The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 3

Tfct MiptmUM MmUm, Afrit 11. IfM Capital City News in Brief Tbeodean Y. Curaroiiii hat filed a complaint in district court ttwe in which she seeks an abso-lutt- divorce from Frank Cum-minus on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple was married April 21, im. in and has no children.

Yacht Basin now open, operated by Ear! and Put Adv. New In Helena? Ph. 442-4523, Viula Ulberg, Welcome Wagon Adv. Trucks needed for Vigilante Parade. Call Senior High School, Adv.

Vital Statistics Marriage License Thomas J. Amaya, 20, Anacon da, and Ruth Ann ftoper, 16 Helena. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.

Thomp son, Jefferson Court, Boieman daughter, April 26, St. Peter's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Terrio, 802 North Benton, son, April 26, St. Peter's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Melton, 145 Fairway Drive, son, April 25, St, John's Hospital.

Deaths Edward Henry Evans, 67, 111 Stewart Homes, April 26, Cooney Convalescent Rest Hume. Lillian Goodman Rinda, 33. 715 Eighth, April 26, St. Peter1 Hospital. Published weekday (except Saturday) afternoons and Sunday morn in the Independent Record member of Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc.

Entered as second class matter at the post office in Helena, Montana. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS fr you lail to receive your copy of The Independent Record from your carrier. DIAL 442-7190 Weekdays before p.m. Sundays before 11 a.m. Biturdftyl and 7 I lumnd'Homti i 315 East Sixth PHONE 442-1550 HELENA, MONTANA JOHNSON, Raymond aged 49 years, nf 606 N.

Jackson St Chapel services at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, with Rev. George Harper officiating. Graveside services at Resurrection Cemetery will be conducted by Helena Lodge No. 193, B.P.O.E.

Family prefers memorials. MOCK, Mrs. Mary Alice, aged 53 years, of 1400 Harrison Ave. The body will lie in state until 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 28 and will then be forwarded to Altiea, Kansas for funeral services and interment. EVANS, Edward aged 87 years of 111 Stewart Homes.

Chapel services Wednesday, April 29 at 2:00 p.m. with Chaplain H. M. Waldron officiating. Interment in Forest-vale Cemetery.

HAGLER Mortuary Phone 442-8520 650 Logan St. KINDA, Mrs. Lillian Goodman, aged 83 years of 715 8lh Ave. Chapel services 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 29 with Mr. Norman Winesline officiating.

Interment in For es va 1 Cemetery. Tonight In Helena p.m., Helena Tvastauilrn Colonial Club. Gov. Tim Babcock will be the featured speaker Tuesday noon hen the Helena Lions Club holds Its weekly meeting at the Placer Hotel. He will be introduced by Rep.

Dan Dykstra of Lewis and Clark County, program chairman for the day. Dykstra said it was expected many members of the club would bring guests to hear the governor. TV John Standley. Call 1738 Euclid Adv. Western Acceptance Finance Company has filed a complaint in district court here in it seeks a total of $505.68 from Jimmy L.

and Florence Mcintosh allegedly due on a promissory note. The complaint says that the defendants signed the note on Oct. 30, 1962 to pay $21.07 month and have made no payments since March 30, 1063. Cut Leaf Weeping Birch, spec $3.95 each, Green Adv. Notice: Special meetings of Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union Local 612, are called for Tuesday, April 28, at 3:00 and 8:30 p.m., Labor Temple, AH available members are requested to attend one of these meetings.

Very Adv. Jim's Radio and TV, call 'til 9 for guaranteed TV repair, Adv. Bride and bridesmaids dresses a specialty. Phone 442-8693. The Pythian Service Club will meet at 8 p.m., Wednesday at the home of Louise Braun, 703 North Rodney.

Public card party at the Moose Hall, Monday, 8 p.m., sponsored by the Women of the Moose mem bership committee. Adv. Good selection of used furni ture Claflin Furniture House, 17 W. 6th Adv. If you are looking for a beauti ful Mother's Day gift, wedding or anniversary, call Pulse, 442-2875 TM MILITARY BALL QUEEN Lee Morgan, sophomore at MSU, was crowned queen of the Montana State Military ROTC Ball Saturday night In Missoula.

