Social notes from Chateau area residents and visitors
Local society page records visits and stays by Grace Franklin Josie Weir Elsie Campbell and many others. Families travel to Great Falls Kalispell Conrad and Miles City. A theatre party, weddings and Episcopal guild events fill a weekend calendar.
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Grace Franklin
Chateau
San Diego
Rochester
Minn
Josie Weir
Great Falls
Ruth Rogers
Elsie Campbell
Pondera
Muriel Teiquam
Hampton Bloom
Swan Lake
Tom Rogers
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Jim Delino
Cut Bank
Andy Wilson
Stanley Mowbray
Danny O’neil
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Ray Agee
Moritana State College
Bozeman
Bus” Collins
Catlins
Steve Strong
Kalispell
Henry Haschke
Carl Wedum
Vi. Jackson
Conrad
C. O. Edwards
Boyd Stenson
Simms
Lion
Denzil McDonald
Ken Sturgis
George Jackson
Arnold Hanusa
John Dunckel
Irrank Stearns
E. R. O'Neil
Harry Pice
Chicago
Fehives
Ed Davis
Pendroy
Luinstra House
Bob Waltermire
New Canadian Route Proposed at Helena
A Helena meeting discussed a direct all weather route linking with the Alaskan highway to cut 82 miles off the Sunshine route via Great Falls. Attendees included Acting Gov Ernest T. Eaton and Helena Chamber of Commerce president C. M. Wall. Canadians and northern Montanans urged cooperation for a Helena Edmonton corridor through Emigrant Gap and Capotea as a key junction for Highway 33 and Federal Highway 29.
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Great Falls
Emigrant Gap
Salt Lake City
California
Augusta
State Capitol
Ernest T. Eaton
C. M. Wall
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Helena Lions Club
Wail
Eaton Vraed
Caoteau
Kevelles
Teading
Helena
Kate Smith Praises Johnny Catron and Band
Kate Smith commends Johnny Catron and his music group, wishing them tremendous success and noting their talent.
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Kate Smith
Johnny Catron
Cleanup drive urged for Chateau during March weeks
In Chateau a city cleanup and beautification drive runs March weeks to 19 with free city trucks for material removal to the dump. Residents are asked to place burnable material on the alley and have it ready by May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
H. D Robison
James Sulgrove
Chateau City Marble Tourney Target Set at Fourteen
Page seven reports a Chateau City Marble Tourney with an incorrect age limit of 15. The correct rule is 14 years of age, anyone whose 15th birthday occurs after July 1, 1947 is ineligible. The correction specifies eligibility ends for those turning 15 after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau City
Final Notice for Dog Tags in Chateau
Bog owners in Chateau receive a final warning to purchase 1947 dog tags immediately to avoid fines or impounding. Male and spayed female tags cost 32 dollars, female tags cost 5 dollars. Tags available at City Hall on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
James Sulgrove
Union Meeting in The Teton District Endorses Cooperation
A local farmers union meeting in The Teton district supports cooperative efforts at Mogieball Crater, with plans noted for the upcoming Wednesday. Officials urge participation from members and nearby communities to advance shared farming goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton Canisty
Union Woomert
Mogieball Crater
Mebhy Aahootepatts
Geli Vty
Oreabaeetien
Wi Mo Da Si Meeting At Mrs Rober’s Home
A small local gathering of the Wi A To Da Si club meets at Mrs Robert’s residence on a Saturday afternoon in April to discuss community activities and plan a watt tuner project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Waltermire
Mozer
Luinstra’s
J. Rank Young
la Jolla
Walif
James Snepie
Walier
Shebles
Ed Davis
Episcopal Guild
H. Thronson
Saginaw, Mich
Petty Weigen
Terry Tennant
Miles City
Watt
Tate
Mrs Rober
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Eath
Bruce Tuff
Bruce
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Monarch
Sunkist
U.S
U.S. No. 1
Terry Wayne
Johnny
Los Angeles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Earl Carroll
Acclaimed
Entertainment World
Joe Sk. Brown
America
Tom Drake
Oklahoma
Green Years
Louella Parsons
U.P
Montana
Farmers Union Meeting
R. C. A. Radios
Frigidaire
Chick’s Shell Station
Your Friendly Family Theatre
Nton
Iain
MGM
Adder
Keenan Wynn
Angiher
Wirayy
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