Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 1

Comp State Librarian HELENA EM VAILS Leading Bitter Koot Paper Largest Circulation in County ILMILTO, MONTANA, THUIUSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938. vol. XO. 31 LEONA CARES HONORED NEIGHBORHOOD SHOWER coin SESSION BRIDE OF TEACHER DR. F.

O'HARA DIES BENEFITS TO CITY Noted Educator Had Spent Some Time Here. Franchise Questions Still Up in the Air. Lois Hendrickson Married to Henry H. Huber. Athletic Fields Are Brought Up to Date Here.

Miss ElizalnHh Downing Guest of Honor at Home of Mrs. J. W. Kllpatrick Xight. The neighborhood in which Miss Elizabeth Downing spent her childhood and school years united in a compliment to her approaching marriage last Thursday evening at the Engagement of Hamilton Young Lady to Gard Ivockwood of Corvalli.s is Inspiration for Party.

A miscellaneous bridal shower was given Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McHenry Grafton in honor of Miss Leona Carls, whose marriage to Gard Lockwood of Corvallis will take place late this month. About 30 friends of the young lady were in the company and she received many lovely gifts. A buffet luncheon was Brother of It. A.

O'Hara Passed Saturday After Brief Illness at Wasiiington, D. C. Dr. Frank O'Hara, nationally known educator and a brother of R. A.

O'Hara, died suddenly at Washington, D. Saturday morning and the news was received by the Hamilton man and members of his family Hamilton "Dads" to Study Matter Until Next Tuesday Evening; Springs Project Broached. Decision as to franchise questions for the Mountain States Telephone Company and The Montana Power Company were not given at the meeting of the city council last evening, the group choosing to defer the matter until a called session for next Tuesday night. W. L.

Murphy, Missoula attorney, presented a brief for The Montana Power Company, which he said was the same in sub served at the afternoon's close, with Mrs. A. Lyman, Mrs. William Pretty Ceremony at Federated Church Solemnizes Vows of Hamilton Girl and Shelby Instructor. The marriage of Miss Lois Marian Hendrickson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Soren Hendrickson, to Hubert II. Huber of Shelby took place at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Rev. H. H.

Longenecker performing the ceremony at the Federated church. Miss Nola Stortz of Forsyth was bridesmaid and the groom was attended by Joe Persha of Billings. Bridal music was given by Mrs. Wallace McCrackin at the organ, and David Hope sang Promise Me" prior to the ceremony. The home of Mrs.

J. W. Kllpatrick on South Fourth street. Hostesses were Mrs. Kllpatrick, Mrs.

Anthony Hork, Mrs. E. G. Butterfleld and Mrs. Theodore Relnbold.

Assistance in Bervlng was given by Misses Alice Hork and Barbara Reinbold. A shower of gifts climaxed the evening which had begun with a dessert supper, followed by cards and other games. The tables were bright with pastel shades in such dainty blossoms as clarkla and sweet peas and gypsophella. Those invited Flsk and Miss Jean Grafton as host esses. The hours were spent henv ming lunch cloths.

Half Dozen Hamilton Citizens Show Splendid Spirit of Co-Operatlon In Move for Sport Parks. Athletic fields and school grounds In Hamilton have been undergoing an extensive work program during the summer months and the town's outdoor recreation pursuits will have la chance to expand as a result of eome fine co-operation from a few citizens with the school board. At the Washington school, where three-fourths of the block is playground, complete overhauling has been the order. That part on the south and east that is devoted to the Hwings and teeter boards has been well-sanded and the equipment has been placed in the best of order for the youngsters to take over next month. Ground to the north and Those to take part in the event were Mesdames Edgar Wetzsteon, Joseph Johnston, Fred Bernatz, Milton Byrd, Everett Peterson, Melba Nicol, Larry Prather, Herbert McKll- stance as a verbal opinion he gave the council at its July meeting.