Miss Morgan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Morgan, 919 Flowerree, is a business major and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

She ts also coed colonel of Angel Flight and a member of Phi Chi Theta, women's business honorary. Edna Mergenthaler Rites Are Held Funeral services for Edna Mer genthaler, 54, former Helena resi dent who died Wednesday in San Francisco, were conducted today at the Retz Funeral Chapel The Rev. Lewis M. Harro, tor of the First Preshylerian Church, officiated. Interment was in Foreslvatc Cemetery.

Pallbearers were J. E. Thrail kill, John Clausen. Al Johnson Leslie Alke, James Pool Frank Abbey. Many brand new, beautiful styles now available, including miners in cnior as wcl white and cream.

Come in and go through our sample dook. we will as, you in every way we can. FREE BOOKLET for the Bride tn-Be Ash for Vour Copy STATE PUBLISHING CO. 104 BROADWAY or phono 442-4380 for Information free lecture on Christum Scl-; ence at Jefferson School, 8 p.m.— Adv. The Lewis and Clark County Society will meet at 7:30 Wednesday In the Steam boat Block.

Sigel Ross, 1302 Eleventh, told police Sunday afternoon that tuinobile was stolen from his residence sometime between 11 p.m., Saturday and shortly after 1 p.m., Sunday. The 1956 model car was valued at $300, The Helena Civitan Club will meet at 7:10 a.m., Tuesday at Jorgenson's. Marvin H. Dallas Rites Are Held, Fund Established Funeral services were eonduc today at Master Mortuary Chapel for Marvin H. Dallas, 42, native of Helena and a rancher the Canyon Creek area, who died Thursday at St, Peter's Hospital.

The Rev. C. Gronncberg of Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church officiated. Burial was at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Harold Hoff man, Elmer Norling, Earl Wohl-from, Myrlin Donaldson, Edward Grady and Gordon Herrin.

Memorial Fund A memorial fund is being estab lished by the Lewis and Clark i Bureau for tne continued education of the minor children of Mr. Dallas. The fund, in recognition of his community accomplishments, is being established by his friends and neighbors. Recognized as the outstanding young farmer in Lewis and Clark County in 1955 by the Chamber of Commerce, he was a member of the Farm Bureau for 15 years, serving as an ejected official and as an appointed committee chairman. Mr.

Dallas was director of the Lewis and Clark County Soil Conservation organization for six years and a 4-H Club leader for five years. Contributions may he sent to Paul Paulsen, Union Bank. Raymond Johnson Funeral Rites Are Set Tuesday Funeral services will be con ducted at 2 p.m., Tuesday at Retz Chapel for Raymond C. John- 49, of Canyon Ferry, who died Saturday at St. Peter's Hos pital.

Pallbearers will be Thomas W. Meredith, Richard B. Crosby, Jo- T. Hamm, Lee Dickey, Alex Toeckes and Francis J. Dolan, The Rev.

George Harper of St. Paul's Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery with officers of Helena Lodge No. las conducting graveside memorial services. A native of Helena, Mr.

John son attended schools here. He was a postmaster at Canyon Fer ry and was associated with the late Court Sheriff in the concession business during the construction of Canyon Ferry Dam. was the first president of the Mount Helena Ski Club and a charter member of the Ski Patrol. Survivors, in addition to his wife, the former Josephine Sheriff, whom lie married in 1MB, in clude two daughters, Judith and Lorain; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Johnson; a sister, Lila Rogers; a nephew, David Did-rickson, all of Helena, and numer ous Hunts, uncles and cousins, many of them of Helena. Came Here in 1886 Edward Evans, 87, Oldtime Area Resident, Is Dead Edward Henry Evans, 87, died late Salurday ut the Cooney Convalescent Home following a brief illness. He had resided at 111 Stewart Homes until early this month. Born Sept. 28, 1876, In Muchak-inoek, Iowa, he was the son of Richard and Margaret Evans.

Evans came to Montana in 1886 al the age of nine, living in the town of Stemple with his uncles, Evan and Dick Evans. He spent his early boyhood in various mining camps in and around the old town of Lincoln. Edward II. Evans Some of the old towns and camps in winch he lived and worked no longer exist, namely Stemple, Old Lincoln, Copper Camp, Jay Gould and McClellan Creek. Following in the footsteps of his uncles, Mr.

