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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-22

One Of the greatest fields of opportunity mining Montana both
for developing prospects and rehabtang old mines the
Stempe Pass Lincoln and Bacfoot River district the neighbour
hood of the described earlier article by l. Ropes of
Helena. Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-22
Many Big Opportunities
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Catholic Community Center Holds Open House Today
-Borman photo.

Centre at 5e Church street, whom the new headquarters of the Dioce- san Bureau of Social Service and It's affiliated group, the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women, M formally opened and blessed. The public is cordially invited to call be. tween 2 and 6 when they may tiis spect the various offices. They will be welcomed by Rev. Eugene P. Cryne, diocesan director, Miss Kathryn W. Hayes, council chair- man, officers, directors, committee chairmen and former chairmen of the council. Visitors will be the guests of the council ct c tea fol- lowing the blessing of the new home.
 It Is expected that hundreds will call this afternoon. Also located at the Community Centre are the of. fices of the Catholic Cemeteries Corporation and the Catholic Lend. ing Library.
 MT. and Mrs. walter Lawton of Baldwin street are spending . few days ct Atlantic City.
 Misses Katherine and Theresa Moore of South Main street are spending the weekend with friends In Philadelphia. 1lw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Chapter Arranges
 For Fall Activities

At @ meeting of the executive committee of the Waterbury chap ter of the College of New Rochelle Alumnae held at the home of Miss Leona O'Neill, a tentative schedule of fall and winter activities was discussed. The plans will be sub- mitted to the chapter at 6 picnic supper to be held on Wednesday, September 22 in Middlebury.
 Mrs. Frank Morrone was hostess at a greenback shower given in honor of her niece, Miss Olga Clear, whose marriage to Harry Layton will take place in October. Those attending were: Mrs. Harry Colbrni, Anna Gaba, Mrs. Harvish, Helen Olearn, Mrs. McGrail, Mrs. Leroy Fox, Mrs. Flynn, Gertrude Flynn, Nellie Wioncek. Mrs. Walter Vallette, Doris Wislocki, Eva Roz- delsky, Marguerite Coviello, Nell Madden, Helen Pedderaznak, Mrs. Edward Wethered, Mrs. Anna Clear, Mrs. Peter Dempsey, Julia Dempsey, Olga Pedderebnak, Mrs. Samuel Pedberamak, Mrs. Frank Morrone, Mrs. Michael Gluse. Mrs. Eva Cro- veil, Helen Dempsey, Mrs. stephen Hyra. Joan clear, Mrs. John Clear and Mary Koltls0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

Mrs. Seth w. Moulthrop of Meri- den road will become the bride of James White Gardner, son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Gardner of Kelsey street. Rev. domer P. Lewis will of1lciate ct the ceremony.
 Garden flowers and ferns will dec- crate the altar and Q program of nuptial music will be rendered with Mrs. George Callan, as organist. Mrs. Howard Stahl of Ansonia, solo, ist, will sing Because" and Love Sends Little Gift of Roses"
 The bride will be given in mar riage by her father and will have as her matron of honor, her sister, in-law, Mrs. Fred Moulthrop. The bridesmaids are to be Miss Evelyn Mae schaeffer of West Hartford, cousin of the bride and Mrs. Will liam Meister of this city. MT. 0ard- ner will be attended by William Meister as best man and the usherS will include: Franklin Moulthrop of Montclair, N. J., and Frederick |Moulthrop of this city, James Gard- nor, cousin of the bridegroom and John Hall of this city.
 The brides gown of white satin will be on adoption of Molyneaux design with V neckline trimmed with pearl embroidery and the corselette bodice IS styled high with 0 slight shirring. The sleeves are puffed to the elbow and taper to point ct the wrist, Her small turban of matching satin will be styled with Q high front and she will carry prayer book marked with gardenia and showered with swansonia. Mrs. Moulthrop, matron of honor, will wear 0 Windsor rose slipper satin gown in princess mode with short jacket and she will wear an aqua. marine blue satin turban. Her colonial bouquet will be of asters and aster daisies. The bridesmaids will be attired in aquamarine blue slip- per satin styled similar to that of the matron of honor and they are wearing Windsor rose turbans of satin and carrying colonial bouquets of asters and aSter daisies. The dress of the brides mother will be brown crepe with cellophane stripe of gold in tunic style and she will wear Q corsage of Talisman roses. The bridegroom's mother will wear c mahogany brown crepe dress and she will wear Q corsage of yellow roses.
 A reception for the immediate relatives will follow ct the home of the bride.
 MT. Gardner and his bride will leave on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing c black crepe travelling ensemble with correspond- ing accessories. Upon returning they will take up their residence ct 036 Watertown avenue.
 The bride is 0 graduate of Crosby high school and Post Business col- lege and the bridegroom is Q grad- uate of Crosby high school and is aftiliated with the American Brass company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Thomas photo

