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Milford chronicle., 1933-05-26
FELTON,

n ASNifdi ten lucctil6 DS6du III Oui
town on Friday evening, conducted
by Rev. Earl Lowry, of Harrington,
the Holden sisters of Dover. The
meeting will be held here each even
ing at 7:45 o'cloc except Sunday
evening 1880 and 2:30 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon. They opened on
the 18th and will be held until June
4th. May S0th will be young people
convention, an all day meeting,
everybody invited. There has been
some very good and wonderful mes
says brought to us. Miss Holden
brought us a very helpful message
on the opening night of the meeting,
being on "Old-Time Religion. On
Saturday evening Mary Garrett
brought US a beautiful message, and
on Sunday afternoon Rev. John En-
erick of Dover brought the message,
and Sunday evening Miss Holden
again brought her very helpful mes
sage. The Holden sisters have sang
some very beautiful and helpful
songs for us during the meeting.
They surely have warm welcome
here with us again. We pray this
revival meeting will be a great sue
cess, that there will be many people
give their hearts to God and pray
through to victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wyatt ems
tertained friends from Baltimore on
Sunday.
Quite bad accident happened in
our town on Sunday when two auto
mobiles ran together on West Main
street, hurting two men and damag-
ing both machines. One man was
badly cut about the head and face,
while the other one was cut in sew
eral places on the face. The other
two men in the coupe were very
injured.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Voshell and left them a fne
baby boy.
The FELTON, B. C. baseball team
played the Houston ball team ON
Sunday The score was to in
favor of Houston.
Little Jimmie-Say, Mother, how
much am l worth?
Mother-Why, you're worth mii-
lion dollars to me, Jimmie.
Jimmie-Can't you advance me a
dime on it, Mother?
The FELTON, Baseball Team crosses
bats with the Wyoming Baseball
team on Saturday, May 81, on the
high school grounds at FELTON,. This
promises to be one of the fastest
games to be played this season, as
each of these teams have dropped
one game each so far this season.
The battery for the game will be
Thelander pitching and the fans all
know the kind of ball this old timer
pitched last season; Sc we are ex-
pecting the same kind of ball this
season from him, with Bradley
The FELTON, Club will journey down
to the lower end of the State for a
game on Sunday. May 28, with the
strong team of Bishopville, Md. 1t is
to have a very fast game |
and it looks like the battery will be |
Downs pitching with Bradley catch
ing.
The FELTON, team will play a dou-
BILE header with Frederick on Decla-
ration Day, May 80. The game OF 10
4. m. will be played at Frederick on
he school grounds, while the after
noon game will be played on the
FELTON, High School grounds. We are
unable at this time to give You the
battery for the FELTON, team. but 1t
should be a game worth seeing as
he Frederick team is very fast and
f the FELTON, boys bring home the
1acon from these two games they
will have to play some pretty fast
,all
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-26
> By JOSEPHINE GIBSON
Director, Heinz Food Institute

OR informal Spngtme meals suppers porch
the picnic sandwiches
meal They offer obvious advantages
preparation simplicity of service appeal
popularity
Selection of filings for sandwiches infinite delightful
opportunities the
refrigerator sandwich suggestions which can
when the idea
sandwiches
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-26
BIG CIRCUS OFFERS
GIRAFFE-NECK WOMEN

Golden Jubilee Tour Of Ringling
Bros. and Barnum g. Bailey Brings
Mighty Feature in Weird Burmese
Belles--Gala 7-FOld Program, In
Guiding New Spectacle, The Dur
bar and Almost Countless Newly
Imported Acts.
Milford chronicle., 1933-05-26

Just to report for duty, a few
mosquitoes have been buzzing and
biting.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
ANNUAL
rs PUBLISHED BY
CARBON STUDENTS

