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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1941

Page

5

Davis Jr. Named President of Butte First National Bank

Andrew J. Davis Jr. is named president of the First National Bank of Butte succeeding his late father. George A. Hill becomes vice president to succeed Davis and James F. Lowney is cashier. J. G. Degnan E. H. Mester and I. H. Bolitho are named assistant cashiers.

Andrew J. Davis, Jr First National Bank of Butte Andrew J. Davis George A. Hill Mr. Davis James F. Lowney Hill J. G. Degnan E. H. Mester I. H. Bolitho First National Bank

Visiting Priest to Hear Mass Today

The Rev. Arthur Dussault of Alma California will arrive this morning to visit Rev. Father Michael McCormick and his parents at 706 Maryland Avenue and will officiate the 9 30 mass at St Josephs Church. He spent the past three weeks visiting St Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver Chicago and South Dakota. In St Louis he attended a conference at St Louis University.

Arthur Dussault Alma Calif Michael McCormick A. J. Dussault Maryland Avenue St. Joseph's Church Dussault St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver Chicago South Dakota St. Louis University

Draft Leader Writes From Fort Lewis

Bruce Shepperd of Butte reports from Fort Lewis Washington that the 12th draft contingent will be assigned to training units within a few days. He, leader of the board No 2 group, says the boys are keen and anxious to learn what happens next.

Bruce Shepperd East Woolman Street Butte Fort Lewis Wash

Prizes for Rodeo Reach $2,600 in 1941 Legion Event

The American Legion rodeo in Butte offers total prize money of 2600 dollars for events from amateur bronc riding to Brahma steer and bull dogging. Amateurs share 200 dollars plus 65 percent of entry fees in four horse events with finals offering 35 percent. professionals compete for a 660 dollar bronc busting purse plus 35 percent of finals entry fees.

American Legion Howard Rich Montana Rodeo Association of America Butte Ken Williams George Mills Polly Mills Don Wilson Madie Ray Fredysons North Main Rodeo Earl Genzberger Legion

Germans in Chile Maintain Ties Through Commerce Industry and Agriculture

The article notes that Germans in Chile sustain connections with the Reich via business, industry, and farming activities. It emphasizes ongoing cultural and economic links influencing relations between the two regions.

Chile

Crowley Funeral Held for Butte Pioneer Mrs Margaret Crowley

Many friends attended the funeral for Mrs Margaret Crowley a long time Butte resident who died after several months illness at age 82. Services were at St Patrick church with Revs Shea Harrington and Venus, burial in St Patrick cemetery, pallbearers named.

Margaret Crowley Butte West Quartz Street St. Patrick Church St. Patrick Cemetery James Shea Frank Harrington J. M. Venus Joseph Kiely Frank Hughes Steve Sullivan Lloyd Dickey James Murphy Phil Brogan Crowley Caleb

Pioneer James M. Persons Dies at 90 in Montana

James M. Persons known as a Montana pioneer and former teamster in General Custer's Army died after a brief illness in a Butte hospital. He lived in Butte since 1892, discovered the Missoula mine, and was buried Saturday at St. Patrick cemetery after services led by Rev. Thomas Ashworth.

James M. Persons Custer St. Patrick Cemetery Thomas Ashworth Daly-Shea Chapel Slater Smith Violet Laity William Egan Gus Jordan John Redmond Finis Matson Dan Madden Dennis O'Shea Mr. Persons North Alabama Street Butte Montana Missoula Milton Persons Wisconsin James Persons Wyoming U. S Red Cloud

Death Claims Pioneer of Mining City

William A. Franklin 79, a native of Illinois and longtime resident of Butte, died early Saturday at his home 644 West Quartz Street. He is survived by his widow Anna Franklin, two sons Edgar and Robert Franklin, a son-in-law Albert Sandsted of San Diego, four brothers and sisters-in-law Ernest Franklin of Roundup, Dan Franklin and Robert Franklin of Nebraska, and four sisters and a brother-in-law Ida Gavin Jane Hayes and Andy Anderson, all of Nebraska and other relatives.

William A. Franklin Illinois Butte West Quartz Street Ernest Franklin Roundup Dan Franklin Robert Franklin Nebraska Andy Anderson Ida Gavin Jane Hayes Josephine Hornbeck

Franklin dies at Butte. local kin listed

Franklins in Montana and California are noted among survivors from Butte with seven grandchildren Edgar Jr Mary William Patricia Alice Franklin of Butte Ann and Robert Sandsted of San Diego and Elizabeth Wiedman of Detroit. He belonged to King Solomon Lodge No. 9 and worked as a watchman at the Rocker plant. Body at Whitechapel. Mary Kennedy dies at 62 after a week long illness. survived by siblings in Helena and California and cousins. body at Daly-Shea mortuary.

