Virginia Vivian Complimented At Butte Shower
Bride-elect Virginia Vivian was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Lynn Carkeek Tuesday evening at Cleo's Tea Room. Attendees included Cleo Barry, Mrs. Harvey Casebeer Jr., Barbara Larson, E T K Carkeek, Alice Moses, George Vivian, Hugh Dooley, Janine Peterson, Dick O'Leary, and Danette O'Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vivian
Lynn Carkeek
Cleo
Cleo Barry
Harvey Casebeer Jr
Barbara Larson
E. T. K. Carkeek
Alice Moses
George Vivian
Hugh Dooley
Janine Peterson
Dick O'Leary
Dannette O'Connell
Comings and Goings Highlight Local Visitors and Guests
Recent guests in Butte include Capt W G Grosvenor and Gail of Sacramento with Mrs Lynch and family. Also visiting were Capt Margaret Lynch in Texas and Claire Lynch of San Diego, plus Everett and Donna Moore from Lewistown. Other visitors came from Harvard connections and Montana State graduation celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lynch
W. G. Grosvenor
Gail
Sacramento
Mather Air Force Base
Everett Moore
Donna
Lewistown
Leo E. Spring
W. Galena
Helen Granger
Yale
Missoula
Montana State University
College Graduate Sandra Bishop Honored at San Francisco State
Sandra Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Bishop, graduated from San Francisco State College. Her parents attended the commencement and visited with her son-in-law and another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Reynolds of Modesto, Calif. Miss Bishop will spend the summer in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Bishop
Lester F. Bishop
San Francisco State College
F. R. Reynolds
Modesto
Calif
Butte Bridge Club Winners Walloped by Cards
The Butte Bridge Club held its weekly game at the Grand Hotel with 12 tables. North-south winners were Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Felt Anaconda. east-west top pair was Mrs. Goodman and Leffler. Monthly Master Point game to follow. trophies awarded for Individual and Team of Four events. Tuncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Bridge Club
Grand Hotel
Joseph Schwartz
Amos Felt
Kenneth Mulholland
M. E. Singleton
Jack Shannon
H. R. Stanaway
Ned Goza
James McDowell
Ben Goodman
L. W. Leffler
A. A. Ashley
E. G. Reed
Henry Amos
Mary McPherson
Rose Marceau
Peter Miller
Phoebe Herwig
Jan Janczyn
J. M. Shannon
R. H. Stanaway
Tuncheon
Auxiliary Barracks Reports State Convention Findings
The Auxiliary to Barracks 792 met in the VFW Hall with president Hilda Ruffatto presiding. Etta Reardon reported on the Missoula convention of June 17 to 19, with newly elected state officers from Butte including Ruffatto and Linda Coppo. A joint picnic at Columbia Gardens is planned for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Hilda Ruffatto
Etta Reardon
Missoula
Butte
Linda Coppo
Columbia Gardens
Albert Mondelli
Joseph Coppo
Lawrence Ruffato
Nels Benson
William Maloney
Dennis Sullivan
Mondelli
Coppo
Ruffatto
Gladys Maxwell
Basilica of St Peter's spans 3.7 acres in Rome
The basilica at St Peter's in Rome covers about 3.7 acres, a notable measure of its grounds and neighboring spaces in Vatican City.
