The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-19
Troy News Items
Rad Auto Crash.

The car belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Glass was completely demolished
in an accident on the Stonechest grade
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Glass
and his brother were on their way TO-
ward Sylyanite when, rounding sharp
turn. they met a Boomers Ferry car,
travelling at a high speed Mr.. Glass,
who was travelling slowly and had his
car on the right side of the road, with
ample room to pass, saw that a wreck
was inevitable and turned his car
slightly so that the implact of the on
coming car would not drive the engine
toward the front seat of his car, HIS
quick foresight no doubt saved their
lives, as the motor was torn loose ana
showed through the side of the car.
They escaped with only few MINOR
bruises.
The Libby and Troy teachers met
at Savage lake Friday evening ana en-
loved i picnic with games and dancing.
This is Freshmen initiation week, and
the Freshmen have been daily dresseso
in various strange CARDS, Monday
mems nightshirts and pigtails were the
order Of the day. Tuesday the class
members were dressed in typical COW
pirl and cowboy costumes. wednesday
the rageedest costumes possible We're
worn. with the one wearing the most
ragged receiving, as a prize, ilsii1e'
initiation than the others. TUESDAY
n;qht the sophomores took the Fresh
n,en for one-way ride, and FRIDAY
night will be the grand finale, 'hs
initiation itself
Constitution Day was observed II
the schools with special programs II
the high school and the grades Ihl
was suggested in proclamation O
Miss Ireland, state superintendent o.
schools, and by the American Legion
In the high school, Scott Woods led II
the salute to the flag. The Bill O
Rights was recited by different classes
and the preamble was given by thf
entire high school. Superintendent
Dean gave a talk on the CONSTRUCTOR
and preamble, followed by a talk bS
Mr. Jacobson. field man Of the Montana
rhildren's Home. who spoke very n
terestinrly on the Constitution and ths
government and on China, where NJ
had lived two years. Patriotic song
were sung
The Boy Scouts met Tuesday at 7:3l
under Mr. Quanbeck who reports i
Scouts out now. Sunday the Scout
liked to Schoolhouse lake. They hell
roundup at the gym Tuesday evening
DR.. Clifford gave an EXCEPTIONAL,
fine-10 minute talk on the Problems 9
Youth before the Junior Hiah and Hlgl
school Friday morning. Paul Sathe
gave, very interesting talk on his trll
to the Orient last summer at the sam
assembly, which was much enjoyed.
The Trojan Trumpet will be out TIL
week. and drive is being put on %
subscriptions. 1t will be put out tWlc
month by the journalism class, whlcl
is making study of newspaper edith
and writing. There will be town new
in addition to the regular feature
Members OF the staff are Ruth .iohn
son. editor-i chief; Florence Coffmai
feature editor. George Hubbard, snor'
editor. Dolores Jov exchange editor
pilI Thomas. art editor, Marjorie GRIPPE
assistant editor; Gene Bracy, bushes
manager; Elmer Fisher, circulatio
manager.
Miss Idabelle Woods returned Sunoa
to Helena. where she will attend inter
mountain college. Her parents ana ne
brother accompanied her as lar :
Noxon. Moaa
w. a. Wallace came down Monua
from his Fisher river ranch TO vls
relatives uraaosd.
Mrs 6. Adams returned weaknesses
- her home near Missoula after vis
with her SON John. and his family
Miss Marparet Clay left Tuesday Z
Pullman. where she will attend WASH
inpton State College.
DR.. c. I. Clifford was here the pa
weekend to hold services and to pie
for the years work. The same pls
as last year will be carried out wi
Mrs. Margaret Clifford, the paste
holding services twice a month, al
spending the week between the servic