Safe Driving Day Observed Across Chateau Montana
Chateau joins Montana and the nation in observing Safe Driving Day with aims to cut traffic deaths during a 24 hour period. John Nauck notes safe walking and driving are essential, cites Pedestrian death trends since 1937, and urges reduced jaywalking and careful crossing practices to lower fatalities.
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Chateau
Montana
United States
Teton County
John Wnauck
Nauck
Police Chief Warns on Student Hitching Rides
Chief Clyde Darby urges students parents and the public to stop grabbing rear bumpers of moving vehicles near schools and beyond. He warns this dangerous practice could cause serious or fatal accidents and seeks cooperative effort to end it.
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Clyde Darby
School safety patrols cut pedestrian deaths nationwide
The decline in pedestrian fatalities rose nearly 40 percent as deaths across ages grew 26 percent. The gains are credited to school safety patrols exceeding 500,000 and safety education in schools via posters leaflets and talks by police officers.
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid to Record WMF Radio Programs
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid will organize December radio programs for WMF heard on KMON at 9 15 Saturdays. KMON technicians will record this evening. The Trinity choir will perform selections each week including Advent Meditation and Christmas Home with listed participants.
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Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
WMF
KMON
Trinity Lutheran Choir
Jan
Julie Jaumotte
Jon Huffman
Bob Gronberg
Bob Gormley
Dorothy Boussard
A. Bernard Gravdal
Puny Lutheran Church of
This
Rev. Gravdal
Marine Heads to San Diego to Join Unit
A Marine travels to San Diego to report to his assigned unit, beginning new duties and relocation. The move reflects standard reassignment procedures as service members integrate with their commands.
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San Diego
This Ole Car Recalled in Tragic Road Incident
A reprint from The Gleaner recounts a family’s ill fated drive in a wrecked vehicle. The poem notes a wife a husband and children once shared the ride before death’s sighting through shattered glass. The vehicle’s brakes door steering and restraint failed as the family faced a fatal end.
Farm Bureau Drive in Teton County a Success
Lyle Standish reports the Teton County Farm Bureau membership drive concluded Nov 18 with over 200 members despite arctic weather. A kickoff in Great Falls on Nov 16 featured Dr Kenneth Hood and William K Alexander outlining drive aims and Farm Bureau rights to protect farmers. Ted Sorenson welcomed attendees.
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Lyle Standish
Teton County Farm Bureau
Chateau
Standish
Great Falls
Kenneth Hood
Benereen Farm Bureau Federation
DeMolay Memorial
Hood
Farm Bureau
William K. Alexander
Western Field
AFBF
Montana
Bill Howard
Montana Farm Bureau
Bureau
Ted Sorenson
Dutton
Rainbow Girls Plan Style Show Tea
Rainbow Girls of Chateau Assembly No 54 plan a teen style show and silver tea on Monday night at 8 30 in the Ma- auditorium. Proceeds support the Grand Assembly project funding equipment for the Sho d eir Hospital for Crippled Children at Helene. Girls model wardrobe favorites including sports western and formal wear. some outfits were handmade by the girls at school 4 H and in wool contest. parents invited.
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Chateau Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Grand Assembly
Helene
Hinman Sails to Honolulu After Brother’s Hiking Accident
Jack Hinman left Wednesday by plane for Honolulu summoned by the accidental death of his brother Frank who was killed when he fell off a trail while hiking.
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Jack Hinman
Honolulu
Frank
Gifts With a Lift Needed at Warm Springs Hospital
A Christmas gifts drive called Gifts With a Lift operates at Warm Springs State Hospital. Mrs. L. P. Sanders directs with two co chairs from Butte, soliciting personal items and cash to brighten nearly 2,000 patients, many forgotten at Christmas.
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Evan
Rarge Hospital
Warm Springs
L. P. Sanders
Butte
Jack Crotty
John Online
Eestate
All Cartoon Show For Kids Party At Roxy Dee
A children’s event for youngsters under 12 is planned at Roxy Dee. Eichhorn Don Anderson of the Chateau chip will attend and distribute items. Rumors suggest Old St Nick may arrive by helicopter, though arrival methods remain undecided.
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Roxy Dee
Eichhorn Don Anderson
Chateau Chip
Satiah
Sante
Old St. Nick
Mail Early for Christmas Campaign Launched by Postmaster
Postmaster C. G. Monkman urges early mailing for Christmas 1955. He warns that three weeks remain but emphasizes delivering all gifts and cards by December 25. Citizens are urged to check addresses, stock up on stamps, and visit the Post Office before peak hours.
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C. G. Monkman
Post Office Department
Fotligh
U. S
Monkman
Readers ask to prioritize road funds over schools in tax season
A letter urges directing most road money to essential routes used by school buses mail and milk deliveries, criticizing the county road trio for spending thousands on a single road project and calling for wiser allocation of millage during tax time.
