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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

6

O'Donnell Montana Assistant Attorney General Dies

Philip O'Donnell age 57, assistant Montana attorney general, died suddenly in Helena from coronary thrombosis. A longtime Butte lawyer, he joined Arnold Olsen's staff in 1949 and handled criminal prosecutions including gambling charges in Helena and Butte. He was born in Ireland and studied at Dublin and London universities before coming to America in 1917. He leaves a widow, a son in California, a grandson, siblings in Ireland and New Zealand, and several nieces. Burial was at Mount Moriah with AF and AM rites after services in Butte.

Helena Philip O'Donnell Montana Arnold H. Olsen O'Donnell Butte Olsen Silver Bow John Claxton Frank Roe James Freebourn O’donnell Ireland University of Dublin University of London University of New Zealand Wellington James O'Donnell William Eire America New Zealand John D. Ryan Anaconda Copper Mining Company Young O'Donnell Philip Sacramento Calif Europe Philip Wells O'Donnell Los Angeles James Mullingar Eric Edward Madge Nora O'Donnell Eiie Joanne Carolyn Wahlstrom C. M. Jackson Lebanon Ore West Porphyry Street Duggan Merrill Mortuary

Funeral rites for Morgan Griffiths held at Masonic temple

Funeral services for Morgan Griffiths were held Wednesday at the Masonic temple with Christian Science readings. Mount Moriah lodge conducted ritualistic rites. R B Bretherton and Mrs Bretherton sang several hymns. Pallbearers named Morgan Griffiths III Jack Griffiths John C Bonner James Swaldi William Johns Albert Hebert. Honorary pallbearers listed Williams Thirloway Gus Larson Johnny Seitz Lyle Downs James Heimbach Walter Oleson Charles Stack.

Morgan Griffiths Masonic Temple Christian Science Mount Moriah Lodge No R. B. Bretherton Bretherton Shepherd Morgan Griffiths III Jack Griffiths John C. Bonner James Swaldi William Johns Albert Hebert

Death of Roy Bukilica in Helena

Roy Bukilica died in Helena Saturday, news learned Wednesday. Born in Yugoslavia he lived in Montana 50 years and worked as a cook. Survived by brother Nick Bukilica and wife in Fresno and Serbia, plus other relatives. Body at Duggan Merrill mortuary. Funeral Thursday at noon then 12:15 Serbian Orthodox services. burial in Mountain View cemetery.

Alice Wurtz Elmer Wurtz Missoula Wurtz Ruth Chapter No. 2 OES Royal Neighbors of America Gertrude Myers Mabel Lawrence Herbert Myers Ohio Marsh and Powell Butte Ruth CBS Mountain View Cemetery Roy Bukilica Helena Yugoslavia Montana Nick Bukilica Fresno Calif Serbia Duggan Merrill

Funeral Rites For George G. Lewis Conducted At St. Joseph

The funeral for George G. Lewis was held from the Daly-Shea chapel on Wednesday morning. A Requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Joseph church by Rev. Father James Ryan with graveside rites at Holy Cross cemetery conducted by Rev. Father James O Shea. Pearlbearers were Neal Shea John McLeod John Moriarity Al LaForest Otto Nelson and James Henry, all members of the Butte Miners union.

Annie Tracey Duggan Merrill Immaculate Conception Church James Gannon Holy Cross Cemetery William Morley William J. McGowan P. C. O'Donnell Peter Kennedy J. J. Lynch Barry O'Leary Edward Sullivan George G. Lewis Daly-Shea St. Joseph Church James Ryan Father James O'Shea Neal Shea John McLeod John Moriarity al LaForest Otto Nelson James Henry Butte Miners’ Union

Editor and Publisher year book lists 19 news services

The Editor and Publisher year book lists nineteen news services operating in the United States and Canada. The compilation names outlets spanning multiple regions and coverage areas, reflecting a diverse landscape of syndicates and press services active in North America.

United States Canada

Street Loiterer Is Given Fine

A total of 30 dollars was collected in police court on Wednesday afternoon. The largest penalties were 10 dollars each for Jose Quenton loitering on Butte streets and Lynn Satterfield for speeding. Satterfield paid 5 dollars more for operating a car without proper license plates. One defendant pled guilty to intoxication and was fined 5 dollars. Clarence Dahl received a 60 day jail term suspended on leaving town. Two others received five day suspensions in exchange for proof of employment, named R. M. Anderson and Marion Wilson.

Jose Quenton Butte Lynn Satterfield Satterfield Clarence Dahl R. M. Anderson Marion Wilson

Fall Injury Report for Anabelle Johnson at St James

Anabelle Johnson of 503 East Broad Way suffered a laceration over the right eye in a fall. She was treated Wednesday afternoon at St James Hospital, then returned home. Police headquarters documented the incident.

Anabelle Johnson East Broadway St. James Hospital

Butte Kiwanis Hear Of Strong Youth Baseball Program

William Cullen says Butte youth baseball rivals western programs with 30 teams in three leagues. 60 dozen balls costing 1200 to 1300 dollars fund summer schedule of about 300 games. Legion coach Walter Smith predicts state title and regional play for Butte’s team. Auction raise over 70 dollars aids local youth baseball funding.

Butte West William Cullen Butte Kiwanis Club Hotel Finlen Jack Wulf State Legion Legion Walter Barnard American Legion Baseball Activities Veterans Kendrick Smith William Dolan Charles Quist Montana California

Kiwanis meeting attendance and Western garb request

Reports note Kiwanis members attended meetings in other communities during his absence from Butte and urge club members to wear western garb at the next Wednesday meeting. Also states 4362 new oil wells were completed in Oklahoma in 1949 with 804 wildcats producing 165 producers 18 gas wells and 623 dry holes.

Butte Oklahoma The Oil and Gas Journal

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