Mrs Joramo Attends Helena Funeral for Cousin
Mrs. Margaret Joramo returned Wednesday from Helena after attending funeral services for her cousin Mrs. Bonnie Evans. Evans had been a Helena hospital patient for nine months before her death.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
3
Mrs. Margaret Joramo returned Wednesday from Helena after attending funeral services for her cousin Mrs. Bonnie Evans. Evans had been a Helena hospital patient for nine months before her death.
Butte miners picnic deaths three men two shot and one train fall recapped bondsman Cleve Grimsley captured in Chicago after link to father in law shooting. Roosevelt Johnson ticket heads Bull Moose bid in Chicago. Chateau houses scarce as harvest delay opens two weeks late. Chateau Air Wardens meet at high school to 8 p m Friday. Odenwald Bros. mow north school grounds reveal rich crop and improved meadow. McLean notes Great Falls Municipal Band weak at state fair. Mansfield warns Korea risk without Pearl Harbor echo. Sawfly field day draws 150 farmers west of Dutton with wheat variety outline. TV broadcasting may start in Great Falls near new drive in theatre beside fairgrounds.
Mabel Toren received funeral rites at Trinity Lutheran church on Friday afternoon after a period of illness. Community sympathy extends to her family as the service concluded.
The 4-H Fifth and Sixth Grade Hummingbirds Club met August 6 to 13 with ten members two leaders and three visitors present. They planned an Aug 15 tour. three demonstrations were given on Health Food and Clothes. Leaders surprised members with cake and punch after the meeting. The club earned 57 ribbons at the 4-H Congress and State Fair with multiple items winning red blue and white ribbons and several entries in modeling and crafts. Judy Schuler reported. Next, a list of North Montana State Fair winners followed.
The fragment lists visiting relatives and friends including Donna Lee, Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson and family, A E Breere as guests of Mrs Dick Reiding, Ruby a surgical patient at Columbus Hospital, Sherry Peebles visiting Ann Chalmers, Sharon Christman staying with Evan Davidson, and houseguests of Mr and Mrs Charles Hanson with JoAnn's mother Mrs Ted Paola Kalispell, Charles Olson, Carl of Los Angeles, and guests Miss Sarah Medina and Jim Villegan of Los Angeles.
The Stanfield family thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers food and memorials during our sorrow in the loss of our mother and sister. Special thanks to Rev Grandal Gary Clark Mrs Hansen and Mrs Emerson for prayers music and lunch service. May God bless you all. Beth Stanfield Norman Hagen Stanfield families
The Toren family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy during the passing of Mabel Toren. They note appreciation for Rev Gravdal organist and choir, pallbearers, Dr McAuley, nurses, home aid, meal bringers, sympathy cards and letters, floral tributes, memorials, and those who helped ease their sorrow. Lambert and Roger Toren, and the extended families of William Alzheimer Tapnaea Viebrock are mentioned.
George Best wins red ribbons for baking entries, Herb Frick takes blue for fat steer, Jerry Olson earns red and blue for rabbits, Don Judge receives blue for entomology, Jerry Habel earns red blue and two white ribbons for cooking. Congratulations to entrants. Top Cats meet Thursday August 16 at 4 PM at the Community Center. Jerry Habel, reporter.
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