Silver Bow Navy Mothers Honor Commander At Dinner
The Silver Bow Navy Mothers Club held a dinner Wednesday at the Savoy in Meaderville honoring commander Mrs. Florence O'Brien on her birthday. The program featured group singing and vocal selections by Mrs. Evangeline Killgallan as guests listed include Mrs. Callahan and Mrs. Lappin who arranged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Navy Mothers’ Club
Savoy
Meaderville
Florence O’brien
Evangeline Killgallan
Callahan
Lappin
Kilgallan
Thelma Dunn
Myrtle Pearce
Hilda Nagel
Edna Cleghorn Schuller
Kathryn Thompson
Dora Kougioulis
Laura Pasquill
Violet Christensen
Kristine Simonsen
Elizabeth O'Neill
Irene Stafford
Anna M. Sheeh
Geraldine Sullivan Honored at Shower by Murphy Couple
Miss Geraldine Sullivan bride to be, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry G Sullivan, was honor guest at a dinner and kitchen shower Wednesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Emmet Murphy at 620 South Montana. Pink sweet peas and tapers centered the table for 14 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Sullivan
Jerry G. Sullivan
Emmet Murphy
South
Montana
Beverly Hills Ladies Honored at Formal Beverly Luncheon
Mrs. George FP. Vivian hosted an informal luncheon Thursday at 1106 West Broadway Beverly Hills with Mrs. Marjorie Haff and Mrs. Mary Reichle complimenting guests. Garden flowers decorated the table set for nine and the gathering concluded with contractions of pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Haff
Mary Reichle
Beverly Hills
Calif
George FP. Vivian
West Broadway
Contract
Back on Vacation for George Nelson III in Butte
George Nelson III, a Hotchkiss School student from Lakeville Connecticut, returns to Butte to spend summer with his father George Nelson and brother John David Nelson who accompanied him home after three weeks in New York and other eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson III
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Butte
George Nelson
John David Nelson
George
New York
Bagdad Shrine Auxiliary Hosts Social Afternoon
Members of the Bagdad unit of the Shrine auxiliary met Thursday afternoon in the ladies clubroom at the Masonic temple. Hostesses were Mabel Culbertson Eathel Cullen Hazel Eathorne and Effie Rule. After a dessert luncheon a social afternoon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Shrine Auiliary
Masonic Temple
Mabel Culbertson
Eathel Cullen
Hazel Eathorne
Effie Rule
Informal Dinner Party Honoring Guests At Home
Mrs William J Regan and her son John Regan hosted an informal dinner Sunday at 1924 Sheridan House to compliment Dwight Ripley and Rupert Barneby of London and New York City. The table featured garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Regan
John Regan
Sheridan
Dwight Ripley
Rupert Barneby
London
New York City
Butte Couple Weds in Bozeman Church Ceremony
Jeanne Kyl lingstad and Joe Harris wed at the First Baptist church in Bozeman in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Harry M. Kreibel. Mrs. Harris works as a bookkeeper in the Northern Pacific roundhouse office. Harris is a Butte High School graduate who attended Montana State University. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 1482 West Aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Kyllingstad
Joe Harris
James Harris
First Baptist Church
Bozeman
Harry M. Kreibel
Bride Elect Honored At Informal Pink Party
Miss Medal on Winter was honored at a Wednesday night informal party given by Miss Dorothy Burt at her home 1927 Monroe. The pink and white decor featured games and supper. Attendees included Miss Winter, Miss Beverly McVicars, Miss Kathrine Emett, Miss Mary Evans, Miss Joan McLaren, Miss Joanne Turner, Miss Joanne Cannon, Miss Bess Hubber, Miss Dorothy Dyer, Mrs. Alex S. Christie, Mrs. L. G. Winter, Mrs. Harry S. Burt and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Burt
Monroe
Miss Winter
Beverly McVicars
Katherine Emett
Mary Evans
