Dan Hansen Wins Harvard College Scholarship
Chateau High School senior Dan Hansen was notified of acceptance to Harvard College Cambridge Mass. He earned a 2300 freshman scholarship and a 400 work or loan offer among 350 scholarships from 2800 candidates. Hansen led his class as valedictorian and held multiple leadership and athletic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hansen
Harvard College
Chateau High School
Cambridge
Mass
Hansen
Ivy League College
Henry P. Briggs
Harvard
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
University of Washington
Seattle
Northwestern
Chicago
Max Hansen
Missionary Warren Jackson to Speak at Chateau Church
Missionary Warren Jackson, a lay Methodist, will address at 7 30 p m Monday April 29 at Chateau Methodist Church. The public is invited. He recently returned from Angola where he spent four years. A coffee hour will follow the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Jackson
Chateau
Jackson
Angola
Africa
United States
Quessua
Marlette
Mich
Asbury College
Central Michigan University
Mrs. Lily Farrar Dies at 78 in Dutton
Lily Farrar of Dutton, 78, died Sunday at Chateau. Funeral held Tuesday at Dutton Methodist Church with Rev. Theodore Cox officiating. Burial followed in Dutton Cemetery. Born March 2, 1885 in Pennsylvania, she lived most of her life in Dutton and was married to Harry, who preceded her in death. She belonged to Eastern Star, the Methodist Church and Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors include sister-in-law Mrs. L. V. Mead of Mesa and nephew Kenneth Mead of Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Farrar
Dutton
Chateau
Dutton Methodist Church
Theodore Cox
Dutton Cemetery
Farrar
Pennsylvania
Harry
Eastern Star
Methodist, Church and
Royal Neighbors of America
L. V. Mead
Mesa
Ariz
Kenneth Mead
Birthday Club Honors Two Guests at Mrs Moon Home
Mrs Hubert Moon hosted the birthday club Saturday with two honored guests Mrs George Seufert and Mrs Grace Black among ten members attending the event at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Moon
Birthday Club
George Seufert
Grace Black
David Shannon Wins Second at MSU Meet
Chateau High School sophomore David Shannon earned a $15 second place cash award from the Montana Academy of Sciences at its Missoula meeting on the MSU campus. CHS teacher Al Finley noted AAAS funds support science interest and future researchers. Seven more Chateau students accompanied Finley to the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shannon
Chateau
Montana Academy of Sciences
Shannon
Academy Committee
American Association For the Advancement of Sciences
al Finley
CHS
Finley
Montana State University
Missoula
Janet Wood
Audrey Sheble
Gretchen Voorhees
Susan Meadows
Ron Talmage
Ron Pierre
James Sulgrove
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary Dinner Canceled
The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary dinner scheduled for Saturday April 27 has been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
County ASC Group Will Hold Meetings
The Teton county ASC committee will hold a series of meetings in May to explain the tentative 1964 wheat program. Sessions start at 8 p.m. on May 1 Chateau court room, May 2 Fairfield grade school, May 3 Sunnyslope grade school, May 6 Power high school study hall, May 7 Dutton Community Center, and May 8 Pendray Farmers Union hall. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
ASC
Chateau
Fairfield
Sunnyslope
Power
Dutton
Dutton Community Center
Pendray
Farmers Union Hall
Choteau Club Elects Hofeldt As President
Don Hofeldt was elected president of the Choteau Country Club at the annual organizational meeting last Friday. Ed Schiller became vice president with John Dunckel as secretary treasurer and Tom McCartney as golf committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hofeldt
Choteau Country Club
Ed Schiller
John Dunckel
Tom McCartney
Bob Armstrong
Bill Olsen
Schiller
Helena
Chouteau
District 2 Montana Title Association Holds Spring Meeting
Teton County Abstract Company hosted the District 2 spring meeting of the Montana Title Association last Saturday. District reps from Cascade, Chouteau, Hill, Liberty, Toole, Glacier, Pondera, and Teton counties attended. Discussions focused on industry issues ahead of the June convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau youths win inviting track meet
Choteau junior high dominated the Cho teau Invitational with 104 points for the boys and 86 for the girls. Fairfield and Shelby trailed in boys and girls totals while Choteau set multiple field and meet records led by Gerry Yeager and Cliff Sabo in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield
Shelby
Gerry Yeager
Cliff Sabo
Sabo
Ed Bouma
Don Gordon
Yeager
Joe Gronberg
Teresa Taskila
Susan Jackson
Chateau
Sharman Field
Trudy Stott
Diane Reisch
Peggy Maloney
Marcia Stott
Carol Maloney
Sally Sulgrove
Miss Stott
Miss Burns
Miss Maloney
Moist April Brings Relief To Farmers In Montana
