Ladies Day At Butte Country Club Honors Golf Event
The weekly Ladies Day at Butte Country Club featured hostesses Mrs G M Smartt Jr and Mrs Leonard Kaufman with luncheon and a medal play golf tournament. Mrs Mel Woodland won with a net 55 and Mrs Jerry T Sullivan was runner up with 58 as many members participated in the day’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
G. M Smartt, Jr
Leonard Kaufman
John J. Holland
H. A. Maillet
James S. Carrigan
Olympia
John H. Mack
James R. Sullivan
T. L. Doran
J. D. Murphy
E. N. Hogan
Mervin Dempsey
Gene W. Daly
Lois Jean McMahon
L. T. Grenath
Ike Meager
O. J. Horrom
J. T. Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Helen Rotar
Oscar Shiner
Mel Woodland
Jerry T. Sullivan
C. A. Champ
W. E. Tracey
Fred Ackerman
W. A. O'Kelly
Ed Merhar
George Palmer
Lawrence McKinley
George Sarsfield
H. J. Venable
Match Play Tournament Concludes with Palmer Victory
The match play tournament began two weeks ago and concluded with Mrs. George Palmer taking first place. Mrs. Jerry T. Sullivan finished as runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Palmer
Jerry T. Sulivan
Butte Sorority Plans July 8 Dinner Dance
Epsilon Sigma Alpha members met at Mrs. John Flugstad home in Butte for a brief session led by Miss Doreen Ham. They arranged a July 8 dinner dance at Hotel Finlen, enjoyed tea readings by Mrs. Semmons, and served a buffet meal. Attendees included Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Tretheway, Miss Ham, and many others. The next meeting is July 11 at Miss Fischer’s Leonard hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
John Flugstad
Florence
Doreen Ham
Finlen
J. J. Semmons
Richard Raymond
William Tretheway
Keith McCauley
William Harrington
Earl Vredenburgh
Ham
Frances Fischer
Shirley Clark
Marguerite Pressler
Elaine O'Leary
Mary Lou Kane
Eleanor Carson
Marjorie Jolson
Olga Kidd
Miss Fischer
Leonard Hotel
Independence Day Observed by Butte Rotana Club
Butte Rotana club held a Independence Day event in the Roundup room of the Hotel Finlen with Lt Frances Peterson and Lt William H Pratt speaking. Aili Elphison directed the session while Wilbur Hanley Jr and his mother performed accordion music as members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rotana Club
Hotel Finlen
Aili Elphison
Frances Peterson
WAC
William H. Pratt
Fairfield Suisun
Calif
Wilbur Hanley, Jr
Wilbur Hanley
Peterson
Pratt
Hanley
Virginia Sikonia
Thelma Bickell
Mrs. Elphison
Jennie Mae Bickell
Hazel May Uncles
Bessie Dineen
Irene White
Olive Fowler
Veronica O'Sullivan
Margaret McHale
Stella Bonino
Helen Davis
Ann Bird
Mayme Kultala
Edna Earls
Marie
Mary Phillips
Lulu Chrise
Mrs. Bickell
Miss Bird
Cochairman
Clara Weast
Dolly Dunstan
Miss McHale
Rev A C Caton to Be Honored on Leaving for Billings
Congregation at Mountain View Methodist Church hosts a Friday evening reception for the Reverend A C Caton who is departing for Billings. The event begins at 8 o’clock with a short program and refreshments. Arrangements led by Mrs Harry J Mellett and a long list of coordinators invite all friends of the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Caton
Billings
Mountain View Methodist Church
Harry J. Mellett
Esther Elderkin
F. A. Launsbach
J. L. Lorimer
C. W. Granger
Parents Welcome First Child of Mr and Mrs Robinson
The Rob inson couple of 840 West Silver Street welcomed their first child a daughter born Saturday at St James hospital Mrs Robinson formerly Miss Phoebe Griswold daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Griswold Jr 1117 West Platinum Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Robinson
West Silver Street
St. James Hospital
Robinson
Phoebe Griswold
George J. Griswold
West Platinum Street
Recital by Young Pianist Robert Best at Centerville Home
Mrs. Pearl Littlejohn presented 10 year old Robert Best at a piano recital held Sunday afternoon at 1942 Argyle Street Centerville. Large audience, enthusiastic reception. Program included Bach Prelude and Fugue, Adams Down Stream, Skaters, Twelfth Street Rag, Wind at Play, Fairy Frolics, Magnolia Blossoms, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church of
Centerville
Fred Anstice
Gilbert Sullivan
Wayside Chapel
Wilson
Robert James
Gwen Kestle
Boughton