The Carbon Review, annual pub
LEGATION of the county high school,
was issued to student subscribers
Tuesday. Economy limited the
volume Of the magazine this year,
but the usual conscientious work
of student scribes is evident in the
pages of the 1888 Review.
Containing 16 8x11-inch pages,
its owe bears a reproduction of
typical cen along the Red
Lodge-Cooke highway route. 9th
er pictures show the graduating
class, honor students, the Carbon
basketball team, and students
prominent in school activities.
The magazine sets forth the his
tory of the senior class, the class
will and prophecy, and a catalogue
or inventory" of the senior per-
sonal. Besides reviews of schol-
astic and athletic activity of the
school year, several compositions
and sketches by English students
are offered.
P~etronella Fernando, editor;
Myrtle Jackson and Elizabeth
Blaskovich, business managers;
and Miss Dagney Hassell, senior
class advisor, supervised the pub
LEGATION with the aid of a number
of assistants and contributors.
Printing of the book, done in The
Carbon County News shop, was
made possible partly by Red Lodge
business people whose advertise
ments appear on five pages.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

smoke stacks would keep the
smoke from settling in town and
plants and trees would grow along
the Rock Greek again where the
mine smoke has destroyed them.
The golf course could be i'm
proved and tennis courts planned
somewhere near it. This would
bring enjoyment for all.
A public playground with mod.
ern equipment would keep the
children healthy and happy.
The schools have already be-
gun to take pride in their appear
ance. The other schools should
follow the example of those who
have planted trees and leveled
their school yards.
Let us all cooperate in making
the city of Red Lodge a beautiful
gateway into the Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
SALTWATER ENTERPRISE
HAS NEW

First issue of the Saltwater En-
terprise (Absarokee) as published
by Ebert G. Covington of Park
City appeared May IL. Mr.. Cow
ington has taken over the Enter
prise on a lease, succeeding Frank
]. Brug. He is a graduate of the
State University, formerly was
employed by the Billings Gazette,
old Montana Free Press, Spokane
Chronicle, and edited a weekly
newspaper at Colville, Wash.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Continued from Page u
hall, were a welcome address by
Gerald Peterson, an accordian
solo by Joe Kosorak, the class his
tory by Leo Kent, the prophecy by
Helen Lumley and the class will
by Harvey Pound, a chalk talk by
George Anderson and Charles
Maddox, a tap dance by Gertrude
Frantti and Taimi Maxi. Blaine
Mann made a key presentation,
symbolic of the seniors resigna-
ton of their position in the school
to this years junior class.
Many townspeople attended the
senior ball held Saturday night at
the Labor temple, as the final
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS
TO BE HELD THURSDAY

State examinations for eighth
grade students in Carbon county
will be held at four places Thurs
day, May 10, according to official
notice printed elsewhere in this
paper. One examination is to be
conducted at the Tony school
house. Exams will be given at
the school houses at Bridger and
Joliet, and at the Carbon County
High school building in Red Lodge.
Hard work is the best invest
ment a man can make.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
OHIO READY TO COMPLETE
DRY CREEK OIL WELL

Ohio Oil company is this week
changing over to cable tools,
ready to drill its tenth we'll in Dry
Greek field, on it's Souders No. 2
location in NWASWA 2-7S-21E.
The well was drilled to 5475
feet, six feet in the Lakota sand,
with oil and gas showing. Drillers
this week were waiting for cement
to set. A completion of the well
is expected within q week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
Classified


WANTED-A housekeeper for
a widower with one boy; on fruit
and vegetable farm; write des-
cription, state wages wanted. C.
Hoskin, Bridger, Mont. 1tp
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

DR.. Riesland, the eye sight spec
ialist, may be consulted for finest
optical service at Hotel Pollard
from noon June 8 to noon 10.
11-4t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Turk Greenough, Red Lodge
rodeo rider, won second honors in
the bronze riding contest in the
Livermore (Calif.) rodeo last Sum
day, according to Associated Press
reports.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Mrs. Shirley Korby was honor
guest at a surprise birthday party
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Frank Roman, assisted by
Misses LA and Alice Leeman.
Bridge, music and dancing were
enjoyed during the evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Mrs. H. C. Johnson entertained
members of the P. E. o., chapter
R, at her home Tuesday night.
Three tables of cards were in play,
with honors for Mrs. G. B. Foltz.
A luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
ESSAYS SUGGEST
IDEAS FOR CITY
Student Writers Point To
Need For Improvement
In Red Lodge

