Choteau Girl Joins Farm Journal Teen Board
Frances Eileen Banis, 17, of Choteau, joins Farm Journal magazine's Teen Board for the new school year. She is among 100 outstanding rural teenage leaders from across the nation, contributing insights from 4 H clubs and Future Homemakers work.
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Philadelphia
Frances Eileen Banis
Farm Journal Magazine
Gertrude Dieken
Miss Banis
Catherine Banis
Farm Journal
Polly
Teen Board
Vances Announce Coming Marriage Of Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Heber L. Vance of Fairfield announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Marlene Nixola to Daniel Fred Bachelder. The ceremony is set for Sunday August 20 at 3 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in Chateau. All friends are invited to attend.
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Heber L. Vance
Fairfield
Marlene Nixola
Daniel Fred Bachelder
First Methodist Church
Chateau
Firemen Respond to Dryer Fire at Elliot Home
The city fire department was called Tuesday afternoon to the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Elliot for a small fire caused by a short in a clothes dryer. The fire was extinguished upon arrival with little damage and no injuries reported.
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Cecil Elliot
Miss Banis Active in FHA and School Clubs
Miss Banis serves as State FHA secretary and former District I FHA president. She is a Student Council member, Pep Club participant, FTA member, and also participates in 4-H at her school.
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Miss Banis
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
District I Fha
FTA
Mrs Mamuzich Cuts 50 Inch Hair After Decades Of Style
Mrs Julia Mamuzich of Great Falls Montana stunned friends by chopping off her 50 inch auburn hair she wore in braids for 25 years. Now 75 she recalls daily upkeep and hiding in the backyard to avoid stares. Born in Yugoslavia she moved to Montana in 1910 residing near Fairfield and Choteau before relocating to Great Falls five years ago. Her late husband is noted and three photos accompany the Tribunes Aug 14 notice.
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Julia Mamuzich
6Th Ave. North
Great Falls
Mamuzich
United States
Yugoslavia
Montana
Fairfield
Choteau
Infant Hager Dies in Great Falls Overnight
Joseph Hager infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hager 801 12th St South Great Falls died hours after birth in a local hospital Gravestone services directed by George Mortuary were held Tuesday with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Survivors include paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John G Hager Fairfield and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Axtman Sr Balta North Dakota
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Joseph Hager
Eugene Hager
12Th St. South
Great Falls
George Mortuary
Mount Olivet
John G. Hager
Fairfield
John Axtman Sr
Balta, N. D
Milwaukee Tourist Dies of Heart Attack in Canada Tour
John McPhee Smith a Milwaukee tourist died from a coronary attack before reaching a hospital while on a Canada and Glacier Park tour with his son in law Dr. and Mrs. R. M. McNeil. Banks Funeral Home arranged transport of the body to Milwaukee for services and burial.
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John McPhee Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
R. M. McNeil
Canada
Glacier Park
Banks Funeral Home
Bynum Residents Attend Canadian Golden Wedding
Bynum residents Mr. and Mrs. Ora Knowlton and Mrs. Lizzie Knowlton attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole on July 15 at the North Fork School, South Fork, Sask. Canada. The event honored Lucy Lillard’s family lineage with memories of early Blackleaf settlers. The program included songs and readings as friends shared stories of the Lillard and Cole families.
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Ora Knowlton
Lizzie Knowlton
Bynum
Ray Cole
North Fork School
South Fork
Sask
Canada
Cole
Lucy Lillard
Joseph Lillard
Blackleaf
Chateau
Old Agency
Lillard
Lucy
Dr. Bateman
Lillards
Montana
Owlions
Coles
Knowlton, Jr
Referendum on Wheat Quotas Faces 1962 Market Controls
The article outlines outcomes if quotas are approved or rejected. If approved, producers may divert up to 30 percent of their allotments with 10 percent mandatory reductions and conservation payments. If not approved, marketings face no controls for 1962 and price support falls to 50 percent of parity. Payments depend on reduced acreage and diversion, with options for cash or wheat.
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Schaefer
Teton Coun
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Pride OF the West
Conrad Creamery
Liptons
del Monte
Ashy
Ote
Duncan Hines
Friday Tribune
Starlac
Gravenstein
Newtons
Biscuit Co
Tse
Hager
John M. Smith
Ami
ASCS
Howard W. Bateman
Marion Sadler
Ray Nelson
Nelsons
Kenmare
S. C
Clara Baker
Long Beach
Calif
Robert L. Woodahl
Teton County
United States District Court
William J. Jameson
USDA
Betty Crocker
Bisquick
TIDE
Chateau Lockers & Groceries
Launiry
Magna Lock
Hytone Name Frame Paper
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