Mrs. E. Davis to Direct Public Nursing Course
Mrs. Ellen Davis of Chateau will coordinate a practical nursing course for adults. School District 1 in Great Falls approved two instructors to run the program, with Mrs. Margaret Coutu joining as instructor. Davis has led similar programs in Alliance, Lincoln, and Omaha and has worked at Emily Griffith School in Denver and Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Davis
Chateau
Great Falls
Margaret Coutu
Columbus School of Nursing
Davis
Alliance
Lincoln
Omaha
Neb
Emily Griffith
Denver
Teton Memorial Hospital
Marge Hanusa Stays in California to Care for Ill Mother
Mrs. Marge Hanusa remains in Pomona California to care for her very ill mother. She will not teach piano until she returns. Hanusa traveled with her son John to meet relatives Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lange in Billings on July 23. The Langes and John have returned home. She said Pomona’s heat makes Montana look better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Hanusa
Pomona
Calif
Acantha
Chateau
Hanusa
John
Dale Lange
Sioux City
Billings
California
Langes
John Hanusa
Montana
Tea Honoring Mrs. Anna Armstrong Before Move to Great Falls
Mrs. C. W. Boussard hosted a tea last Thursday afternoon for several ladies honoring Mrs. Anna Armstrong who is preparing to leave Chateau Annen for a future home in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Boussard
Anna Armstrong
Chateau Au Anne
Great Falls
Malone to Attend Lambda Chi Seminar at DePauw
Jesse Malone Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Malone Sr of Chateau and a Montana State College student will represent his Lambda Chi chapter at the seventh Management Training Seminar at DePauw University Greencastle Indiana The five day conference opens August 27 with 300 undergraduates and 50 alumni expected The keynote will be Dr Wendell H Patton Jr president High Point College The closing banquet August 30 at Butler University Indianapolis features Paul D Bagwell president K S Funds Inc Detroit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Malone, Jr
Jesse Malone
Chateau
Montana State College
Bozeman
Lambda Chi
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Wendell H. Patton, Jr
High Point College
John W. Atherton
Butler University
Indianapolis
Paul D. Bagwell
K-S Funds, Inc
Detroit
Lewistown Native Conwell M. Wallace Dies at 50
Conwell M. Wallace 50 a heavy duty mechanic at a missile site west of Chateau died shortly after a medical emergency on August 5. Born August 1 1911 in Lewistown he married Lucille Purdy in 1947 at Great Falls. Survivors include his father his widow three daughters and four sons. Funeral services were held at Creel Funeral Home in Lewistown with burial in the Lewistown City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conwell M. Wallace
Chateau
Lewistown
Lucille Purdy
Great Falls
Carlos M. Wallace
Banks Funeral Home
Creel Funeral Home
Beatrice Barton Visits Parents Between Bozeman Summer Session
Beatrice Barton, attending summer school in Bozeman, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Al Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Barton
Bozeman
Mrs
al Barton
Services for Don Peterson In Great Falls
Funeral services for Donald Dale Peterson former Dutton resident were held at Croxford's Mortuary Great Falls Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiated He was born in Great Falls Jan 5 1935 and died in Doe Run Missouri July 23 1961 Survivors include mother and stepfather one brother three uncles an aunt Dr Wyman Peterson and two grandmothers Interment was in Sunset Memorial Gardens Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dale Peterson
Dutton
Croxford’s
Great Falls
Bernard Gravdal
Peterson
Doe Run
Irving Peterson
Bert Halseth
Henry Dahl
Seattle
Northern Montana College
Havre
Navy
J.g
Lutheran Church
Harry B. Wilson
Renton
Wash
Duane
Floyd Mathison
Denzil Mathison
John Heathman
Wyman Peterson
Kalispell
Roger Borgeson
Emme Mathison
Chateau
Louise Peterson
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Arps-Jussila Wedding Planned in Seattle
Mrs. Robert H. Arps of Belt announces the April 26 marriage of daughter Rhea Ann to Leo A. Jussila Jr. in Seattle. Rhea Ann studied at Belt High, Great Falls Commercial College, and the University of Washington. she works as an executive private secretary for Northern Life Insurance in Seattle. Leo A. Jussila Jr. is a Navy petty officer second class from PeEll High, stationed at Whidbey Island, with current duty in Alaska and a forthcoming electronics school transfer to Jacksonville Florida. The bride’s family includes former Choteau resident Mrs. Margaret Stephens and grandmother Mrs. Edna Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H.*arps
Belt
Rhea Ann
Leo A. Jussila Jr
Seattle
Jussila
Leo A. Jussila
Pell, Wash
Belt High School
Great Falls Commercial College
University of Washington
Alpha Lota
Northern Life Insurance Co
