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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
7
City coffers gained 150 as a man and a woman were fined 75 dollars each for maintaining nuisances. The defendants were identified as Joe Bush 32 East Galenia Street and Miss Smith 217 West Silver Avenue. Her case was postponed to Saturday.
Floral Park and Adjoining Areas Correspondent reports meetings of the Englewood-Emerson and Floral Park divisions of the Rocky Mountain Garden club, a Daughters of Isabella outing to Anaconda is noted, and Ladies' Aid and Bazaar Club activities are listed with hostesses and venues.
The H. U. club of Trinity church will lead Sunday morning services with Mrs. Dennis Leary presiding and Miss Evelyn at the organ. A card social hosted by St. Marys parish ladies will be held in the new parish hall on North Main Street, featuring a long guest list. Updates list parish members, family visits, illnesses, and church group activities across Meaderville and surrounding streets.
Hundreds attend at Mountain View Methodist Church to view the Life of Christ and the Passion Play with scenes from Freiburg and Oberammergau. Rev Laurence A Lambert, a Hollywood baritone, will appear in person. The film travels through the Nativity to the Ascension with European and Holy Land locations and a ceremonial score.
Laurel and Hardy present a new feature length comedy The Devil's Brother opening today at the Rialto. The film blends their famed humor with a colorful musical background and a plot set in a picturesque era featuring nobility ladies and highwaymen.
Veterans who served in front line trenches are invited to view The Big Drive at the American. Producer A. L. Rule says the scenes revive personal and company memories for many former service members. Silver Bow American Legion officials report the film recalls dramatic moments from 16 years ago, including a battle fought exactly 16 years ago today.
The state case against George Marks, jailed for misdemeanor for employing women beyond eight hours, was heard before Judge Corbitt and taken under advisement. The defendant runs a cleaning and dyeing shop and is accused by Frank Simsac of making his wife Anna Simsac work overtime beyond legal limits.
Myocarditis was the cause of death for Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews 65 a pioneer resident who died suddenly at the Middleton studio 206 West Park on June 10. A coroner's jury certified the cause after yesterday's inquest. A search found $30 in cash and negotiable papers valued at $34 300 on her person.
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