Census Man Describes Bureau Work Before Lions Club
Willard Fraser of the US Census Bureau spoke to the Chateau Lions about the bureau's Cheteau office and its analytical surveys in 63 counties including Teton. He noted Montana population changes since 1940, housing trends, and strong metal resources, stressing confidentiality of individual reports. The program also featured the Rocky Mountain Ramblers and plans for the Great Falls convention plus community letters and a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Fraser
US Census Bureau
SU Servicor
Chateau
Chateau Lions Club
Cheteau
Fraser
Teton County
United States
Montana
Russia
Herbert Hoover
Teton
Ed Oberrolte
Rocky Mountain Ramblers
Ed Nordel
Howard Lindsey
Oberwolte
Georgia Brown
Lions Ciuo
Great Falls
J. L. Gleason
Choteau
Cancer Control Drive
Melvin Jones
Texas City
Tex
Ray Davidson
Lions Club
Manager Announces Pictures Scheduled at Royal Theater
The Huch Rewmeoewater firm at Royal theater books titles including The Yearling The Beginning or the Fact My Brother Talks to Houses Love Laughs at Any Exarcdy Gallant Bess Till the Clouds Roll By The Show-Off The Mighty McGunk Pursued Humoresque Deception Carnival in Costa Rica The Razor's Edge Alexander's Ragtime Band The Macomber Affair The Private Affairs of Bel Ami and The Rei House for exhibition at the Royal L Cone Bus in Gow California.
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Royal Theater
Yellowstore Amusement Co
Royal L Cone
California
Brooklyn
McGunk
Costa Rica
Alexander
Macomber
Bel Ani
Rei House
Adv
Friday Symphony Concert Concludes With Tchaikovsky Cracker Suite
The Friday program ends with a Tchaikovsky Cracker Suite as the orchestra lists its personnel. First violin include David Walberg and Marshall Annau. second violin features Lucille Ludtke and Rosemary Kinney. viola players Louise Ann Miller and Margaret Brent. cellos Carol Moe and Jeanine Thurber. bass Evelyn Krengel and Sharon Shane. woodwinds brass and percussion names follow in full roster.
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Tshaikowsky
David Walberg
Marshall Annau
Marjorie Moline
Elsseh Voanner
Joan Brick
Rosemarie Jazer
Evelyn Thompson
John Kruse
Robert Walker
Keith Stephens
Shirle
Mashino Fay Haefer
Della Ferris
Franklin Bosshardt
Kathryn Carabas
Lucille Ludtke
Rosemary Kinney
Iola Berhow
Dorothy
Easter Services Preview at Archdeacon Foote's Parish
Archdeacon Norman L. Foote of Helena leads Holy Communion and a sermon at 11 AM on Sunday April 27 with choral music and Cora Cohoe as organist and director.
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Episcopal Church
Norman L. Foote
Helena
Cora Cohoe
Public funds set for two Montana tourist guides
The Montana Highway Commission will spend $50,000 each year of the next biennium, provided by the 30th legislature, to publish two tourist guides, an official announcement from Helena notes.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Highway Commission
Womens Club Convention in Butte June 20 22
The Mountain Fractation of Business and Profession hosts the state convention of women’s clubs in Butte from June 20 to 22. Ars Tennel, president, announced the event and plans.
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Wallspell
U.R
Butte
Ars Tennel
Lore
Trap Club to Meet Tomorrow and Monday
The Chateau Trap club plans gatherings at the club house on the golf course hill. President A Barton announces events for tomorrow and Monday. Members and interested persons are urged to attend and arrive early with shotguns for a shoot if weather permits. A practice shoot is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
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Chateau Trap Club
A! Barton
Lawmakers to Discuss Punchboard Licensing
Representative Lyle Standish of Teton County will travel to Helena tomorrow to meet with House leaders about licensing punchboards as a potential state revenue measure. They will examine the constitutionality of permitting such licensing at the meeting.
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Lyle Standish
Teton County
Helena
Punchboard law headed for the courts in Montana
In Butte the punch board licensing law faces a courtroom challenge after a lottery complaint against James Hannifin. Hannifin appeared before Justice J. J. Winston to deny the charge. Officer Willard McCallum said the Bordo game resembled Keeno and questioned its conformity with state law.
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Butte
U.P
Montana
James Hannifin
Hannifin
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Willard McCallum
McCallum
Belton Highway to Close Kalispell for Construction
U S Highway 2 between Belton and Nyack will close for construction from April 23 to June 1 district State Highway Department office announced here.
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Kalispell
WU R
Belton
Nyack
District State Highway Department
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Lucile Watson
Oscar Homolka
Danger! Thrills
Siciing
Dynamite
Menecsa
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Ty Anthony Veiller
Ernest Hemingway
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Chery Bare
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Piluria
Betts Giable
Dick Hone
Gil Dennis Morgan
Jack Carse
Roy Rogers
TRI
tCoanver
Kithertine Hepburn
Robert "Lasvler
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Frynk Morgan
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Rue Madeleine
James Cagnes
Anna Brila
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Robert Cummings
Dirk Mirror
Olivia DeHavi
Lew Ayres
John Payne
Santa Henie
Rogabby Hayes
Ilame
Metro
Paramount
Jenny
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
Tfe Auto Service
Tfe
Seth Cook
Ernest Weist
Irwin
Ruth Irwin
C Blomberg
W. E. McManus
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Musicatre Radio Phonograph
Bob Clark
Curtis Wright
Jim Willows
Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Tor Sale
Singer
Dutton
Lillian Blake
Bynum
Don Sessions
City Modern
Chick’s Shell
Chester White
Aone
Forrow
Oddfellow Hall
WSCS
Methodist Church
W. G. Dauwalder
Wil Pas
Frank Stearns
Charles W. Doheny
Miss Lake Watson
Census
Bureau
Tourist Publications
Womens Club Convention
Hanusa Insurance
Agency
Arnold C. Hanusa
John L. Dunckel
Bill’s Texaco Station
Trap Club
Acantha
Belton Highway
Choteau Meat Co
Nick Vlinker
J. H. Byler
R. E. Nelson
Safeway
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