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Rome
Women Golfers Week Scores From Municipal Course
Twenty five Bonnie Highlanders played Tuesday evening with three teams led by Mildred Matthies Anita Hockaday and Elaine Sells First team. Helen Lobb had the low gross and Mrs Goligoski won the door prize Hostesses were Cheryl Gilbert Helen Lobb and Irma Markovich. On Thursday morning 21 women golfers competed Winners were Emma Kuechs Cheryl Gilbert and June Merzlak first team Ruth Johnson Ruth Garrett and Muriel Smith second Polly White Elaine Sells and Helmi Jackson third Muriel Smith had the low gross and Jean Huddleston won the door prize Hostesses were Ruth Johnson Elaine Sells and Christine Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Matthies
Anita Hockaday
Elaine Sells
Sheila Askins
Mary Lou Goligoski
Chloe Grimm
Angela Miller
Myriel Welter
Cecelia Downey
Helen Lobb
Mrs. Goligoski
Cheryl Gilbert
Irma Markovich
Emma Kuechs
Cheryl
Gilbert
June Merzlak
Ruth Johnson
Ruth Garrett
Muriel Smith
Polly White
Helmi Jackson
Jean Huddleston
Christine Rutter
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Selects Delegates
The Silver Bow Pharmaceutical Assn Auxiliary met at Raymonds for a regular monthly session. Hostesses Mrs William Snell and Mrs Jack Jeffries served dinner before a business meeting. Delegates chosen for the State Pharmaceutical convention in Billings were Mrs Frank Lenz and Mrs John Pancic.
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Silver Bow Pharmaceutical Assn
Raymond's
William Snell
Jack Jeffries
Frank Lenz
John Pancic
Billings
Arthur Driscoll
Lenz
Pancic
Snell
Jeffries
Marcia Porter
John Rogan
Robert Bradford
Elmer Carkeek
John Stajear
Leonard Pusey
Leo Kilroy
Fred Brim
Dave Nelson
James Des Rosier
John Bogensberger
Betty Pederson
William McGuinness
Livingston man Welby Footer dies after illness
Welby H Footer of Livingston died early Friday in a local hospital after an extended illness. He was 66. The body is at Richards Funeral Home where arrangements will be announced later.
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Welby H. Footer
Livingston
Richards
Violet Laity to Present Piano Pupils Recital
Violet Laity organist at St John Episcopal Church presents a piano pupils recital in the parish hall Monday at 8 15 p m. Assisting is the Children's Choir with William Laity on trumpet. Named participants include Linda Lockmer Shelley Burgess Brenda Scalabrin Gay Morck Carolyn Lally Geri Morck Linda Lally Carol Wilson Mariel Haggerty Judy Scalabrin Joan Wilson Barbara Brian Judy Carolyn Frank and John Jane Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Laity
St. John Episcopal Church
William Laity
Linda Lockmer
Shelley Burgess
Brenda Scalabrin
Gay Morck
Carolyn Lally
Geri Morck
Linda Lally
Carol Wilson
Mariel Haggerty
Judy Scalabrin
Joan Wilson
Barbara
Brian
Judy
Carolyn Frank
John
Jane Kirby
Byron Aultman
George Beel
Ricky Clark
Hazel Dirksen
Arlene Granville
Barbara Gratiot
Sandra Green
Sharon Green
Jesse
Kathie
Pauline Poore
Eva Smith
Marilyn Smith
Anaconda Club Hosts Monthly Bridge Master Point Game
The Duplicate Bridge Club of the Anaconda Co. Employes Club held a Mitchell movement event with top results in the north-south and east-west pairs. In north-south, Alma Mulholland and C. O. Anderson won first, followed by Blanche Haddick with E. G. Reed, and J. A. McNulty with Mary MacPherson in third. East-west leaders were Catherine Bigelow with Robert Budell first, William King with Pauline Kennedy second, T J Bown with James Driscoll third, and John Healy with T L McCarthy fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Anaconda Co. Employes Club
Mitchell
Alma Mulholland
C. O. Anderson
Blanche Haddick
E. G. Reed
J. A. McNulty
Mary MacPherson
John Good
Ned Goza
Eleanor Farrell
Gertrude Budell
Catherine Bigelow
Robert Budell
William King
Pauline Kennedy
J. Bown
James Driscoll
John Healy
T. L. McCarthy
Webster Garfield Garden Club Meeting in Deer Lodge
The Webster Garfield Division of the Rocky Mountain Council of Garden Clubs met at Mrs. Charles Christman’s Deer Lodge home. Mrs. William McMaster presided. awards went to Mrs. A Grimm and Mrs. William Shifty. A July picnic at Mrs. Dean Romers’s home was planned. attendees included Mrs. McMaster Mrs. Grandy Mrs. Gimm Mrs. Romers Mrs. Shifty Mrs. Polkinghorn Mrs. Tucker and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Garfield
Rocky Mountain Council of Garden Clubs
Charles Christman
Deer Lodge
William McMaster
A. Grimm
William Shifty
Dean Romers
McMaster
Arthur Grandy
Gimm
Opportunities Flower Arranging Idea of Took Widow Off Shelf
A shy, childless widow with a small income discovers purpose through flower arranging. After starting with a single vase, she cultivates a garden patch, gains community support, teaches a fall class, and earns pay for her expertise. Send a stamped envelope to receive details about a book on the subject.
