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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1933
Page
7
Dispatches from London describe continuing currency instability as affecting U S and French views of the dollar value. Analysts note price volatility in textiles and raw materials disrupting fall clothing planning as London negotiators seek stable monetary measures to facilitate world trade.
Norma Price sues Mutual Benefit Health and Accident of Nebraska for life insurance on James Claude Price. The widow twice received claims for her husband’s death but the insurer now moves for a new trial after the case concluded in Judge Riley's court. Price had vanished years earlier, was later found to be alive, and Mrs. Price refunded the payout. He died in a Montana auto accident about a year ago.
Vienna reports government issues warrants charging treason for all Nazi leaders in Austria. Frontiers were guarded to stop flight of leaders abroad. Albert Frauenfeld, a Nazi leader, had been arrested in connection with an alleged treason plot. Immunity of Nazi leaders in legislative or municipal councils was revoked to permit arrest.
The funeral for Mrs. Catherine Kelly will start at 8 45 AM from 917 East Fourth Street and proceed to St Peter’s church for a 9 o’clock requiem high mass. Interment will be in Mount Carmel cemetery family plot.
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Kelly will be held Monday in Anaconda. The death followed a brief illness at St. Ann's hospital. The cortege forms at 8:45 a.m. and service at 9 a.m. Interment is in Mount Olivet cemetery. James Kelly, son in Hastings NY, cannot attend.
Miss Elsie Hard of Shawnee Okla spends vacation in Anaconda. Miss Mabel Hard to arrive from Billings early in the week. Herbert Hard of Portorelo Ecuador spends the summer here. Mr and Mrs Archie Strang of Echo Lake visit. Lou Leskey of Warm Springs visits friends. Mr and Mrs D W Allen of San Francisco visiting Sunnyside home. first visit home in nine years. P M O'Brien county commissioner returns from Miles City after Montana Association meeting.
Beaverhead post of the American Legion sponsors Vigilante day at Dillmont park on July 3 with widespread interest from Beaverhead and nearby counties. Entertainment grows daily and will recall early Vigilante activities with a drill and exhibition by Lu per Bow post bugle corps from Butte. A Monday evening program precedes the dance at the Dillmont pavilion.
Dillon Montana June 24 Special report wool market opens with Peterson Hansen Armstead growers clip selling for 26 1 4 cents a pound Walter Foster buying for Silberman Sons Many buyers visit the city to negotiate with growers indicating strong demand this season
Beaverhead county ranchers plead for moisture as another week of hot clear days shrinks ranges and crops show stress from prolonged sun. Stockmen report pastures drying quickly and water supplies dwindling across the county.
Dillon June 24 enrollment for the summer school at Montana State Normal College reached 380, up from last year's term total. Officials said registration exceeded expectations and the session opened two weeks ago.
George Saito, longtime manager of the Japanese-American studio here, has returned from four years in Japan and plans to reestablish residence in Montana.
Mr and Mrs S E Whitworth of Dell spent the day in the city visiting relatives and meeting Judge Lyman H Bennett of Vir. The brief social exchange highlighted local interactions and courtesy calls in a routine city visit.
Veterans of Foreign Wars present a Father’s Day program for patients at Galen and Warm Springs state hospitals. Directed by E. B. Larish and organized by Mrs. Alma Flint, the event features skits, old-time dances, musical numbers, a Zodiac reading, vocal duets, and various dancers and performers led by a local cast including Bruce Weaver and Violet Keppler.
Members of the 1933 St Ann s hospital training school graduating class were complimented by the junior class at a theater party and buffet supper held at Mr and Mrs Frank McKelvie s home. Purple and gold decorations highlighted the event with attendees including Mary Helen Walsh Dorothy Dyas Alice Shea Mary Burns Ann Bolkovatz Corella Runsvold Mary O Day Nora McCabe Frances McKelvie and Victoria Anderson.
Mrs Nellie Small with daughters Margaret Katherine and Helen and son Francis left Thursday for Ishpeming Michigan to spend a month with relatives. En route home they will visit the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago.
