High School Highlights and School Activities Recap
A Tuesday assembly featured Prof. Dingham of the Montana State School of Mines discussing the mineral industry. The article also notes a spring music program, a senior play and public speaking class links, a seniors’ band dream, a KFDB concert, a May 1 invitational track meet in Chateau, and a closing reminder that school ends in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Dingham
Montana State School of Mines
Buute
Dingham
Davis
Mae Walton
Grandma
Beulah Brown
Teton High School
Ethel Agee
Alta Alstad
Doris van Auken
Mildred McKee
Mary Wiseman
Norma Rogers
Bethene Young
Frances Faltemeyer
Marion Corbett
Cora Lee Rice
Hazel Stansberry
Merle Fear
Miss Murphy
W. R. Inghe
London
KFDB
Chateau
WPA Rumors Denied By Joseph Parker
Montana WPA administrator Joseph Parker denies reports the Works Progress Administration would cut relief rolls by not rehiring workers for seasonal private jobs. He says such a ruling would contradict WPA policy and urges workers to seek outside employment if offered, promising transfers to WPA if in greater need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Joseph FE. Parker
WPA
Washington
Montana
McDonalds Return From Florida Winter Vacation
Mr and Mrs C S McDonald arrived Saturday from Lake Worth Florida where they spent months wintering and were registered at the Hotel Florida They spoke of their warm reception by acquaintances from two years ago and noted Florida’s large trailer city with a 160 acre layout of streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. S. McDonald
Lake Worth
Fla
Florida
Mr. McDonald
Sun River Rural Electrification Pro ject gets $100000 loan
The Rural Electrification Administration signed a $100000 loan to Sun River Electrification Association to cover about 105 miles of transmission lines serving over 500 rural customers in Cascade and Teton counties. The loan may total up to $500000 for future extensions with repayment over 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Teton
Cascade
Rural Electrification Administration
Sun River Electrification Association
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
Washington
S. F.hockersmith
Fort Shaw
State Water Conservation Board
Helena
State Power Authority
Asbuelot
Montana Power Co
Greenfields Beach
Simms
Vaughn
Fairfield
Association
Hackersmith
C. G. McDermott
J. J. Morris
Hy Hanson
Gaughn
P. L. Hames
Power
A. L. Meyer
Knute Knutson
R. E. Dawson
Inter-Community Council
S. B. Robbins
A. A. Pond
W. W. Cole
Otto Jenkins
E. M. Bammel
Sea Turtles Weigh Up to Four Feet and 450 Pounds
Nature Magazine notes loggerheads reach four feet in shell length and 250 to 450 pounds. They dominate their sea realm when full grown, feeding on fish and squids as swift hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Ireland’s Rich Horse World Draws International Sportfolk
Ireland prides itself on fine horses with a landscape full of horse shows and races. The Curragh races the Royal Dublin Society horse show and the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes attract many international sportfolk each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Isle
Royal Dublin Society
Irish Hospital
Whom the Gods Would Destroy Explained Briefly
This note surveys the ancient proverb Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad. It traces origins to Sophocles and shows variations found in later writers, including the version Jupiter would destroy he first drives. The saying appears in many forms across classical and later texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophocles
Jupiter
National 4-H Day Observed With Special Services
Pendroy notes mention a 3 p.m. Sunday service at the schoolhouse for National 4-H Day. Mr and Mrs Harls spent last Tuesday in Great Falls. Don Britton and son visited the Tobe Talifgon home. Donny Phillips and Patty Campbell are on the sick list. Estes visited Hamer home Friday evening. Nick Wellenstein drove to Great Falls Friday. Ladies Aid meets next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harls
Great Falls
Don Britton and Son
Tobe Talifgon
Donny Phillips
Patty Campbell
Mrs. Estes
Hamer
Nick Wellenstein
Ladies’ Aid
P. M. Campbell
Helen
Bobby Fields
Weldon Swanson
Bobby NecDonald
A. Rowland
N. Davis
Wayne Gitchell
Berkeley
Calif
Missoula
Sorenson
Jones
Chateau
Roy Estes
Geo. McKee
Agawam
F Red Phillips
W. H. Wellenstein
Chase Fields
Fulbright
Denton
A. G. Roberts
Local Social Notes and Weekend Gatherings
Thursday with Mrs Fuller and groups visit farms and homes near Kalispell and Chateau. Notable events include birthday dinners for Mrs Pearl Laconette and Helen, 4 H meeting planned with Christie Swan, and Wayne Gitchell earning a Berkeley trip for track in Missoula.