Ann Landers Answers for a Gal Facing RunAround Romance
Dear Vy tells of a six year relationship with a man who resists marriage despite 1957 talk and a pattern of lies. Other letters cover child support, a mother driver, and teen marriage warnings with guidance from Ann Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Howard
Saddle Clubbers Preparing to Ride With Mail
The Mount Powell Saddle Club and Deer Lodge Post Office plan a 100th Pony Express anniversary event on July 3 with relay riders delivering first class mail to Anaconda Then the mail travels via stagecoach to the parade center It features Butte Petticoat Patrol riders and Phillipsburg Anaconda relays with a large community celebration sponsored by the Anaconda Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mount Powell Saddle Club
Pony Express
U.S. Postal Service
Anaconda
Mount Powell
Butte Petticoat Patrol
Carolyn Larson
Butte “Pony Express
Butte
Petticoat Patrol
Philipsburg
Phillipsburg
Georgetown Lake
Anacona
Anaconda Jaycees
Anaconda Committee
Virgil Davis
A. H. Wilkenson
Pete Winninghoff
Don Valston
Otis Beard
Deer Lodge Club
Harry Thompson
Sandra Rintala
Sharon Rintala
Theresa Beard
Herbie Watts
Connie Martins
Duane Prewitt
Jay Lowery
Don Tamcke
Charlie Forgey
Ray Hodge
Kenny Wheeler
Jim Kratzer
Sonja Ward
Russ Shandy
Harold Coburn
Jim Nicholson
The
Bob Sewell
Births and discharges at St. Joseph Hospital Deer Lodge
A daughter born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. James White. Week lists admitted patients Alfred Bond Garth Percival Michael Replogle Drummond Mrs Beatrice Ingle Mrs Don McKee Mrs Anna Mathison Mrs Edward Marsh Richard Lortz Mrs Gladys Landon Yvonne Christensen. Discharged include Randy Perkins and spouse Amos Rucker Wilfred Gang and spouse Gary Smith and daughter Clarence Stephenson Chester Sutherland Lewis Rafferty Galen Mrs Charles Gibson Alfred Bond Chester Hoover Drummond De forest Thompson Mrs Larry Perrin and daughter Michael Replogle Mrs Don McKee Michael Salo Mrs Edward Marsh Garth Percival Yvonne Christensen David Sperry and James White.
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Lewis Rafferty
Galen
Charles Gibson
Alfred Bond
Chester Hoover
Drummond
Deforest Thompson
Larry Perrin
Michael Replogle
Don McKee
Michael Salo
Edward Marsh
Garth Percival
Yvonne Christensen
David Sperry
James White
Falcon Dam largest earthen barrier in United States
Falcon Dam, the longest earthen dam in the country, stores water for the Lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas. It measures 26 294 feet in length.
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United States
Falcon
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Your Birthday Daily Horoscope by Stella Saturday
Born under dual personality tendencies you face impulsive urges and strong influences from loved ones. Sunday June 26 advises Cancer relaxing, Leo romance, Virgo caution, Libra church inspiration, Scorpio travel care, Sagittarius decisive plans, Capricorn spiritual joy, Aquarius simplicity, Pisces ingenuity, Aries leisure focus, Taurus clear goals, Gemini combine tuition with common sense to ease tensions.