Mrs. Joseph r. Lauden of Alder street which was solemnized ct 800 o'clock this morning. Rev Bernard Foster officiated ct the ceremony and was also celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed Miss Virginia Moore of Hartford, was her sisters maid of honor and only at- tended and Edmund Lauden attend- cd his brother as best man.
 The bride was becomingly attired In 0 gown of midnight blue velvet, Cheney model and she wore Q tur- ban of corresponding shade and material styled with Q nose veil. Her arm bouquet was of blue delphinium. The maid of honor wore c burgundy velvet frock in Princess style with matching hat styled in off the face mode and she carried on arm bou- quot of Talisman roses.
 Following the ceremony c recep- ton for about one hundred guests was held ct the home of the bride. The couple left on on unannounc- cd wedding trip, the bride wearing Q rust travelling ensemble with brown accessories. Upon returning the couple will reside on Cottage Place.
 Miss Ann 0uane of Pemberton strost, who is being married on Wednesday, Sept. 20 ct the church of the Immaculate Conception to James Cass, was honorod ct c per- sonal shower given Thursday eve- ming by Misses Betsy Kennedy, Theresa Sullivan and Regina Shea. Those in attendance were Misses Margaret Shea, Mae BeSsette, Cath erine Shea, Josephine Callahan, Mary German, Lillian Shea, Mary o'D onneli, Katherine Kearney, Madeline Murphy, Mary Quane, Mary T. Murphy, Patricia Murphy, Margaret German, Margaret O. Donnell, Dolores Murphy, Mrs. Les- ter zell, Mrs. Mary MoCarthy, Mrs, Catherine Kennedy, Misses Theresa Sullivan, Regina Shea, Mary Ken- nedy, Cell Mccarthy and Betsy Kennedy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

and even when game was reached there was no double.
 When South won the second lead of diamonds, he returned his sin- gleton spade, and Kunkel, the de- clarer, of course, read the lead, and learned that he faced the probabil- ity of losing two tricks in that suit. However, he did not give up. He won the trick and laid down the ace of clubs. Next he led his last diamond and ruffed in dummy, and returned to dummy's king, and the last club in dummy was ruffed in his own hand. Now a high trump was led. and declarer breathed a sigh of re- lief when both opponents followed suit. The hand now was safe.
 A small spade was led and North won with the queen. but with one club and two spades the only cards left in his hand, he could make no safe return and Kunkel fulfilled his contract.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Weddings
MENoTTI-RIcCIUTH

Miss Mary P. Ricciuti, daughter of MT. and Mrs. RafieNle Ricciuti of Easton avenue, and Alexander A. Menotti, son of Mrs. Francis Men. otti and the late Mir. Menotti of Hazel street, were united In mar. riage this morning at e:30 o'clock ct st. Luey's church. A reception ct Waverly inn, Cheshire, followed the ceremony. Miss Ricciuti had only one attendant, her sister, Mrs. Ernest CaroSella. Joseph Muccino, IT,, c nephew of the bridegroom was the best man, and two other nephews, Francis diorgetti and Vincent Ippolito, Jr, of Bristol, Louis D. Ricciuti of Rye. N. Y. and Henry N. Ricciuti ot New York, brothers of the h".ae, served as uSheHS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

Tn playing Q hand ct bridge, the chances of the declarer making . doubtful contract are increased if he can limit the lines of possible de- fense. Tn other words, 4, at . criti- col period in the play, tho declarer can compel an opponent to make . lead that will give him c trick he could not win by his own play, tho trick-taking power of his hand has been iecresed.
 Solution Co Previous Contract
 Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Miss Louise ConlUay
 Is Shouver Guest

