Townspeople Gather for Visits and Travel Advisories
Talk of the Town records numerous social visits and travels across Montana towns. Morris Illinois visitors to Mrs Mabel Rogers and Lee Brown prompt notes, while locals plan parks trips and describe wartime service, vacations, and family gatherings across Chateau Pendroy and Great Falls areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Brown
Morris, Ill
Mabel Rogers
Lee Brown
Parks
Canada
Brown
Mrs. Rogers
Hanusa Family Leaves for Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs Arnold Hanusa and family depart Friday for a two week trip to Bemidji Minnesota. Mrs Hanusa will attend the ten day Paul Christiansen Choral School directed by Paul Christiansen, Concordia College choir director. The school benefits music directors and high school teachers with attendees from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
Bemidji
Minn
Veterans Welfare Commission Highlights Civil Relief Act
Montana veterans and potential service members are reminded the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act of 1940 remains in effect. The Montana Veterans Welfare Commission offers help on protections for debts dwelling rights and civil rights during reenlistment or recall. Albert Lester serves as local service officer, with office in Great Falls. he will be in Chateau at the Clerk of the Courts on Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. Aug 30 and weekly thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Welfare Commission
State of
Montana
Congress
Veterans Service
Veterans Welfare Commission of
Albert Lester
Rocky Mountain
Great Falls
Lester
Chateau
Missoula Woman Visiting Chateau and Glazier Park
Betty Ann Munson from Missoula visits friends in Chateau and her parents at Glazier Park. She was formerly employed at the local telephone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Munson
Missoula
Chateau
Glazier Park
Miss Munson
Blood Drive Planned by Red Cross to Support Korean Front
The Defense Department has sent a blood quota to the Red Cross for shipment to Japanese military installations. Great Falls Montana hosts the local blood center with mobile units collecting regionally, including a Sept 6 Cha teau visit from 3 to 8 pm. An 85 pint quota is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Defense Department
Japan
Montana
Great Falls
Chateau
Leo Murphy
Local residents take trips and recall service
Mrs Henry Kregness of Geyser visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Walker last Thursday. Mrs Carroll Maynard vacationed with Mr and Mrs Leon Snyder at Malta. Mr and Mrs Gus Thompson enjoyed last week touring Glacier Park Hungry Horse dam and fishing at Pishkun. Ray W Robinson of Agawam has been recalled to Air Force duty and was a radio operator in the last war. Patronize Acanthe Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hofland
Dutton
Hilmar Anderson
Portland
Ore
T. Tokerua
Fred Trebesch
Chateau
Connie Dellno
Joe Anderson
Butte
Anderson
Anthony W. Toeckes
Power
Richard Gemar
Ebner Baker
Don Rice
Pendroy
Slyvester-Ritenour
Pendroy Methodist Church
Beulah Scott
Eileen
Barrett
Great Falls
Gates of the Mountains
R. M. Phillips
Cut Bank
Inex Simons
Havre
Arnold Baker
Tulea
Okla
Afton Stott
Provo
Utah
Bynum
Choteau
Miss Stott
Henry Haschke
the Teton
Yellowstone Park
Hobson
Bob van Scherpenzeel
Harold Arneson
Larry McCreedy
Seattle
Ray McClue
Bill Olsen
Spokane
Whitefish
Kalispell
R. E. Nelson
Lion’s District 37 Cabinet
E. R. O'Neil
Bobby
Flathead Lake
John Dunckel
Robert Willett
Benchmark
A. A. McAuley
Chateau Hospital
Duke Blakely
Virginia City
Hildagard Hammond
C. W. Boussard
Emily Crary
Alaska
Canadian National
S. S. Prince George
Theo Seaton
Fort Shaw
Maxine Leonard
Salt Lake City
W. J. Purdy
Hazel Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Juneau
Hammond
Glacier Park
K. P. Larson
Healy
New York City
Larson
Baltimore
Maryland
Max Hoeschen
Carl Gulbrandsen
G. R. Talbert
Sylvester-Ritenour
L. A. Wentzel
Freemont
Neb
Henry Kregness
Geyser
Alex Walker
Carroll Maynard
Leon Snyder
Malta
Gus Thompson
Hungry Horse Dam
Pishkun
Ray W. Robinson
Agawam
Air Force
Ray
Card of Thanks for Fire Help at Neiswender Farm
We thank friends and neighbors who brought sprayers and assisted after the Thursday forenoon fire that destroyed the tractor and building on our place. Mr and Mrs Frank Neiswender Collins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neiswender
Collins
Ferguson Couple Guests of Ferris Family in Cut Bank
Mr and Mrs C L Ferguson of Cut Bank spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hal Ferris, sharing a social visit in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ferguson
Cut Bank
Hal Ferris
Crop prospects rise after heavy rains and grasshopper spraying
Premium Center reports crops looking exceptionally good following heavy rains with many fields expected to yield around thirty bushels per acre and some better. Crops are late to ripen in the area, while aerial spraying for grasshoppers has begun across the community. damage remains limited at this time.
Harvest season notes and visits across area farms
Everett remains for several days enjoying farm life. Mary Lynn Olsen and Betty Ann Olsen visit Ed Schilling and N W Edwards homes. Harold Waters family visits Clark Inbody home. Roy and Carol Inbody stay at Harold Waters farm. Pedersen visit noted with Ray Hawley. New machinery arrives for harvest period with a D6 Caterpillar on Carl Exlund farm and John Deere combines purchased by E R McLean and Ralph Caskey. Several locals assist with laying foundation and sand floor for a new granary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Waters
Ray Hawley
Pedersens
Carl Exlund
New John
Deere
E. R. McLean
Ralph Caskey
Hare Larson
Herold Depner
Glen and Clark
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Talk of
the Town
Verne Blakesly
Otte * Wagnild
State Equilization Board
Helena
Wagnild
Vernon Alf
Alf
M.S.A
Arthur Ulrich
Rockford, I
Fred Woodward
Jack Hall
John Hall
Texas
Ed Fearon
Forsyth
Aba
Frigidaire
Chick’s Appliance Store
Minnesota
al Lester
Penney’s
Acanthe
Teton’s
TETON
Catsup
del Monte
Puri
Kool Aid
Lindsay
Tetanus
Asual Insurance & Accounting
Choteau, Montana
Arnold C. Hanusa
John L. Dunckel
Premium Center
Mrs
Enuctzon Lumber Company
Cowboy “Design
Stevens
Const Cohen Saas Rol
Sane
Wales Radio
Rac Ay
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