PeEll High School
Navy
Whidby Island
Alaska
Jacksonville
Fla
Margaret Stephens
Choteau
Edna Stephens
Central Avenue legacy tied to Sam Moniger and early Great Falls
Local note recalls Sam Moniger who laid the furrows for Central Avenue when Paris Gibson planned Great Falls. It mentions his 1887 marriage to Mary Patten, their Christmas 1888 son Charles, and that four of seven children survive, including Charles, father of Mrs. Howard Koch in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sam Moniger
Howard Koch
Chateau
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
City
Central Avenue
Moniger
Mary F. Patten
Sun River
Cascade County
Charles
Monagers
Koch
Kochs
Board to Speak At Republican Women's Meet
The Republican Women's Club meets at the Cornell Hotel Friday evening August 11 with Mrs. Fred Meadows presiding. John C. Beard of Great Falls will be the main speaker about forming a local Young Republican Club. Connie Fulton of Shelby and other guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Cornell
Fred Meadows
Billings
John C. Beard
Great Falls
Montana State
Young Republicans
Minneapolis
Jim Battin
Washington
East Junior High School
Board
Cascade Young Republicans
Ball State Teachers’ College
Muncie
Ind
Alpha Phi
Blue Key
Connie Fulton
Shelby
All-Star Ball Games Continued From Page 1
In the second inning Choteau right fielder Jay Cole walloped a towering homer that cleared left-center. Choteau Babe Ruthers scored 14 with eight hits as Tom Dellno Jim Scott and Lawrence Truchot produced key hits. Chateau pitchers allowed three hits and five walks over five innings while Gormley Sulgrove and Shaw relievers held Fairfield to five runs. Shaw homered and singled for Fairfield. Hartz added a single. Chateau’s catching by Jack Wiseman drew praise. Visitors to the Gulbrandsen home include Dr. Robert Gulbrandsen and sons Chris and Gary of Palo Alto with Mrs. Alberta Newkirk and others from Emporia, Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Jay Cole
Choteau Babe Ruthers
Tom Dellno
Jim Scott
Lawrence Truchot
Chateau
Gormley
Ward
Sulgrove
Shaw
Fairfield
Hart
Gulbrandsen
Robert Gulbrandsen
Chris
Gary
Palo Alto
Calif
Alberta Newkirk
Velma Haehn
Wilbur Barrett
Emporia, Kan
Newkirk
Fairfield Man Critically Hurt in Gravel Road Crash
Walter Tochka, 43, remained in critical condition after a late Tuesday night crash on a gravel road northwest of Fairfield. He suffered a skull fracture and has not regained consciousness. Jack Hopkins, 23, also injured with an arm fracture, is hospitalized at Teton Memorial. Sheriff reports the Fuller-Webb pickup left the curve around 11 p.m., driver undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tochka
Fairfield
Tochka
Jack Hopkins
Teton Memorial Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Fuller-Webb
Beef for Boys Ranch Calf Drive Aims 100 Cattle
The Armstrongs urge ranchers to donate off color calves for Yellowstone Boys' Ranch. Donors receive a tax receipt and a framed Range Boss certificate. Transport to Cha teau stockyards in October 10 and onward to Billings. County goal is 100 calves with transport arranged by Boys' Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrongs
Teton County
Chateau
Boys’ Ranch
Billings
Teton
Mr and Mrs W W Scott Return From West Yellowstone Trip
Mr and Mrs W W Scott returned home Friday after a weeklong vacation at the Epler cabin in West Yellowstone.
Chateau swimmers shine at state meet with records and top placings
Chateau teams posted strong showings as Grant Gormley Tom Delwo and Helena Hensley reached finals in various events. Mary Meyers Gretchen Voorhees Sally Meadows, plus top relay squads, helped set new team marks. Scouts attend Boy Scout event. Miles City Senior AAU trip planned. Kalispell’s strong debut under Jay Dunckel with Ed Foy earning a bronze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gormley
Tom Delwo
Helena Hensley
Mary Meyers
Tom Crocker
Hope Hensley
John Camden
Chateau
Forrest Johnson
Artie Anderson
Rich Clough
Russ Koch
Gormley
Sally Meadows
Gretchen Voorhees
Waa Tami
Yyéar
Helena
Miles City
Neal Bateman
Phil Voorhees
A.A.U
Kalispell
Dunckel
Ed Foy
Card of Thanks for Donald Peterson
Our deepest appreciation and sincere thanks to the many friends for their kind deeds during the loss of our loved one Donald Peterson to all who sent cards food flowers and memorials to Yellowstone Boys Ranch to Rev Grandal for his words of comfort and to the pallbearers. The family of Donald Dale Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Peterson
Yellowstone Boys’ Ranch
Rev
Grandal
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E. Davis
DePauw
Pride OF the West
Conrad Creamery
U.S.D.A
Pillsbury
Chateau Lockers
Bronko
Don Peterson
Rhea Ann Arps
Mrs. Cecil~ Passmore
Swan Lake
John’ van AN Bolcum
Republican Women’s Meet
Yee
Choteau Water Department
Fall Lawn Supplies
Coleman Camp
Hlavison
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