High School Musicale Delights Local Audience
The Monday musicale at the high school drew a popular crowd with junior and senior bands, glee clubs, and many soloists. Directors Irshal Davis and Miss Macalton received praise, plus new homemade tympani by Billie Baillie enhanced four band numbers. Frank Stearns of Montana Power Co. aided with electric sousaphones displaying TC H letters. Proceeds supported reimbursing directors for music expenses. Mrs. R. B. Nelson accompanied on piano. Program featured vocal and instrumental pieces including On the Road to Mandalay and Sleepy Time Down South among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irshal Davis
Macalton
Billie Baillie
Davis
Frank Stearns
Montana Power Co
R. B. Nelson
H. Lane Willson Kreisler
Carmena
Girls’ Glee Club
Mandalay
Mre Uesaeerrernarsumbaed Oley
Alta Allstad
Beulah Roll Moon
Enceesesceee
Nesnsesersee
Cuthbert Harris
Cliff Friend
Nomin Gwe Eeseeee
Teresa del Reigo
Joyce Kropp
Ittawley
Bennett Band List Includes Classical Marches and Waltzes
The page lists a Bennett Senior Band repertoire including Hungarian Dance No. 5 by Brahms, El Capitan, Sousa marches, Grieg pieces, Schubert and Sousa works, and various waltzes and overtures attributed to Aunt Hannah and Margaret. The mix features national tunes and concert selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Little Marie
Bennett Concord
Bennett
Schubert
Washington Post
Tschaikowsky
el Capitan
Grieg
Siguard
Jorsalfar
Margaret
Huff the Thunderer
Sousa
Mrs Burfenning Improving After Heart Attacks in California
Mrs Edward Burfening, who endured several severe heart attacks, is reported improving. She and husband Mr Burfening traveled to Los Angeles last December for a three month visit with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Barto Burfening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burfening
Burfening
Barto Burfening
Moss Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Choteau
Capitol Gleanings and State News Draw Public Interest
The supreme court hears a challenge to the new theatre tax law with Griffin opposing the measure and Mathews leading the board. Montana officials report liquor profits, highway plans to boost tourism, and state finances showing reduced indebtedness since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John E. Griffin
John Mathews
Carl Thompson
Merle Greene
Lewistown
Harry Meyer
Butte
Montana
John J. Holmes
Settlement figure shifts from 12 to 10 million
The report notes a reduction from 12,421,924 to 10,896,177. It shows a two year decrease of 1,525,747. The figures reflect the latest financial adjustment over the period.
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Choteau Entries
Robert Kolste and L. C. Vanderhoof entered Maynard hospital for medical or surgical care. Mrs. Eddie Eisler and Harold Wheeler were treated at Maynard. Dan Connors and Joyce Brown discharged from Choteau hospital. Dr W Wymer and Mrs Margaret Davis also noted. C. D. McDonald underwent a tonsillectomy at Choteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kolste
Maynard Hospital
L. C. Vanderhoof
Fairfield
Eddie Eisler
Dupuyer
Harold “Hammy” Wheeler
Harold Wheeler
Dan Connors
Choteau Hospital
W. Wymer
Joyce Brown
Harry Brown
Bynum
Margaret Davis
C. D. McDonald
Ellsworth Strand Pleads Guilty to Dutton DUI
Ellsworth Strand of this city pleaded guilty to operating an automobile while under the influence before Justice Frank Little at Dutton. He was fined 75 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail by the state highway patrol charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Ellsworth Strand
Justice of the Peace
Frank Little
Dutton
Stott and Jensen Visit Great Falls. Local Residents Noted
Mr and Mrs Roy Stott and Bert Jensen were Great Falls visitors last Thursday. Miss Mary Zgoda now Mrs William Lusty held a wedding shower at her home and received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stott
Bert Jensen
Great Falls
Roy Hanberg
Chateau Hospital
Harry Stott
Geo. Reikon
Leslie Stott
Reid Swenson
Aston Caufield
Maynard Hospital
Chateau
Local Notes on Visitors and Residents in Montanan Homes
Miss Myri George works at C A Parkett home. Clara Vandenholk and daughter, a Bynum teacher, traveled to Great Falls and back. Howard Bushnel of Meadow Utah visits George A Stott family. Bushnel is Stott’s sister-in-law. Leath Stott of Flathead visits with G O Stott family. Kathryn Kelly, former Conrad hospital patient, returns home and plans to rejoin high school. Dell Green and Leland Rowley visit Great Falls. Rowley plows for McDonald of Agawam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myri George
C. A. Parkett
Kathryn Kelly
Conrad Hospital
Dell Green
Great Falls
Leland Rowley
Mr. McDonald
Agawam
Bole 4-H Club Meets As Community Notes Busily
The H D club meets at the hall on Thursday May 6 with members bringing lunch and cloth, bias tape and thread for a smocking demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Myers visit Mrs. McIntosh of Great Falls while Walter Johnson installs a wind electric plant. Four-H members urged to attend church next Sunday May 2 and aim for 100 percent attendance as hall improvements continue with wall board kalsomine and linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Stewart Myers
Great Falls
McIntosh
William Frazier
Walter Johnson
Jack Kinsey
Mary Hane
Spokane
Emma Johnson
Hane
Johnson
Mrs. Kinsey
Fred Swenson
Paul Mathis
Dauwalders
Fred Smith
Lyle Standish
Dauwalder
C. F. Carlson
Chateau
Benson
E. M. Bammer
Eon
Edmond
Marion Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorel Salter
Joseph Barnby
Isse Bennett College
Choteau Drug Co
del Monte
Swift
Kellogg’s. Lge
Sauerkraut
Bermuda
Kenewick
C. W
Capitol
Jessie Bierman
Columbia Network
State Liquor Control
L. M. A. Wass
State Board
Montana State Highway Department
Treasure State
America
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Don McKinnon
Robert H. Fletcher
Missoula
Bozeman
Fletcher and Shope
John Gough
Bynum News
Bole
L. A. Taylor
Ford
H. L. Stafford
RCA Radio
Helen Thompson
McDonald Block
DeSoto
Mra
J. E. Hodgskiss
Earls Motor Co
Fordson
A. C
J. I. Case
McCormick-Deering
Curtis-Folda Co
Commercial Credit Co
Payment Plan
Choteau, Mont
S. Maccany
Pollock
F. G. Coyte
Ud- Man
N. Main Ave
Penney’s
Gaynees
Cynthia
C.penney Company
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