Spring Diet discussed by Home Demonstration Leaders
Miss Blanche L. Lee, nutrition specialist, spoke to eight of ten county clubs about Nature's Spring Tonics. The meeting ran 10:30 to 3:30 with lunch featuring creamed eggs on toast and fresh spinach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche L. Lee
Montana State College
Miss Lee
Home Demonstration Club Council
Home Demonstration Club
Pendroy
G. R. Talbert
R. O. Ashworth
East Pendroy
H. B. Davis
Edith Cornett
Bynum
Lorna Green
Bob
Clint Core Wins Mashie Tourney At Chateau Country Club
Clint Core led the Mashie tournament at Chateau Country Club with a 48 score on Sunday to win. Clarence Looney scored 50 for second place and Tommy Gossack posted 52 for third. An entrance fee of 25 cents funded the purse, shared by the top three. Other entrants included G C Core 52 Denzil McDonald 54 John Hannan 57 Jim Broderick 54 Roy Baillie 53 Shirley Wallace 55 and more. The program committee plans a handicap sweepstakes with a tentative May 1 date and asks members to submit their last five scores to Fred Barri bal for handicap calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Core
Chateau Country Club
Clarence Looney
Tommy Gossack
G. C. Core
C. S. McDonald
Denzil McDonald
John Hannan
Jim Broderick
Roy Baillie
Shirley Wallace
P. F. LaValle
Bill Eee
J. B.conlin
Emil Durr
Chuck” Davis
Speck Holmes
Fred Barribal
Dora seeks club to pass sympathy resolution
Dora announces intention to urge her club to pass a resolution of sympathy for the poor as reported by the Toledo Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Toledo Blade
Lola Mountpass to Offer Permanent Waves in Cha teau
Mrs. Lola Mountpass of the Lola Beauty Shoppe in Great Falls will visit the Weaver Beauty Shoppe in Cha teau on Tuesday April 26 to give permanent waves priced at five or six dollars. All work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Mountpass
Lola Beauty Shoppe
Great Falls
Weaver Beauty Shoppe
Chateau
Horticulturist Will Meet Garden Project Leaders Here Monday
E. B. Isaac of Montana State College will visit to meet county garden project leaders Monday at the court house starting at 9 a.m. County Agent Robert Clarkson arranged the event. Project leaders for 1932 include Mrs. Paul Rice and Mrs. Clarence Rose in East Pendroy, and many others across Collins Pendroy Agawam and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Isaac
Montana State College
Robert Clarkson
Court House
East Pendroy
Paul Rice
Clarence Rose
W. F. Arensmey
H. R. Thompson
Collins
Lora Bailey
Bole Celebrates Washington Bicentennial Program
Bole community groups held a Washington bicentennial pageant titled Living Pages from Washington's Diary at the community hall. The program featured a diary read by Archivist D B Standish, scenes of historic figures, pageant children in red white and blue, minuet dancers, and choral numbers with piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Woman’s Club
H. D. Club
Farmers’ Union
Washington
A. Munson
Arthur Tesch
Fred Swenson
W. G. Dauwalder
E. M. Bammel
America
D. B. Standish
George Washington
Gladys Hane
Mary Ellen Jackson
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Dorothy Kosnick
Quills
Zimmerman Twins
Ina Mae
Norma Jean
Uge
Kermit Dale
B. O. Price
General Knox
Myles Standish
Nelly Curtis
Pearl Jackson
Kosnick
Dauwalder
Dolores Jackson
Janet Carson
Despite Intermission, Colorful Costumes Shine in Production
A large audience praised the performance with colorful costumes and a beautiful tapestry. Backgrounded by an American flag on both sides, the production’s effectiveness drew enthusiastic praise, followed by dancing and a fine lunch served by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
County scholarship contest slated for April 30
Preparations are nearly complete for the annual scholarship contests among public schools in Teton county. County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford said the county contest will be held here on Saturday, April 30, with district contestants chosen earlier and names being received by Mrs. Stafford. A flag contest will also be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Stafford
Choteau
Rural and village teachers to grade papers crosswise
Under the contest rules 86 teachers will be eligible to compete while 16 educators are designated to grade student papers. Rural school teachers will assess village pupil papers and village teachers will grade rural pupil work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scieg Giatrict
Hannan Re-Elected Chairman Of Chateau School Board
At a Saturday meeting the Chateau public school board reorganized after the recent election. J J Hannan was re-elected chairman and W G Bloomdahl was chosen as clerk. Committee assignments named Earl Yeager, Chas Franks, B A Roll, John Hentges and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public School
B. A. Roll
Earl Yeagear
J. J. Hannan
W. G. Bloomdahl
Earl Yeager
Chas. A. Franks
Chas
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Sunkist
Monarch
Armour
Wisconsin
John P. Medbury
Peas Empson’s
van Camp
Sunkist Garden
Baker’s Sweet
Swift
Scully’s
Wanda Beauty
Melba
Kennewick
Texas
Hirshberg’s
Mashie
Ladies
Mrs. Bammel
Mrs. Austad
Rexall
Gillette
Teton Drug Company
Choteau, Mont
Hannan
Hirshberg
Arith
Spokane
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