Dutton Community Notes Add Details of Local Events
Mrs K Hofto Cor reports no 4 1 club meeting on Friday the 17th and no school on Good Friday or Easter Monday. Cub Scouts and 4 H members under 12 roller skated at Great Falls with 30 children guided by several ladies. Mrs Robert Flick and Mrs Ora Schultz attended 4 H council at Greenfield Beach. Glenn Stoner remains in Great Falls hospital with his wife visiting. Gene Dunwebber traveled to Spokane with his father Emil returning Sunday. Numerous local families attended CBS in Cascade for the Worthy Grand Matron Ellen Cooley visit. The Methodist Evening Guild plans a bake sale at Schabels on Saturday April 18 starting 2 00 p m. Jerome Luck home from Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Lucille Anslinger visits Spokane and will return home. Reading workshop trip to Havre for North Montana College with theme Helping the Child Who Is Making Slow Progress In Reading. Carl Gunderson chaired and taught in Dutton years ago. Mrs Claude Duncan visited Dutton from Lethbridge. Robins appear and locals return from the south. On Wednesday Eck Campbell family visited Sea Oak Beach by plane Thursday. Charles ex returned home from Phoenix Friday. Karen Ringen and Gene Sethne and George Sellia return from Phoenix. Teton Café now owned by Mrs Margaret Sadbi and Miss Florence Lesher. Ladies Aid at church to be addressed April 22. 4 H club members to display Easter Lilies Saturday April 17 at church 10 00 a m. Minstrel Show at Brady Gym Saturday April 17 at 8 00 p m.
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Great Falls
Mesdames
Maxantl
Johns
Moch
Stinson
Poses
Verbal
Are
Kaare Nelson
Robert Flick
Ora Schultz
Greenfield Beach
Glenn Stoner
Stoner
Gene Dunwebber
Emil Dunwebber
Carter
Spokane
Ed Mitchell
Howard McClellan
Dave Anderson
James Anderson
Howart Hillmiston
Dughter
Myrna
Ore Schultz
Lily Odden
Judith Hansen
Cascade
Atten Cbs
Jerome Luck
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Lucille Anslinger
Elmer Om
Thunday
Margaret. DeVries
Henrietta Loucks
Byrle* Shumiston
Jean Magdall
Gladys Bezouska
Havre
North Montana College
Carl Gunderson
NMC
Gunderson
Dutton
Claude Duncan
Lethbridge
Dave McClean
South
Eck
Campbell Sete
Plang
Sea Oak ‘Beach
Hurs
Priday
Charles
Phoenix
Karen Ringen
Gene” ‘Sethne
George
Sellia
Brady Gym
Music and health talks feature district events in Great Falls area
The district music festival took place in Great Falls with Stens Sensi LD FFA and several grade performances. Dr. Henry Gibson and Ava Lant spoke at a PTA meeting on School Health, while residents and families visited from Spokane and Coeur d Alene. A minstrel show was announced for Brady Gyll on April 17 at 8 00 p m.
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Vern Merevinie i
Cate Warren
Stens. Sensi Ld Ffa
Boseman
Ast. W
Great ‘Falls
State Fisheries Board Discusses 1954 Operations in Helena
Biologists, hatchery workers and fieldmen from across the state met in Helena to discuss 1954 fisheries operations. Walter M. Allen, Superintendent of Fisheries, said talks covered planting, retirement, and operational procedures while reviewing the department's program and warmwater and golden trout efforts.
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Fisheries Pemeniiel
Montana ‘ Fish’ and” Department
Helena
Walter M. Allen
Tempered Glass Prices Rise for Certain Types
Market notes indicate tempered glass types see price increases up to 450 in units, with discussions on demand shifts and supplier pricing pressures affecting construction and glazing sectors.
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K. Hofto
Ellen ‘Cooley
Methodist Evening Guild
Schabels
Alice Bourne
Womans’ Club
Dutton, Mont
Oliver Diesel
Oliver
Mary N. Baker
Public Stenographer
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Herry Gibson
Avalant
Great, Falls
PTA
Ehe
Glen Ewell
Greet Falls
Eng
Mark Pendleton
Vern. Tjaden
Linda
Couer d'Alene
Vis
A. Dwart
Brady Gyll
Seturdey
Choteau, Montana
Masonic
Bethany Lutheran Church
Seolione
Gut Ee Ae
Armstrong
Armstrong Super Nea
Fane A
Fisher Posh
Teton
Motorola
Chateau
Montana
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Batteries
Olieo
Darlene and
Lorraine Hanson
Billy Maddock
R. Byfield
Rolly White
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