Russell
Montana Fine Arts Commission
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
Alex Ettl
Sculpture House
New York City
Russell
Commission
Montana
National Statuary Hall
United States Capitol
Washington, D. C
Wolf pack patrols curb Highway of Death on Arizona road
Lt. B. D. Velasco leads three-man road blocks along 65 miles from Tucson to Nogales to reduce traffic fatalities. Since the emphasis patrol began a year ago, only three deaths occurred and injuries dropped about half, transforming El Camino de la Muerte into a safer route with continuous patrols and overnight blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz.b
el Camino de la Muerte
Arizona Highway Patrol
B. D. Velasco
Tucson-Nogales
Velasco
Nogales
The Celtic languages spoken by about three and a half million
The passage states that Celtic languages are spoken by roughly three and a half million people. It emphasizes the size of the speaker population without detailing specific languages or regions.
Potato Pancake Recipe from Classic Cookery
Recipe for crisp bacon cookies applesauce beverage and potato pancakes. Uses grated potatoes onion flour baking powder salt eggs and butter. Mix dry ingredients with potatoes, beat eggs, fry spoonfuls in butter until browned, drain and serve. Makes four servings.
GUN LOCI Wayne P Overshacter Chapter 25
The narrator explains his life to Nela Mathers before proposing marriage, detailing loyalties to the Box P and debts to Sarah Pardee while hinting at past struggles with Dogbone and Joe Pardee. He notes Sarah’s drift, her accident, and her hair turning white as part of the history he shares.
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Sarah Pardee
Box P
Joe Pardee
Nela Mathers
Dogbone
Joe
Sarah
Nela
Canon City
Will
John Mathers
Carlton
Maria
Curly
Red
Ben Sawhill
Dear Ann Newspaper Confession of Love and Duty
A reader asks how to handle a child custody dispute and moral guilt. The mother urges giving the girl to her biological parents, while the other letter-writer seeks forgiveness after an affair and faces a fresh start with a new partner. The advice urges restraint, boundaries, and future focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
National Guard
D.W.M
Ann Landers Help Column Invitation
Readers are invited to send problems to Ann Landers through the newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Bridge Club Tuesday and weekend winners named
In Butte Bridge Club play Tuesday winners were Mrs. Jack Shan non and Mrs. H R Stanaway first. second were Mrs. Steve DeMers and Mrs. Phil Henne. third Mrs. Grant Elderkin and Mrs. William Elford. fourth Mrs. Kenneth Mul holland and Mrs. A R Sievers. fifth Mrs. William Maloney and Mrs. Pete O Connor. sixth Mrs. William Rule and Mrs. M E Singleton. Saturday winners were Mrs. C G Derick and E J Cre first. second Mrs. Max Rosenstein and Mrs. John Schmidt. third Inez Rome and Esther Elderkin. North south winners Thursday were Mr and Mrs J W Pfeiffer first. second Mrs O Connor and Mrs Elford. third Mr and Mrs Schmidt. fourth Mrs Rule and Mrs Singleton. East west Miss Haskins and Miss Elderkin first. second Mrs DeMers and Mrs D A Atkins. third Mrs Stanaway and Mrs Shannon. fourth Mrs Stewart Ware and Mrs R C Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
E. J. Cre
Max Rosenstein
John Schmidt
Inezrome
Esther Elderkin
J. W. Pfeiffer
O’connor
Elford
Schmidt
Rule
Singleton
Miss Haskins
Miss Elderkin
DeMers
D. A. Atkins
Stanaway
Shannon
Stewart Ware
R. C. Thomson
New York Leads Nation in Paper and Furniture Output
New York state ranks first in the manufacture of paper, furniture and apparel, highlighting its prominent role in key industries. The report notes the state's diverse industrial base and its position atop national production in these sectors.
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New York State
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Mary Merhar
Fred Brim Jayceen
Legion
J. P. Donahue
Jayson
Young Ensemble
Rede Aan
Dewey Point Club
Job’s
Country Club
Kxlf-Tv
KXLF
Mr., Mrs. Fleming
Garden Club
Mr. Petelin
U.S
Commerce
Lawrence Malkin
Cecily Brownstone
Applesauce Beverage
Gun Loci
Wayne P. Overholser
Wayne D. Overholser
Hepemaiion Co
King Features Synch
Tex
Sawhill
Ben
Bob Schulte
Schulte
Bridge Club News
Jewelers
Standard Publishing Company Commercial Printers and Binders
West Broadway
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