Joan McLaren
Joanne Turner
Joanne Cannon
Bess Hubber
Dorothy Dyer
Alex S. Christie
L. G. Winter
Harry S. Burt
Golf Match and Supper Slated at Butte Country Club
A four-ball mixed Scotch foursome golf match is planned for Saturday at the Butte Country Club, followed by a buffet supper starting at 7 o clock and dancing at 9. Mrs Fred Ackerman and Alton Foutz chair the sports committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Country Club
Fred Ackerman
Alton Foutz
Savage couple returns from Yellowstone bankers convention
Mr and Mrs Eugene Savage of the Napton apartments have returned from Yellowstone National Park where they attended the bankers convention at the Canyon hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Savage
Napton Apartments
Yellowstone National Park
Bankers Convention
Canyon Hotel
Lorenz Visit Noted in Portland Niche
Mrs John FE Lorenz of Portland Oregon visits in city as guest of her nieces Miss Dorothy Hannifin and Miss Lucille Hannifin at 229 South Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Lorenz
Portland, Ore
Dorothy
Lucille Hannifin
South
Washington
Picnic at Basin Creek Reservoir by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Members of Chi chapter Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic at Basin Creek reservoir. Games and a tree shade supper accompanied by a lineup of attendees led by chapter director Miss Veronica Smith. This kickoff began a summer series of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Basin Creek
June Cannon
May Connors
Nancy Dominici
Marcella Dominici
Pauline Duchesneau
Betty Marie Facci
Helen Gerry
Nancy Griffiths
Evelyn Grogan
Kay Grogan
Dolores Kabalin
Marie Lazzari
Mary Nettle
Patsy Shea
Luncheon Honors Recent Bride at Hotel Finlen
Women employees of a Texas company hosted a Tuesday luncheon in the Roundup room of the Hotel Finlen to honor Mrs. George Shott, a recent bride. The guest list included Julia Talonen, Mary Deeble, Margaret O'Donnell, Mabel Sullivan, Minnie Murray, Audrey Hooper, Nancy Richmond, Patricia Shea, Corrine Gallant, Frances Myers, Jane Schultz, Lillian Walker, Katherine Koski, Frances Boyle, Bertha Hamry, Elaine Williams, Ann Bird, Virginia Pearce, Annarose Popovich, Helen Holmes, and Margaret Lassila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Hotel
Finlen
George Shott
Shott
Julia Talonen
Mary Deeble
Margaret O’donnell
Mabel Sullivan
Minnie Murray
Audrey Hooper
Nancy Richmond
Patricia Shea
Corrine Gallant
Frances Myers
Jane Schultz
Lillian Walker
Katherine Koski
Frances Boyle
Butte Senior Westminster Fellow Heads to Dubuque
Eugene T. Kallgren Jr son of Mr and Mrs E T Kallgren 210 South Excelsior left Wednesday for Dubuque Iowa where he will represent Butte Senior Westminster fellowship. Before returning to Butte he will spend some time in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene T. Kallgren, Jr
E.T. Kallgren
South Excelsior
Dubuque, Iowa
Butte Senior Westminister Fellowship
Butte
Chicago
Visitors From New Jersey Stay With Butte Hostess
Mrs. Robert Fitzrandolph and her daughter Mrs. C J Shaw from Plainfield New Jersey arrived in Butte Saturday to be guests of Mrs. Fitzrandolphs sister Mrs. Charles E Youlden at 9 North Excelsior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fitzrandolph
C. J. Shaw
Plainfield, N. J
Butte
Fitzrandolph
Charles E. Youlden
North Excelsior
Meade Family Returns to Butte from Richland
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meade and sons Ned and Jerry returned to Butte on Monday and are residing at 112 West Center. The family had been living in Richland, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meade
Ned
Jerry
Butte
West Center
Richland
Wash
Vincent Couple Return to Great Falls Home
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Vincent have returned to their Great Falls residence after a brief visit in the city. The homecoming marks a quiet end to their brief stay away from home, with neighbors noting their cheerful return.