Adams
Robert Best
Pearl Littlejohn
Harold Best
Center Street
T. James Kitto
Argyle
Kublak
Twelfth Street
Ens
Warieog
THORS
Secesetcticre
Mid-Summer Fete By Linnen Lodge No 174
Linnen lodge No 174 Order of Vasa held a mid-summer festival at Scandia hall with Olga Motsch presiding. Technicolor Sweden films, musical numbers, and dancing entertained two hundred twenty-five guests as Helen Davis led the program and Emma Lind supervised refreshments and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lind
Nels Johnson
Reception Held at Lochrie Home in Spokane
Mr and Mrs A J Lochrie entertained sixty guests with an informal reception at their West Granite residence honoring their Phoenix visitors Miss Helen Cassidy Miss Frances Rogers and relatives Mrs Paul Hoag of Spokane Miss Helen Lochrie of Phoenix and Arthur J Lochrie Jr a U S Military Academy student during a recent call of house guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lochrie
West Granite
Helen Cassidy
Frances Rogers
Phoenix
Arizona
Paul Hoag
Spokane
Helen Lochrie
Arthur J. Lochrie, Jr
U. S. Military Academy
Elmer Coughlin Ends Visit with Kitto Family
Elmer Coughlin, house guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. James Kitto of 1942 Argyle, has returned to his Tacoma home. On the way home he met Andrew Mackey, Mrs. Kitto’s brother, at Farragut field, who has since left for San Diego. Coughlin is Mrs. Kitto’s brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coughlin
T. James Kitto
Argyle
Tacoma
Andrew Mackey
Kitto
Farragut Field
San Diego
Mr. Coughlin
Piano Pupils to Hold Recital at St John Parish House
Trene St. Quentin showcases piano forte pupils in recital this evening at St John parish house 306 West Broadway. Assisting artists include Marion Amos flutist Victor J Wilk violinist Jean Claire Lawson violinist and ensemble from Joseph P Wilks studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene St. Quentin
St. John Parish House
West Broadway
Marion Amos
Victor J. Wilk
Jean Claire Lawson
Joseph P. Wilks
Eastern Star Picnic at Columbia Gardens
The auxiliary to the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday July 11 at Columbia Gardens. A basket luncheon will be served at 1 15 o’clock. Members should bring their dishes and silver. Reservations close Saturday July 8 and are to be made with Mrs Ethel Foster or Katie Jackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Columbia Gardens
Ethel Foster
Katie Jackman
Davies Couple Leave Butte for Home in Billings
Mr and Mrs Henry E Davies left Butte Monday to return to their home in Billings after visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Davies
Butte
Billings
Pastor Becomes Navy Chaplain in Naval Reserve
The Rev. David R. McKechnie, pastor of the United Congregational church since 1942, is commissioned as a lieutenant chaplain in the U S Navy Reserve and departs for an eight week indoctrination at William and Mary college in Williamsburg Virginia. He will be accompanied by his wife Mrs McKechnie and two daughters Xandra and Kathrine to Grand Rapids where they will stay with relatives. He previously pastored churches in Wisconsin and is active in the Butte Kiwanis club. A farewell party is planned at the church tonight. The family home is 2514 Bayard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. McKechnie
United Congregational Church
United States Naval Reserve
J. G
McKechnie
Butte
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Xandra
Katherine
Grand Rapids
Mich
Montana
Wisconsin
Butte Kiwanis Club
Bayard Street
Ferndale Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Grace Rodericks
The Ferndale division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Grace Roderick 2630 South Montana. Luncheon will be served at 1 o clock followed by a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
The
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Grace Roderick
South
Montana
Divorce Granted to Elsie Traynor With Maiden Name Restored
Judge T E Downey grants divorce to Elsie W Traynor from Claude Traynor for extreme cruelty. They wed in Butte on February 7 1941 and have no children. Elsie reverts to maiden name Elsie W Young. Petitions for letters of administration filed in A L Houston estate by Joseph B Houston. Judge J J Lynch sets July 8 for hearing both administration petitions and another for Claude Morris estate with Walter Barnard as petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Downey