Alex Remneas, district manager of the were Mesdames Marvin Taylor, F. Dival, George McLean, Wallace Mc- bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore an afternoon dress telephone company, stated their case as one that was covered by a state franchise, with the right to operate Crackln, C. W. Ellingwood, G.

lop, C. M. Crutchfleld, Paul Erick-son, Walter Hangas, George McLean, Glen Kohls, Glenn McLaren, C. II. Raymond, William Jelllson, Arthur White, John Howe L.

II. Sutton, Lawrence Wanderer Roy Tilton, Smith, Sam Downing, B. E. Ogg, D. Grant, John Dowling, John Sulll their lines in any town in Montana.

west has been leveled and the cross van, Paul Erlckson, C. W. Rose- crans, C. II. Raymond, L.

E. Down country trail that had been pounded by pedestrians' feet for decades has passed out of the picture, making ing, LaVern Cobb, V. A. McElroy, of Eleanor blue silk with white hat and gloves and a corsage of pink roses with swansonia. Miss Stortz was attired in a rose-colored silk dress with hat and accessories In white.

Her corsage was of cream roses and gypsophella. The bride was graduated from the University of Montana this year and her earlier schooling was received in Hamilton. Mr. Huber is an in- C. E.

Carls, McHenry Grafton, and Misses Betty Carls, Margaret and Virginia Parker, Nola Noland, Sue Crow. Geneva Vincent, Alice Iten and Crescent Tilton. J. B. Ellis, John G.

Howe F. He said, "We pay no franchise in any other town in the state and do not intend to pay in Hamilton unless it is covered by the state constitution." He based his statements on the state constitution and supplementary legislation of 1935. II. J. Hahn of the Eddy Bakery Company at Missoula was present to "square corners" the order for travel while they were visiting Mr.

O'Hara's brother, Bishop E. V. O'Hara, at Great Falls. Bishop O'Hara left Immediately for Washington and he conducted funeral services for his brother Tuesday morning there. Mr.

O'Hara and his wife and daughters, Mrs. George Hart and Mrs. Geraldlne Grant, and Mr. Hart and Mrs. William Ford returned here Sunday.

They had been on a tour of Glacier park and had just reached Great Falls for a visit in the home of Bishop O'Hara and a sister, Mrs. Anna Daniels, when the message came. Others members of the deceased's family are the widow, Mrs. Linda Maley O'Hara; the brothers, John O'Hara, professor of history In a Portland college; James O'Hara of Lunesboro, and a sister, Mother Patricia of the Poor Clare Monastery in Omaha, Neb. An older brother, Peter O'Hara, died a few months ago in New York state.

Dr. O'Hara visited his brother here about three years uro. Dr. O'Hara was nationally known as an educator in the of economics and on" of his last appearances In this work was at the Milwaukee National Conference of So in the school's vicinity. Cobblestones O'Donnell, A.

II. Downing, Harold Holt of Stevensville; Misses Margaret Ogg, Jack Crutchfleld, June Dival, Laura Grant, Louise Farmenter, Dale See, Alma Downing, Mary Belt. Nan DEATH OF A. J. COVEY structor in mathematics at the Shel-' protest a notification that his corn- Dival Thomas and Clayetta Groff.

Miss Downlng's marriage to Leon Lnckrldge will take place In Ha mi I by high school. He is a graduate or Stout Institute at Menominle, and took post graduate courses nt the University of Montana. They ton on August 29 and they will go to puny must pay a city license If it continues to deliver to restaurants and lunch places in Hamilton. The proposed piping of Sleeping Child springs into Hamilton was broached by K. M.

Tucker, city ot- Tuscaloosa, to make their home while the young man continues his will make their home at Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huber, parents that generations of school children have kicked around were hauled away and the group of buildings at the grounds now has un inviting vetting. The grounds have not been needed, but it is hoped this can become a project of the near future.

The Jefferson school grounds in-cludo about two and a half acres and such preliminary work as weed clearing Is now in process. A water ystcin being Installed to connect with the city supply. The new practice field for high whool athletes Is ft proud Job. I.ocuted south of the chool. It has ben built up to a fine Jtvel and the ditch bank that is its rnt border now presents a solid wall cif sod built in by project workers.

