The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE HELENA INDEPENDENT, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941 Father Casey Will Be Honored With Services at Drummond Today For Completing 25 Years of Service By PATRICK E. BURKE Staff Writer, Montana Standard Drummond, May Patrick Casey, noted and distinguished son of the Gael, a land a for centuries has sent forth its brightest sons to carry the cross into the remotest parts of the world, celebrates his 25th anniveisary in the priesthood iu this little canyon town of western Montana Sunday, May 25. Clergy and laity from all parts of the Montana Rockies are expected to attend. Known not only for his fidelity to his piiestly vows, Father Casey is in addition a distinguished author and editor--a triumveiate ofi accomplishments not heretofore combined by any man of his vocation in Montana. At Carroll Silver jubilees in, the Catholic- priesthood are not common, due to the rigorous and exacting life led by these apostles of St.

Peter Committee Is Named To Help Boost Bond Proposition Mrs. R. H. Gagle, chairman of a committee to promote the passage of a proposed JIGO.OOO bond issue for rebuilding and lelocation the Broadwater, Emerson and Jeffer- 1 bon schools, named a telephone committee yesterday to assist i I the ork. The election to decide upon the boml issue will be held June 2.

Park, hut ho moved irom there to Towusend, where he remained for many years. lie was in the grain business He retired about eight years ago and came to Helena. of Garner, Iowa, and a Montana I Surviving are his wife, Mrs resident nearly all his life, died! Mal)el Finch of Helena; three early yesterday morning in (Iau Ilters Helen Finch of Hel- John's hospital. ena; Mrs. Leo J.

Doyle of De- A. W. Finch, State Pioneer, Dies Arthur W. Finch, 62, a native Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning troit, and Mrs. W.

Chapman of Minneapolis, Uvan, Mrs. Edith llartzog, Charles Kowand, Mrs. George CocK-j ler, Jr, Mrs. Carl Kretlon, Leslie AVolverton, Mrs. Jack Roddy, Tom Francis, Mrs.

S. J. I Burgess and Mrs. II. F.

Husted. iTo Become Pilot New York, May Margaret Bennett, pretty i blonde wife of Screen Writer Charles Bennett, started for her native England by Clipper to become a pilot in the air transport planes Irom' 'factories to the flying fields of the Royal Air force. in St. Helena's cathedral. Burial two granddaughters, Betty Ann Resurrection cemetery, and Joan Doyle of Detroit; and rill be conducted a sitter, Mrs.

Bertha Mabeu of Monday evening 1 Los Angeles, in the cathedral. 'fh Opp and Conrad funeral Mr. Finch iived first in Clyde! home is directing arrangements Activity Is Better in State Business activity in the Ninth Federal Reserve district, which includes Montana, increased during April to a level substantially above one year earlier, the Minneapolis Federal Reserve bank reported yesterday. April business activity, the bank said, was the highest for the month since 1930. Bank loans advanced to a nine-year high and farm prices rose, although farm income remained below the 1940 level.

Christopher AVillibald von Gluck, a composer who Ined between 1714 and 17S7, often is called the "father of modem opera." FATHEU PATRICK CASEY Father Casey received the sacin- diocese. In this task he has made ment of Holy Orders at the hands almost countless contacts and of the late Caidinal Jlundtslein of Chicago on June 17, 191G. His thousands of warm friends, hundreds of whom will journey to first assignment i him to Sunday to attend hi, Montana as an instructor in jubilee mass and to extend their roll college at Helena. In the fol-j personal felicitations, lowing years he was pasior sue- Served Four Bishops cessively at Judith Gap, Supenof and Drummond. Eight years ago he was commissioned by Monsignor Victor Day, administrator, to take over the responsibility of editing the western Montana edition of the Catholic Register.

In the latter capacity Father Casey has become one of the best and familiar figuies in western Montana. From Dillon on the south to Kalispell on the north lie has traveled the highways and byways in taking care of the multitudinous details in connection with his management of a paper that is deliveied each week to eveiy Catholic home in the Helena Father Casey has served und four bishops, starting with the late Bishop John P. Carroll, who as the successor to the late Bishop John B. Brondel, took charge of the diocese at a time when Montana was emerging from frontier stages into the blossoming growth of advancing statehood. Following Bishop Carroll's death, Father Casey served successively under Bishop George J.

Finnigan and Bishop Ralph Hayes and now under the Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore. Arrangements for his silver sacerdotal jubilee are in the hands of a committee composed of the Very Rev. Denis P.

Meade, the Rev. Henry Blackmore, S.J., and the Rev. James Sheerin, all of whom are well known in western Montana. The Solemn Mass of I will he celehrated by Father Casey at 11 o'clock i his parish church--St. Michael's.

Father Meade will be the preacher. A reception for the laitj' will take place at noon in the parish rectory, while a luncheon for the visiting clergy will take place at 2 o'clock. Father Casey was born at Cor- robone House, in the parish of Ballindangan, i County Cork, Ireland. He made his stujJies leading to the priesthood in Iieland, England and the United States. In recent years he has done considerable traveling, and in 193S circled the globe.

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