Handicapped Clinic Slated At Great Falls
Dr. B. K. Kilbourne announces a spring crippled children clinic to be held April 26 and 27 at the Great Falls civic center. It serves Teton Cascade and southern Chouteau counties, aims to diagnose and refer care, with public health nursing follow up and potential aid from the division of services for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Kilbourne
Montana State Board of Health
Civic Center
Great Falls
Teton
Cascade
Chouteau Counties
Kilbourne
Aio
Department of Public Welfare
Division of Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bureau
Edna Marshall Weds Dale Anderson at Conrad Lutheran
Edna Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Gebhart Pendroy married Dale Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Choteau at Conrad Lutheran church on April 2. The groom works at Roy Rabbitt honey factory in Choteau and the bride at Choteau Drug Fountain. They will reside in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Marshall
Ben Gebhart
Pendroy
Conrad Lutheran Church
Dale Anderson
Choteau
Roy Rabbitt
Pair Completes Mechanics Course For Flying Service
The Choteau Flying Service announces Reidar Neckstad, a Choteau mechanic who completed training at an aircraft and engine mechanics school in Lincoln Nebraska, will be employed by the company. Glenn Stott is attending the same school and will return in about a week. Eight men will be employed for spraying duties when the season starts and three flyers are already at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Flying Service
Reidar Neckstad
Choteau
Lincoln
Neb
Glenn Stott
Weckstad
Chateau Flying Service
Magpie Drive and Sun River Elk Season Proposals Discussed
Sportsmen review elk season dates from October 15 to November 15 and possible openings September 1 in multiple areas. They recommend halting camping within one half mile of Sun River South Fork and closing Sun River Winter Haven to hunting. Ranger Hinman reports snow in the mountains and 71 deer counted with 45 percent fawn in the Teton drainage. total deer observed 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Delo
Sun River
Peng
Lewis and Clark Guides and Packers Association
State Fish and Game Commission
South Fork
North Fork
Winter Haven
Jack Hinman
Teton
Hinman
Cancer control need told by drive head
Discussion on cancer in children notes rising mortality in the 1943-47 period and possible overdiagnosis as diagnostic methods improve. Experts emphasize early medical attention, growing survival after treatment, and urge parents and teachers to watch for abnormal behavior and signs of cancer in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cancer
Leukemia
Howiekins
Killell
Olson
Sheriff Aims to Install Statewide Radio System
The article describes Sheriff Peterson proposing a statewide radio network with stations like KOA 287 broadcasting on FM. It notes the system would reduce telephone calls and improve efficiency, though not all home radios can receive FM signals. The piece emphasizes the anticipated benefits for the sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Card of Thanks for Mr and Mrs John Jacobson and Others
We thank the American Legion post and VFW post of Chateau the Rev A B Grandal and all who sent flowers and assisted during our bereavement. Sincere thanks from Mrs John Jacobson and Bobby Jr Mrs Albert Gebhart Mr and Mrs Don Score Mr and Mrs Jim Brewster Dorota and Haze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Blon
VFW
Chateau
Rainbow Girls Installed by Officials in Great Falls
Château assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls was instituted April 8 by Mrs. Arlene M. Becker supreme inspector of Montana ORG assisted by Mrs. Fiona Fuetten Havre and Mrs. Bonnie Fleshman Great Falls. Officers initiated included Mother Advisor Lola Zion and 15 others, with about 165 guests from Conrad Walier Dutton and Great Falls. The assembly presented an Altar Bible and a Rainbow Bible, followed by a communal lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
Arlene M. Becker
Butte
Montana
O.R.G
Fiona Fuetten
Havre
Bonnie Fleshman
Great Falls
Grand Assembly of Montana
Great Falls Assembly No. 3
Lola Zion
Greta Swanson
Betty Phillips
Margaret Montague
Hope
Margaret Hollinshead
Sylvia Hanson
Ruth Reiquam
Claudia Engdahl
Marjorie Barton
Joyce Wilson
Eulleen Graham
Phyllis Dale
Barbara Mozer
Jean Raymond
Nature
Darlene Anderson
Immortality
Dorothy Wiseman
Fidelity
Clara Hinson
Bonna Lee Masnard
Gus Marie de Rusha
Confidential
Val
Erie Lindseth
Eleanor Nelson
Ellen Jaconetty
Cora Kale
Joan Knowlton
Mary Lee Baulch
Marlene Hart
Patsy Edwards
Conrad
Walier
Dutton
Conrad Assembly
Mrs. Zion
Easter services draw record crowds in Dutton churches
Dutton reports record Easter attendance across all churches. At the M. E. Church junior Sunday school presented a fine program and the choir offered a cantata enjoyed by all. Mrs. Ray Umphress served as reader. Luther League provided a hearty breakfast to patrons and helpers. Mr and Mrs Virgil Whipps of Spokane visited Ida Laubach in Havre and relatives before returning home.
