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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

5

Butte July Fourth events listed by city officials

Mayor Barry O Leary unveiled a full lineup for Buttes Fourth of July observances. The schedule includes parades, dances, baseball games, a sports program at Butte High Stadium with many prize events, and a Greyhound racing circuit, with activities spread across July 1 to July 4 at venues citywide. The high school band will rehearse Friday for parade duties, and prizes honor animal drawn vehicles, mounts, and gender balanced races.

Butte Barry O'Leary Butte Pioneer Pioneer’s Hall Montana Kennels Club Butte Copper League Miners’ Union Silver Bow Clark Park American Legion Hall Columbia Gardens Anaconda American Legion Granite Street Montana Idaho Butte Copper Butte High Stadium Montana Kennel Club Butte High School H. J. Schiesser Buster Froelich

Inquest Held Into Stanich Death At Leonard Mine

Acting County Coroner Richard Rogers led a coroner's jury inquiry into the death of Garo Stanich who was injured in an accident at the Leonard mine on June 19 and died June 25. The verdict found the accident unavoidable after Stanich was struck by a fall of ground and knocked into a chute.

Richard Rogers Garo Stanich Leonard Stanich

Nine From This Area on A Honor Roll

Of the 81 students on the spring quarter honor roll at Montana State university nine are from Butte Anaconda and Dillon. They are Dorothy Elizabeth Davis Dillon Margaret Sanders Gerhardt Anaconda Karma Rae Johnson Butte Lilly Gwendolyn Kestle Walkerville Jane Frances Mee and Eileen Theresa Murphy Anaconda Patricia Perry Elizabeth Ann Rotering Virginia Rose Sikonia and Karma Rae Johnson all of Butte.

Montana State University Butte Anaconda Dillon Dorothy Elizabeth Davis Margaret Sanders Gerhardt Karma Rae Johnson Lilly Gwendolyn Kestle Walkerville Jane Frances Mee Eileen Theresa Murphy Patricia Perry Elizabeth Ann Rotering Virginia Rose Sikonia

Record attendance marked at Camp Lowlands Scout outing

Fred W. Strandberg reports a record attendance at Camp Lowlands as advance registration for the annual Boy Scout outing. Butte and Anaconda leaders attended the executive board meeting. The camp reports extensive improvements including nearly a mile of new fencing and readiness for the Scouts.

Lowlands Fred W. Strandberg Butte Anaconda Herbert R. West Leo C. Maney Whitehall W. Dale Turner George L. Boylan Montana State College Helen Strandberg Guy D. Pratt Helena August Grunert Ben Foley

First German POWs from Normandy Reach U S

The Army announced that the first German prisoners captured by Allied forces in Normandy have arrived in the United States.

U. S. Washington Army Normandy United States

Apricot Jam Recipe Lets Sugar Be Saved

Quick apricot jam method uses 4 level cups ground fruit 6 cups sugar and lemon juice with pectin. Boil 4 minutes then rest 5 minutes before packaging into sterilized jars with proper headspace.

M.C.P. Pectin

Delegation Heads for Helena Meet of Mining Engineers

A large Montana section delegation of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will depart for Helena Thursday afternoon to attend the June meeting at the Montana club. Dinner at 6:30 will precede W. L. Zeigler of Hecla Mining Co speaking on Sink and Float Practice in Ore Concentration. E. L. Tittmann will preside and F. W. Strandberg serves as secretary.

Montana American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Helena Montana Club W. L. Zeigler Hecla Mining Company Wallace Idaho E. L. Tittmann American Smelting and Refining Company East Helena F. W. Strandberg Butte

Engineers to View Motion Picture

The Montana section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will meet in the Montana Power Company auditorium Thursday night. A program of colored wildlife films by Lester Barton will follow a brief business session and officer nominations. Wives, friends, and the public are invited. Meeting begins at 7:30.

Montana American Institute of Electrical Engineers Montana Power Company Montana Wild Life Lester Barton Carl Davis W. H. Blankmeyer

Butori Enlists in Army Specialized Training Reserve

Harry T. Butori son of Mrs Alfred Butori of Meaderville enlisted in the Army Specialized Training Reserve. He will depart for college level academic and military training. He is a graduate of Boys Central and has won the Carroll scholarship and Bausch and Laumb scientific medals among other honors. His brother Sgt Ralph A. Butori serves in the European theater.

Harry T. Butori Alfred Butori Main Meaderville Wedneday Army Boys’ Central Ralph A. Butori

Diviner Helps Locate Missing Farmer’s Body

George Carberry a County Fer managh farmer and diviner aided police in finding Patrick McMahon aged 36 who had been missing for two days. Despite extensive searching of Cresternan Lake the body was found only after the diviner identified the spot, according to Dublin reports.

George Carberry Fermanagh Patrick McMahon Cresternan Lake Dublin

Students Vote for Holiday at Normal College

Summer students at the Normal college voted two to one to observe a three day Fourth of July holiday. No classes Monday and Tuesday, resumes Wednesday and continues through the week with a full schedule Friday. Anne C Feley and Sheldon E Davis spoke at the assembly. Melby and other out of town speakers will appear later in the session.

