Dr Howard W Bateman Pioneer Doctor Dies at 82
Dr Howard W Bateman 82 longtime Choteau resident died Tuesday at Glen Willow home. Funeral Friday at Glen Willow with tape recording of his voice and potential change to Chateau High School gym if weather fails. He founded a hospital later used as Teton County Rest Home and served in many roles including city physician legislator Lions Club district governor and Masonic orders. He delivered over 2000 babies and left two children and a widow Elizabeth. Transportation arranged from Banks Funeral Home to Glen Willow for services.
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Choteau
Howard William Bateman
Glen Willow
Chateau High School
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Grant Moore
A. Bernard Grandal
Choteau Lions Club
Dr.Bateman
C. James Smith
American Legion of Choteau
W. F Olsen
Gibson Monkman
Peter Bouma
Harold Bouma
Percy Robinson
Lloyd Hodgskiss
George Hodgskiss
Pete Huidekoper
Bateman
Augusta
Teton ‘County
Chateau
Teton County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Masonic Order
Blue Lodge
Chateau Lodge
Teton
R.A.M
Bethany Commandery
K. T. Algeria Shrine
Helena
The
Choteau ‘Lions Club
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Howard W. Bateman
Dr. Bateman
Lexington
Minn
Minnesota
Mankato
University of Iowa Medical School
Effe Helen Schultz
Iowa
George
Helen) Sexton
Great Falls
Howard W
Bill) Bateman Jr
Chateau ‘Park
Elizabeth
George Sexton
Bert Hazle
Alden
E. C. Bateman
Chicago
Loren Foot
Stanley Foot
Marian Miller
Marian Sadler
Little Rock
Ark
Deane. Sadler
Conroe
Tex
D. Gordon Rognlien
Kalispell
Larry Banks
Banks Funeral Home
Glen ‘Willow
Pinewood Derby crowns Pack 91 at Legion Hall meeting
Cub Scout Pack 91 held a Pinewood Derby at the upper Legion Hall with Greg Yeager taking first place and Frank Meyers, Mark Grandal, and Jackie Hinman following. Advancement ceremonies awarded Wolf badges to Greg Luinstra, Mike Vanck, Mike Immerman, Greg Yeager, Jim Scott, Dan Rogers, and Don Rogers. Bear badge to Dan Arensmeyer. Gold arrows to Steve Larson, Mike Potter, Curtis Wilson, Randy Larson, John Scott, Dale Reisch, Melvin McNea. Silver arrows went to Steve Larson, Tim Meyers, Jackie Hinman, Dale Reisch, Melvin McNea, Frank Meyers, and Dick Van Auken.
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Upper Legion Hall
Pinewood
Greg Yeager
Frank Meyers
Mark Grandal
Jackie Hinman
Bill Sabo
Cedric Schroeder
Richard Conklin
Chester Corey
Greg Luinstra
Mike Vanck
Mike Immerman
Jim Scott
Dan Rogers
Don Rogers
Randy Larson
John Scott
Dale Reisch
Melvin McNea
Steve’ Larson
Tim” Meyers
Jackie’ Hinman
Dick. van’ Auken
Largest crowd gathers for 41st Sons and Daughters event
Over 300 people attended the 41st meeting of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers at Fairfield Saturday evening. The banquet followed by a brief business meeting elected new officers: James Dehn president, Jim Rose vice president, Mrs. Jack Rogers secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers were Ted Saylor president, James Dehn vice president, Mary Baker secretary.
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Sons and Daughters of Teton
Fairfield
James Dehn
Jim Rose
Jack Rogers
Ted Saylor
Mary Baker
Heart Fund contributions reach 2055 in Teton County
Total contributions in the 1961 Heart Fund campaign for Teton County amount to 2055 dollars to date with a few areas unreported. Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Boussard thanks chairmen volunteers and contributors for generosity. Montana Heart Ass'n notes high per capita returns nationally. Memorial funds support heart disease research. county memorial chair is Mrs. Dorothy O'Neil.
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Heart Fund
Teton County
Dorothy Boussard
County Heart Fund
Boussard
Montana Heart Ass’n
Dorothy O'Neil
Mrs Marie Belcher Dies in Seattle
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Marie Belcher who passed away Monday in Seattle where she had been living. She was an oldtime resident of the area. Further details may be available next week. Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacobson of Whitefish were guests of Mr and Mrs D P Fabrick and visited with Mr and Mrs Ted Halvorson last week. Mrs Jacobson is Soroptimist District 4 Director.
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Marie Belcher
Seattle
Arnold Jacobson
Whitefish
D. P .Fabrick
Ted Halvorson
Jacobson
District 4
National Library Week invites family library visits
Choteau librarians urge children to visit the library during National Library Week. The Choteau Library is open Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 to 5 p m. Adult cards cost 50 cents and children's 25 cents. Lost books should be returned and donations are welcome year round.
