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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

3

Olson Honored by PEO Chapter at Picnic Event

Mrs. Stanley Olson was honored by Chapter AC of PEO with a Tuesday picnic at the reservoir. Twenty three guests attended the informal event. Mrs. Olson and her son Eric plan to move to Ponca City Oklahoma to join Mr. Olson, who left by plane to begin work with an oil company. Arrangements were led by Miss Esther Elderkin, Miss Carolyn Jean Schwartz and Mrs. H. J. Keen.

Stanley Olson Chapter AC of PEO Olson Eric Ponca City Okla Mr. Olson Ani[ Oli] Company Esther Elderkin Carolyn Jean Schwartz H. J. Keen

National Federation of Post Office Clerks auxiliary elects leaders

Mrs. F. L. Abraham was elected president of the auxiliary at a Y M C A meeting. Other officers chosen include Mrs. Gilbert Dubay as vice president, Mrs. Raymond Arrigoni as secretary, and Mrs. Frances Ouelette as treasurer. A pasty supper was planned for July 18 at Columbia Gardens. Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Schroeder returned home after six weeks in Ohio and Wisconsin, with guests Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rambbly and their relatives from Merrill, Wisconsin.

F. L. Abraham National Federation of Post Office Clerks Auxiliary Gilbert Dubay Raymond Arrigoni Frances Ouelette Columbia Gardens Ohio Wisconsin R. R. Schroeder West Platinum C. H. Rambbly George L. Halder Merrill, Wis

Fidelis Club Meeting at Mrs Steele's Home

The Fidelis club of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Chester H. Steele on Steel Street.

Fidelis Club The First Presbyterian Church Chester H. Steele Steel Street

Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Veazey

Mr and Mrs Stockton Veazey Ur are congratulated on the birth of a son Monday at Murray hospital. Newcomers Club luncheon at Hotel Finlen hosted by Mrs Buck Davis and Mrs Orville Shostrom included guests Mrs James Driscoll, Mrs William Bricker, and several prospective members.

Veazey Stockton Veazey The Murray Hospital Newcomers Club Buck Davis Orville Shostrom Finlen James Driscoll William Bricker Charles Peyrot Wesley Fisher William M. Hughes Henry Lussy James G. Sawyer Noble Shearsley Donald A. Atkins George Anderson William Anderson, Jr Francis M. Arehart Jack Boatman Clifford J. Carmody W. E. Pry R. C. Havens Eugene Jones Thomas Malee R. M. Marsenich Ernest Mirehouse Leo Musberger Vernon Sediacek T. M. Webb

Sanders Hosts Dinner After Nelson Meeker Rehearsal

Mrs. L. P. Sanders presided at a dinner Tuesday night at the Butte Country club following the Nelson Meeker wedding rehearsal. Pink roses gladioli and carnations with blue delphinium decorated the table. Cards marked covers for 48. The wedding is set for this afternoon at St. John Episcopal church.

Louis P. Sanders Butte Country Club

Guests in Butte Visit From Guam En Route Home

Mrs. Leigh and her husband Commander Philip Leigh and their young son Charles are staying with Mrs. Leighs sister Mrs. Harry H. Cochrane at 1234 Steel in Butte while traveling from Guam to Bainbridge Island Washington.

Philip Leigh Leigh Charles Guam Barinbridge Island Wash Harry H. Cochrane Steel

End Vacation Trip For Murray and Her togilo Couple

Mr and Mrs Thomas J Murray Jr and Mr and Mrs James Her toglo returned Sunday from New York City after a three week vacation enjoying visits and sights in the big city.

Thomas J. Murray,Jr James Hertoglio New York City

Nome Pattern 9049 Dress Popular At Sea Colony Picnic

Jack Koenenan sails to Nome Alaska after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sukiy Steele for son Lewis Jr. A neighborhood picnic at Columbia Gardens showcased Marian Martin Pattern 9049 in sizes 12 through 20 with red, white and blue accents.

Jack Koenenan Lion Furor Nome Alaska CG. J.ee Suk Iy Steele Lewis, Jr Lewis Foenenan Leonard Hotel Columbia Gardens Montana Charles MacDonald Bobby Standard Pattern Dept Steven Michael James Michael Lowney Son Street San Francisco Calif Nevin Stephenson Denise Roter Rotering Ber Bowers Stephenebn Marian Martin

Jellied Consontne Special Liver and Onions Dine

A Thursday dinner menu features liver and onions with boiled potatoes and tomato salads, plus broccoli, bread, fruit, and a lemon sauce. Recipe steps note butter, onions, liver browning, and molasses seasoning for four servings.

Recital Tonight by Jill Myers at 21 South Montana

Jill Myers appears in a voice recital Wednesday evening at 21 South Montana street. The program opens with Oh sleep and features arias and songs from Semele Le Nozze di Figaro and The Kiss among others, including My Heart Ever Faithful and Voi Che Sapete.

Jill Myers South Montana Street

Mrs. Ruhle Home From Coast

Mrs Raymond L Ruhle and her daughter Mrs June Budd Claxton returned Tuesday from a three week visit in Los Angeles and other coast cities They were accompanied by Dianne and Rocky children of Mr and Mrs R L Ruhle Jr who will spend the summer at the Ruhle home.

Raymond L. Ruhle June Budd Claxton Los Angeles Dianne Rocky R. L. Ruhle, Jr Ruhle

Spokane Guests Bring Williams Family to Butte

From Spokane Mrs. Lesler Williams and daughter Darlene have arrived in Butte to stay with Mrs. Williams' parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krantz at 2111 Spruce. Mr. Williams plans to join them at the end of the week.