The Englewood Emerson Junior Gardeners group known as the Sprouter group will meet Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. D J Mooney’s home instead of their usual Monday gathering.
Thomas Marshall and Lloyd Noc tor returned from a two weeks vacation trip to coast cities. In Seattle they visited Marshall’s cousin Miss Louise Ferkovich daughter of Tony and Mrs Ferkovich. Miss Ferkovich known on the air as Lou Raymond and works at station KOL.
Mr and Mrs Charles McKenna and sons Leo Jack and Donald of 2113 Princeton avenue have returned from a fortnight visit with relatives in St Paul where they attended commencement at St Catherine’s college. Their daughter Margaret was in the graduating class and she returns with them to spend the summer in Utte.
Mr and Mrs John Bartlett Jr with Mildred Emma Howard and niece Mary Evelyn White travel to Wallace Idaho to visit Mrs H B McDermott and family. The McDermotts formerly lived in Silver Bow Park.
A Tuesday evening wiener roast on Harding Way honored Miss Jessie Berryman, retiring captain, as Rainbow cadets presented her a handsome gift. Chaperones, guests, and honor attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Hadzor, Mrs. Skedd and others, plus Mrs. Mabel Hill hosting visitors Corrinne Corrigan and infant Howard Rippel at 2211 Amherst Avenue.
Among south siders joining the United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliaries at the Great Falls state convention next week are Mrs. H. L. Slack of 1117 Cobban Street Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley of Farrell Street Mrs. Cora Ottis of 2004 Phillips Avenue Mrs. Constance Estabrook of Harrison Avenue and Mrs. Mae Hoon of 2081 Florence Avenue.
City officials carried out duties in Dillon today. Mr and Mrs Earl Watts welcomed a son born this morning at Barrett hospital. Tom D Caverly of Helena, E A Van Sicklen of Salmon Idaho and Walter Cris of Butte were in Dillon for business today.
The body of Ruegg, once of Butte and Madison valley, was recovered June 14 from the Yellowstone River and identified. He had visited Alder to see his father in law and had been married to Miss Judge. His wife died after an alleged illegal operation, leading to murder charges against a local physician. Burial occurred in Billings beside Ruegg’s father.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Carr at 11214 West Granite street celebrate the birth of a son in a local hospital this week. Mr and Mrs John Bartlett Jr at 932 East Mercury street and their children Howard and Mildred Emma with their niece Mary Evelyn White left for Wallace Idaho to visit Mrs Bartletts sister Mrs H B McDermott and family, former residents of Silver Bow park.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Schilling relocate from their Phoenix apartment to a new residence at 1153 Lewisohn Street, marking a housing change of note for the couple.
Miss Marjory Ralph returns to spend the summer with her mother Mrs. W. E. Ralph at 812 West Granite. George Courtier of Butte is reported ill at his home. One of the week’s outings at Columbia Gardens was a Friday picnic by the Ladies Aid of Gold Hill Lutheran Church with a large guest list including H. O. Helland, John Ring, Thelma Hamry, Inkret family, Martin Bjorgum, J. Mathison, Ole Goddland, A. L. Hawk, P. Orrested, Ole Ellison, Clara Gold, Matt Korsund, O. Hyland, T. P. Wickes, E. Kvasheim, Rev. T. P. Neste of Anaconda, Julia Murphy, Sullivan, Jim Woods, and many others.
Five criminal cases are scheduled before Judge Frank L. Riley. John Cooley faces manslaughter for a April 25 1932 collision at Park and Montana streets and requested a subpoena for an eyewitness from Montana State Hospital. The others are burglary and reckless driving charges with appeals from police court.
Welsh Presbyterian Da Kota and Aluminum streets hold Sunday school at 12 15 with an evening service at 7 30 preached by Rev S P Martin. Full Gospel Mission 5 South Arizona street offers Sunday school 10, worship 11, evangelistic 7 45. mid week 7 45 Tuesday and Friday. Edward B Byram is pastor.
