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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
5
NYA marks its sixth anniversary with an open house at 61 North Arizona Street. Stanley E. Winn says the agency, created by President Roosevelt on June 26, 1935, aims to aid unemployed and out of school youth. Sewing room and offices open for public inspection from 9 to 4.
A Butte youth and a youth from Anaconda are due in Salt Lake City on Thursday morning for final physical examinations prior to enlistment in the U S Navy. Recruiter J J McMenimen identified the candidates as Homer Fults of Centerville and Junior W Sovereign of Anaconda.
A number of probate matters were transacted Wednesday in state district court. Judge Downey set July 7 for hearing Alex McDonald’s petition for letters of administration in the Nicho las Khoury estate valued up to 1500 dollars with cash exceeding 1100. Judge Lynch approved accounts and ordered distribution in several estates including Nadeau and McKinnon. Final discharge of Mabel V. Pearson as administratrix and other inventories were noted. hearings on distributions were scheduled for July 7.
Personal tax payments average about $1,000 daily in Silver Bow County. About 2,200 residents appear on the personal tax rolls. Montana law requires taxes to be paid within 30 days after notices are issued.
The Altar society of St Helena parish will host a public social Friday at 8 30 in the Band hall Meaderville. Members with surnames starting C and D will serve as hostesses. Local hospital updates note Jack Simonich and Mrs S A Douglas in Murray hospital in fairly good condition.
Mrs. J M White sister of the late D J Hennessy and long time Butte merchant prince arrives by plane from Seattle. At age over 90 she visits nephew D J Peters and his wife and nephew Arthur Berry and Wynn Berry at Clark and West Mercury streets. Her last Butte visit was about a decade ago.
Butte youngsters 14 years old and younger will attend the fifth Children’s day of the season hosted by Anaconda Copper Mining at Columbia Gardens. Skilled instructors will direct sports for the kids. Free bus transportation from city ends begins at 9:30 to 10:00 am to the Gardens and returns from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm.
Mrs. Margaret Rice 22 motor cycle victim buried in Mountain View Cemetery after funeral at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Wife of George Rice of 1128 East Second Street killed when a deer crossed the Butte Anaconda highway causing a collision with following riders. Other riders crashed to avoid, officers say. Rice a native of Mace Idaho lived in Butte since childhood and graduated Butte High School in 1937.
Treasury backed feature explains what a U S Defense Saving Bond is and why to buy. It notes the bond bears 2 9 percent interest if held to maturity and urges readers to purchase at post offices banks or by writing the Treasurer of the United States in Washington D C.
Whitehall resident Mr Brijovic died after an accident at the Mayflower mine on Monday night. He had lived in Jefferson county for many years.
Army Recruiting Sgt. Patrick Monahan of the Butte substation announced enlistments of Elmer J. Monaco of Anaconda and Ronald W. Cunningham of Deer Park Wis. for the air corps at Jefferson Barracks Mo. Cunningham is a former Marine who served with the Fourth and Sixth Marines in China and was discharged May 3 as a private first class with expert machine gunner qualification.
Lieut. Col. Ralph E. Davis in charge of Montana Marine recruiting traveled from Butte to Billings to inspect a new substation after visiting Missoula on Tuesday. He urged eligible young men aged 17 to 30 of good character and fitness to seek enlistment information at the Lewisohn Building fifth floor recruiting offices.
The fifth college civilian pilots training course in Butte starts Thursday morning with 11 registrants led by Dr. George L. Shue. Instruction will be by Wayne and Paul Fox, combining ground school and flight training, with applicants eligible for a private pilot license and a pledge to seek military training when needed.
Dr Charles Beck and Dr Kenneth W Brown complete one year as interns at Murray hospital and leave to start private practice Beck will operate in Harvey North Dakota Brown will join his brother in Stratton Nebraska Beck is from Mountain Iron Minnesota and a University of Minnesota Medical School graduate Brown is a Fairmont Nebraska resident and University of Nebraska Medical School graduate Two new interns expected around July 1
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