Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-06-05
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HELENA-John p Nimmo. So, who
died here. was a longtime resident OF
Helena and former supervisor OF the
water department.
DEER LODGE-James Hendrickson.
e. Deer Lodge valley ranch worker.
was killed instantly when struck by
lightning while working in a field.
HE.ENA-Jack McCarvel Of Ana
conda. football and basketball star, has
been elected president of the Carroll
college student council for l942-l943.
HELENA. Frank OConnell. who
died in Portland. was former fire chief
IN Helena. With his family, O'Connell
left for Portland about 10 years ago.
GREAT FALLS Maytele Braley.
who taught second grade in the Lar
gent school here for three years, is
now teaching in the Panama Canal
Zone schools at Gatun.
RED LODGE Margaret Rogers,
commercial teacher at Carbon County
high school for 81 years, has an
nounced her retirement. She came here
in 1911 from Minneapolis.
HELENA-Lodges and other organ
iZations which occasionally serve ban
quets and benefit dinners are not
eligible for registration for sugar ra-
tons, Tom D. Caverly, state rationing
officer, has ruled.
BILLINGS-Leopold Ulmer. 4l-year-
old rancher south Of here, was con-
victed of manslaughter in the shooting
of Peter Schneider. 81, farmer west of
Billings, and sentenced to eight years
in the state penitentiary.
BOHEMIAN - Frances Pickolick Of
Dillon has been selected as Montana
State colleges woman's day speaker for
l947 According to tradition, the
speaker for five years hence is chosen
from the graduating class.
HELENA-R. C. Wallace has been
reelected president of the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce here. Wesley
Wertz was elected vice president and
R. L. Word second vice president. Jack
Tenge was named treasurer.
BOZEMAN-Lee E. Roseberry, pre-
pairing to enlist, filed suit seeking a
divorce from his wife His complaint
set out that he was willing to fight
for my country but refuse to do battle
with the defendant"
GLENDIVE-James Dvorak. Dawson
county treasurer since 1886, was SEN
fenced to three years in the state
prison for grand larceny of county
funds. Dvorak pleaded guilty to
charge that he stole $1,000.
MISSOULA-Officer of the Mon
tana grand lodge I. o. o. F., have de-
cided to hold their convention here
June Is to 10, as originally planned.
Cancellation of the convention was
considered after the national orders
annual meeting was called off,
BUTTE Cadet Frank Tamil
ETH, "a, native of Walkerville, died
at the Naval hospital in Jacksonville,
Fla, after 6. months illness. He was
the son Of Mrs. Antoine Bertoglio and
graduate Of Butte high school and
Los Angeles City college.
SIDNEY-County Attorney Claget T.
Sanders has left here as a volunteer
officer candidate and Milton G. An
derson Of Helena has been appointed
by the county commissioners to Sue
coed him. Anderson will carry on the
law practice of Sanders and Anderson.
GREAT FALLS-Thomas K. Ora
ham, department foreman for the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.. was
elected president of the Great Falls
Junior Chamber of Commerce. Two
vice presidents, Alex Blewett and Dr..
Jack Terrill, were elected.
HELENA-An invitation to serve as
Montana,s representative on a seminar
dealing with After War-What?" at
the National Education association
convention in Denver, has been accept
ed by Fred o. Robinson, director of
vocational education at Helena high
school.
MISSOULA-Three Of five state Of
ficers were returned to office at the
conclusion of the 38th annual con-
vention of the Montana state council
of the knights of Columbus. P. j.
McDonough, state deputy, was re-
elected as were Edward M. Dott, state
secretary, of Harlowton, and Thomas
Summerville, state treasurer. of Deer
Lodge.