Lowell Avenue Methodist Church on George and Lowell streets with Pastor T. B. Reagan invites Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning sermon titled David's Kindness to Jonathan's Son. A union service follows at 7:30 p m at First Presbyterian Church.
The Unity Truth Center of Practical Christianity meets Wednesdays at 2 30 PM and 8 PM at the YMCA. A children's class runs at 3 45 PM. Open to the public. Leader is Mrs Myrtle M McAboy. Unity literature is sold at 14 North Montana Street with a lending library nearby.
Sunday school officers and teachers meet at 9 30 Sunday with classes starting at 10. Broadcast from 6 30 to 7 00 and Sacrament meeting 7 30 to 8 30. Relief society Thursday 2 00. Mutual Improvement Association Thursday 7 30. Primaries held weekly. Branch presidency E M Gittens C H Peterson and G L Young.
The Unity Truth Center holds Friday meetings at 2 30 p m and 8 p m led by Mrs Mary FE Wessel. A children's class Friday 4 p m led by Mrs FE Downing. Adults study class Tuesday evening and Junior Unity Truth class Sunday 2 30 p m led by Miss Ella Spafard. Men's business group meets second and fourth Friday at 7 p m at the YMCA.
Morning services at 11 and evening services at 8 at 229 North Montana. Sunday school for children up to six at 11 and older children at 12 15. The subject is Christian Science. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Reading rooms in the Metals Bank building room 605 open daily 10 to 5 and evenings 7 to 9 except Wednesdays.
Unity M E Meaderville Sunday school at 10 40 o clock with Fred Walker as superintendent. Classes for all ages. Services suspended.
William B. Frame will lecture on As a Man Thinketh in His Heart He Qualifies as a forceful speaker and clairvoyant demonstrations will follow. Services led by Mrs Susan Hamry every Thursday at 8 oclock Take No 2 street car nearby.
Gold Hill Lutheran at 51 West Copper Street invites parishioners to the English morning service on the second Sunday after Trinity led by Pastor Theo P Neste. Sermon titled We Are Debtors with Miss Margaret Melby at the organ. Summer hours shift to morning services alternating 9 and 11 o’clock.
Christian Shortridge Memorial notes Bible school at the usual hour followed by communion. Minister Bristow leads on Spiritual Goals. Senior C E Society meets at 6:30. Union service at the Presbyterian church at 7:30.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock led by the H VU club with special music by the senior and junior choirs. Mrs Kestle and Miss Elsie Daniels conduct, Miss Evelyn Birkett at the organ. Sunday school to follow at 12 15.
Mount Bethel M E in Walkerville hosts Sunday School at 11 a.m. led by superintendent Ed Mitchell. Children day program follows at 11. Parents and friends are invited. There is no evening service until September.
Rev. E. J. Groeneveld leads morning worship at 11 o clock with the sermon God in Americas History. Sunday school convenes at 10 with the lesson Review.
The witness for the assault case involving Leo Bens as complainant is desired. Arthur Cooley faces the assault charge, not John Cooley. Leary LeGree and McGuirk have hearings set for Monday, Fagan for Tuesday, with possible continuance. Justice J. J. McNamara will hold a hearing on June 28 in Arthur Cooley’s case.
Union services include 7:30 p m morning services at First Baptist Broadway and Montana Silas Allen Thweatt minister Sunday school at 10 a m William Hinand superintendent Sermon at 11 a m subject Rewards Degrees In Heaven B Y P U at 6 30 p m Elston Rheims president Evening services at 8 p m subject The Meaning of Believe On or Believe In Christ
St Marks Lutheran announces Sunday school at 10 o clock with services suspended. Rev M D Hudtloff is the pastor.
The 10 o'clock church school offers varied departments and classes for all ages under Superintendent R. C. Treloar. A public service at 11 o'clock led by Rev. Edward Smith with the sermon Richer Than We Know follows, then Union service at 7:30 in the First Presbyterian Church.
