Dutton Community News Highlights From WW II Era
Local notes from Dutton cover military furloughs and service reports. Sgt Alphonse Van Heel returns home for a brief leave while Cpl Howard Moore of the 4th Marine Division reports 26 days at Saipan without injury. Lt. Kellogg enjoys a 30 day furlough. Many residents visit relatives, relocate, or support families as war news and everyday life mingle in town updates.
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Alphonse van Heel
Cpl
Howard Moore
4Th
Saipan
Howard
Alex Moore
Don Moore
Lloyd Pederson
North Carolina
Lester Kellogg
L. O. Kellogg
Wallace Schultz
Tacoma
Wash
Paul Batson
Dutton
O. Goulett
Kalispell
Julius Anderson
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Milton Schumaker
Gary
Chas. Schumaker
Whitefish
Louis Iverson
Canada
Louis Semingsen
Ed Smith
Maurice Smith
Ben Haralson
Olaf Larson
Monay
Ray Wiprud
Real Falls
Rial Carney
Kerr Ranch
Norbert Frigge
Tme
M. E. Fichtner
Calgary
O. T. Wiprud
Seaman Carsten Holt
Camp Truman
Iowa
George Sollid
Los Angeles
Calif
Swan Lake
Peebles thanks Tetonco voters for primary support
James A. Peebles extends sincere thanks to the voters of Tetonco for the fine vote in the recent primary election.
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James A. Peebles
Parish Bulletin for Fairfield Church 1944
St John s Parish Fairfield announces Sunday services and notes Rev Russell Scheidler as pastor with service times and parish details for the day.
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ST John’s Parish
Fairfield
Eepenst
Russell Scheidler
Choteau Methodist Church Sunday Services August 6 1944
The Choteau Methodist Church schedules Sunday activities with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by Gibson Monkman, 11:00 a.m. morning worship with choir and a sermon on "Truth," 2:00 p.m. Sunday School with Jess Malone, and 3:00 p.m. public worship on "Jesus the Pattern of Spiritualized Living" by Pastor Bert A. Powell. Officials will meet at Bynum.
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Choteau Methodist Church
Sunday Church School
Gibson Monkman
Jess Malone
Jesus
Bynum
Gratitude to Voters of Teton County in Primary Election
Chas W Field extends thanks to voters in Teton County for their support at the primary election. His message praises the turnout and the democratic process.
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Teton County
Chas, W. Field
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