Large Road Improvement Plan Reported to Washington
The Montana WPA has submitted a 2.15 million statewide highway plan approved by the state highway commission and Administrator Joseph B. Parker. Federal funds total 1.667 million with 482,391 state funds, intent to improve over 600 miles, providing 2,308,924 man-hours for 166 supervisory personnel, completion in about eight months. The project addresses frost damage, edge breaks, drainage, and widening to sixteen feet in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Works Progress Administration
Washington
State Highway Commission
Joseph B. Parker
WPA
Montana
Highway Department
Parker
WPA funds target highway safety in Montana projects
The plan calls for eliminating blind curves and reducing sharp bends, daylighting deep cuts, installing more snow fences, and flattening hundreds of miles of shoulder back slopes to meet Bureau of Public Roads specs. Budget shows District 1 with 200,795 for 4 units, District 7 with 522,843 for 19 units, District 3 with 378,714 for 10 units, and District 4 with 930,799 for 16 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
WPA
Southeastern
Central
North Central
Montana
Greene 18 Freed Under $200 Bond
John J. Greene, member of the state board of equalization, was released on $200 bond after arrest for driving under the influence of liquor. State Patrolmen A. J. Simpson and Albert Fousek arrested him. Justice George C. Freeman set bond, with no charge filed or hearing date as of noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Greene
State Board of Equalization
Hiberty
Greene
A. J. Simpson
Albert Fousek
Justice of the Peace
George C. Freeman
Helena
Belleview H D Club Hosts Clothing Demonstration
The Belleview H D club met at Mrs. Harry Yeager's home with guests Miss Hazel Andersen and Miss Margaret Nagle. A hot noon dinner preceded a demonstration on children s clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview H. D. Club
Harry Yeager
Hazel Andersen
Margaret Nagle
Sunday Observance Promotes Rural Living Across Churches
Sunday May 2 is set aside for church attendance to emphasize rural living. Community members urged to attend services. Local notes report completions, moves, and activities including Thebo dam, McFarlane family relocating to Chateau, and various ranch visits. Achievement day held for Belleview and North Deep Creek schools with awards in reading vocabulary arithmetic and spelling across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebo Dam
Floyd McFarlane
Chateau
Jimmie Peebles
Bozeman
J. C. Salmond
Lewis Goodman
James Peebles
Cut Bank
Belleview
North Deep Creek
Chas Gray
Ivy Burrows
Fred Swain
Billie Sabo
Warry Burrows
Janet Rogers
Mary Rose LaRance
Chas, Rogers
Virginia Sabo
Donnie MacFarlane
John Lane
Bernard McGillis
Buddy Bruno
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Joseph Parker
Pendroy
KFBB
Warners! Say
Ayav
Monarch Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Chateau Lions Club
A. Shawver
Pearl Laconette
Rosemary Frisell
Laconette
Christie Swanon
Albert Peterson
Alex Truchot
Emil Durr
Frank Ramberg
Ralph Allen
Sunriver
Geo. Sabados
Katherine
Peebles Ranch
Vincent Ward
Citizens State Bank
THE
U. Public Works Apy
Hal Ley
PWA
Westinghouse
Chateau Hardware Co
Hous
Nee Oe
Westingho
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