Rev Edward Smith pastor leads morning worship at 10 o clock with a sermon titled Nothing Lacking. Church school follows at 11 led by Mrs Ernest Welter superintendent. Union service scheduled for 7 30 at First Presbyterian church.
Sunday school at 10 morning service at 11 junior league at 5 30 prayer hour at 7 30 and evening service at 8 Rev Oscar Bolander will speak at Covenant Mission located on Dakota and Porphyry streets.
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal announces church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock led by Rev A C Caton who will preach on Spiritual Relapse The Epworth league meets at 6 15 p m and Mountain View joins a joint evening service at the Presbyterian church at 7 30 p m
St John’s Episcopal Church at Broadway and Idaho streets with Rev Thomas Ashworth rector Miss Marguerite Manning choir director and Miss Violet Laity organist. Service for second Sunday after Trinity includes morning prayer and a sermon at 1 o’clock.
A compiled list of church masses and devotional times across Walkerville Meaderville and neighboring parishes. It details mass hours for St Lawrence St Anne St John the Evangelist St Patrick Sacred Heart St Marys and St Helena along with assistants pastors and special devotions including Our Lady of Perpetual Help Tuesday devotions and Little Flower Sundays.
Members of the Khaki Shirts of America in Philadelphia inspected their future billets at city hall. John Glover called himself chief of intelligence and said they would know where to go when they take over the government. The group, founded by Art J. Smith, is modeled on fascist movements. members wore new uniforms during the visit.
Local brief notes Drum Creek area mentions Dr C A Herzog chiropodist and metals bank blog address 5401 Advertising Drive with telephone 3006. Short city item references business listings.
The service features organ selections including Summer Dawn Morrison and Crown Him With Many Crowns Wilson, with hymns Come Ye That Love the Lord Watts and O for a Heart to Praise My God Wesley. Anthems and prayers mark the morning program led by organist W H Johns.
Prelude and pro hymn selections including When Morning Gilds the Sky with Venite Woodward Te deum Schilling Jubilate by Barnby and On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry announcing the Lord is nigh. Anthem selected Rec hymn Lead on O King Eternal postlude by Miss Marguerite Manning choir director Miss Violet Laity organist.
The order features organ preludes and postludes, prayers, responsive readings, and hymns including Holy Ghost With Light Divine Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Jesus Calls Us Oer the Tumult And Just As I Am Without One Plea. George V Stevens directs with Ernestine Richards on organ.
Prelude Ava Marie by Schubert on organ and Invocation with Lord’s Prayer. Hymn Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty No 56. Reading of scriptures. Bong and Hope. Prayer and more hymns. Rev E J Groeneveld delivers sermon and leads another hymn. Anthem O Lord Most Holy. Postlude on organ. Mrs Paul Baller soprano and director Miss Carrie Worcester organist. Evening union service at First Presbyterian.
Sunday school runs 10 a m to noon with opening hymn Morning Shaseneaia and The Lord Is My Shepherd. Sacramental meeting 7 30 to 8 30 with Our Mountain Home So Dear and God of Our Fathers. Tenor solos Dana Enough to Know and piano In the Hall of the Mountain King by Ruth Phelan. Closing hymns Parting Hymn.
Call to worship and response by the choir followed by hymns Faith of Our Fathers Have Thine Own Way Lord and Why Not Now. Communion hymn Ts Midnight and a communion meditation precede a silent prayer with special music. Mrs Charles E Spencer serves as organist.
The parish lists Rector the Rev Thomas Ashworth contact 6613 Organist Miss Violet Laity Choir director Miss Marguerite Manning Junior choir director Mrs A B Harby Services include 8:00 holy communion 9:30 children eucharist and church school 11:00 choral eucharist and sermon first third fifth Sundays. Morning prayer and sermon second fourth Sundays 6:30 p m. Young People's Fellowship 7:30 p m. Evening prayer and sermon.
Gladstone and Edwards announces Charles 8 See bold as pastor. Sunday school at 10:00 morning services at 11:30. Evening services at 7:30.
