Teton Memorial Hospital Seeks $40,000 Federal Grant
The Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau aims to secure a $40,000 federal grant if $15,000 more is subscribed, part of a plan tying national aid to local fundraising. Montana towns may follow as Congress authorized $242,000 yearly for hospital aid. Chateau leads with $65,000 pledged and seeks $80,000 locally to qualify for the grant.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
The
Teton Memorial Association
Washington
Congress
Montana
Bob Davison
Local Hospital Association
Great Falls
Davison
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Truman
Shirley Outlines Plans For School Opening
Supt W J Shirley announced registration for high school students continues until tomorrow afternoon at the high school. Both schools will start classes Tuesday morning with locker key distribution and a $1 locker usage fee. First graders register Tuesday with birth certificates. six by Oct 15 to enroll. Possible hot lunch program requires sufficient parent demand. Buses secured for Chateau routes. Reuben Lantz to operate Pendrey bus. Teachers meeting moved to Monday 10 am at the high school. Ed Shiller’s apartment is still needed for housing and duties.
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Supt
W. J. Shirley
Wilma McKenzie
Shirley
Chateau
Reuben Lantz
Pendrey
Ed Shiller
Terminal Pay Blanks Now at Post Office
All servicemen entitled to terminal leave pay may obtain the required forms at the post office. Service officer for the American Legion will assist veterans with claims. Judge Hutchinson can be found at the courthouse during the day for related matters.
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Hutchinson
Court House
Local Residents Return From Whitefish and Big Fork Trip
Mr and Mrs L E Taylor and Mr and Mrs J W Hentges came back last Saturday from a vacation at Whitefish and Big Fork, sharing travel stories and experiences from the lakeside outing.
Coach Ancell Sets Fall Football Schedule at Teton High
Coach Jack Ancell issued a nine game tentative grid slate for the fall at Teton County High inviting all enrolled boys to report Monday at 2 pm for workouts and equipment issue. He outlined a wide open UC system single wing back offense with laterals and midweek games against Fairfield and Helena reserves plus contests at Fort Benton Great Falls and other towns.
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Teton County High School
Jack Ancell
Ancell
University of California
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Shelby
St. Mary's
Browning
Cut Bank
Conrad
Fairfield
Helena
New Chateau Appoints Major Ancell as Athletics Director
Teton County high school adds Major Jack Ancell as athletics director amid eight new instructors. Ancell, a former Dodson football star with a 25 of 27 prewar record and MSU graduate 1936, will coach football basketball and track. He brings a wartime army background and heads a faculty including Ed Schiller and Ellis Reyner as new science and math instructors.
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Ancell
Montana State College
Montana National Guard
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Dodson
Judith Gap
Jack Ancell
Teton County High School
Malta
Montana
Nasua
Chateau
John Duncker
Major Ancell
Annabelle Smith
Ed Schiller
Montana Stateollege
Edemar
Fieid
Lewistown
U. S. Army
Schiller
Eilis Reyner
Hogeland
Pony
Whitehall
Army
Local Cinematics expands cinema options in Choteau
Choteau's movie scene wins big crowds as two theaters offer about nine films weekly up from one. Royal theater manager Hugh Reid reports over 1,000 residents saw Smoky in a three day run and The Outlaw drew record crowds with 150 plus turned away for standing room. Roxy also saw large weekend crowds with Bells of St Marys a four day run the longest yet.
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Choteau
Hugh Reid
Royal Theater
the Royal
Reid
Roxy
Gail Homan
Homan
Bells of St. Marys
Cho
Two Days Left To Apply for Crop Insurance
Two days remain for winter wheat producers to apply for federal all risk crop insurance on the 1947 crop. Roy Morgan, Teton county agricultural conservation association chairman, says August 31 is the final day to purchase protection covering from planting to harvest. The program offers various coverage levels with proportional premiums and indemnities under a three year contract for 1947 49.
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Roy Morgan
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association
49er Celebration Moves Up To Early October
The annual 49er celebration at Chateau is moved from late September to October 4 and 5. Lions Club directors announced after Tuesday’s meeting to avoid conflicting with an Eastern Star Jubilee. The meeting drew several attendees and covered topics including the Lions swimming pool closing dates and future insurance programs.
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Chateau
Lions Club
OL Legion
Probation Head Reports Yearly Figures for District Youth
Mrs. Clara B B Withee, probation officer for the 9th Judicial district juvenile division, reports 336 cases in the past year with 163 boys and 84 girls brought to attention. Glance at origins show Glacier 146 Pondera 70 Toole 70 Teton 0. 32 juveniles appeared before Judge Hattersley, seven committed to state institutions.
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Teton County
9Th Judicial District
Clara Bb. Withee
R. M. Hattersley
Teton
Glacier
Pondera
Toole
Public Health Nursing Service
Pondera Counties
Vacation mood at Acantha as editor plans Glacier trip
The Acantha editor announces a late summer vacation to Glacier Park with Arnie Rivin of the Montana Kaimin and two journalism students taking over the editorial duties. Readers are asked to cooperate and avoid sharing libelous information. The editor also jokes about packing tires and True Detective magazines for the trip.
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Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Glacier Park
The
Acantha
Arnie Rivin
State University
Montana Kaimin
Hoie
4-H Club Achievement Day Set With Prizes And Delegates
Readied at Chateau for the 4-H Club Achievement Day program on Saturday August 31 Judge demonstrations and a style revue begin at 9 30 A.M. A noon lunch and a 3 P.M park pavilion assembly follow Pins and certificates will be awarded to leaders and members along with county level prizes from Great Falls Production Credit and Citizens State Bank of Chateau The outstanding beef feeder receives the Fairfield trophy Delegates to the Bozeman 4-H congress September 16 18 will be named from the style revue and judging results Transportation awards are announced and exhibits are removed after a Lions club sponsored swim A full winners list will be published next week.
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Chateau
Raymond Keily
Park
Great Falls Production Credit Association
Citizens State Bank of Chateau
Kelly
First National Bank
Fairfield
Bozeman
Lions Club
Auxiliary Meeting Set for Monday Night
The American Legion auxiliary plans its first regular meeting at the Legion club rooms on Labor Day night Monday Sept. 2 at 8 oclock. September is music month with Mrs Jack Duffy in charge of the program. Refreshments will be provided by the committee, and members are urged to attend to hear convention reports from delegates.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club Rooms
Labor Day
Hi Duitta
Auxiliary
Jack Duffy
Irshal Davis Resigns Band Leader Post For Washington Job
Irshal Davis, longtime director of the high school and city bands, resigns to take a Washington state position next month. He will receive a $700 annual raise and may teach both band and glee club with some academic duties. Superintendent W J Shirley notes Davis is in talks with Northwestern university trained candidate to fill the Chateau post.
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Irshal Davis
State of Washington
Davis
Chateau
Supt
W. J. Shirley
Northwestern University School of Use
Ray
Aust
Minn
Wollone
Dss
Demonstration Club Meeting Set at Mrs Baskett’s Home
The Chateau Home Demonstration club will meet on Tuesday September 3 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Mary Baskett for a scheduled session and activities.
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Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Mary Baskett
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