VFW Names Appointive Officers for Year at Butte Post
William C. Wilson new commander of Butte Post No. 1448 VFW announces appointive officers and standing committees for the year. Lt. Billy J. Tucker resigned June 14 after Army transfer to Fort Lewis. The post plans a July 4 parade and wear uniforms.
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William C. Wilson
Butte
Wilson
Billy J. Tucker
Army
Fort Lewis
Wash
Military Order of the Cooties
Ladies Auxiliary
Post Hall
South
Wyoming Street
Edward T. Shea
Floyd J. Stewart
Bernard F. Sullivan
John W. Turke
William M. Daly
John B. McClernan
Augustus Belveal
William Lowney
Rudy Tomich
Donald Burke
Floyd Stewart
Paul G. Barrick
James Callen
Joseph Tarras
Ed Thomas
John Gessner
William M. Daley
Horst Burgman
William C. Morris
Oliver Atkins
Russell E. Penhale
Eddie Sheehan
Prominent Jackson Bride Weds Wil low Creek Groom
Doreene Crook of Jackson and Norman Bohrnsen of Willow Creek married June 3 in Jackson First Christian Church. The couple, attended by the bride’s brother and sister in law, hosted a Heidelberg roof reception for wedding party members. The bride, a former Magnolia Chemical employee, and the groom, a rodeo performer, will live on the Bohrnsen ranch.
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Philipsburg
Doreene Crook
Jackson
Miss
Norman Bohrnsen
Henry Bohrnsen
Willow Creek
First Christian Church
Lee C. Pierce
W. C. Campbell, Jr
Campbell
Heidelberg Roof
Magnolia Chemical Company
Bohrnsen
Ms. Bohrnsen
Ozarks
Kansas City
Omaha
Yellowstone Park
Appeals From Police Court Filed in District Court
Two appeals have been filed in district court from police court judgments. Myrvin H. Pearce appeals a $50 trespass fine issued by Magistrate John Seton for allegedly entering private property at 862 South Main Street. William Collette appeals a $150 tavern closing hours fine from 1865 Harrison Avenue police court action.
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Myrvin H. Pearce
John Seton
South Main Street
William Collette
Harrison Avenue
Auto Licenses Held by Police
Seven 1949 automobile license plates, four for Silver Bow county, two for other Montana counties and one for Illinois, have been turned over to police and will be returned if owners call or write. Plates on hand fell from vehicles and were found on Butte streets.
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Silver Bow
Montana
Ilinois
Illinois
Butte
Irene Dunne Awarded Notre Dame Laetare Medal
The University of Notre Dame awarded actress Irene Dunne the Laetare Medal calling her “An Apostle of Sanity.” The ceremony honored her and included praise of her family and influence, with Dunne crediting the honor to womanhood and her profession rather than herself.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Irene Dunne
Dunne
Installation Meet Scheduled by Ellis Installation Meet Scheduled by Ellis
Butte lodge No. 240 BPOF plans a Thursday night meeting to install officers. T Harold Estlick becomes exalted ruler after Ralph Butterworth’s passing. Karl Deshler chairs esteemed leading knight, Emmett Buckley. Clyde Carpino chairs esteemed lecturing knight. Ray Colvin presides. Assistants include L R Schmidt and James ONeil with Carroll Fabian as installing officer. Initiation follows.
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Harold Estlick
Ralph Butterworth
Karl Deshler
Emmett Buckley
Clyde Carpino
Ray Colvin
L. R. Schmidt
James O'Neil
Carroll Fabian
Plumber Held on Fire Attack Charge in Bromley
In Bromley England George Atkinson a plumber was held for trial on charges of setting fire to his wife who suffered severe burns and shock He told the court There was no attempt at murder It is money matters that are worrying me.
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Bromley
England
George Atkinson
Atkinson
Mental Hygiene Group Formed in Montana
A Montana committee is formed to provide public information on mental health problems and will affiliate with the national Mental Hygiene Committee. E. A. Atkinson chairs the executive committee. William G. Walter heads a state-wide effort. members include Helen Burke Dorothy Cassatt Nels C Briggs Leif Fredericks Dr C W Hammer and Dr Harold Tascher. Chiggers or red bugs are common near rotted logs stumps and blackberry brambles.