Practical suggestions for MAX
ing Red Lodge a better town to
live in and a more attractive city
in the eyes of tourists were set
forth in compositions by Dagmar
Ranta, Donald Allen and Ina Salo,
junior high school students who
won prizes in the essay contest
conducted by the Red Lodge Wo-
mans club.
The first prize winning essay
voices the idea that city improve
ment should begin at home, and
gives some ideas for consideration
by the town at large:
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

To save the expense Of fitting
screw caps on tubes of shaving
cream, tooth paste and similar
commodities a tube with a rubber
tip that is self closing has been
invented.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Charles Wilson, justice of the
peace, performed a marriage r
mony Tuesday for Vern Hakes, %,
of Holcombe, Wis, and Irma Wins
low, Fl, of Casper, Wyo.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

social affair to be sponsored by
the school this year. The seniors
held their annual picnic Monday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
RED d
BY Dagmar Ranta

@A
Everyone would probably sup
pose that a little mountain city
would be clean and prosperous.
Let us look at our own town Of
Red Lodge. How can a city be
well thought of when the people
do not take more interest in its
appearance? For instance, the
disposal of waste and the cleanli-
ness of our alleys. If every citizen
took care of his own property and
saw to it that his own garbage
cans were covered; wouldn't that
make a great difference?
The Red Lodge depot also needs
attention. Many cities, with
smaller populations, have nicer
depots to welcome their visitors.
II u station cannot be remodeled
or rebuilt, at least a coat of paint
could be applied and a few trees
and flowers planted around it
This would improve their first i'm
| preston.
Another thing we should make
sure of is that signboards put up
for the benefit of tourists do moi
hide any scenic spot.
We all expect a great number Of
tourists here this summer. There.
fore, our tourist park should be
made more convenient. The tour.
list camp should be cleaned and re.
paired and a few cabins built fol-
people who stop for the night. A
caretaker, who can stay there anc
keep it in order, would save the
city the price of having it repaired
too often. Flowers and grass
planted there would make it very
inviting. A few rustic bridges
and benches would add to its at.
Effectiveness.
The main street could be paved
and the side and cross roads even.
ly graveled. If the streets were
kept clean, and good street lights
installed the whole length of them
people coming in from either dir
ection would remember Red Lodge
a long time.
Just across the steel bridge al
the south end of town is a spot
which would make an ideal place
for an outdoor swimming pool
During the hottest days it would
draw the town people as we'll q;
tourists.
The road to the rodeo grounds
could be widened and made more
noticeable. Fasteners, especially
are attracted by anything that is
western.
A large curio shop or museum
also attracts notice, especially his.
~torical articles. Several people in
Red Lodge already have good Ind
ian collections and probably would
be willing to have them on dis
play.
The Red Lodge coal mine is be-
ing taken down and in case it ever
opens again 1t should be located
farther from the city. Higher
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Car painting and refinishing
Dupont Duco; 20 per cent reduc-
ton. Provinse & Slovenian,
Phone 202-J or 134-W. 1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Friends of Mrs. Hal Cartwright
came in to surprise her Monday
night, on the anniversary of her
wedding, remaining to spend a
pleasant social evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Miss Caroline Cornelio and Miss
Jennie Salono were h~ostesses at q
miscellaneous shower given Tues
day evening for Miss Mary Ma
retti. At nine tables of bridge
honors were won by Miss Mar
garet McCabe, Miss Hazel Cobetto
and Miss Anne Castagne. A two
curse luncheon was served.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Those who attended the Laurel
meeting of the Southeastern
Sportsmen's association from Red
Lodge were Thad C. Pound, d. w.
Columbus, Charles H. Draper and
Warren Akers, forest ranger.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Miss Mary Naretti, soon to be-
come the bride of George De-
Bourg, was honored at a tea Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of
Miss Dorothy Davis, who was as
sisted by Miss Helen McCabe.
Guests embroidered fowls, were
served from a table appointed in
pink and white.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
Local
Happening