Special deer permit totals set for Montana areas
The Montana Fish and Game Commission issued 135 of 200 special deer permits for the J. C. Salmond ranch area west of Chateau. The 406 permits for the North Fork of the Dearborn area were all issued at Augusta on Saturday. Eureka reservoir closed yesterday to anglers.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
J. C. Salmond Ranch
Chateau
North Fork
Dearborn
Augusta
Firemen's Ball Plans Set for New Year's Eve
The Chateau Volunteer Fire Department announces its annual Fireman's Ball at City Park Pavilion on December 31 with Ed Oberwolte's orchestra. Bud Taylor notes balloons and noise makers will abound. Tickets are sold by contacting any Choteau firefighter. volunteers receive no pay or reimbursement.
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Chateau
City Park
Ed Oberwolte
Bud Taylor
Beverly Ann Cohoe United in Marriage to Houston Ray
Beverly Ann Cohoe daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Cohoe of Fairbanks Alaska and granddaughter of Mrs Cora Cohoe of this city united in marriage to Houston Ray at Community Presbyterian church College August 19 Rev John C Stokes officiated. Bride given in marriage by her father with Les Hill as maid of honor and Ann Nesbitt Elizabeth Burnham as bridesmaids. Candle-lighters were Helen Cohoe and Bonnie Wold. Four year old Jackie Cohoe participated as a family member.
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Beverly Ann Cohoe
C. R. Cohoe
Fairbanks
Alaska
Cora Cohoe
Community Presbyterian Church
College
John C. Stokes
Theeatres
University of Alas At
Seward
John Boswell
Bulldogs Open Home Stand With 60 51 Victory
Choteau Bulldogs won 60 51 in a non conference game at their home gym. Jim Lohse scored 18 points and Wally Cherry 9 as the team shot 33 percent. Anaconda’s Tracy led with 14 points.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Choteau
Jim Lohse
Wally Cherry
Anaconda
Tracy
Choteau. Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Joe Svoboda
Longhorn
Chateau
Fort Benton
Holiday Vacation Schedule for City Schools
Holiday schedule announced by Ed Schiller: Chateau public schools close December 22 at 2:00 PM and reopen January 2 to fulfill 180 school days. January 2 is a required day. otherwise vacation would shift or school year end would move. Calendar notes Dec 1 to Dec 22 events and games, including Dec 21 music concert and Dec 22 dismissal.
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the Chateau
Ed Schiller
Harlowton-Choteau
F.F.A
Choteau-Fairfield
Ey Ruel
Police Court Fine For Operating Vehicle In Franklin
In Justice James Suilgrove's court, a $10 fine was assessed for operating a vehicle in Franklin. The brief ruling notes the offense and the amount imposed by the lower court.
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James Suilgrove
Franklin
City, Pais
Teams Named To Make City Wide Canvass
The 1956 Choteau Lions Club Community Calendar will be promoted with four teams canvassing Château to collect listings. The calendar, ready before March 1, lists names birth dates and wedding anniversaries for families, plus meeting dates of local clubs. Proceeds fund the Chateau Lions pool, with costs set at 2 dollars per family and 50 cents for extra calendars.
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Chateau Lions
Lions Club
Bill Olsen
Chateau Trade
Huidekoper
Chateau
Main Street
C. L. Abbott
Jerry Breen
John Dunckel
Elmer Erickson
Margaret Mae O Neil mother of Choteau men dies in Havre
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Mae O Neil 82 longtime Havre resident were held Tuesday in the First Presbyterian Church Havre. She was the last charter member and past matron of Havre Order of Eastern Star and one of five pioneer women of Havre First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include E R Brick O Neil and John James Jack O Neil of Choteau, a daughter Elmo Brobst of Havre, son Daniel of Wilmette Ill, sister Mrs E W Riordon of Portland Ore, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A memorial for the pioneer room of Havre First Presbyterian Church is planned.
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Margaret Mae O’neil
E. R. “Brick” O’neil
John James
Jack” O’neil
Choteau
Havre
Montana
First Presbyterian Church
O’neil
Danne
Order of Eastern Star
Wheeling
W. Va
Elmo Brobst
Daniel
Wilmette
Ill
E. W. Riordon
Portland
Ore
Havre First Presbyterian Church
Notice of Tax Lien Filed Against Dutton Concern
A federal tax lien under internal revenue laws against Alice Barr Coffee Bar Dutton was filed with Cascade County Clerk on Nov 2 by Thomas M Steen Revenue. The lien covers $277.40 including $175.27 for 1955 unpaid employment taxes and $102.13 for 1962 income tax.
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Internal Revenue
Alice Barr
Coffee Bar
Dutton
Cascade County
Thomas M. Steeeene
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