Mrs. James V. Conway and Mrs Oscar Anderson were hostessef Thursday evening at dinner party given ct the Chase Country Club in honor of their niece, Louise A Conway and James J. deoghegan who are to be married october ie.
 James V. Conway, acting as tcastmaster, presented the honci guests with q purse. The following were present:
 Miss Louise Conway, James 0eog- began, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Conway MT. and Mrs. O. Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. James V. Conway, Joseph deoghegan, Kathleen deoghegan Cecelia deoghegan, Arthur Brown Winifred Mandy of Hartford, Mrs Mary Calvin, Mildred Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. William Burns, MT. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, MT. and Mrs., Jerry LaFrance, MT. and Mrs Harry Skerritt, Mir. and Mrs. Wil- fred Calvin of Bristol.
 Also, Mrs. William Strubei, Miss Annette Strubel, Joseph Conway, MT. and Mrs. Francis Conway, Mrs Joseph Cote, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Norton, MT. and Mrs. Walter due- win, Rita BrousSeau, John Mahar, Mollie Harris, MT. and Mrs. Ward Hobbie, Miss Mildred Dunne, MT, and Mrs. Frank Bouley, elen Col lins, Drew Connolly, Leo Berg, Flor ence Yaskenski, MT. and Mrs. stan- Icy KoVal, Mrs. Evelyn Baker, Bertha Leary, MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Larson, Mary Sheehan, Jack Healy MT. and Mrs. Burch, MT. and Mrs Chick Kelley, Beatrice Leblanc, MT, and Mrs. Leo Berg.
 Mrs. Philip Benevento of Elm wood avenue was hostess ct 0 green- back shower given last night at BoSco hall In honor of Mss Ger trude Celia who is to be married to Ernest Benevento on October il. Those attending were Mrs. Anthony BeneVento, Mrs. Nicholas Bene- vento, Mrs. Philip Benevento, Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Mrs. Louise Ca- puto, Mrs. Louis Diana, Mrs. An- drew DiPietro, Mrs. Rose Dilauro, Mrs. Pasquale Daponte, Mrs. AL phonso Diana, Mrs. Francis DI- Napoli, Mrs. Angeline Picnic, Mrs. Gerard Scorpion, Mrs. Edward Red- den, Mrs. Franklin Roberts, Mrs. Joseph Mulhall, Mrs. John Cava- naugh, Mrs. Edmund Diana, Mrs. Flora Doyle, Misses Margaret Bene- vento, Edna Brown, Catherine Bres- nahan, Sylvia Benevento, Jennie Christifano, Hazel Clark, Phyllis Diana, Flora Bontempo, Helen De- conick, Evelyn Mclean, Rose scor- pion, and Josephine Talericoa. Miss Celia was also honored at Q personal shower given Wednesday night by Mrs. Joseph 0. Muihall of Willow street ct her home. Decora- tions were of green and white motif. Those present were Mrs. Thomas Moran, Mrs. Homer Bron- neke, Misses Genevieve Moran, Marguerite Fitzmaurice, Catherine Kane, Ann Dzinsky and Betty Rice.
 Mrs. F. II. Siebert of this city Is spending several days in New York.
 Dr. Grace M. Santoro of Fair view street has returned from a so- journ in Nassau, Florida, and Ha- vana.
 Miss Elizabeth Wade White of Prospect street is spending several days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. George Pierce of West Main street have returned af- ter spending a few days in New York city.
 required to report to the dean by five D. m. Tuesday and registration for all students will be completed Wednesday. That evening the Freshmen will be greeted informal ly by the Juniors at party in the Shorts hiiildinQ and bV the Souho-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Miss Eudora Moulthrop Weeds James ". Gardner
photo

The Third Congregational church will be the scene of Q pretty late summer nuptial this afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss Eudora Hall Moulthrop, daughter of MT. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Future Bride Is
 Rendered Shover