County Commissioner John An
derson was in from Luther Satur-
day.
Leland Newman and John Bail
ey motored to Billings Thursday
night.
Charles finland, forest ranger
on Red Lodge creek, was in Red
Lodge Monday.
Herman Chapman, Red Lodge
creek farmer, was in Red Lodge
on business Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Allen, Monday at their
home north of Red Lodge.
John Chesarek of the Montana
Power office at Billings was in
Red Lodge on business Tuesday.
U-
Spencer Blackburn of the Coli
son-Dolven company was treated
for an injured ankle at the Adams
hospital Tuesday.
Firm Stamper, 81, and Margaret
Kendall, rs, were married in Red
Lodge Saturday by E. B. Provinse,
justice of the peace.
Jack Lodge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Lodge of Washoe, was
brought to the Adams hospital
Tuesday for surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Litovius
and son Walter departed Tuesday
by car for Washington, to seek a
new home in the Pacific state.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freakes
were in Billings Monday and
Tuesday to attend the annual con-
vention of the Montana Episcopal
diocese.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

MI. and Mrs. Samuel Litovius
and son Walter departed Tuesday
by car for Washington, to seek a
new home in the Pacific state.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Charles finland, forest ranger
on Red Lodge creek, was in Red
Lodge Monday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Leland Newman and John Bail
ey motored to Billings Thursday
night.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

Continued from Page u
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

County Commissioner John An
derson was in from Luther Satur-
day.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Herman Chapman, Red Lodge
creek farmer, was in Red Lodge
on business Friday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Allen, Monday at theil
home north of Red Lodge.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Jack Lodge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Lodge of Washoe, vas
brought to the Adams hospital
Tuesday for surgical treatment.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Firm Stamper, Fl, and Margaret
Kendall, rs, we're married in Red
Lodge Saturday by E. B. Provinse,
justice of the peace.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Spencer Blackburn of the Coli
son-Dolven company was treated
for an injured ankle at the Adams
hospital Tuesday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

John Chesarek of the Montana
Power office at Billings was in
Red Lodge on business Tuesday.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

that he had an important role in '"The Kings
Vacation" Then came "42nd Street" and his
most recent one is Gold Diggers of 1888"
These films have established Dick so well that
he is practically a cnch to keep on climbing
for some time yet
Perhaps one of the reasons for the return OF
handsome heroes is the present crop of authors.
They are grinding out stories more suitable for
men of that type. Take Gene Raymond as an
example.
His recent pictures, Ladies of the Big House.
eff Had Million" Might of June 18th" and
Zoo in Budapest" all called for an actor of
his type. Spencer Tracy, for instance would
have been out of place in any one Of them.
Yet Raymond put his characterizatons over
perfectly.
From present Indications women will turn to
Brian Aherne as the most popular matinee idol
of this year. new recruit from the legitimate
stage, the dashing Aherne has just finished
playing opposite Marlene Dietrich in THE Song
of Songs" and at this writing he is scheduled
to play the role he so ably portrayed on the
two pictures alone should be enough to estab-
lish him.
Another stage recruit who has clicked right
from the start is Franchot Tone.
Immediately after arriving from New York he
went into leading role opposite jean Craw-
ford in To-day We Live" And even before
that was completed he was drafted for the role
of the Presidents secretary in Gabriel Over
the White House" To say that studio execu-
Evening star., 1933-06-04

hard to look at to be sure. But consider such
women as Katharine Hepburn, Glenda Farrell,
Joan Blondeu Una Merkel Miriam Hopkins and
Mae West. They aren't beautiful by the stand
ard set by Billie Dove, Claudette Colbert or Kay
Francis. They have personality instead-and
a lot of acting ability.
So while there is an increasing premium on
good looks among the men these days, less en-
phasis than ever before Is being put on that
item where the woman stars are concerned.
Why? It's a puzzle. But the good-looking
matinee idol is coming back, and coming back
with a bang. And not only in the movies, in
cidentally The big discovery Of the last the
atrical season in New York was Francis Lederer,
star of Autumn Crocus" and idol of Manhat-
tan's f1appers.
Ricardo Cortez really belongs to both the old
and new school. He was matinee idol in the
days of silent pictures Then he dropped al
most completely out of sight. Then he did a
comeback, and now, a star he again is under
long term contract to Paramount. the same stu
dio in which he once before rose to the heights
of Stardom.
This Is the Night" Madam Butterfly" and
"She Done Him Wrong" are the three most i'm
portant pictures in Cary Grants climb up the
film ladder. Now he is playing one of the lead
ing roles in THE Eagle and the Hawk
NICK POWELL first came into public notice
- as the radio crooner in Blessed Event"
the same production which put Lee Tracy over
the top in such a decisive manner. Following
Evening star., 1933-06-04

