Dutton Socials and Legion Poppy Winners Reported
Social rounds include Mr and Mrs Walter Miller hosting guests at Rainbow Hotel. Legion Auxiliary honors winners in Poppy poster contest across two classes with multiple named students. Local moves include Pangborns into a new home and various families relocating around town. Community events cover Royal Neighbors anniversary party and district Auxiliary activities with officers installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Rainbow Hotel
L. Semingsen
O. Rosholt
C. W. Hektner
G. Hemstad
M. Juergensen
O. Mehl
American Legion Auxiliary
Juages
Stanley Byrd
Frank Toeckes
John Luck
Betty Lou Odden
Shirley Reeves
Robbie Knutson
Donald Johnson
Helen Greenli
Mary Esther Olson
Shirley Gilje
Roberta Munroe
Theoline Farnsworth
Joan Trebesch
Ralph Pangborn
Dutton
Clara Bohling
Long Beach
Jack Curtis
Brady
Kenneth Sire
Great Falls
Curtis
Mr Sire
Curtis Implement Co
al Reinke
Ray Keene End
Ole Gaulet
I. H. Walston
Townsend
Earl Sprage
Conrad
Kenneth Yeager
Howard Walston
Lyman Denzer
Leo Toeckes
Frank
Raymond DeBow
Collins
Wisconsin
Chicago
J. Albert Milton
Barksdale Field
Milton
Henry Rosholt
Panama
Jack
Peble Wiprud
Stanford
Mont
George Jelenick
Denton
Howard
W C Wallace
Anaconda
Howard King
Dept
Harold Roudebusch
Fort Benton
Power
George Schultz
Spokane
Ann
Discharged Arms Men May Re enlist in ERC Rank
The Army Reenlistment Office at Great Falls announces discharge men may re enlist in the ERC rank. Enlistment is to July 1, 1947 or within six months, with details for those in the groups they were charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reclaimie Office
Gres Falls
VONPANA HORSETIDIE ACGHT LY US OF PLANE
An unclear report describes a horse or animal event involving a plane. Names and details are garbled. a scene mentions a truck, a hill area, and a water pickup near a trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Revort
Dane Olen
Teton Survivors Eligible For Social Security Benefits
Survivors of World War II veterans in Chateau and Teton counties may qualify for old age and survivors insurance benefits under a Social Security act amendment. Eligible veterans must have served after September 16 1940, with 90 days or more, and discharge within four years after war end. Automatic payment does not apply. file claims at the nearby Social Security office via the Great Falls office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
James E. Torbett
Special Security Administration
Great Falls
Congress
National Service Life
Veterans Administration
Social Security Administration
Chateau and
Torbett
Kitchen Kitties Form 4-H Club In Chateau Area
A new 4-H club named Kitchen Kitties organized by Chateau youngsters met at Barbara Johnson’s home on March 8. The group split into red and green sections with officers elected for each: Barbara Johnson, Patsy Edwards, Leona Schnug, and Sandra Sue Hanusa in the red group. Darleen Anderson, Helen Davidson, Janet Huffman, and Joan Schneider in the green group. A cocoa making demonstration followed the meeting. The next gathering is set for April 12 with meetings at the Hanusa and Swenson homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Johnson
Kitchen Kitties
David Buchanan
Fred Swenson
Laura Ann Olsen
Joann Richem
BotellaLarennen
June Baumgardner
Leona Schnug
Patsy Edwards
Shirley Winkel
Sandra Nue Hanusa
Sandra Sue Hanusa
Green Group
Janet Huffman
Deanna Swenson
Peggy Gallehon
Irene McDonald
Darleen Anderson
Lucy Cherry
Iris Rea
Helen Davidson
Joan Schneider
Red
Sanura Sue Hanusa
Green
Church Women Praise Support for Easter Breakfast
Officers of the United Council of Church Women expressed appreciation for the support given to the Easter morning breakfast served to youth from the Lutheran, Methodist and Episcopal churches in Chateau. Mrs. Lorraine Maynard extended thanks to all who helped make the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Council of Church Women
Chateau
Lorraine Maynard
Teton Leads Montana Bond Purchases in February
Teton county residents bought 51441 in series E bonds and 500 in series G bonds in February, contributing to Montana’s strong Savings Bond program. Statewide February purchases reached 3980667.46, with January at 5493999.11, totaling 9474666.57 for the year, well above redemptions and maturities. The treasury notes Montana citizens show thrift by investing surplus funds in trusted securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
United States Savings
Treasury Department
Citiens
Treasury
Local Residents Headed Toward Summer in Ranch Moves
Mrs Clyde Baaud reports Eddie Alzheimer and family have moved to their ranch after winter in Collins. Clarence Korps will occupy the Alzheimer house for summer. Ross Mayer returns from California and visits sister Dell Ross in Chin Alberta. Residents from the area shopped in Conrad and attended the Whoop Up Trail event. Darwin Crane and Harold Depner families visited Caskey home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Alzheimer
Collins
Clarence Korps
Ross Mayer
California
Mr. Mayer
Dell Ross
Chin
Alberta
Conrad
Darwin Crane
Harold Depner
Caskey
Vet officials suspend trips to Chateau Area
Due to a curtailment of funds the contact representative of the Veterans Administration will suspend trips to the Chateau Area for the time being. All business will be handled through the Great Falls office in room 301 First National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
A. C. Funk
Great Falls
First National Bank
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Arthur Habel Sr
Arizona
Nevada
Date Renpeller
Monta
Boston Mass
K. Hofto
Meel
Belt
Dave Shannon
Colombia
S. A
Betty Bright
Sonny’ Amholt
Mars Frigge
Martin Schultz
Sam Koas
Tali Weber
Trene Brownell Sens
Don Schuler
Seultz
Riv Reeve
Jere Coffey
Choteau
Canada
Agoist
Teton
Safeway
Canterbury
Cherub
Sandwich Coosa
U. S. No
Washington
U. S
Grant
Carvass Gos No
Ize
Lindsay
Gardenside
Hunt
Sto A
Cristo
U. S No
Bea van Camp
Lamb
Seaty
Wrteee
Edwwaels
Chetts
The
Glas Eal
TWAIN
SLEIF
Sime Money
Atomic Suds
Eagle Laundry
Morken
Boon
Mre
Chateau Area
Alice AS
Choteau's Finest Theatre
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