Leroy Hensley Marries Polson Bride at Fairfield Church
Alice Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson of Polson married LeRoy Hensley son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hensley at Fairfield Lutheran church on April 5. The bride wore a white gown with lace net yoke a long train and a lace edged veil. Irene Styren was bridesmaid Raymond Van De Riet best man with ushers Laurence Styren and Gene Holyoak. Reception for 125 relatives followed. the couple will live in Sunny Slope where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Anderson
Edward Anderson
Polson
LeRoy Hensley
Clarence Hensley
Sunny Slope
Fairfield, Lutheran Church
A. B. Holland
Irene Styren
Raymond van de Riet
Laurence Styren
Gene Holyoak
Mrs. Hensley
May Day Hospital Benefit Dance Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the May 1 hospital benefit dance by the Teton Saddle Club are on sale at Chateau businesses. Price is 50 cents per person. The Legion Pavilion hosts the event with auctions of useful donated articles between dances.
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Teton Saddle Club
Chateau
Saddle Club
Legion Pavilion
Red Cross Class Delayed in Home Care Course
The second Red Cross class in Home Care of the Sick scheduled for April 19 in Chateau is postponed due to instructor illness. Mrs Ty K Granger is out of state caring for ill parents. Interested individuals who have not enrolled should call Mrs Paul Hensleigh to suggest afternoon or evening session.
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Red Cross
Chateau
Ty. K. Granger
Paul Hensleigh
Card of Thanks for Sympathy after a Passing
We thank the many friends for their kindness after our loved one died. Expressions of sympathy were sincerely appreciated and we are deeply grateful for the support. Mrs. Cal Binford Helen Oberfoell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anancan
Cal Binford
Helen Oberfoell
Honorary Society Selects Top Students in Choteau
The Choteau National Honor Society chapter 133 announced new members from the senior and junior classes at a school assembly. Recipients include seniors Harold Hinman John Rose Howard Reiquam Florence Cook and John Robinson and juniors Betty Phillips and John Swanson. The faculty selected members on character scholarship service and leadership. The local chapter organized in 1923 and re activated this year after inactivity since 1926.
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Choteau Chapter
National Honor Society of Secondary Schools
Choteau
Annabelle Cruikshank
Harold Hinman
John Rose
Howard Reiquam
Florence Cook
John Robinson
Betty Phillips
John Swanson
United States
Organist Judson Maynard Networks Music Scene at Missoula Cafe
Montana State University student and Chateau native Judson Maynard, now organist at Cafe Monte Marte in Missoula, performs four nights weekly and broadcasts on KGVO in Missoula.
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Judson Maynard
Chateau
Montana State University
Cafe Montemarte
Missoula
KGVO
University Music Units Delight Local Audience
The campus brass ensemble conducted by Dr. Daryl Gibson performed a full band style program using only brass voices, reproducing a Torreador Song adaptation and other pieces. The group, praised for its unique reedsless, percussionless arrangement, filled the Chateau auditorium with lively, window-ruffling sound.
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Daryl Gibson
Chateau
University Brass
University ensemble tours with a lively brass performance
The university brass group impressed audiences in Choteau with Mundy of Moore first chair cornet and Judson Maynard on tuba in Hoedown. Bill Breen highlighted the trombones in a novelty number. The program included three marches, Loch Lomond, Whispering, Do You Ever Think of Me, a waltz medley, and Carnival of Venice. Julius Wuerthner Jr. served as MC and discussed the Greater University bond issue and the need for housing and an education fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Maynard
Choteau
Bill Breen
Breen
Jim McGray
Julius Wuerthner Jr
Great Falls
Nick Nimblefingers
Wuerthner
Greater University
University
State College At
Bozeman
Montana
Chateau
The
American Legion
Legion
Wilbert
Maynard Receives Praise From University Music Directors
Maynard sang and earned praise from university music directors. Banquet work was supported by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Maynard Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Breen and Mrs. Hartwick Nelson who organized the dinner. Mrs. Breen thanked Chateau residents for furnishing sleeping rooms for visiting musicians. The project was a complete success due to strong cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Scott
Henry Robison
Prank Stearns
Wilbert Maynard
J. W. Breen
Hartwick Nelson
University Brass Ensemble Thanks Chateau Community
Julius Wuerthner of the university musical group sends thanks from Missoula to Chateau and surrounding area for a wonderful dinner and western hospitality. He notes the Chateau was the most gracious stop among ten cities and expresses hope to return with the Brass Ensemble Jubileers and Carmen Jones Ensemble.
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Julius Wuerthner
Missoula
Chateau Arid
Chateau
Jubileers
Carmen Jones
Wuerthner
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Leroy
Hensely
Maly Rkiluicadce
Duncan Hines
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
America
Sulgrove Tourist
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloom’s Grocery and Meats
Hershey's
del Monte
S. K
Honorary Society
Pendleton
Weduwm’s
A Mundy
Ceretana Ali
Choteau, Montana
Lee
Maynard
Choteau Food Market
Moose Hall
Choteau, Mont
Fred Riahl
Ekholm
Barton Motor Sales
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