After a drought in March the Teton county area saw 1.60 inches of precipitation by April 17 1963 improving soil moisture to adequate levels according to Ray Kelly county extension agent. Wheat and barley seedings progress 15 percent good to very good state wide topsoil moisture adequate but Liberty and Toole counties report shortages. Winter kill noted in Liberty Toole and parts of several counties with Teton area severe in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Chateau
Liberty and Toole
Pondera, Hill, Chouteau
Cascade
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wallace Thompson II Installed as Moose Governor
Wallace Thompson II was installed governor of the Chateau Loyal Order of Moose at a Monday night Moose hall meeting. Other officers installed included S A Pithead junior governor George Morey prelate Jim Ferris past governor Cal Southard sergeant at arms Pete Baumgartner outer guard Wayne Hart treasurer and Southard trustee. Carl Larson past governor served as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Thompson
Chateau Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Dorcas Society Regional Meet Slated Here
The Dorcas Welfare Society of the Choteau Seventh-day Adventist Church will host a regional Dorcas meeting in Choteau on Monday April 29 to map relief activities for 1963. Delegates from Great Falls Butte Havre Anaconda Lewistown Helena Conrad Shelby attend. sessions run 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. with leaders Mrs. Beech Ralph Gladden A J Gordon and Rev A M Matar guiding discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Welfare Society
Choteau Seventh-day Adventist Church
Choteau
Great Falls
Butte
Havre
Anaconda
Lewistown
Helena
Conrad
Shelby
George Beech
Federation
Erick M. AuneDies in Great Falls Funeral Services Held
Erick Mar mare Aune 73 owner of A and P Motor thin died Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Central Christian Church in Great Falls. Aune had lived in Dutton since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Marmare
A & P Mot
Central
Christian Church
Great Falls
Aune
Dutton
Kegler Club to Meet Thekee Men's City Bowling Association
Thekee Men's City Bowling Association will meet tonight at 8 30 in the lower Legion room. Vague trophies and awards will be presented with Darwin Association president presiding. Mr and Mrs W Ewineki from Great Falls attended funeral services for Jake Gutshall in Chateau last Thursday and visited briefly with Mr and Mrs George Seufert.
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Thekee Men’s City
Bowling Association
Eeemeiny
Darwin Association
W. [Ewineki
Great Falls
Jake Gutshall
Chateau
George Seufert
State Tourism Program Outlined At Lions Club Meeting
Doris Stocker assistant agency director explained Montana tourism spending last year 35 percent from State Advertising Department promotional material about 3 million visitors stay 3.8 days the goal to raise to five days by 1965 adding 30 million. The department plans hospitality conferences training local businesspeople and educates front line staff to sell the state. Ghost Town Montana films and promotional booklets maps and materials are being circulated to boost visits and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Advertising Department
Doris Stocker
Chateau Lions Club
State
Chateau
Miss Stocker
al Hensley
Jake Luinstra
HLMS
Janet Wedum
Ed Schiller
Lions
Lions District
Karl Nutter
County Clinics Rescheduled Over Oral Polio Vaccine Shortage
County health officials announce rescheduled vaccination clinics in Power Chateau Fairfield and Dutton due to a shortage of type II Sabin vaccine. Adults will receive second doses April 30 in Power and May 4 in Chateau Fairfield and Dutton, while children await final doses in autumn. About 5,000 had received the first dose. tickets required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ron Hinman
Hinman
Power
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Montana
Dutton’s
Dutton Confectionery
Deer Lodge Team Romps Over Bulldogs in Triangle Meet
Powell County High School of Deer Lodge dominated a triangle meet Friday, scoring 110 points to defeat Choteau and Simms. Choteau had 50 points with standout Ronnie Gollehon and Gary Dunckel leading the Bulldogs.
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Powell County High School of
Deer Lodge
Choteau
Simms
Choteau Bulldogs
Ronnie Gollehon
Gary Dunckel
Gollehon
Dunckel
Fairfield Times
Hamblin
Bienlenberg
Stott
Johnson
Steber
Golleher
Pherjault
Hanssa
Banis
Hansen
Wiegel
Mosier
Bennett
Beilenburg
Brienbach
Croonquist
Bacon
Bielenburg
McCann
Faquhar
Hogan
Walt
Enger
Stevenson
Engelking
Anderson
Hanson
Suda
Wieggel
Gormley
Curtis
Former Chateau Resident Mrs J Innes Smith Dies in California
Former Chateau resident Mrs C James Smith died April 3 in Montebello California where she lived with her daughter Mrs Searles Helen Innes B Andrew. Born 1877 in St Paul Minnesota she married James S Innes in 1904. The couple moved to Choteau in 1907 where Innes died in 1923. She married Capt C James Smith in 1934. After his death in 1941 she moved to Montebello. Funeral services were held at St Benedicts Church and burial was in Calvary Cemetery Montebello. Survived by two daughters Mrs N K Jessie Innes Harris Ojai California and Mrs Andrews two grandsons a granddaughter and a great granddaughter. A son William Innes died in 1946.