Rev. Frederick T. Spencer serves as pastor with morning worship in WA. Sunday school begins at 12:15 p m Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m and the evening service is at 7 30 o'clock.
66 Atlantic Street Meaderville Rev. G A Morrison pastor Sunday school 10 45 am morning service 11 45 o'clock evening service time not listed Epworth League Monday 1 30 pm
Silver Cow Spiritualist at 1486 Dewey holds meetings every Sunday and Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The notice invites attendees to join the sessions.
Mount Betrel Methodist at 1609 North Main Street with Rev G A Morison leading Sunday school at 11 am and Epworth League at 8 pm. Wesley Chapel on Garden and Talbot streets with Rev Edward Smith preaching at 2 30 pm and a Sunday school session.
Lowell Avenue Methodist South at Lowell Avenue and George Street announces Rev. T. B. Renan as pastor and Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Silver Bow Park Methodist on Grand avenue at Thornton street lists Rev. GO Morrison as pastor Morning service at 10 15 church school 11 30 Junior Epworth league 2 pm evening prayer at 7 30 Epworth league Wednesday 1 30 pm
Rev. A B Bristow leads services at Shortridge Memorial Washington and Mercury streets. Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning worship at 11. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. Christiana hosts services with evening program.
Grace Methodist at Second and Arizona with pastor Edward Smith holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth and intermediate leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Official church board meets first Tuesday 7:30 p.m. women's home missionary second Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Sunday school board third Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Epworth league business and cabinet fourth Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
Broadway and Idaho street in B and B hosts morning service at 11 oclock Sunday school at 12 30 Young Peoples meeting at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 Scout troop No 18 meets Monday at 7.
Salvation Army at 117 East Broadway under Adjutant Hall lists morning service at noon and evening service at 8. East Side Neighborhood Church at Warren and Talbot avenue, Rev. W M Brown, offers Sunday school at 11, Young People's meeting at 6 30, evening service at 7 30, with leagues led by church ministers and youth leaders.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday school at 9 40 a m and general assembly at 10 a m. Officers and teachers meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. Relief society Thursday at 2 p m. Branch presidency includes M Gittins CO H Peterson and George L Young.
Emanuel Lutheran Augustana church on Sliver and Montana streets led by Rev. L EB Jones. Morning service at 11 o clock Sunday school at 12 o clock and evening service at o clock. All services in fish.
Rev J Osburn Phillips pastor leads Sunday school 108 morning worship 613 services held at 11 15 am and 6 30 pm at the First Baptist Church located at Montana and Broadway with programs including P U and evening meeting.
Unity Truth Center offers a rhythmic demonstration class for adults every Wednesday at 3 30. A children's class is held Wednesday at 4. Regular weekly meetings occur Friday at 2 30. Lessons on The Silence and Friday evening Truth lessons at 8. Everyone is welcome.
Morning service at 11 o'clock and Sunday school for children to six years at 11 a.m. older children at 12:15 p.m. Evening service time omitted. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room in Metals Bank building open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and evenings 7 to 9, except Wednesday. closed Sundays and holidays.
The Independent Rosicrucian study class meets at 7 p m at the M C A. Leaders are W J Hansen and Prederice Reindl.
Mrs. Mary EB Wessel leads Friday gatherings at 2 30 pm with a 3 45 pm children’s class and an 8 pm evening meeting. A businessmen’s group meets on the second and fourth Fridays at 7 pm. All events are at the M A and open to the public.
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. motion picture actor returned yesterday from London and was admitted to a New York hospital today for pneumonia. He had a chill after landing and was cared for by a day and night nurse at his mother Mrs. Jack Whiting’s home. He and his father had toured Europe seeking a potential joint film project.
About 35 percent of all registered radio receiving sets in Switzerland are American-made, reflecting a strong export influence and market penetration in the European electronics sector.
Miss Marphel Hester delivers Scripture lesson and Miss Martha Wills offers the sermon Our Quest for God. Miss Elsie Daniels sings a selected solo and the hymn More Love to Thee is led. The session closes with club benediction.
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