Fairfield Arts Exhibit and Concert Highlights Season
Fairfield senior club hosts a May art show at the library inviting children from Fairfield Greenfield and Sunny Slope schools to enter original drawings in multiple media. The Camera Club will display kodak prints and the Fairfield high school music department presents a spring concert featuring a double quartet a 40 piece band and twirlers all directed by Norman Ostby with proceeds funding new uniforms. Funeral notices honor Roy Killip of Fairfield and Myrtie Brady of Great Falls with services and interment in local cemeteries. obituaries list extensive survivors and biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Greenfield
Sunny Slope
Camera Club
Fairfield High School
Shirley
Dorothy Reynolds
Gloria
Eileen Ackerman
Lois Dirkes
Joan Folda
Jerre Lou Graves
LaDeanne Squires
Patricia Jenkins
Joyce Smith
Grace Norris
Verda Oakley
Minta Mae Bourne
Doris Tuebert
Charlene Tjadin
Irene Brady
Ellery Crary
Darlene
Larkin
Norman Ostby
St. John's Evangelist Church
Roy Killip
Pleasanton
Neb
Killip
Beaver Crossing
Rochester
Lee
Lloyd
Robert
Leota Margitz
Ruby Margitz
Lexington
Thomas
Jennie Parrish
Bellingham
Wash
A. L. Meyer, Sr
Idaho
Kenneth Ingels
Ethel Carlson
Irene Hansen
Bynum Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Updates
Bynum residents are reminded that personal property assessments are due by May 1 and must reach the county courthouse. LDS visitors from Sunny Slope attended April 11 services led by Dan Simpkins and Lyman Tracey. A baseball diamond near the church was built by local men, and 4 H club activities included a meeting at Edna Georges’ home with a garment demonstration by Blanche George. George Kochman was hospitalized in Great Falls last week. Republican women from Teton county are invited to a one day conference at Hotel Rainbow in Great Falls on April 2 starting 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dellno
LDS Church
Sunny Slope
Dan Simpkins
Lyman Tracey
Floyd George
Nonth
Bynum
HD Club
Edna Georges
Blanche George
Chateau
Canilla Vance
Evelyn Perkins
Cynthia Allred
G O Stotts
Charlo
Tiss Bynum
Freida Schroder
Bert Stott
George Kochman
Great Falls
Teton County
Northcentral
Montana
Rainbow
Sunny Slope News Community Notes and Accident Report
Sunny Slope News provides a local update with Herbert Storen injured when horses dragged him on his father’s farm and taken to a Great Falls hospital. The piece also lists visits, club meetings, demonstrations, and community activities from residents including the Van De Riet, Kind, Phillips, Styren, Mueller, Silve, and Goss families, plus church and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Storen
Great Falls
Harry van de Riet, Jr
Bellingham
Wash
Arnold Dirkes
Louis Kind
Lyle Davis
Power
Clarence Hamman
Vaughn
Ike Kolste
Clarence Styren
Golden Ridge 4-H
Beatrice Mueller
Foundation
Schroder
Kenneth Simkins
Friendly Neighbors
H. D. Club
Nixola Vance
Bess van de Riet
Pat Kind
Midge Hanberg
Chateau
Amelia Silve
Alvina Tordale
Alice Liggitt
George Stott
Bynum
Wear Stott
Laurel Eddington
Reece Silve
Oliver Forseth
Keith Ginther
Choteau
Home Demonstration Council
Florence Hensley
Bea Crabtree
Sunny Slope
Mrs. Ginther
Grace Ginther
Mt. View
Edna Chalfon
Wi-Mo-Da-Si to Meet Mrs. Burps Saturday Afternoon
Wi-Mo-Da-Si will meet with Mrs. C WwW Burps at a home on Saturday afternoon April 2. The notice appears in the local social column and details a quiet gathering in a residential setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie O’hare
Ben Annis
Cecil Cole
TPA
Vla Sen
Cc. W
Charlie”’ Bowers
Spio Odio Oos
Fairfield News
Helena
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Dorothy Manns
Henry Hansen
Veteran’s Hospital
George Sulgrove
Croxford's
Myrtle Brady
Everett O. Pearson
Highland Cemetery
Brady
Cape Fair Mo
Winnett
Community Church
Charles Everett
Rena Cox
Doris
Irene
James Rector
Albert Lutke
Elsimore
Cal
Eldon
Roy
Alvy
Dale
Lyall
Earl
French Haynes
Seattle
Eva Kendall
Choteau Food Market
del Monte
Sunkist
Libby
Texas
Sunny Slope News
T. M. Burleson
R. A. Clearman
Arnold M. Lewis
The
Episcopal Church
Moose Hall
Chateau, Mont
Rocky Mountain Ramblers
Ark
ED Obernoste
Montans
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