California Edgar, Jr Mary William Patricia Alice Franklin Butte Ann Robert Sandsted San Diego Calif Elizabeth Wiedman Detroit Mich Franklin King Solomon Lodge No. 9 Helena Rocker Plant Whitechapel

Death of Patrick Byrne 65 retired miner in Butte

Patrick Byrne aged 65 a retired miner died Saturday noon at his home 122 Minah street He was born in Ireland and lived in Butte for 17 years coming from Learville Colorado Surviving relatives include widow Mary five children Rose Marie John Ann Joseph and Elizabeth all of Butte three sisters Mrs John O Leary New Jersey Mrs Mary Martin Leadville and Mrs Margaret Quinn Leadville and a brother Michael Byrne in Ireland The body is at the Duggan Merrill mortuary

Mary Kennedy Butte South Washington Street Kennedy Janesville Wis Michael R. Kennedy Harold Kennedy Sherwood Courtney Waterloo Iowa Inlaw Anna West Helena Mary Gerald Eric Josephine Kennedy California Daly-Shea Mortuary Patrick Byrne Minah Street Byrne Ireland Learville Colo Mary Rose Marie John Ann Joseph Elizabeth John O'Leary New Jersey Mary Martin Leadville Margaret Quinn Michael Byrne Duggan-Merrill Mortuary

John Lindquist Named Delegate to Lodge Convention

Butte resident John Lindquist elected as delegate to the supreme lodge convention to represent the Western district of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America. Montana members are honored with district offices. Butte lodge No. 11 excelled in the ladies drill at Tacoma.

John Lindquist Butte Supreme Lodge Scandinavian Fraternity of America Tacoma Wash Butte Lodge No. 11 Montana N. C. Underdahl Kalispell James Jensen Great Falls Ralph A. Strandberg Helena Olof W. Johansson Marie B. Hunter Everett Ivan Pearson Spokane Detroit Cester Anderson Lydia Benson Ann Lindquist Inez Matsch Bertha Hamry Lorraine Dillet Butteridge No. 11 Olof A. Barbo Rasmus Hansen Niels Knudsen Henry Knudsen Evelyn Knudsen N. C. Simonsen Howard Simonsen Peter

Luther League Names Officers for Year

Two South Dakota Lutheran pastors were elected president and vice president of the International Young People's Luther league. Milwaukee was chosen as the 1943 biennial site. Re‑elections included Dr. P. M. Glasoe as choral union president and other officers across Minnesota Wisconsin and Northfield.

Wittenberg Wis P. M. Glasoe Northfield Minn Choral Union M. Casper Johnshey Starbuck A. L. Swenson Milwaukee Harold Ulring Minneapolis B. T. Roe Superior J. H. Stenberg

B P W to Hold Meet Monday Evening

The Butte Business and Professional Women's club will meet Monday evening at Suzzan's Cottage for a dinner session. Officers for the new fiscal year starting July 1 will be installed and delegates to the state convention at Karst's Kamp will report. Esther Sweeney chairs the arrangements with Ida Matson Olive Fowler and Pearl Schroeder listed. Olive Fowler will install the officers.

Butte Business and Professional Women’s Club Suzzan’s Cottage Karst’s Kamp Esther Sweeney Ida Matson Olive Fowler Pearl Schroeder

Montana Coed Confesses to Killing Two Newborns in San Diego

Ann Marie Hanssen 22, a San Diego college student from Montana, confessed to police she bore two illegitimate babies and killed them. She said the first child was born June 13 during illness and strangled with pajama leg, body in a closet box. a second birth and death occurred earlier, with paternity undisclosed.

San Diego Calif U.R Ann Marie Hanssen Montana San Diego College Blake Mason Miss Hanssen School of Social Science Mason Eveleen K. Bryan Phoenix Ariz

Great Aunt Attends College While Pregnant Amid Family Strife

The passage notes a great aunt who attended college for two years largely while pregnant, without revealing her condition. The girl's mother resides in Missoula, Montana, and has separated from the girl's father.

Missoula, Mont Mason

Five CCC Enrollment Applications From Silver Bow Men

Silver Bow county young men submit five applications to join the Civilian Conservation Corps. Harold M. O Brau n county welfare supervisor says applicants must register with the Montana State Employment Service on West Granite Street before enrollment. Enrollees may take private industry or agricultural work and receive CCC discharge if a private job arises. Welfare officials expect a July enrollment date for the county quota, with all qualified applicants to be accepted.

Civilian Conservation Corps Silver Bow Harold M. O’braun Montana State Employment Service West Granite Street CCC O’braun

Woman forfeits bond for DWI in police court

A woman listed as Mrs Eva Young forfeited a $50 bond by not appearing in police court Saturday for driving while intoxicated. She was booked by Officers Dan Reagen and Tom Calpin. The item notes that about one third of all consumption in Great Britain recently comes from Iran.

Eva Young Dan Reagen Tom Calpin Great Britain Iran

James Connollys Welcome Son at Kalispell Milestone

A son was born recently in Kalispell to Mr and Mrs James Connolly. The father is native of Butte and manager of the Monarch lumber yard in Kalispell. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Connolly of 1131 Delaware Avenue Butte.

Kalispell James Connolly Butte Monarch Lumber John Connolly Delaware Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Davis, Jr Lowney Degnan Mester Mr. Bolitho THE Miners National Bank OF Butte W. Park Iksiento Victor Brunswick Columbia Records RCA Victor West Park St Dreibeleis Music Company Butte’s Big Music Store J. Persons Howards West Park Luther League Baby Murders Conservation Corps James Connollys 5. M. Flucstad Ieee Gordon N. Main
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