Evans worked as a miner most of his productive years, gaining the reputation or being one of the finest miners of his day. Among his many accomplishments as a miner was his prowess as a driller, estab lishing his fame by winning numerous contests al celebrations. Mr. Evans worked mostly in the vicinity of Marysville and Lincoln but put in some time in mines around Butte and in Wal lace, Idaho. Mary Alice Mock Funeral Rites Set in Kansas Mary Alice Mock, 53, who died Saturday at St.

Peter's will lie in state at the Retz Funeral Chapel until Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services wilt be con ducted at 2 p.m. Saturday in Attica, her former home. She resided at 1400 Harrison at the time of her death, having moved Helena two years ago. She was the widow uf Ira Mock who died in 194B.

I Mrs. Mock, born March 4, 1911 in Kansas, attended schools there-She was a member of Uie VFW Auxiliary of Attica. Survivors include three daugh ters, Marjorie Hulse, Hazel Mock, both of Helena; Mary Wells of Wichita, a son, Robert Mock, Helena; three grandchildren, Kimberly Mock. Allen Hulse, both of Helena, and Brent Wells, Wichita; four sisters, Mrs. Mattie Landis, Kingman, Mrs.

Florence Kennedy, Attica, Mrs. Zelma Spitzmiller, Medicine Lodge, Mrs. Alsie Biber- ne, Attica; three brothers, Wal lace and Lawrence Hays of Anthony, and Irvin Hays of Wichita. Retz Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements here. More Comfort Wea ring FALSE TEETH Here is a pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort.

IH tn Improved powder. tpr-Jnlcled dii upper and lower platee holdt them Ha that they feel more comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alknlliir Does not sour. Checks "plate Odor Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere.

ROSS ALLEN'S BIRTHDAY SALE ENDS TOMORROW! Save on Hoover VACUUMS POLISHERS LIKE NEVER BEFORE ALLEN 331 N. Main ELECTRIC 442-3780 On several occasions he worked on ranches and at one time home-steaded in the Lincoln area. Upon his retirement in November, 1943, he and his wife moved to Helena, His wife, Lettie Mead Teed, whom lie married Dec. II, 1905, in Butte, preceded him in death June 9, 1959. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m., Wednesday at the Rets; Funeral Home Chapel, with Chaplain H.

M. Waldron officiating. Interment will be at Forest-vale Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Len Ledbetter, William Hall. Earl Halter-man, John Ban, Keith Didriksen and Ward Hansen, Judy F.

Andrew Last Rites Held Funeral services were conduct ed today at the Retz Funeral Chapel for Judy F. Andrew, 50, wife of Elton M. Andrew. 1104 Butte, who died Friday at St. Peter's Hospital.

The Rev. Robert Lind of St. Paul's Methodist Church, officiated. Interment was in Forestvale Cemetery, Pallbearers were W. M.

Gundcr-son, Alfred F. Dougherty, Leslie Alke, C. II. Sccrcst, G. B.

Woodahl and R. A. Wilkinson. Emil Erving, 81, Dies in Michigan Ralph A. Erving, 424 North Davis, has returned from Sault Ste.

Marie, where he attended the funeral of his father, Emil Erving, 81, who died April 12. Mr. Erving was a well known resident of the Michigan community. Funeral services and bur ial were in Michigan. Mr.

Erving has visited the Helena area eral times. mm FAMOUS Jack Turner, above, veteran Indianapolis Speedway driver, today addressed a ioiut meeting of the Montana Highway Users Association and the Governor's Committee on Traffic Safely. The session was held al Jorgenson's Holiday Inn. Jack Seery Dies In Accident In San Diego Funeral services for Jack Seery of San Diego, formerly of Helena, will be conducted Thursday in San Diego, according to information received at Canyon Ferry by Bill Redd. Mr.

Seery was (he victim of a freak accident. He and his wife, former owners of the Dutch Maid Malt Shop here, were seated in a restaurant about a half block from his tile husiness in San Diego, when one of two cars in a collision on the street crashed through the window, killing him and injuring his wife and several other diners. Survivors, in addition to his wife, the former Kay Greaves, in elude his mother, two brothers several nieces and nephews. WANTED! WANTED! WANTED! 1937-D THREE-LEGGED BUFFALO NICKELS $17.00 AND UP Uncirculated or unused Silver Dollars, We will buy ALL Silver Dollars in New or Mint Condition We want circulated (used) C. C.