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John L. Vincent
Great Falls
City
Local Baptism and Community Club Notes
Linda Ann Murray, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Murray, was baptized at St. John the Evangelist with Rev. Father Gannon officiating. Sponsors were Mrs. M. Solomon and Frank Murray. Bazaar Club of Short Ridge Memorial Christian met with sewing for the annual bazaar and luncheon. Sunshine Club to sponsor rummage sale. Women’s Home Missionary Society met at the Nazarene church recreation hall with devotions and a lesson on Tomorrow in Latin America. Attendees included local families and visiting guests from Spokane and Nebraska travels. Mary Ferguson of Spokane stayed with the Tebo family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ann Murray
Anthony Murray
Whitman
St. John the Evangelists Church
William Gannon
Bazaar Club
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Joseph Zwick
Placer
Ed Brunell
John Kiefer
Mary Ferguson
Anna Peery
Hattie E. Jones
Max Weber
Clyde Claws
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
First Church of the Nazarene
Silver Bow Homes
O. A. Perkins
David E. Figg
Gwen Trevenna
Latin America
Millie Lattie
Owen Cutler
D. F. McNutt
Jerianne
Spokane
Figg
Alice Jean
Jimmy
David
Sharon and
Harold
George Trevenna
Gwen
Adele Trevenna
Milo
Hoover Foresees End of World Food Crisis Soon
Hoover warned the famine crisis, caused by agricultural decline and wartime plunder, would reappear if shipments fail. He cited droughts and war-torn regions but said immediate needs are met thanks to new supplies and conservation. Victory hinges on continued food regimes, sustained surpluses, and uninterrupted aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Manchuria
Hoover
Campaign Group to Meet Today on Montana Propaganda
Senate campaign investigating committee schedules a Saturday meeting to decide whether to send an agent to Montana politics. Senator Bridges says Senator Wheeler has informal complaints that false propaganda backed by the CIO is used against him. formal complaint expected for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Montana
Sen
Bridges
R-N. H
Wheeler
D-Mont
Relief Funds Clash Over Shipments and Resignation
The House tentatively voted to end U N R R A shipments to Europe by year end and to the Far East by March 31, prompting NY Mayor LaGuardia to threaten resignation. He pressured lawmakers after vowing to quit if the amendment stood, while U N R R A chief criticized opposition and defended delivering aid to Communist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
LaGuardia
Europe
Far East
New York
Congress
Yugoslavia
Bowles Resigns Federal Post
Bowles resigns from his federal role with a deadline of before midnight Sunday and urges Congress to pass essential legislation after a veto message. He warns that delaying action risks sharply rising prices and potential economic collapse and states his departure would avoid administering an inflationary bill pending presidential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowles
Congress
Woodcraft Circle No 239 Meets for Social Evening
Woodcraft Circle Silver Bow No 239 of Neighbors of Woodcraft met Friday evening at the I O O F hall after a brief business session led by guardian neighbor Helen Maempa. A social evening followed with refreshments. attendance was large.
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Silver Bow Circle No
Woodcraft
Helen Maempa
Was Mad Man Admits After Viewing Victims
In a tense courtroom scene, Newton admits to killing his wife and striking her before the car crash near Lake Tahoe. He recalls using a shovel and the baby bottle, saying he was mad. his injuries include fractured vertebrae. His wife is unaware of their children's deaths as visitors are barred from her bedside. A Pittsburgh divorce case notes Mrs. Vernie Fulton granted divorce after she accused her husband of sending the undertaker and ordering funeral wreaths while she lay sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckoff
Newton
Lake Tahoe
Pittsburgh
U.P
Vernie Pulton
DeMolays to Picnic at Bison Sunday
Highland chapter of DeMolay plans a Sunday picnic at Bison Creek campgrounds starting at noon. Members, families, and friends are invited to an all day event featuring an afternoon sports program. Charles Hewitt chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Bison Creek
Charles Hewitt
Degnan Kidnapping Case Shocks Nation
A Degnan kidnapping case horrified the nation as a 3 year old girl, daughter of James E. Degnan, was abducted from her bed on January 7. A ransom note demanded 20000 dollars in small bills. Police found the girl's severed head in a sewer and other remains later. The crime led to a massive citywide manhunt with hundreds detained and police expanded patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degnan
James E. Degnan
OPA
Civilians, Police Shot At Protesting Crowd Near British Embassy
In Baghdad on Friday a civilian was killed and seven others wounded including three policemen when police fired on a crowd marching on the British embassy shouting anti Zionist slogans. The gunfire dispersed the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Fate of OPA At Stake In Truman Debate On Price Bills
