Bowling league crowns champions after three game series
Chateau League completed three game series to determine top teams. Handicaps based on 180 average, with 80 percent of the difference for under 180. Results: Chevrolet Garage led with 2759 pins, followed by Bills Texaco 2713, Chick's Shell Station 2694, Corner Steers 2687, Monarch Lumber 2600, Choteaud Bakery 2595, Choteaud Food 2422.
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Knudtzon Lumber Co
Bills Texaco
Chick’s Shell Statform
Monarch Lurmber Co
Choteatt Bakery
Red Cross Centralizes Wool Clips From Trouser Cuffs
Red Cross chapters are appointed as central agencies to collect wool clips from clothing stores due to the prohibition on cuffs for men's and boys trousers. All men clothing stores and tailors in the local chapter area must deliver wool clips to the chapter office in Choteau.
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Red Cross
Choteau
Noted Violinist at Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
The Chateau Woman's Club hosts its regular general meeting on Tuesday April 21 at 8 p m. The Music and Literature group presents violinist Mrs. William Henry Fluhr and pianist Mrs. Carl Johnson of Great Falls performing a seven part program at the home of Mrs. Theo Paulus.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
William Henry Fluhr
Carl Johnson
Great Falls
Theo Paulus
Mayor Proclaims April Cancer Control Month
Mayor H. D. Robison proclaims April as Cancer Control Month as part of a national health defense effort. Citizens are urged to join the Women’s Field Army in local communities to improve health standards.
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H. D. Robison
National Defense
Women’s Field Army
Rationing Notes Outline Tire and Sugar Allocations
The list shows issued tires and tubes for residents and trucks including Hightower Collins Monkman and others. Sugar rationing dates are April 28 and 29 at county high schools for merchants, with May 4 5 6 7 for all consumers to register at elementary schools and receive War Book No 1 for 28 weeks.
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James Hightower
Dupuyer
Chris Heerman
Collins
J. A. Monkman
Bynnum
Guy Miller
Bynum
City of
Dedication of St. Josephs Church Draws Huge Catholic Crowd
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore presided at St. Josephs church dedication and altar consecration as a large crowd attended last Sunday. Bishops and priests from Helena Conrad Great Falls Chateau Fairfield Townsend Shelby Heart Butte Bonner and Browning participated in the solemn services. The main sermon by Rev. J J Connolly used Genesis this is no other than the House of God and the Gate of Heaven.
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Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
St. Joseph’s Church
Timothy Moroney
Conrad
P. J. Treacy
Great Falls
Diocese of
J. J. Schulte
Chateau
Mathias Weber
Russel Scheidler
Fairfield
G. H. Hietpas
Cut Bank
Victor Day
James G. Tougas
J. J. Connolly
Bonner
M. J. Halligan
Browning
J. A. Collette
Fred Hi. Tracy
Townsend
Urban P. J. de Cleene
Shelby
Egan E. Mallman
Heart Butte
the Propagation of the Faith
Gate of Heaven
Local Social Notices and Visits Highlight Pendray News
Pendray social notes list guests including Mr and Mrs Max Brownell Geo McKee and Andy McKee at Roy Estes home. Fort Benton visitors Mr and Mrs P M Campbell. Seattle Mrs Tooley and daughter staying with Mr and Mrs Talifson. Fulbright family in Great Falls. Various dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Frisell and Mr and Mrs Swanson with multiple attendees. Ladies' Aid set for April 23 with Mrs Max Brownell. George Porter visits near Farmington Sum ay and Paul Rose with daughter and Mrs Dorer of Great Falls noted.
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Emmae
W. P. Phillips
John Pfiffer Jr
George Brunson
Great Falls
Pearl Laconette
Fuller
Ray Talifson
Loretta Proff
Tobias Talifson
L. B. Pendrey
Mr. Mitchel
Augusta
Somers
Max Brownell
Geo. McKee
Andy McKee
Roy Estes
P. M. Campbell
Fort Benton
Tooley
Seattle
A. A. Warneke
Butte
Fulbright
Frisell
W. H. Wellenstein
Carl Peterson
C. W. Fields
Kenneth Riley
Ethel Reid
Harry Swanson
G. D. Porter
W. J. Earles
Nick Wellenstein
J. A. Swanson
H. C. Nelson
Charles Tesch
T. R. Larson
George Porter
Red Cross Encourages Local Knitting Amid War Effort
Teton county Am erican Red Cross chapter has received yarn for knitting garments for armed forces. Projects are simple and must be finished by June 1. Residents should contact listed women in their communities for yarn and directions.
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Teton County
American Red Cross
June Lee—Button
A. C. Robinson
Agawam
Fern Torrerson
Pendroy
Della Hyatt
Bynum
Dale—Fairfield
Phosphate Carload Shipped to Benefit Local Farms
Farmers in the territory received 89 tons of phosphate last Friday, the first carload shipped here and bought through John Hentges. County agent says yields may rise by 50 percent and phosphate content in hay could double. farmers are paid under the agricultural conservation program for applying it.
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John Hentges
Agricultural Conservation Program
Evolution in Auto Industry Shifts Through Decade
The Montana Oil Journal notes 1940 removes running boards 1941 drops gear shifts and 1942 records no cars, marking a staged evolution in automotive design and production.
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The
Montana Oil Journal
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