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C. James’ Smith
Montebello
Calif
Searles
Helen Innes
B. Andrew
Smith
St Paul
Minn
James S. Innes
Choteau
Innes
Capt
C. James Smith
Calvary Cemetery
CHS Scholars Gain Berths On Honor Roll
CHA TEAU High School releases the fifth six weeks honor roll showing girls far outnumbering boys. Senior class leads with 24 percent, freshmen 19, juniors 17, sophomores 12 percent. Top performers include Kathy Stokes, Louise Truchot and Grant Gormley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Chateau High School
GOP Club Sets May 21 Officer Election in Teton County
The Teton County Republican club met Tuesday to organize and schedule officer elections for May 21 at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall. Legislators Nels Hemstad and Jerry Breen will speak at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Republican Club
Lower Legion Hall
Nels Hemstad
Jerry Breen
Salvation Army Campaign Begins in Choteau
Mrs. George Higgins announces the Salvation Army 1963 drive in Choteau during National Salvation Army Week in May. The goal is 9620 with charity mail solicitations to businesses and residents, funds used for food shelter clothing and other needs, and aid extended to unwed mothers parolees missing persons inquiries and humanitarian services.
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Salvation Army
George Higgins
Choteau
National Salvation Army
Higgins
Service Unit
Chateau
Area Youths Win Contests in Bank Essay Drive
Dutton State Bank essay contest awarded 50 to first place winners Eddy Russell Dutton and Bruce Maurer Power with 25 to Larry Edholm and 10 to Mick Odden for seconds and thirds. Karol Burgmaier and John Toenyes earned like awards in Power. Winners advance to Helena for state competition where top prizes total 500 250 and 125 with 125 to the teacher. Chateau contest by Citizens State Bank pending results.
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Eddy Russell
Dutton
Bruce Maurer
Power
Dutton State Bank
Larry Edholm
Mick Odden
Karol Burgmaier
John Toenyes
Cortest
Lorance Harper
C. H. Crane
Bern
Pitheads Visit Ostles in Bynum Area Sunday
Mr and Mrs S A Pithead visited Mr and Mrs Henry Ostle in the Bynum area on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Pithead
Henry Ostle
Bynum
Rightist Influence Debated at Montana Democratic Meet
Robert Lée Kelleher addressed Teton Democrats at Chateau Jeourthouse arguing Birch Society and Project Alert shape party policy. He warned on war policy and bread prices while detailing his education, Ford Fellowship, and Army Reserve work. He toured 23 counties assessing support for a possible Democratic run.
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Robert Lée Kelleher
Billings
Teton County
Democrats
Birch Society
Project Alert
Mont
Kelleher
Mt. Carmel College
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Ford Foundation
Harvard College
George Washington University
U. S
Army
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Choteau High School
Phyllis Rice
Leonard Rice
Kathleen Stokes
Gerald Stokes
Pendrey
Paul Keller
MSU
Choteau Club
Hofeldt
Larry Clifford
Steve LaRance
Ronnie Hanson
Jerry Luinstra
Mike McMullen
Paul Beaudean
Rudy Ameline
Jim Waltermire
Randy Diener
Mike Dellno
Larry‘ Clifford
Tom Nett
Scott Russell
Wendy Burns
Ronnie Hughes
Wallace Thompson II
Dorcas Society
Kegler Club
Lions Club
Bulldogs
California
Kathy Stokes
Louise Truchot
Kaylene Larson
Betty Fjeldheim
Ann Chalmers
Sherry Peebles
Virginia Stott
Janice Stromswold
Detra Abbott
Audrey Shebley
Lonnie Dale
Donna Chalmers
Judy Morris
Linda Vance
Jim Sulgrove
Dwight Truchot
Marsha Newman
Grant Gormley
Karen Miller
Linda Pedersen
Carol Miller
Terry Rentmeister
Ralph Paz
Helena Hensley
Beverly Faurete
Karen Peck
Mary Meyers
Greg Diener
Chris Field
Alice‘Rentmeister
Diana Sunder
Rae Depner
Jolene Ramaker
John: Davison
Sally ‘Meadows
Myrna Pierre
Lyle
Weist
Susan Anderson
Karen Buchanan
GOP Club
U. S. Department of Justice
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