Pendroy Community Notices and Social News
Pendroy items include gatherings hosted by the Rose and Fields families and a ball in Calgary. Obituary notes report the death of Guy Gulbrandsen with funeral in Chateau. Upcoming events include a 4 H fundraiser luncheon on April 16 at the Rose home and a Pendroy Ladies Aid sale on Saturday at the Farmers Union hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rose
Barrett
Chas. Fields
John Rappold
H. C. Nelson
Calgary
Canada
Albert Thornman
Lewis
Ethel Reid
H. D. Club
Betty Jones
Stein
Dornblaser
Sorenson
Adamson
Eldy Trachta
Bob Gulbrandsen
Marlin Rose
Bill Flynn
Dick Rose
John Rose
Guy Gulbrandsen
Guy
Missoula
Chateau
Pendroy
Farmers’ Union Hall
W. J. Earles
T. R. Larson
Tony Reise
J. H. Gutshall
H. L. Fuller
Missouri
G. R. Talbert
Great Falls
Traffic deaths down in February as patrol reports
Eight persons died in February in highway accidents, four fewer than February 1939. Damage to cars involved totaled 30,600 dollars versus 22,075 this year. For the first two months, deaths reached 16 compared with 22 in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Boedecker
State Highway Patrol
Collins Area Social Notes and Club News
Collins residents visit relatives and attend events as the Home Demonstration club closes its season with buffet service demonstrations. New officers are elected led by R Thompson as president, Vern LaValley as secretary, and D Banns as treasurer. Local workers like Michael Horak and junior Waterman join regional activities amid Whoop Up celebrations and farm life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Coghill
Great Falls
Reo
Marion Lockhart Briggs
Box Elder
Dorothy Lockhart
Ralph Caskey
Myrtle Lockhart
Joyce
Manson
Home Demonstration Club
Mabel Alzheimer
Lois Stephens
R. Thompson
Vern LaValley
D. Banns
Darwin Crane
J. Ross
Calgary
Alta
Ross Mayer
Weither
Junior Waterman
Safeway
Conrad
Clyde Baquet
Manuel Schlepp
Bert Chopin
North American Accident Insurance gets Montana approval through 1941
State Auditor J J Holmes certifies North American Accident Insurance Company to transact health and accident business in Montana until March 31 1941 after filing a 1939 sworn statement. The document lists 1939 income 4 425 453 08 assets 3 151 557 89 and surplus 641 502 85. Also notes Great Falls city council petition denied by the state supreme court regarding streets and alleys and housing authority agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of State Auditor
State OF Montana Insurance Department
North American Accident Insurance Company
Montana
J. John J. Holmes
U. S
State Capitol
Helena
John J. Holmes
State Supreme Court
Great Falls
Death of Carl Frank Monday April 1 1940
Carl Frank died at Chateau Hospital on Monday April 1 1940. Born January 3 1889 in Wormo South Rus sia he emigrated to America in 1900 settling in Sutton Nebraska. He lived in Loveland Colorado Tuttle North Dakota Agawam and Brady Montana before moving to Chateau two years ago. He married Deana Vander Heyden in 1916 and had six children Katherine Zier Caroline Edith Henry Lesley and Frank with one daughter predeceased. He leaves wife six children two grandchildren a brother August Frank and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frank
Chateau Hospital
Wormo
South Russia
America
Sutton
Nebraska
Loveland
Colorado
Tuttle
N. C
Montana
Brady
Agawam
Chateau
Deana Vander Heyden
Katherine Zier
Caroline
Edith
Henry
Lesley
Frank
August Frank
Tuttle, N. D
Funeral Services Held Last Saturday for Mrs Charles Nesbitt
Olga Irions Nesbitt born January 16 1919 at Terry Montana died recently after a 1938 Great Falls marriage to Charles Nesbitt. Survived by her husband a seven month old son her parents Emanuel and Matilda Irions four sisters and four brothers with one brother Edwin deceased. Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church Saturday April 4 at 2 pm by Reverend R F Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nesbitt
Olga Irions
Terry, Mont
Emanuel
Matilda Irions
Fairfield
Great Falls
Chateau
Ben Lang
Elsie
Erna
Viola
Jacob
Walter
David
Ernest
Edwin
R. F. Vick
Insult in Public Discourse Sparks Backlash
A remark about a woman’s stockings prompts public condemnation for its sexist undertone. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about gender respect in social interactions and media commentary.
Farmers' Union to Meet Friday Evening
Beck area notes report regular Farmers' Union meeting set for Friday evening April 19 at the school. Local families and visitors from Great Falls Fort Shaw Fairfield and surrounding homes are listed in friendship visits and Sunday gatherings with the Becks Toekes and Primus families featuring several domestic visits and supper guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Arnie Sands
Great Falls
Leonard Beck
Fort Shaw
Melvin Beck
Fairfield
J. Primus
Lucille
Irene Primus
A.E. Beck
J. Dirkes
Richard
Kenneth
Geo. Dirkes
M. Decker
Fouth
Conrad Wittke
Bill
Eileen Beck
Nick Paulus
Joe Lehnerz
Norbert Beck
A. E. Beck
C. Lehnerz
Math Toekes
Joe Taekes
Early Inventory on Last Year's Straw Hats Begins
Several workers start an initial check of straw hat stock from the previous year. The exercise aims to assess remaining inventory and plan next season’s production and sales.
Porter Bench 4 H Club Holds Spring Meeting
The Porter Bench 4 H Club held its third meeting on April 6 at the Jack Campbell home. Ten members and two visitors attended. The rally play was performed and a dance was planned for April 20. A lunch was served by Mrs Campbell. The next meeting is set for April 17 at Agee's. Lorraine Campbell, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Agee’s
Lorraine Campbell
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