Joyce Smith and Marshall Gene Squires Wed at Great Falls
Joyce Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Smith Fairfield and Marshall Gene Squires son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Squires Fairfield were married Sunday afternoon November 27 at 2 o'clock at the Latter Day Saints church in Great Falls. Elder Vivian Squires of Fort Benton officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace yoke and train, carried white and pink roses. Maid of honor LaDeanne Squires wore gold taffeta. bridesmaids Hallie Jenkins and Sylvia Wentz wore white taffeta with gold trim. Best man Donald Allen. ushers Don Ramon and David Squires. Flower girl Caroline Rae Langger. ringbearer Leslie Eyestone. Reception for about 200 in church hall. honeymoon to various points in the state. The couple will reside in Fairfield. bride a Fairfield high student. groom a navy veteran and Missoula State University attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Marilyn Smith
Edward Smith
Fairfield
Marshall Gene Squires
Lyle Squires
Latter Day Saints
Great Falls
Vivian Squires
Fort Benton
LaDeanne Squires
Hallie Jenkins
Sylvia Wentz
Donald Allen
Cal
Don
Ramon
David Squires
Caroline Rae Langger
Wolf Point
Leslie Eyestone
Havre
Susie
Kim Mills
Edolyn Lee
Gladys Squires
Fairfield High School
State University At
Missoula
Penneys Pays All Associates Extra Bonus
J C Penney board approves a special payment equaling two weeks pay for all full time associates who served the full year 1949, prorated for part time and new staff. Over 50 000 associates nationwide will receive the bonus including nine at the Chateau store. not a Christmas bonus and non recurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Company
Penney
Jim Henderson
United States
Chateau
Henderson
Montana Power Pays County Tax Bill in 1949 First Half
The Montana Power company mailed first half 1949 realty taxes totaling 1,026,111.23 to county treasurers in 40 counties. R E Crangle announced second half payments due next May will push the annual property tax to over two million dollars. Teton County alone received 21,999.92 in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Montana
R. E. Crangle
Teton County
Woman's Club Presents The Employment Office One-Act Play
The Woman's club staged The Employment Office a one act comedy before a good crowd November 29 at Lions club hall. Cast included Annabelle Cruikshank Dorothy Boussard Pauline Murphy and others directed by Mrs. Florence H Heman. High school girls sang Then benefits supported the library fund and members were urged to donate Christmas gifts for war veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Lions Club Hall
Florence H. Heman
Annabelle Cruikshank
Dorothy Boussard
Pauline Murphy
Margaret Skindrud
Janet Wedum
Edna Averill
Dorothy Henderson
Dorothy Barrett
Mrs. Heman
Montana Power
Power High Opens Ball Season Friday at Conrad
Power High starts its basketball campaign this Friday with an away game at Conrad for A and B contests. The Pirates play 21 games this season, with the first home game set for Tuesday, Dec. 6 against the Fairfield Eagles, and six games against Class B foes Fairfield Chateau Conrad and Big Timber. Returning players include Tackes Schaefer Johnson Timmerman Morano Weber McDonnell Stengrimson, while top scorer Bliss and Siebenauer have graduated. December schedule lists Cascade Chateau Dutton Power Choat Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power High
Conrad
Fairfield Eagles
Pirates
Power
Fairfield
Chateau
Big Timber
Uttle
J. Tackes
Schaefer
W. Johnson
F. Timmerman
F. Morano
T. Weber
D. McDonnell
D. Stengrimson
FU President Conducts One-Day Meeting at Dutton
The Teton and South Ponda county Farmers Union held an educational meeting in Dutton. State President Don Chapman and Mrs. Charlotte Holtz led the school from 10 am to 5 pm. Subjects included the Brannan plan farm legislation insurance and PMA with plans for a January 1950 officers school at Great Falls and potential instructors Miles Horton and A A Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Miles Horton
Highlander
Tennessee
A. A
Sandy
Correspondents Notice Urges Brief December News Reports
The Chateau Acantha asks correspondents to submit concise December items, prioritizing the most important news first to allow space for column cuts. space is limited during this month and reports should be brief and orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Acantha Ye
President to address nation via radio on Friday night
The national president will speak Friday evening December 3 from 10 15 to 10 30 pm over a nationwide radio hookup. FU members are urged to dial radio station KMON in Great Falls at that time. Ben Peden county president says plans for a county gathering are being made and a date will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMON
Great Falls
Ben Peden
Legion Auxiliary Off to Good Start In Members Drive
The Chateau unit of the American Legion Auxiliary reports ahead enrollment for 1950. Peggy Anderson, membership chairman, says advance enrollment surpasses last year by this date. The unit invites eligible women to join for the year ahead as a study of Ecuador began in October as part of Pan American activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
The
American Legion, Auxiliary
Peggy Anderson
Republic of
Ecuador
Auxiliary Meeting Set for December Fifth
The auxiliary holds its next regular meeting Monday night December 5 at 7 p.m. Mrs Lois Peterson, unit president, asks each member to bring 25 cents for the Christmas donation to Fort Harrison. Hilda Moulton rehab chair will receive contributions. The program theme is Christmas with refreshments served by a committee led by Mrs Mary Beck.
Luinstra Returns From West Coast Honeymoon
Sam Luinstra and Eleanor Baker of Farmington return from a West Coast honeymoon. They wed November 16 at the First Reform church with Reverend Druiker officiating. Eleanor Baker is the Farmington daughter, Sam Luinstra the Choteau son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Luinstra
Chateau
Eleanor Baker
Farmington
West Coast
Conrad
Druiker
First Reform Church
Yelte Baker
Annie Luinstra
Choteau
City of Children short shown at Roxy theater
The Moose lodge reviews John Nesbit's Passing Parade subject City of Children. The film depicts Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania and Mooseheart, the charitable city for orphaned children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nesbitt
Chateau Moose Lodge
Roxy
Moose Lodge
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
North
Mooseheart
Davis
Triangle League Announces Ball Schedule
The Triangle League publicizes its game slate with Dec to Mar dates. Notable matchups include Augusta, Power, Valier, Choteau Wheel, Legion, Simms, Brady, Fairfield, Flynns, and V.F.W. across multiple venues. The sequence lists home and away nights from December into March.
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ePigins
Conrad
Simms
Ve.w
Augusta
Power and Legion
Valier
Choteau Wheel
Fairfield
Choteau Legion
Brady
Flynns
Power and Valier
Power
Fpiynns
V.P.W
Auguste
Chateau Wheel
Seaeveene Pairfield
Auguste Wpw
Piynns
Legion
Flying
Wheel
V.W
V.F.W
Flynn
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Joyce Smith, M.G. Squires
Falls
By Adele Bueling
Penneys
Bob Hope
Roxy Theater
State FU
Dutton
Legion Auxiliary
Safeway
Sefewey
Jean
Meaty
U. B
Chuck Roast
Valley Gold
Vv Bir
Slanks Ot
U. S
Foin
Rib
Winesaps
Vacme
Enepeceescoen
Peoy & Pey
E Redy
Tess
Luinstra
Meeseheart
Moose
Triangle League
Pag
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