tives are enthusiastic about him would be putting
it mildly.
Joel McCrea is another member of the good
looking club" and. while not new in pictures,
it has been only during the last year that he
really has made a name for himself
Much in demand, Joel has rejected several
pictures because he didn't consider himself
suited to the parts. That independence kept
him idle for some months after completing
Bird in Paradise" in which he shared honors
with Dolores Del Rio.
However the part for which he was waiting
finally came along-that of the male lead oppo-
site Irene Dunno in The Silver Cord" As q
result of those two productions Joel now stands
ace high on his home lot
CTuL another handsome youth moving night
- along is Lyle Talbot, who has been doing
50 well that warner-First National executives
handed him . new contract right in the middle
OF the recent banking holiday. Among Iyle,s
most recent pictures have been Girl Missing
Ladies They Talk About" She Had to Say
Yes" and 1.-The Life of Jimmy Dolan," al giving
him chance to display his versatility as well
as his good looks.
Blond Randolph Scott hasn't been doing 50
badly during the last few months either. Start
ing out in Westerns, he jumped into Hot
Saturday" grabbed himself bright spot oppo-
site Kate Smith in Hello, Everybody" and
then was handed the male lead opposite Carole
Lombard in Supernatural"
Describing some of our favorite girls as lack
ing in beauty is precarious step which might
have all sorts of disastrous results either from
them or their numerous fans. However, that's
chance Hollywood correspondents often take.
Katharine Hepburn herself belittles any state
ment which might be made regarding her pos
sible beauty and states emphatically that she
knows she isn't pretty. However, she is a first
class actress and has personality which would
stop express train.
In fact, she outstanding in Bill of
Divorcement' that studio executives, as well as
others around Hollywood, were afraid she was
too good to be true. She couldn't maintain
that standard, they said. But she came right
back in her second filrn Christopher Strong"
with an entirely different type of role and
proved that she could maintain any standard.
4 bIRIAM HOPKINS made her first hit in
i"i '"The Smiling Lieutenant" Nearly a year
later she came back to score another triumph
Continued on Seventh Page
Evening star., 1933-06-04

more crowds than the President of the United
States. He might know less about acting than
a trained SEAL he might have lump OF sohd
ivory between his ears and he might be very
icky fellow personally, but il he only looked
like somewhat sappy Greek god, success was
his
Then after a while things changed q bit
Audiences got tired of collar-ad heroes and
went for the lads who were he-mannish.
male movie star might have a broken nose, an
unshaven jaw and cast in his left eye; If he
was just male enough everything else would be
forgiven.
Perhaps part of this, at least was due to
the fact that the movies learned how to talk
A marcel wave and cameo-hke profile might
10 over big on the silent screen, but when
thin, piping voice accompanied them it was too
bad Besides, the talking pictures called for
more acting ability and less posing than the
old silents did.
Anyway the heroes got mannish, virile and
sometimes brutal and the audiences loved 1t.
The days of the blushful orchids ended, and
men like Lee Tracy, George Bancroft Wallace
Beery and Jimmy Cagney got the pay checks
and the star billings.
ALL of this simply leads up to the fact that
n the pendulum seems now to be swinging
back the other way again. The mannish chaps
may not be on the way out. but the handsome
ones are on the way back in again.
During the last year big successes have been
scored by such actors Dick Powell, Gene
Raymond Cary Grant, Randolph Scott Joel
McCrea, Brian Aherne, Lyle Talbot Ricardo
Cortez and Franchot Tone.
Good-looking? Mnmm. Maybe they aren't
Wally Reids, Valentines or Francis x. Bush
mans-but they'll do, anyway. The popularity
of such men Cagney, Bancroft, Beery and
the two Tracys-who, by the way, aren't re-
lated-isn't over of course. But the rising crop
seems to be going in very strongly for hand
Someness.
While all of this has been happening, the
trend among the feminine stars seems to have
been the other way.
Among the women, personality seems to
count more than looks.
The rising feminine stars nowadays aren't