Dollars Talon Coins, P.O. Box 1274, Great Falls, Mont. We are at the Placer Hotel in Helena, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 28, 29 and 30. Our Roams Will Be Open From 9:30 on Funeral Is Wednesday Lillian Rinda, 83, Helena Native, Dies in Hospital Lillian Goodman Rlnda, 715 Eighth, died Sunday at St. Peter's Hospital following an extended illness.

Born July 12, 1880 in Mrs. Rinda was married here 'in 1902 to Theodore Rinda, who operated a garage on Park Ave-inue for many years until his death in 1950. Art Menghini of Seattle and Mrs. E. F.

(Leona) Bull uf Hel ena, and several cousins, including Yetta and Bernice Lissner of Helena. 'she was the daughter of Morris I She was preceded in death by Mary Goodman, pioneer six brothers and two sisters, 'ena family. She attended Helena. Funeral services will be con-! schools. I ducted at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Jlaglcr Mortuary chapel. Norman Wlnestine will officiate. Interment will be in Furcslvalo Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Judge Los- Mrs. Rinda was active in pri-itcr H.

Loble, P. W. Singer, Frank vate bridge clubs. lnollenback, Arthur Parsons, F. H.

Survivors include a son, Venzle I Averill and Josef Sklower. T. Rinda of Helena; a nephew, floz CiDodinan of Physiology is the science which three nieces, Mrs. Lee ideals with the functions of living Cannon of Kerrville, Texas, Mrs. organisms.

SYVERSON INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance BONDS Albert I. Syvor.on 631 WILDER AVE. PHONE OBSOLETE RESOLVE NOW to and save money wilh BATH FIXTURES FURNACE "FIXTURES CALL 442-5830 BILL GREENFIELD City Plumbing and Heating 413 N. Main IMMEDIATE CASH FOR COINS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 28, 29 and 30 IN HELENA PLACER HOTEL From 9:30 a.m. on io pay at least the following prices for U.S.

coins. Bring your coins to the Placer Hotel, Main Street at Grand or 442-1310 if you wish us to call at your home- 1856 Eagle 1857 Eagle 1858 Eagle 1859 1860 1861 1862- 18SS 1864 1865 1866 1867 Omijpletc INDIAN PENNIES 250.00 up .1.00 up ...1.00 4 up 75c up up .1.00 up 50c up 50c UP ...1.00 fit up 75c up 3.00 up ...3.00 up Will pay at least lie for any Indian Head Penny not -dhcy Ehovld not hrv them). i Head Fcncles NICKELS WANTED IMMEDIATE CASH 1868 2.00 1869 4.00 1870 5.00 1871 7.00 1872 B.00 187374-75 1.50 1876 1.50 1877 35.00 190BS 9.00 1909S 30.00.* and Partial sets, 1885 10.00- 1.00^^:^ 1886 5.00-1 91 4D 10.00* 19265 50c A 1913S 2.00- 1931 1.00- 1909S 15.00* 1910S 1913S 1914S 1860S 1871CC 1 -50 3.00 2.00 1-25 1 i 1914D 15.00 LINCOLN PENNIES lensl Ito -sicta for Please CLEAN YOUR it COINS CALL FIRST. FennlM DIMES WANTED S10 PAYING 1916D $5 and up 1921 1BO.S IK'IrVlli 1873CC S60 1894-0 1896 0 1920S 1S74CC 191 5S 1.25* 1922D 1.25* 1924D 5.00 1926S 1.25 1931D 7.25* 1931 23.00 fr 1933D 75c nd up. SI.50 S1.5U QUARTERS WANTED CANADIAN COINS GOLD I ic t- ur ipm In A ur 1796 150.00 up 1896S 20.00 up ...,13 up $3 up 1901S 40.00 up 1870CC 1871CC 1913S 20.00 up $3 up 1872CC 30.00 1916 up SEx- lp 1873CC 100.00 UP 1932S 4.00 up 1879S 10.00 W32D 4.00 up PAYING FOR U.S.

ODD COINS Cent 3,00 up Large Cent 50c up 3c Silver 50c up 3c Nickel 50e up 2c picrc 50c up 30c piece 3.50 up lii Dime 75c up 50c Pieces before 1892 1.04 up ALSO WANTED B.U Silver Proof Sets B.U. Rolls SEE US AT THE PLACER for CASH Deal Too Small and No lH-sl Too Large TALON COINS Box 1274 Great Falls, Montana TOP PRICES PAID FOR COLLECTIONS AND FROM OUIt STAFF WILL II PRESENT.