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National Library
Choteau
Chateau Woman’s Club
CHS Students Win 13 Awards at State Science Fair
Chateau High School students collect 13 awards at the State Science Fair hosted by Montana State University in Missoula over Friday and Saturday. The senior fair saw CHS place high with multiple medals. junior and seventh eighth grade results also noted, including Florence Schmidt of Fairfield and several Kalispell area winners.
Local United Nations Speech Contest Chooses Winner
Carol Howard named winner and Dana Boussard an alternate at the United Nations Pilgrimage speech contest held Friday in Odd Fellows Hall. Seven candidates spoke on leadership, scholarship, church and community service, with a funded trip to the United Nations in July as the prize.
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Carol Howard
Dana Boussard
United Nations
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Chateau
Mast
Fairfield
Miller
Simms
Simms : High’ School, ‘and. Mrs. England
Augusta School
Toni Lussenden
Patti Schiller
Rodney Senilting
Carolynn Weist
Neale
Singles Tournament Coming at AGK Lanes
A weekend handicap singles bowling invitational will be held at AGK Lanes starting Friday and continuing through Saturday and Sunday. Arvid Sunder of AGK Lanes reports entries from Shelby Cut Bank Belt Great Falls Fort Benson Fairfield and Chateau. If successful the tournament may become an annual event.
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Arvid Sunder
A &K Lanes
Shelby
Cut Bank
Belt
Great Falls
Fort
Benson
Fairfield
Sand Chateau
Stndeét
Choteau Dominates In Invitational Track Meet
Choteau scored 88 percent of points at the Choteau Invitational, besting eight Class C schools. Leroy Yeager led with multiple wins including sprints, hurdles, and relays, while Rich Wilson set a javelin record and Gary Moon broke the discuss mark. Starters included Fay Buck and Don Rose with Stan Rathman as clerk and Edi Schiller as scorer.
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Choteau
Leroy Yeager
Augusta
Simms
Dutton
Power
Cascade
Belt
Centerville
Brady
Swinning
Ito
Jorama
Rich Wilson
R. Gefeller
Gary Moon
Jack Henneford
T. Rieke
R. Leland
H. Leland
K. Walt
G. Moon
Hollar
Cyr
D. Erickson
L. Allen
J. Hover
H. Burnett
Erickson
E. Barrett
Auguesta
J. Huffman
F. Gerlach
J. Hoyer
T.nett
S. Olbrecht
J. Asay
D. Moore
J. Connole
J. Loomis
F.“‘Joramo
J.’ Kelleher
M. Odden
Webb
L. ‘Thorne
D Hangen
Wedum
Mannakee
Joramo
T. Kelly
Seed
E ‘Barrett
Schultz
Cho
Fund Drive Planned By Eastern Star for Cancer Relief
The Order of Eastern Star announces a drive to raise funds next week. The business section will be contacted Friday April 21 and the residential area Saturday April 22. Contributions by mail can be sent to Cancer Fund Committee Box 122 Choteau.
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Ancer
Star
Chateau
Cas ‘eThé Business
Choteau
Track Meet at Choteau Highlights Local Standouts
Today’s four way track meet features Central High School athletes Lloyd and Elliot dominating hurdles and sprints alongside Loyola of Missoula Great Falls Fairfield and Plummer and Jobe. Leroy Yeager of Choteau may miss the event due to a pulled muscle while Lloyd wins the 220 and ties Yeager in the 100.
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Choteau
Loyola of
Plummer
Jobe
Ray Yeager
Mrs Dick Logan Leaves Billings After Visit
Mrs Dick Logan of Billings departed Wednesday following a four day visit with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Grant Curtis. She paused here en route home for an extended visit to the West.
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Dick. Logan
Billings
Grant‘ Curtis
Lions Honor Dr Bateman At Chateau Club Dinner
The Chateau Lions Club held a regular meeting at the Lions Hall Tuesday evening. President Ali Finley called for a moment of silence for Dr Howard W. Bateman who died early Tuesday morning. A life membership fund collection was redirected to the Teton Memorial Hospital trust fund in his memory.
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Chateau Lions Club
Lions
Hall
Ali Finley
Howard W. Bateman
Bateman
Teton Memorial Hospital ‘Trust Fund
John Davison
Ray Kelly
Great Falls
Lions Club
Jim Murphy
Chateau High School
Lion Jack Wright
Lions In
Guatemala
Ed Henderson
Safeway Stores Inc
Keith Watkins
Corps of Engineers
Meeting of Young Democrats Club at Courthouse
The Young Democrats Club holds its regular meeting Tuesday at the courthouse starting at 8 p.m. A panel on education, schools and legislation will be held. Anyone may attend.
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Young Democrats Club
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Don
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Millikan
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Masker
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Stott
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Choen
Simmms
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Arnsworth
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Young Democrats
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Thompson
Knyudizon Lumber Co
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Knudizon Lumber
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