Eaghange Club Elects New Board at Luncheon
Butte Exchange club elected Jack Harkins Joseph Heim and M Y Daniels to its board of control at a luncheon held at the New Finlen. They succeed Len Waters Fred Allen and Ed Edwards as terms expired.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
5
Butte Exchange club elected Jack Harkins Joseph Heim and M Y Daniels to its board of control at a luncheon held at the New Finlen. They succeed Len Waters Fred Allen and Ed Edwards as terms expired.
Police Judge Louis A Buckley heard Sallie Ohman plead guilty to operating and maintaining a nuisance and fined her $75. Earlier J Kennedy forfeited a $75 bond for nuisance charges. J Quinn was fined $25 for disturbance. Fred Olson got five days in jail for a similar offense. James Lawler received 25 days for vagrancy. Two men charged with intoxication were discharged.
Funeral services for Frank J Murphy 47 formerly of Missoula were held at St Patrick's church with a requiem high mass by Father A J Rooney. Burial followed in St Patrick's cemetery with prayers by Father J M Venus. Pallbearers were Leonard Courtney Carl Trauerman John Cannon Joe Duffy Will Humphrey and A J Loom.
Floyd Noyes thanked the club for aid toward equipping the boys golf organization at the municipal links. Club singing was led by Lew Waters.
Hundreds from Helena attended the funeral for Patrick J. Lahiff 49 former Mountain Con mine shift boss who died after an operation. Requiem high mass at Immaculate Conception Church and burial at Holy Cross cemetery followed.
Forestry officials launched a search yesterday for two picnic parties that abandoned their camp fires in the Thompson park region Monday night. Supervisor R. T. Ferguson said the flames spread over large areas and threatened timber. The parties will be prosecuted. leaving a burning fire is against forestry rules.
The Unity Truth Center of Practical Christianity announces a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the YMCA. An afternoon lesson titled True Courage will be held at 2:30 led by Mrs. Myrtle McAboy.
L. Gordon, once a popular figure in the Butte railroad colony now with B. O. P. Sales visits Great Northern offices and old friends. He now lives in Great Falls.
Oscar Starling aged 39 died Monday in Idaho Falls. His wife Mrs. Bernice Starling received the word here. Funeral plans not set. the body likely to be brought to Butte for burial.
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