The Held rovers more than an acre studies In medicine. For the past two years Mr. Iockrldge hud been of the groom, und their daughters, torney, and subseum-nt opinion as Crystalle and Freddie Lou, came expreHned by II. K. Klrkemo, Ml- a high school instructor and dean of boys at Thorn pnon Falls.

from Wisconsin for the wedding, architect, was that In order to Other out-of-town guest were Joyce Uecure federal recognition of the PuuInoii nf Saiu Coulee. Virelnla itlan the rltv or yome curiiorute body Aged ll.iriilltoii Fanner Hurled in Klvervlew Cemeiery Saiurdny; Here Seventeen Yer. AI In Jerome Covey, reMdetu of the south Hamilton dlsirle for the past 17 years, died at the Daly hospital early last Thursday after a prolonged Illness. Mr. Covey was 73 years of age ami be was born It.

Canada. Tbf Fulled State had be. his home for mot of bis lie had the vocation of farmer throughout his years here, Funeral setvlc's re held Saturday afternoon at the Wnsht chapel. Rev, II. II.

Loneenrcker t.fiiciaune, Pallbearer were II. Vallanre, Wil Barrett of Itlg Sandy, Catherine Mc-j would oblik'd to sponor the cial Action early In May, where It Kee of Thompxon Falls, Mr. and presented a paper on itiploiitent FRANK HOIJLL PASSES Mrs. Harry Waller and Sverre Knud- and Industrial cycles, which was afterward reprinted In the Concresoioa- itin of Tom iuiton or Forsyth, Dorothy DUhman and Rob proposition. Inasmuch as the Sleep-Ing Child project wan named by C011sreM.1n.1n Jerry O'l'onnell a one of the ihlnKM be bad practically secured for lUvttlll county, when he gave a radio talk (or vole ihe nlcbt before the prlmarle.

tirprl was orcalone4 when hi necretary, who Aar IUrtie lker of (trmilMlrtle ert Marx of Spokane, F.unlce Fleming of Eureka, Jane Paulson of liar- nml It nan an Irrigation system that Kt supply from a well Just recently a I Record. Frank O'Hara a born In I.anei-boro, March 21, 176. the on or Mr. and Mr. Owen lUra.

II eraduated from the of jn UM0 with Ihe fe lowtown and Helen Drumwell of WbilefUri. armed. inrtdeniniiy, the wen was "witched" by F. A. Van lllaricom.

bur VaJlanr, Henry MarrMit. lvr pre.eol at th council roertlnr, A reception wa held the ihnirtt In charge of the work, report falle4 to CMo any epreMion. ihe drlcktnn borne on Lyndale 0 venue -d. Completion of I lie Held civet ptU'lent who rotne from rural dl eounril will tu4y lh rtiaiter. Ibe) decided.

noon after lite ceremony and lb bridal pair left bortly afterward for co4i wei4ing trip, trirtu opportunity in lake pari In fame Rti'l allilrile roniri, Jnre fbry art Mi to prank during the CEMETERY FUNDS ASK lime, prititVe that Is not m.ii,0 nb i be tegular football Itlatkhurn. ileorfe cnriiuiuni and Arthur Inirrrnetii wa In ItlfrrVjeW feliirlefy, Mr, Cttry rtirtited by hi Wife arid a dties'er, Mr Hnba y-Kh. re. iH 4Mbrr. Mrs A4 Ilal4u Mr lUttiis l.tnrf V4tit, Mr Julia Utidc.

Mr lU lri Anrr4 tv I it Hrimir s-e nt4 0 tPtw 4t( Fall. I4b All furle fut tt.B A SU'rf. Mr Jl4, H- FIEE CAUDATE COSTS ffM afrit ib in from rhexi, Th town retrrallnn depart llurle! In lUntm tViiietrry Hut wnlMyi No kmwn llelatlve. Funeral nlcra wrr held ftilur-day afternoon U10 I fowling cbaptd In ntenmry Frank lloutt. aged tiraniKdatv reil4em.

Iter. F. M. AlideNan roildurled Ih erle'ii and burial wa made In the (Irani fial fi'lilelrry. Iallbrr'r wer Frrd iimnmnl.

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