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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
5
Silver Bow county schools received $240190.37 in classroom unit and property tax apportionments to date, $11480.32 less than last year. Per student support is higher with a classroom unit allowance of $75.22 and totals show a countywide 1945 real estate tax contribution of $74245.67 to high schools.
Erwin R. Sybrant of 23414 South Idaho has enlisted as staff sergeant in the regular Army. Lt. Arthur W. Roberts of the Army recruiting station announced. Sybrant has six years service including months in Germany with the 97th Division and will serve a three year term in the quartermaster corps.
The Butte Red Cross chapter at 62 West Broadway has issued first aid certificates to ten participants from its standard course. Certificate holders include Patty Bartzen, Lloyd Casagranda, Juliette Coaley, James A. Johnson, Geraldine McLeod, Minnie Petroni, Phyllis Simmons, Joseph Fred Trudgeon, Joan Williams, and George Zobenica. recipients should pick up at the chapter headquarters at their earliest convenience.
A coroner's jury ruled the death of 44 year old Frank Galloway of 1119 East Galena an unavoidable industrial accident. Galloway died from injuries suffered Monday in a Tramway mine incident, after an inquest led by Coroner Rudy E Sayatovic Friday.
Washington June 28 U P The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen independent likely will join the CIO with officials from CIO and AFL saying so. AFL leaders expect the group to affiliate this fall with either AFL or CIO a CIO spokesman says CIO would welcome the trainmen and views CIO as the likeliest choice. Some AFL railway officials cautious of Whitney think CIO more plausible if affiliation occurs. Warsop England parish church has built an altar of local coal.
Mrs Laura C Reed a prominent Butte matron died suddenly after a heart attack at the family home 125 East Broadway following a dinner party. She leaves husband John R Reed a son Wesley Reed of Los Angeles a brother Otis Bradshaw nieces and nephews. Funeral plans pending with Sherman and Reed mortuary and services to be held before burial in Great Falls mausoleum.
William Lacey who used to be called Rudolph Lacey was laid to rest Friday after services at Duggan's Merrill mortuaries and Sacred Heart church. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joyce celebrated the solemn high mass with Deacon Pirnat and Sub-deacon Kaparich. Msgr. Joyce led prayers at Holy Cross cemetery where pallbearers included John Reagan Joe Pagliero Hank Toppari Bernard Barish Charles Lacey and Sid Rowling.
Judge J J Lynch denied a motion to dismiss an information charging Beulah Edna May Wallace with possession of morphine. She pled innocent, posted 1500 bail, and remains jailed. In other filings Judge Lynch quieted two title decrees for Alexander and Frances Cuthill and for Philbert and Theo Henne.
Funeral services for George A. Gardiner 39 Arlee resident and Butte mine shift boss will be held at Lucy's chapel in Missoula at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Burial will follow in a Missoula cemetery. Gardiner worked in the Butte mines from 1934 to 1944 and died Tuesday in Portland Oregon while seeking medical treatment.
The executive committee of the Butte Chamber of Commerce met Friday noon at the Finlen hotel. The committee on committees, led by Charles H. Gallagher, reported the full list of chamber committees is being prepared and will not be ready for publication for another week. Reports from the tourist and merchants committees covered street cleanup in the central business district as routine matters were addressed.
The Social Order of the Beauseant, a group of Knights Templar wives and widows, formed in Butte. Installation ceremonies are set for Monday at 8 PM in the Masonic temple ballroom with officers to be announced. Knights Templar and their wives are invited to attend.
The U S Civil Service commission announced probational appointment examinations for geologists purchasing officers and purchasing clerks on Friday. Information and application forms are available from local secretary PH Pohlman at the post office building.
In the estate of Anna Odland a cash balance of 3069.12 is reported with a petition for one eighth share distribution to each surviving heir. Irene Klema files first and final account as administratrix of Kata Radetich with no cash balance and real property only, plus a petition for distribution to the administratrix.
Police report a 27 year old veteran shot his wife Clemence Wydau 25 at a night club, then killed himself with a German Luger souvenir pistol. Relatives said he objected to her dancing career. Edward Becker, 27, a plumber's helper, is named in the incident.
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