Dillon Briefs Highlights Visitors and Departures

Dillon notes list several local movements: Joe White on business in Helena, Lt. Clyde J. Casterline on 15 days sick leave with parents after an appendectomy at Wendover Field Utah, Walter Derrick now Montana Fire Fighter service state coordinator and Forest Supervisor B. A. Anderson visiting Beaverhead National Forest discussions with W. B. Willey, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Irvine returning from Texas to Los Angeles for a stay.

Mexicans Explain Slow Fund Growth for Mother Monument

Mexicans say the fund for the proposed Mother monument in Mexico City is growing slowly due to high food prices. Citizens note many resources are needed to feed the living mothers.

Mexico City

J. W. Chancellor Dies in Mining City at 83

John W. Chancellor 83, Virginia native and longtime Mining City resident, died at home. Survived by his widow Aileen, two sons including Lt. Comdr. Co K of the Navy Medical Corps, three grandchildren in Peru, and two sisters. Funeral at Whitechapel Friday at 2 PM with Rev. Thomas Ashworth. cremation to follow. Matt J. Molek Jr., 42, killed in Badger mine fall. survived by wife Montana, father Matt J. Molek, siblings Antone and John Stocker, and niece Josephine Molek. Body at Daly-Shea mortuary. services Saturday at Sacred Heart, burial Holy Cross.

John W. Chancellor Virginia North Washington Blacksmith Union Aileen Chancellor Comdr Co. K Navy Medical Corps Edloe Oroya Peru John Edward June Dorothy Frances Ann William Powers Richard Matthews Fort Scott Kan Whitechapel Thomas Ashworth Matt J. Molek, Jr Victoria Hotel East Mercury Badger Mine Montana Molek Butte Matt J. Molek Silver Bow Antone Molek John Stocker James Molek Josephine Molek Wisconsin Daly-Shea Mortuary Sacred Heart Church Holy Cross Cemetery

Italian-born Butte confectioner Joseph Varano dies after brief illness

Joseph Varano, an Italy native who lived in Butte for 28 years and owned the Rialto confectionery, died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. He resided at 207 East Park Street and is survived by two nephews, Domenico Ammendolo and Vincenzo Berino, both of Amber, Pa. The body is at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary.

Joseph Varano Italy Butte East Park Street Varano Rialto Confectionery Domenico Ammendolo Vincenzo Beriino Amber, Pa Duggan Merrill Mortuary

Democrats Plan Picnic at Gregson Springs Sunday

The South Side Democratic club meets in Liberty hall on Front street to finalize plans for a picnic at Gregson Springs scheduled for Sunday July 16. President M D O Connell will preside with C P Schenck leading the general committee and Miss Margaret Nagle as vice president.

Gregson Springs South Side Democratic Club Liberty Hall Front Street M. D. O'Connell C. P. Schenck Margaret Nagle H B. Strasser

Nylon release frees cloth for civilian wear

The War Production Board released 750000 yards of nylon parachute cloth unsuited for military use. It may be used for pants shirts slips and dresses. In East London South Africa hoodlums revive swastika vandalism targeting autos and tires, echoing earlier wartime desecrations near Salerno.

Washington War Production Board London South Africa Pompey's Rock Salerno Italy

Boy's leg fracture after collision on Harrison Avenue

Norman Betson reports five year old Richard Paull of 1834 Georgia Street ran into Betson's car on Harrison Avenue. Paull suffers a fracture to the right leg after the incident, Mr Betson taking him to St James Hospital for examination per Police Chief Bart Riley.

Norman Betson Farragut Street Richard Paull Joseph Paull Georgia Harrison Avenue

Reverse Lend-Lease Aid Surges in First 3 Months

United States Army and Navy forces and Merchant Marine shipping received reverse lend-lease aid exceeding 500 million dollars from the British commonwealth during the first quarter of the year, according to the Foreign Economic Administration.

Washington United States Army British Commonwealth of Nations Foreign Economic Administration

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte Bottlers’ Supply Co., Inc Main St Agency For “Bull Dog Famous Brands The WAC Robert Fletcher Women's Army Corps B. P. Cody Army Center War Department Front Maj Cody Ada Owen Great Falls D. Hilton Missoula Frances Peterson Deane Lowry Zane Brunson Rose Fonk Mary Weiss Naomi Witte Billings Maria Ponce Prudence Ornburg Back Row Corp Jessie Claxton Frances Twadell Bozeman Beth Barrett Lucille Crone Miles City Virginia Cornell Fletcher H. T. Butori ASTR Diviner Roy E. Ayers Roy Ayers Ayers Governor Club Lewistown J. W. Chancellor William Donald Michaely Germany Meredith Michaely South Grant Ifrigid FUR Shop W. Park McKee Printing West Granite R. L. Ruhle Memoriam Paxson & Rockefeller Sears Aerican S.i Trumpet Auto Horns Lang
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