The eight hour filibuster by Senator O'Daniel stalls fate of the OPA extension as Truman faces a veto decision. Senators Thomas and Bushfield clash over farmers and propaganda while Bowles Porter urge veto and lawmakers warn against temporary fixes. House cuts OPA funds but chamber rejects restricting agency publicity. White House releases a National Wage Stabilization Board letter warning that the compromise extension would unleash uncontrolled inflation and fail to stabilize wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Daniel
Texas
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Bushfield
R-S. D
OPA
Treasury
Barkley
Congress
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Truman
Capitol Hill
Bowles
Senate
House
Rep
Taber
R-N. Y
Frederick C. Smith
Ohio
Board of Directors
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
National Wage Stabilization Board
White House
OPA Price Rises Might Trigger Strikes Warns Small
Civilian Production Administrator John D Small warned that price hikes under the OPA bill could trigger wage demands and production crippling strikes. He urged restraint from industry and labor, noting much profit would be taxed. He expected the current respite from major strikes could usher in unprecedented production and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
John D Small
How They Voted on OPA Extension by Rocky Mountain Senators
Washington June 28 final approval was given to the OPA extension bill. Democrats voting for Chavez Gossett Johnson Magnuson Mitchell O Ma honey Taylor. Republican for Millikin. Democrats against Murray paired with Gerry. Republicans against Robertson Wherry and Butler paired with Thomas for Young announced against. Not recorded Hatch Wheeler Langer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountain States
Chavez
Gossett
Johnson
Magnuson
Mitchell
O’mahoney
Taylor
Millikin
Murray
Gerry
Rhode Island
Robertson
Wherry
Butler
Thomas
Utah
Young
Hatch
Wheeler
Langer
End Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Greiner Leave For Spokane
Mr and Mrs Robert J Greiner of Spokane concluded a visit with Butte friends and departed Tuesday to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Greiner
Spokane
Butte
Record of Kennedy testimony on Redin and Yellowstone document
Kennedy testified he acted under FBI instruction and aided Redin as an undercover accomplice since 1945. He described payment for information on ship machinery and trials, and said a two page Yellowstone document was shown to a government operative. The jury may hear its contents as confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Kennedy
FBI
Redin
Yellowstone
Portland
Ore
Australia
Pomeroy
County Sealed Bid for 50000 Gallons 8C-4 Road Oil
Silver Bow County Commissioners will receive sealed bids at the Courthouse in Butte Montana for about 50000 gallons of 8C-4 road oil to be used on streets. Bids must meet SC-4 specifications per Surveyor Jack Healy and be F O B Butte. Bids opened July 18, 1946 at 11:00 a.m. The board may reject any or all bids. Chairman Joseph F. O'Donnell announces the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Butte
Montens
Jack Healy
Silver Bow
F. O. B. Butte
Montana
Joseph F. O'Donnell
Board of County Commissioners
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A long crosswords grid of clues runs across and down with numbers and definitions. The Across and Down lists include varied terms such as Vipers Nudges On top Hillside dugout Govern Garment Threateningly Top of an apron Regret Weaken Voided escutcheon Anglo Saxon letter Top of the head Pointed weapon Outer Bred garments Small coin Eur Becomes dull Perch Hint Missile Goddess of peace Color of ashes Slightly crazy slang Greek letter Masculine pronoun Dishes before chief courses Ropes and tackle naut Excavate Subsided Small plate of ground Forearm bone Thus One of the Philippine Islands A view Indefinite article Particle of Encounter Observe Slope Some A thief Dexterous Dry Factor Prong Girl s ce name poss Wiseman Down 1 River Swiss 2 Resembling stumps of wheat 41 Operatic melody 42 Turkish magistrate 44 River Scot.
Plane brings angel to town to meet new playmate
A child describes a family welcoming a newcomer by plane, calling the arrival a joyous event. The youngster invites the girl to join their games and promises fun, asking the dog Zero to greet her warmly as the plane lands like a white bird.
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Navy Mothers Club
California
Jockey Shorts
F. Park
South Side News
Fannie Shekell Geach
South Side
Los Angeles
John Geach
Ben Johnston
2040
Phillips
Sunshine Club
East Park
Jennie Tiddy
Leo Murphy
F. L. Abraham
Harry Weir
Catherine Marie
Adams
Betty Jean
E. M. Tebo
Tripp and
Dragstedt
South Main
Cheerios
U. S
U. S. No
Frankfurters
Ile
Woodcraft Circle
Man
Marans Outfitting Co
West Broadway, Butte
United States
H. N. Wallin
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Victor N. Anderson
Wallin
Black
Lecals
Vipers
Nudges
Hillside Dugout
Govern
Garment
Threaten
Ingly
Weapon
Goddess of Peace
Color of
Naut
Philippine Islands
Wiseman
New Arrivens Ladifs’ Slai AK
VicGregors
Main Street
Little Annie Rooney
Brandon Walsh
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