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M. E
Ray Umphress
Luther League
Virgil Whipps
Spokane
Ida Laubach
Havre
George Sollid
Easter family visits and local notices in Helena area
The report notes Easter gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sollid and family of Helena with Grandpa Wiprud and Mrs. Inga Lovdal. Mrs. C. A. Johnson is discharged from Deacones hospital. Art Habel and children visited Leonard Rossmiller at Floweree. Rossmiller family moved into a new home. Carmen Thorne and Martin Schultz families dined with Harry Schultz. Miss Hermania Anslinger of Spokane visits her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Sollid
Helena
Wiprud
Inga Lovdal
Sollids
C. A. Johnson
Deacones Hospital
Art Habel
Leonard Rossmiller
Floweree
Rossmiller
Carmen Thorne
Martin Schultz
Harry Schultz
Hermania Anslinger
Spokane
Easter Week End Visits Reported by Fairfield Faculty
Miss Charlene Hanson English instructor at the high school visited her sister at Roundup during the Easter week end. Miss Fleming and Miss Emma Clark also spent the holiday visiting Miss Fleming's parents at Miles City. Doris Humphrey and Bob Morgan students at Montana State enjoyed the Easter break at the Roy Morgan home. Gordon Young a Montana State student spent the Easter holi- day with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Hanson
Miss Fleming
Emma Clark
Miles City
Doris Humphrey
Bob Morgan
Montana State Edge
Roy Morgan
Gordon Young
Montana State
Easter Weekend Visits And Local Moves In Great Falls
Day visiting his parents included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young. Box Elder guests addressed Maynard Genger home over Easter. James Thorn family moved back to Great Falls from Oklahoma near a construction job. Scott Rite Sunrise Easter ceremonies drew Jack Egger Cliff Hughes C B Turnbull Mark Pendleton Alfred Crawshaw Roy Morgan Al Udin. Roy Morgan home hosted Tom Radcliffe family and L B Kay family over Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Young
Wilbur Genger
Box Elder
Maynard Genger
James Thorn
Oklahoma
Great Falls
Jack Egger
Cliff Hughes
C. B. Turnbull
Mark Pendleton
Alfred Crawshaw
Roy Morgan
al Udin
Gratitude to Cantata Choir and Helpers
A note of thanks praises the cantata choir for its gracious cooperation and the time and effort of the choir and helpers. The passage also notes newspapers relied on private letters for Revolutionary War news and mentions relief plate printing as an early illustration method.
County Agent's Corner Enroll by June First for 4-H Projects
County Agent urges 4 H club enrollments by June first. Projects include small grains livestock breeding poultry gardens and home beautification. Also invites all registered cattle sheep horses and hogs to send the number of registered females and breed for a state wide breeders directory.
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Empire Builder
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Hanusa
John L Dunckel
Bar Augusta
Ed and
Rosemary Schrader
Sheriff’s Radio Station
Fairfield News
Marge Hanusa
Safeway
Cox
Sunnybank
Nob Hill
Nena
Meiow
Canterbury
A. Ea
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Toy House
Calif
Poy & Pey
Nel
Arizona
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Dox
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Duchess
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