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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1955

Page

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American Legion Post Celebrates 16th Birthday

Silver Bow Post No 1 commemorates the 16th anniversary of the American Legion noting its service to community state and nation. The organization traces its beginnings to its wartime formation in France during World War I and reflects on its civic duties and veterans’ activities.

Silver Bow Post No. 1 American Legion France Veterans’ Organization Butte Silver Bow Post Henry Gardner William O. Gilbert POST Joseph H. Toole Frank L. Harrington The C. Owen Smithers C. Owen Smithers Jr Lester Franks

Legion Sponsors Highway Safety Program

The American Legion and Montana Highway Patrol started a 1953 safety drive, placing crosses at fatal accident sites and painting crosses on streets in Butte and metropolitan areas. Silver Bow Post 1 expanded efforts with lighted crosses and over 30 Drive Carefully Protect Our Children signs, aided by local police and sheriff's offices. The program, ongoing since 1953, aims to protect children and promote veteran welfare through civic activities and Americanization efforts led by local officers and volunteers.

American Legion Montana Highway Patrol Safety Committee Silver Bow Post No. 1 Silver Bow Post Butte Butte City Police Sheriff's Office Silver Bow County William Hocking Post Safety Committee

Vivianna Cronin Post Honors Lady Veterans in Montana

The Vivianna Cronin Post, a distinct American Legion women’s post in Montana, honors Vivianna Cronin an Army nurse who died in World War I. Organized December 13, 1948, by 16 members, the post emphasizes child welfare, has earned national honors for 1952 53, and participates in Independence Day parades and Memorial Day observances. Officers for 1954 55 are listed with Marie Schumacher as president and Edith Crittenden as senior vice commander.

Vivianna Cronin Cali Legion Post Marie J. Schumacher Edith B. Crittenden Dorothy A. Koehler Red Cross Auxiliary the Legionettes American Legion Dorothy Koehler Phil Lyons Jr Merle Roberts Patrick Whalen Don Robinson John P. Shea Max Nardoni Jack Wulf Jr William Hughes

Legion Brought Boxing Back to Mining City

The American Legion in Butte sponsors fight cards that earned national notice, turning the city into a boxing center. Key names include Eddie Chavez, Bobo Olson, Garth Panter, Sandy Saddler, and Ken Davis. Scheduling highlights point to an April 5 bout and Davis’s potential shot at the featherweight champion later in the year.

Butte Silver Bow Post American Legion Montana Eddie Chavez Bobo Olson Garth Panter Sandy Saddler Ken Davis Olsen Panter Saddler Davis

Legion Advocates Security Training in National Reserve

The Butte American Legion post backs a national security training program aimed at creating a strong in service reserve rather than a paper reserve. Legion men argue it would prevent evasion and assure better national defense in wartime.

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Legion Auxiliary Promotes Varied Activities and Poppy Sale

The American Legion Auxiliary emphasizes service with year round activities led by the Butte unit. A standout is the Poppy Sale before Memorial Day to aid welfare cases and orphans of veterans. This year a Why I Teach contest aligns with national security, inviting teachers to express a contribution to national security.

American Legion Auxiliary Chapeaux National Jewish Hospital Denver Lillah Harrington Chapeau Nate Gordon Chapeau Premiere Doris Jordan Chapeau Demi-Duxiem James Kaufman la Secretaire Cassiere Freda Trethewey la Aumonier Phil Lyons Jr la Concierge C. Owen Smithers la Archiviste Butte

Group Seeks VA Hospital Improvements at Fort Harrison

A Montana American Legion committee seeks authorization to modernize the Veterans Administration Hospital at Fort Harrison Helena to serve 20 patients. Upgrades would include X ray lab surgical and central services, with removal of current frame annexes. The drive aligns with higher level approvals and Montana veteran population growth.

Veterans Administration Fort Harrison Helena Montana Department American Legion W. W. Barnard Frank L. Harrington Butte Montana Gen. Gray Veterans Affairs Joel T. Boone Miles City James FE. Murray J Callaghan E. 0. Orleman Livingston Charles Hatch

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Paris Lished Butte’s Legion Post Butte Public Library Post Americanism Committee Alex Levinski Owen Grinde Earl Goldsworthy Dale Roslosnik William Daley Dewey Price Phil Lyons John B. McClernan Walter Barnard E. B. Wainwright Carl J. Koeneman England Jack Thomas Helen J. Johnson Butte Voiture 40 And Silver Bow County Loan Closet Bill Hocking J. D. Flynn Butte Group Legionnaires Mining City Legion Advocates Security Training Legion Auxiliary VA Hospital Post Newspaper Montana Department of the American Legion Western Montana College of Education Dillon Butte High School Boys Central High School David Malyevac Bill Needham Dwaine Annala BHS John Bonner Edward Foley Clem Patritti BCHS Paul Beuthien Joseph Bato Wayne Peterson Jerry Sullivan Frank L. Harvington Americanism Committee Donald Sherick Bill Meager William Bork Bruce Hanley Jim Jursnick
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