Easter Sunday News and local social notes from Conrad area
Easter Sunday brought sun and muddy dirt roads as thawed snow turned to water. Mrs. Reo Goghill visited Great Falls. the Orne and Baquet families hosted dinners and Easter services in Dutton and Conrad. Word of improved health for Mrs. Henry Bremer and a baby congratulations for Weldon Swanson accompany reports of gatherings, quilting bees, birthdays, and anniversary celebrations across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Guy Nickey
Orne
Eugene Baquet
Reo Coghill
Conrad
Roscoe Thompson
Henry Tomsha
Methodist Church
Dutton
Baquet
Emil Schlepp
Gordon
Vernice
Ralph Robertson
Shelby
C. Fitzgerald
Chris Trebesch
Mike Horak
Clyde Baquet
Collins Club
Bessie
Emalie
Seattle
Conrad Hospital
Bessie Reiquam
Eileen
Portland
Ore
Weldon Swanson
Easter Dinner Guests and family gatherings listed
BECK Mrs. Jerome Toenyes, Cor. Easter dinner guests of Mrs. William Asmus were Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Asmus and family, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Asmus and family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Asmus, Mr. and Mrs. Arvet Asmus and Bobbie and Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Stengrim son and family. Al and Math Toeckes enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Charles Johnson home. Dr. and Mrs. H. Begg of Edmonton spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Timmerman. Mr. and Mrs. Lews Pflühringer and Catherine called at the Bernard Teenges home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Schaefer and Mr and Mrs. Mickey Schaefer had Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Math Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nelson
Kalispell
Kenneth Dirkes
Montana State College
Joe Dirkes
Jerome Teenyes
Louis Asmus
G. Asmus
Arvet
Frank Timmerman
Chateau
Bernard Toenyes
Joe Homberg
Ida Schaefer
Gusta Asmus
Rollin Baggenstoss
Missoula
John Toenyes
Jerome Toenyes
Jerry
Math Schaefer
Selmer Stengrimson
Lutheran Ladies Aid In Power
William Asmus
Emerald Asmus
Martin Asmus
Arvet Asmus
Bobbie
Math Toeckes
Charles Johnson
H. Begg
Edmonton
Tony Timmerman
Lews Fpuhringer
Catherine
Bernard Teenges
Nut Storage Tip for Freshness
Nut storage guidance advises keeping nuts in their shells in a cool damp place to prevent rancidity and preserve flavor.
Shipping Fever and Hidden Carriers in Herds
The text explains that animals recovering from shipping fever may remain carriers, making them hard to identify by sight. This helps explain outbreaks when animals from various sources are gathered or when new individuals with unknown histories join a herd.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Collins Mrs. Baquet, Corr
Great Falls
Walter Dodds
Camas Springs
Alvin Orne
Kelsh
LeRoy Nelson
Kim
Gust Acker
Man
Charles
Lewistown
Frazer
John Deere
Pride of
Willow Run
F. G. Curtis & Son
Kaiser-Fraxer
America
Chevrolet
H.p. Thrift-Master
PiLus
Choteau
Beck
Cor
Pere
Standard Oil Bulk Plant
Citizens Bank
Montana
National Distillers Products Corp
Citizens State Bank
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