Miss Adrienne Arcand, who Is to Do married on Monday, was honored at Q shower given by Mrs. Emil Nledman and Mrs. DeDorde. She is Q graduate of St. Mary's Hospital Training School for Nurses. The guests included: Mrs. Max Carnien, Mrs. Carl Niedmann, Mrs. Carl Niedmann Jr, Mrs. Mary Luddy, Miss Hef1ernan, Mrs. John Drah0r, Mrs. Mary lily, Miss Lena lily, Mrs, Jacob Reihl, Mrs, Russel Davis, Mrs. Harvey Lawton, Mrs. Alfred Former, Mrs. Kramarsick, Mrs. William Barlow, Mrs. Fred Hard- wick, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Joe sophlne, seidei, Mrs. Walter Bald win, Mrs. Lloyd Snagg, Mrs. Frank Erbe, Mrs. John Peppin, Miss Claire Arcand, Miss Fife Sweet Miss Ruth LOcour, Mrs. Charles Kern, Mrs. Eiinor Kublck, Mrs. Michael Mur- phy, Mrs. Margaret McLenan, Mrs. Emil Nledman, Mrs. Edward De- Dorde.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

In today,s hand, John O. Kunkel of Harrisburg, Pa, who was one of the winners of the mems pair, cham pionship at the Asbury Park sum- mer championsliip tournament of the American Bridge league, found that he had to bale out trumps from the hands of both adversaries. and void his own and the dummy
 hand of two suits in order to make Ihe throw.in play that would give kim the trick needed to fulfill his Pame cantract. i,
 The bidding is unusual in that 1t could have stopped short of game,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Couple Honored On Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Louis Brandoiinl of Hawkins street observed their 2Sth wedding anniversary by Q celebra- ton at their home on Thursday evening. Presentation of gifts, con- sisting of Q chest of silver, an urn set and candlebra, was made by Gloria Brandolini who was attlred in her mothers wedding gown.
 During the evening games were played followed by dancing and Q delicious lunch was served At c late hour.
 Those present were Helen Traver, Gloria Brandolini, Mimi Conselio Larry Brandolini, George Brandolini MT. and Mrs. Frances Longo, MT and Mrs. William Traver, MT. ant Mrs. Anthony PonSillo, MT. ant Mrs. Harold Conrad, MT. and Mrs Philip Faber, Mir. and Mrs. LcuL Brandolini.
 The office department of tho Wa terbury Manufacturing company presented Miss Margaret Moore with Q lovely gift at Q gathering re- cently Those present were: Misses Anna Mccarthy, Iris duevin, Ethel Fries, Clara Hotwokswi, Isabel Morine, Edith Hettlinger, Regis Farr, Helen Lynch, Dorothy Espe- lin, drayce Aldrich Emma Wilke, Johanna Newman, Florine Since. han, Nellie Cahill, Bernadette Sohlag, Antoinette Hevey, Angelin0 Forino, Hazel Leonard, Josephine Capobianco. Margaret Keefe, Oath erine Wall, Mary Cotter, Rita Cronin, Sarah Lieberman, Marion steimly, Phyllis Crafa, Lara eohus- ter, Emma Thibodeau, Lillian Crafa, Catherine Byrne, Ann Alubauskas, Margaret Anderson, Olga o'Lear, Alice Veillette, Anna Flanagan, Katherine Reilly, Marie Ritucei, Sadie Campbell, Dolores Cargeau, Mae Malone, Mrs. V. Bronson, Mrs. M. Dunn, Mrs. 8. Shea, Mrs. H. squires.
 Mrs. L. Bowkett, Mrs. A. Rempfor. Mrs. A. dermain, Mrs. L. Winters, Mrs. A. Croke, Mrs. M. Chaikow. ski, Mrs. A. Conway, Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. T. Lewis, Mrs. A. Bernier, Mrs. L. Noler, Mrs. A. Lescadre, Mrs. M. Lawlor, Mrs. M. HeSpelt. and T. Ferris, T. Sullivan, M. ]. Kenny, M. D. Samson, M. L. Ritucci, T. Pearsall, J. Phelan, r. Keliher, E. Stance, c. Hughes, +. Reinchen- bach, 0. Meilette, W. Dwyer, Y. Wooster, M. Palmer, T. ouinlan, C.. Drinkwater, T. Rianhard, R. Bat ten, IT. Rogers, W. Caligan, P. Shea, J. Lally, R. Krom, x. 0algota, R. Beaudette, J. Dubiel, J. King, J, oalasso, R. Payne, W. Nugent, j., Ulrich, J. Kelly, c. Hayward, R. Brandely, J. Hanlon, J. Martin, P. MacDonough, Y. Smith, 4. Muihol- land and D. R. Chase.
 Miss Moore was also guest of honor ct e personal shower given recently at suozzo's by Misses Ber- nadette schlag and Florine Shee- han. The guests included: Helen Cahill, Antoinette Hevey, drayce Aldrich, Hazel Leonard, Mary Flat tery, Mrs. Anthony ThaikowSki, Florence Croke, Mrs. John Manville, Mrs. Frederick Keefe and Mrs. Law renee Ryan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