Visiting Relatives and Return Trips Mentioned

Visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richards of Great Falls spend a few days in the city. After a brief stay, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels have returned to their home in Billings.

Mrs. Joseph Richards Great Falls City Mrs. J. E. Daniels Billings

Florida Only State Not Benefited by West Reclamation

Washington June 29. Secretary Krug said every state except Florida contributed to western river basin development with materials and supplies. He noted $555 million in crops and $22.5 million in power from federal reclamation, with 60 percent of $47.57 million spent outside the West and 40 percent within. Direct 1947 expenditures include Colorado 1,853,260 Montana 717,151 Wyoming 350,462.

Washington Florida Krug Midwest Colorado Montana Wyoming

Japanese officers sentenced to hang for Bataan march crimes

Maj. Gen. Yoshitaka Kawane and Col. Kura taro Hirano were sentenced by a U S Eighth Army tribunal to be hanged for responsibility in the 1942 Bataan death march. About 10 000 American and Filipino soldiers died in the march and 25 000 Filipinos perished at Camp O Donnel.

Yokohama Yoshitaka Kawane Kurataro Hirano Bataan Eighth Army Camp O’donnel

Miss Wheeling Wins Beauty Contest Defying Bishop

An 18-year-old girl named Mariiuth Ford won Miss Wheeling and earned a chance at the Miss West Virginia title after defying Bishop John J. Swint’s threat of excommunication. The contest drew seven finalists, with two withdrawals amid church protests over the event. Ford, 5 foot 3, 109 pounds, with green eyes and light brown hair, hopes to become an actress and performed in both a one piece bathing suit and a full-skirted gown during the competition.

Wheeling W. Va Mariiuth Ford West Virginia John J. Swint Ford

Summer Visitors from Richmond Demand Briefs in Philipsburg

Mrs Gene Noreen and children Sue Helen and Michael of Richmond California are spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Purtle and Mr and Mrs Garl Noreen Capt Noreen is in summer training at Fort Lewis Washington and will join his family later in the season Mrs Helena Ayers entertained her bridge club at her home Monday evening An evening of cards and refreshments High score was Lillian Rinnerknecht and low prize went to Maryn Johnson Mrs Mabel Goldsby returned to Missoula after visiting her sister Mrs Rebecca Sandin Mr and Mrs James V Foster of Billings arrived Monday to spend several days with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs James M Foster

Philipsburg Gene Noreen Sue Helen Michael Richmond Calif Tom Purtle Garl Noreen Capt Noreen Fort Lewis Washington Helena Ayers Lillian Rinnerknecht Maryn Johnson Mabel Goldsby Missoula Rebecca Sandin James V. Foster Billings James M. Foster

Justice Dept Probes Irregularities in New Jersey Federal Court

Washington reports the Justice Department said on Tuesday it is investigating alleged irregularities in the New Jersey federal court district. The inquiry is focused on conduct within the district, with officials noting the investigation into potential procedural or administrative faults. No suspects named.

Washington Justice Department New Jersey Federal Court District

Love and Schemes Bind a Summer Evening

In a Boston salon, Andrew contemplates salvaged tanker lumber for his house while listening to Woodford and Durfee discuss postwar plans. He notices Mary Roland with Ralph Estabrook and Carol, sparking tension as he plans to court Joan during the dance in the sun parlor.

Boston Andrew Joan Mary Roland Carol Mary Ralph Young Estabrook Wheeler Place Ralph Estabrook Estabrooks Boundary Line Caro

Body of Oregon Girl Is Found

The nearly nude body of 18 year old Mary Jane Reed was found Tuesday on a lonely Oregon road two miles from where her escort’s body was found last Thursday. Reed, an Oregon telephone operator, was last seen on Thursday with Stanley Skridla. Skridla, a 28 year old line repairman, was found shot in a roadside ditch.

Oregon, Ill Pretty Mary Jane Reed Oregon Miss Reed Stanley Skridla Skridla

Government Surplus Reaches Historic June High Point

The U S Treasury reported a budget surplus of 8 809 174 412 89 on June 21 the largest ever and likely to fall sharply as a 3 billion dollar reduction becomes mandatory under the foreign aid bill signed by President Truman. The surplus exceeds past yearly spending and receipts up to 1939 and wartime totals through 1942, but a technical deduction aims to avert a possible next year deficit.

Washington Treasury Truman

Jet Fighters to Be Sent on Flight Across Atlantic

The United States Air Force will send 16 jet fighters on an exploratory transatlantic flight next week to test feasibility and logistics for jet propeller craft overseas. The first overseas jet mission will follow the north Atlantic route to England and Germany from Selfridge base, Michigan, with an expected July 7 arrival. President Truman signed legislation approving six four star admirals and generals to remain on active duty.

Washington United States Air Force Europe USAF North Atlantic England Germany 56Th 56Th Fighter Group Selfridge Base Michigan Truman

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S. G. Olson Mrs. Abraham Et - Raymonds Harrison Alll Creamery CO FDA ARS West Park Street L. P. Sanders Butte Mrs. Ruhle Spokane Guy D. George U.S Meaderville Mercantile Co Meaderville Stewarts Bishop Philipsburg Briefs Albuquerque Clarion Paramount Love Mr. Durfee Mr. Woodford Pattison Durfee Russia Darfee Oil Company Berlin Walter Ulbricht Communist of Neonomies National Fur Shop West Park Atlantic Ory Jayson W. Park Intermountain Transportation Company Helena Intermountain Greyhound Anaconda Butte-Missoula-Kallspell West Broadway Edwards Safeway Stores
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