Dutton Community News and Thanksgiving Notes
Thanksgiving weekend visits fill Dutton area with relatives from Red Lodge Glasgow Missoula Helena and Great Falls. Local sports report Dutton high school plays Power Dec 7 with golfers and theater class set to perform That Crazy Smith Family on Dec 6.
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Floyd Johnson
Dede
Red Lodge
Edwin Wertz
Morlene
Glasgow
Carmen Thorne
Henry Rosholt
Cut Bank
Dave Curtis
Spokane
L. K Lathrop
Baker
Dutton
Rev. Nowlen
Scott
Minnesota
Mike Dorsey
Missoula
Dorsey
Don Moore
Karen Hektner
Bill Hektner
C. W Hektner
Pete Walstad
Roy Dixon
Connie
Howard McClellan
Phoenix
Clara Sargent
Loakes
Seattle
Evans
Billings
Harrison
Helena
Hould
Rossmillers
Walter Henne
O Juells
Methodist Church
Clarence Phillips
Gene Charlson
Belt
Lyman Denzer
Williams
Henry Denzer
Conrad Albert Reinke
Great Falls
Don Ratli
Ralph Buckman
Butte
Oscar Mehl
Oliver Dahl
Kevin
New Lutheran Parsonage
Jim Reeve
Marvin Black
Augusta
Ralph Reeve
Black
Dutton High School
Crazy Smith
Dan Black
Panama
Bert Reiner
Ralph Hennessy
Conrad
Emil Reiner
Brady
Ray Decker
Matt Decker
Chris Omholt
Elmer Omholt
Card of Thanks from the Lathrop family
The Lathrop family expresses gratitude to the Dutton community for care and sympathy. They also thank Rev Nowlen Jr for his comforting words.
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Dutton
Nowlen, Jr
Lathrop
Montana Savings Bonds Sales Rise in October
Teton county chairman Arnold Hanusa reported October Savings Bonds sales topped September by 390 242 dollars about 25 percent with the state totaling 1 960 171 worth of E and H bonds sold. County sales reached 15 250 for the month as thrift is urged for family security and dollar stabilization.
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Montana
Teton County
Arnold Hanusa
Federal Reserve Bank
USS Forrestal Construction Milestones Report
The Navy's new super carrier USS Forrestal required 2400 miles of one-quarter inch welding 265 1000 pieces of steel 200000 rivets about 180 miles of pipe 200 miles of electric cable 13500 drawings and 2100 miles of blueprints.
Community Demonstration Features Sewing Box and Rope Halter
A local event showcased a Nifty Sewing Box and a rope halter making demo by Danny Weist. Host Howard Truchot served kool-aid and an assortment of cookies to attendees as Kaylene Larson and a reporter observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Weist
Howard Truchot
Kaylene Larson
Ten Busy Fingers 4 H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Ten Busy Fingers 4 H Club met November 18 at Kaye Caskey home with several members and two leaders. New members Vicki Cook and Dorothy Bond joined, cooking project leader Mrs. Boyd Stenson named, Ethel White chose Kaye Caskey as song leader, projects decided, meetings set for Monday after school, funds to sponsor a dinner and movie on Friday November 22, next meeting time not fixed. Judy Cook reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Caskey
Vicki Cook
Dorothy Bond
Boyd Stenson
Ethel White
Diane Hansen
Nimble Fingers 4 H Club Holds November Meeting
Agawam Nimble Fingers 4 H club met November 16 at the Agawam clubhouse. President Carolyn Weist led the session with dues paid, new member books purchased, Christmas party planning, and awards. Members received pins as health talk and egg candle demonstrations were given by Kaylene Larson and Louise Truchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agawam Nimble Fingers 4-H Club
Agawam
Carolyn Weist
Kaylene Larson
Howard Truchot
Louise Truchot
Hap py Go Lucky 4 H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Hap py Go Lucky 4 H club met at 7 pm at Wilma Grossman home with Shirley Toeckes presiding. New officers were installed and six new members admitted: Beryl Emch Beverly Emch Lloyd Loftagaarden Nancy Heckford Sandra Johnson and Donald Maurer. Members recited pledges sang America and the Cuckoo Bird. Annual dues set at 60 cents with a 5 cent monthly fine if not paid by January 1.
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Shirley Toeckes
Wilma Grossman
Beryl Emch
Beverly Emch
Lloyd Loftagaarden
Nancy Heckford
Sandra Johnson
Donald Maurer
America
Christmas Party Committees Named At Maurers
Committees chosen for the Christmas party at Maurers include food hosted by Beryl Erich Eva Toeckes and Carol Burgmaier entertainment by Lloyd Loftagaarden Donny Maurer and Shirley Toeckes and Clean-up by Bruce Maurer Wilma Grossman and Nancy Heckford A Silent Silver club was proposed to enforce talk infractions with a penny donation at meetings. Bruce Maurer reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurers
Beryl Erich
Eva Toeckes
Carol Burgmaier
Lloyd Loftagaarden
Donny Maurer
Shirley Toeckes
Bruce Maurer
Wilma Grossman
Nancy Heckford
Schroder
Cedric Maurer
Clara Grossman
Junior Farmers 4 H Club Reorganizes at Lindseth Home
The Junior Farmers 4 H club held its reorganizational meeting at Albert Lindseth’s home on the 26th. Elected officers include Wayne Carlson president Terry Kelly vice president Jim Arensmeyer secretary treasurer and James Carlson reporter. New members Jay Cole Terry Kelly and Raymond Mauseth joined the club. James Carlson Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lindseth
Wayne Carlson
Terry Kelly
Jim Arensmeyer
James Carlson
Jay Cole
Raymond Mauseth
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Chester Olson
Ferdig
Vernon Swensons
Ed Gustafson
William Gustafsons
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Judy Cook
Theresa
John Deere
LZA
Lister
F. G. Curtis & Son - Chateau
Cheetham’s - Dutton
Dal
Wheel
JEEP
Pastory
Taylor Motor.company
Larson
Enduro
Fairfield
Children’s Home
Helena Avenue
Helena, Montana
Montana Children’s
Shhooair Crippled Children’s Hospital
Standard Gasolines Co
Sirl
Cbernostes Standard Service
Standard Oil CO
Bob Maloney
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