Elsie W. Traynor
Claude Traynor
Elsie W. Young
Butte
A. L. Houston
Joseph B. Houston
J. J. Lynch
Claude Morris
Walter Barnard
Judge Lynch
Veterans Employment Debate Urges Local Answer in Montana
R. B. Downs of the U S Veterans Employment office told the Butte Kiwanis the veteran employment problem is three times larger than after World War I and must be handled locally. He noted 43 616 veterans returned to Montana since January 1 with 20 offices handling 4 117 visits 612 job applications and 1 120 placements and 512 referred for rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. B. Downs
U. S
Montana
Butte Kiwanis Club
Finlen Hotel
Downs
Rotary Club to Hear Minneapolis Man
Emmett D. Salisbury will speak at the Butte Rotary meeting at the Finlen hotel. His talk titled Don’t Sell Selling Short covers sales and civic work in Minneapolis where he heads the Sales Managers association and serves in Federal Reserve district roles. Fred Emmett is program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett D. Salisbury
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Butte Rotary Club
Finlen Hotel
Mr. Salisbury
Kenneth Salisbury
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Association of Sales Managers
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
Fred Emmett
Gardens Open for Children Today
The third Children's day of the season at Columbia Gardens will be held Thursday weather and ground conditions permitting. Free transportation for kids 14 and under will depart from bus line ends at 9:30 a.m. and from central city at 10 a.m. for the grounds. Return trips begin at 1 p.m. and run until 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Navy and Army recruits enter service from Montana and Idaho
Harry A. Baker, 28, of 1818 Adams, trains at Great Lakes Navy center for aptitude tests for sea duty or service school. James Weitz, 2025 Harvard, reports to Camp Livingston Louisiana with the Ninety-Sixth Chemical Battalion for active duty. James B. McNally, 441 East Park, now serves in England after furlough. native of Butte and Montana School of Mines alumnus. Matthew J. Mooney returns to Farragut Idaho after leave. completed Navy recruit training and studied welding in Cleveland. Caroline Lane, 215 Thornton, completes motor transport training at Fort Des Moines to operate Army trucks and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Baker
Ethel Jane Baker
Adams
Navy
Great Lakes Center
James Weitz
Dennis Sullivan
Harvard
Camp Livingston
Chemical Battalion
James B. McNally
J. B. McNally
East Park
England
Butte
Montana School of Mines
Montana Casket Company
Fort George F. Meade
Matthew J. Mooney
Farragut Naval Training Center
Idaho
Matt Mooney
Wyoming
Mooney
Cleveland School
Caroline Lane
H. E. Robinson
Thornton Avenue
First
Women’s Army Corps Training Center
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Bond forfeitures in police court session
A man named Ralph Stork on a driving while intoxicated charge forfeited a $50 bond. Another man using the name John Ivan ich forfeited a $10 bond on a disturbance count. Three motorists forfeited $2.50 bonds each on minor traffic violations during Wednesday afternoon's police court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stork
John Ivanich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roquefort
Brick
Philadelphia
Butte Sorority
Lodge
Lochrie Home
Peterman
Rev
D. R. McKechnie
YLU
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fisher
James Abbe
KGIR
Dept
Fisher Flouring Mills Co
Seattle
Helena Man
Kiwanis Meet
Rotary Club
Eli G Si
Cebu
Don Ameche
William Donovan
Hartford Avenue
Harry Fee
Colorado
Ferris Transfer
Owsley le
He Ceel
JUMP
Shanghai
Victor Mature
Ona Munson
Vaughn
Greens Cafe
North Main
Dr. DeSeblo
Dr. de Seble
Butte High School
H. J. Scheisser
Fun Unit
NO Dero” “Trocad Rosemary Lane and
Johnny Downes
Marjorie Dennis Reynolds
O'Keefe Mischa Charlotte Use Auer
Greenwood - Bowman
John Wobbard
Binnie Barnes
Gail
Patrick
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