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Scorpio
Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Petrovich Dies In Butte Hospital
Anthony Petrovich of 2401 Elm died after an extended illness in a local hospital Friday morning. A native of Butte he attended city schools and St. James Hospital office. He was a member of St. Ann Church. Survived by mother Anna and brothers John and others. Rosary Sunday at 8 in White's Funeral Home. funeral Monday at 9 from White's to St. Ann Church for 9:30 mass.
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Anthony Petrovich
Elm
Butte
Butte Business College
St. James Hospital
St. Ann Church
Anna Petrovich
John Petrovich
Joseph Massa
Marie Petrovich
Michael Mahoney
Albert Moyzis
Oakland
Calif
Michael Maierle
William Kobe
Detroit
White
Levi Paravarra Dies After Brief Illness at Local Rest Home
Levi Paravarra 76 of 363 E Broad Way died Friday morning at a local rest home after a brief illness. Born in Sweden, he worked for Union Pacific Railroad and retired years ago. Coroner Andy Aleksich said a physician ruled the death natural. Paravarra entered the rest home Thursday. sheriffs deputies brought him there. No survivors are listed.
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Levi Paravarra
E. Broadway
Sweden
Paravarra
Union Pacific Railroad
White
Andy Aleksich
Joseph Healey Rites Conducted In Deer Lodge
Funeral services were held Thursday for Joseph D. Healey with a requiem mass officiated by Rev. Edward Moran. Burial followed in Hillcrest Cemetery. pallbearers were Thomas Casey Spokane, Robert Woolman, Eugene Burns, George Rainville, W. E. Beaulieu and Eric Williams.
Mizner Family to Attend Chicago Convention and Visit Relatives
Deer Lodge reports Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mizner and children Danny Ruthie and Marvin plan a Saturday departure to Chicago for a Paul Revere Insurance Co. convention at Edgewater Beach Hotel. They will visit Miss Mary Ruh in Chicago, then fly to Detroit to buy a new car and see Mrs. Ruh. Also, Montana Hardware and Implement Assn. president W S Crichton attends a directors meeting at Big Mountain chalet near Whitefish with wife and sons Doug and Bill.
Police Court Session in Butte Ends With Bond Forfeiture
In Butte police court Judge John Seton forfeited a $10 bond posted by a motorist charged with careless driving. The Friday session saw no other business.
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Butte
John Seton
Soap Lather Requires More in Hard Water Than Salt Water
It takes four to eight times as much soap to produce a cleansing lather in hard water as in salt water, highlighting how mineral content affects cleaning efficiency.
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Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass
Bob Colman
J. K. Colman
Eugene Marans
Ed Marans
Fred Moriarity
John Hauck
Douglas Raff
Colin Raff
James H. Rowe
Washington, D. C
Mr. Rowe
Paul Rogers
John Stephen
Michael Joseph
Santa Clara
Corma Marsh
Elizabeth Reed
Gladys Berryman
John F. Reynolds Circle
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Mrs. Marsh
Joseph F. Sells
Belt
Mr. Sells
Walter Sells
Amherst
Sells
Rebekah
Harold Schilling
Phoenix
Henry Scovil
Joseph Martina
Marilyn
Cathy
Phyllis
Torrance
Martina
Michael Kelly
Mary Martina
Walkerville
Bonnie Highlanders
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
Webster-Garfield
By Anne Heywood
Gal
Ann
E.A
P.S
Walking On Air
Terra Firma
Buster
Kenneth Schroeder
Warren
Ohio
James Charmichael
Plattsmouth
Neb
Harding Way
Seattle
Fountain Curve
Stella
Cancer
Leo
A. Petrovich
Butte Hospital
Joseph Healey
P. K. Keller, M. D
Medical Arts
Scotts
Scott
Rimey
South Side Hardware
Harrison
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