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Missoula
Montana
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
E. A. Atkinson
William G. Walter
State College
Helen Burke
Dorothy Cassatt
Nels C. Briggs
Leif Fredericks
Helena
C. W. Hammer
The
New
Harold Tascher
University
Noted Announcer to Lead Butte Rodeo Show
The Butte Championship Rodeo at the local grounds July 7 8 and 9 will feature Cy Taillen the nationally known announcer. Also present will be the Bingham County Sheriff Posse Blackfoot Idaho the Flying Hendrick Twins and Ann Hendricks with Stardust the educated horse. Three nights of calf roping bronc busting bull dogging Brahma bull riding and trick riding promise thrills for Richest Hill fans. Tickets available from queen contestants.
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Butte
Mining City
Cy Taillen
Taillen
de le Brone
Bingham County Sheriff's Posse
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fort
Hendrick Twins
Ann Hendricks
Rodeo Committee
Rodeo Ticket Prices For General and Reserved Seats
General admission tickets sell for 1.50 with reserved seats at 2.00 and box seats at 2.75. Children's tickets are 0.60. General admission will be sold at the rodeo grounds for those who prefer not to buy in advance.
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J. C. Penney
Rodeo Grounds
Nine Couples Obtain Wedding Licenses In Butte
Nine couples secured marriage licenses at the district court clerk’s office this week. Names include Robert Ingersoll Jr and Mallory O Connell. Arthur Cox and Hazel Miller. Irvin Staver and Madeline Castor. James Malloy and Ruth Hopkins. Robert Meehan and Mildred Rosenkranz. Dell Jones and Wanda Hendrix. Carl Slater and Ruth Smith. Mike Enrica and Rita Montano. Norbert Kaczmarek and Alice Szymczak. The couples come from Butte and nearby towns.
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Butte
Robert George Ingersoll, Jr
Mallory Anne O'Connell
Arthur Cox
Hazel Miller
Irvin S. Staver
Madeline Castor
James D. Malloy
Ruth G. Hopkins
Robert Meehan
Mildred Rosenkranz
Dell Jones
Wanda Hendrix
Ronan
Carl Slater
Ruth Smith
Ogden
Utah
Mike C. Enrica
Rita Montano
Caldwell
Idaho
Norbert Kaczmarek
Alice Szymczak
Milwaukee
Wis
Chigger Bug Feeds on Skin Not Blood
A chigger is described as a tiny red bug that feeds on skin tissue rather than blood, using its mouthparts to digest epidermal cells. The excerpt clarifies common misconceptions about the parasite's feeding behavior and location on the body.
Sideline turns into full-time job in Hadley woodwork trade
Hadley man George Pichette uses reclaimed lumber from Syria and China tea boxes to craft 400 asparagus boxes weekly. What began as a spare-time winter hobby grew into his main business, replacing his former egg venture.
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Hadley
Mass
U.P
Syria
China
George Pichette
Pichette
Saving Is Easy Says Monahan
John Monahan vice-president and Butte manager of Prudential Savings and Loan says opening a savings account is quick and simple with as little as $1. He promotes a flexible savings approach and notes Prudential offers above average earnings at 2 percent per year.
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John Monahan
Butte
Prudential Savings and Loan Association
Mr. Monahan
Prudential
All 3 Benefits Given Montana Savers
Prudential Federal Savings advertises three benefits for Montana savers. It details safety insured by a U S agency, full withdrawal accessibility with earnings, and above average 2 percent per year earnings compounded semi annually. The notice invites all savers to check their accounts and join.
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Prudential Federal Savings
United States
Handy Mail Plan Lets Butte Families Save By Mail
Hundreds of Montana families outside Butte use Prudential Federal Savings Save-by-Mail plan. No stamps needed as Prudential sends a prepaid envelope with each deposit. Write for full details to Prudential Federal Savings corner Main and Broadway Butte. No obligation.
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Montana
Butte
Prudential Federal Savings
Prudential
Main and
Broadway
Prudential Federal Savings pays semi annual 2 percent earnings
Thomas T. Taylor announces regular semi annual earnings of 2 percent for six months ending June 30 for Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association. Over 9,000 Montana families participate with earnings surpassing 86,100 dollars. total paid to date exceeds 4,100,000 dollars. Savings insured up to 5,000 dollars by the federal agency. Withdrawals allowed without deductions.
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Montana
Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association
Thomas T. Taylor
Butte Savings Institution
Taylor
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States
Prudential Federal Savings Promotes Higher 2 Percent Earned
A 2 percent annual rate at Prudential Federal Savings is highlighted to entice readers. The ad urges opening savings accounts now to receive the full semi annual earnings credited on December 31. It touts friendly service and convenient locations with a minimum deposit of one dollar up to five thousand dollars.
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Prudential Federal
Prudential
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