Most Reverend Maurice r. Mo. Auliffe, bishop of the Hartford di- ocese, will be the guest of honor ct the open house observances this af. ternoon ct the Catholic Community
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Lauden Moore NuptiaLs
 Solemnized 7his Morning

Fall flowers and palms decorated the altar of St. Patrick's Church this morning for the wedding of Miss Margaret Moore, daughter of Patrick Moore of Cottage Place and Joseph ]. Lauden, son of Mir. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. D. MCKINNEY Secretary oi thO American Bridge League

Wins by Limiting Defense Decarer Forces Opponent into Lead Which VIII Provide Trick Neces-
 sary for Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

The members of the Italian Sis. tsrhood will attend Q momoriam mass to be held tomorrow morning At 0 o'clock ct Our Lady of Lourdes church for duglielmo Marooni. The group will meet at the rear of tho church at s'AS o'clock
 Misses Rita Corkery of White street, Rosemary Bergen of Bald win street and Miss Mary Tanning of Washington, Conn.,, left today for c weeks visit In Washington, D. O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18
Contract Problem leolutlon In next lssuel

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-18

required to report to the dean by five p. m. Tuesday and registration for all students will be completed Wednesday. That evening the Freshmen will be greeted informal ly by the Juniors at a party in the Sports building and by the Sopho- mores at a similar gathering Thurs day evening.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

GLORIA is the most popular girl in her
" set. why2-B Because Gloria is the type
men are proud 70 be seen with-a queen
with a radiant crown of soft, silky, richly
eolored hair that is followed by admiring
eyes wherever she goes.
Such hair is a possession that every woman
enyies. Yet so easy for any n to attain. A
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
ion BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. II. X. Curry, Pastor

Sunday school opened at $3.50.
The lesson was discussed by the
combined groups and was very i'm
PRO sive. At IL o'clock the pastor
preached a wond rful sermon, from
fsiah II. Services were very in
apirational. since We are in the
midst Of a great s~oul-saving revival
We have a great gospel singer in
tho person Of Miss Salters, Of
Dallas, Texas. If you wish to be
revived, come and hear this wonder
full singer. She is the daughter of
Rev. Salters, one of our leading
Baptist ministers of Texas.
At 8 p. m. The pastor preached,
taking his text from Jer. 20:9.
Subject, 1.-THE Disturbed Prophet
Becomes a Disturber." Many help
ful points were brought out in this
sermon. Miss Saltels sang an in.
spirational number viii h was en-
ioyed by all. The following visitors
worshipped with Us: Mr.. G. H.
Rountree, Chicago, Ill; Mr.. and
Mrs. Meridith Hamler, New York;
Mr.. Sam Smith, Omaha; Mrs.
Jauita James, Kansas CITY; Mrs
Ernest Hincher, Marshall, Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Homes, Chi
eago, H.; Mr.. James Douglas.
Arkon, Ohio; and Miss salters,
Dallas, exas. Don't FORGET to come
to the big revival, which will last
drought the 10th Of October.
Everyone is welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22
TROJANlCLUB#

TIE club opened lis meeting at
$50 p. m. sharp with its worship
period. The mp to the minute cur
rent events were given IS follows:
hnti lyneing BIZ by Befn'ee Gsrr5n
Case Of Justice Block ty Ella Mae
Mills; the japanese and Chinese
War by Marguerite Curry and
+ ter Essex gave a tax on the
SEQ itstoro Case. We arc endeavor
ug % enlightea ourselves IS 10 tn
I paenirgs CT the world at the
present time and as much as pos
sible about our race. None Of us
cen learn too maeh bout r people
The Trojans take thi tine to
extend deepest sympathy to Pearl
and family N regards to the
passing of her sister. Tie Lord
and the Lord taketh away.
The Omaha guide., 1937-09-22

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