The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-09-07
Journalism Graduates Making
Progress i'm Newspaper Field

| managers, John B. Stone Is connected
with the Chicago Times: Earle Duffy Is
with the publicity bureau OF the Port.
Iand Cement association; Martha Dun.
Lap is the publicity director Of the Purs
| Milk association: George Vidal Is re.
porting for the South Town Economist;
| Gertrude Brewer Is editor Of the paper
| of the Chicago Library association, and
Frank Brutto is with the Evanston Re-
view.
Other graduates who have roamed
far from Montana include Edwin STAN
ley with the st. Paul Dispatch and
George Masters with the st. Paul Pho
heel Press; Robert Frederick, editor
of the Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma
City; Albert Guthrie, editor Of the Lex
ington Leader, Lexington, Ky; Ted
Ramsey, managing editor Of the Sioux
Falls Press, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Sallie
Maclay Brutto, editor of the Free Press,
Burlington, Wis; Bill Breitenstein.
publicity manager for the Southern
fSpeedways In Greenville, Ala; Vivian d.
Corbly, editor of the Disabled American
Veterans weekly in Cincinnati, O.; and
Madison S. Turner, engaged in adver-
Using in Laramie, Wyo.
The greatest number of graduates
in any one Montana town is in Helena.
Besides Fehlhaber with the Associated
Press there, Marshall Mcconnell is with
the Helena Independent; Mabelle Will
lard is advertising manager for the
Western Progressive; Michael Kennedy
is publicity director for the Federal Re-
lief commission, and Albert Erickson
is editor of the Montana Educational
Association bulletin. Engaged in secre-
tarial work in Helena are Edwin p.
Astle, secretary to Governor Frank II.
Cooney; Freda McCaig, secretary to the
state registrar of vital statistics, and
John Curtis, secretary of the State
Farm Debt Adjustment commission.
OF the Montana locations of the var
ious graduates, Billings claims six.
Eugene MacKinnon who has had ex-
perience on papers in Montana and
Washington is now managing editor of
the Billings Gazette. Harry Griffin is
night city editor Of the Gazette; Guy
Mooney and Harold Seipp are also with
that paper. Catherine Calder teaches
journalism in the Billings high school
and is the advisor of The Kyote, high
school paper. Hulda Miller Fields is in
Billings as a special writer.
Five graduates are located in Great
Falls. Robert D. Warden is the state
editor of the Great Falls Tribune, and
Gertrude Warden is a reporter on that
paper. Fred J. Martin and Mary 10
Pardee are connected with the Great
&c lie TnoIor Zn1Y,o How ic o~ro~aI IN
advertising work there.
Working in Butte as reporters ON
the Montana Standard are George
Adams and Verne Haugland. George
Wilson is employed on the Butte Daily
Post. Harold ]. Swan Is the news edi-
tor Of the Daily Muscular and Deane
Jones is a reporter on that paper.
Richard West is with the publicity de-
partment Of the G. G. G. camp near
Missoula.
Connected with another Montana
daily paper, the Havre Daily News, is
Herbert c. White, editor. Raymond
Kennedy is also in Havre, engaged in
advertising work. Three Of the gradu-
ates are engaged in journalistic work in
Anaconda Walter Nelson, Edward
Reynolds and Margaret Kiely.
Teaching journalism in Montana has
claimed several Of the school of jour-
nalism graduates. Andrew G. Cogs-
well, who was formerly with the Hon.
olulu Star Bulletin and various Mon
tana papers, is now an instructor in
the school Of journalism. Catherine
Calder Is with the Billings high school;
Dorothy Elliot teaches journalism and
English in the Clyde Park high school
and is advisor Of the high school paper;
Helen Zeh Is with the Terry high
school; Catherine Ulmer teaches at
Corvallis, and Idella Kennedy teaches
journalism in the Carter county high
school and is advisor Of the high school
paper. During the summers Miss Ken
nedy does reporting for the Ekalaka
Eagle.
The weekly field in Montana has in
terested many Of the graduates. Five
of the graduates r owners and editors
Of their papers. Lyle Williams is the
owner and editor Of the Three Forks
Herald; I. r. Al1ing now own the
Fairview News; Karl Martinson, form
erly with the business department Of
the Great Falls Tribune now OWNS the
Jefferson Valley News at Whitehall;
Harold Sylten who also gained exper-
fence on various Montana papers is the
present owner and editor Of the Column
bus News; Tom G. Taylor is partial
owner and editor Of the Columbia Falls
Review and of the Troy Ranger.
Two graduates n with the Glasgow
Courier-Sam Gilluly is connected with
the news department Of the Courier
and Richard Schneider is with the ad-
vertising department Of that paper.
State Makes $263