Minstrel Troupe Delivers Giggle Gravy Farce at High School
Teton DeMolay chapter presented a two act program at the high school auditorium. Gordon Holmes led the cast with end men John Sulgrove and John Peterson and a large chorus. The program featured songs dances and a spoof sketch Giggle Gravy with a camera parody and a mock south sea island setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton DeMolay
High School
Gordon Holmes
John Peterson
John Sulgrove
Leslie Jourdonnais
Dinty
Moore
Albert Doughty
Richard Stephens
Svan Thompson
Harry Bleecker
Charles Cohoe
Leslie Burns
Frank Gordon
William Yeager
Geo. Loomis
Spud” Moore
Spud
Ovamsisecsess Caesines
Mississippi
Cebat Peapeant
bonsiine dan _John Peterson
Nicola
Richard Clearman
Marc Butchart
Alabama
Eoreosell
de Wes
Richerd Stephens
Cme
Cai
South Sea Island
King’s Court
Teebone
Hybiscus Hemstitch
Frank Gordon Rickety Rassberry
John Peterson Pewee Putty
John Sulgrove Severus Spatula
Leslie Burns Brakeshoe Blubber
Wm, Yeager
R. Stephens
John Swain
George Loomig
Joblot
Report on November defects among 163 Tet on School kids
County nurse Henrietta Crockett reports 65 home visits in November for health supervision and maternity cases. She inspected 330 school children, held clinics and talks, and tabulated defects including vision 22 and malnutrition 56 among the analyzed children.
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Henrietta Crockett
Montana State Board of Health
Division of Child Welfare
Cecccadcet
Local Young People Married in Great Falls
Carri B. Maynard and Migs Loraine Lathrop of Great Falls wed last Thursday in a ceremony led by Rev. Horace Turner at First Methodist Church. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walcott. The groom, son of Dr. E B. Maynard, is a Great Falls High School graduate and former state highway commission worker. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Fred Lathrop, is a 1928 Teton County High School alumna and former student at Miss Brown's in Milwaukee, recently employed at Maynard hospital. The couple left a note for their families and were first reported by the Great Falls Tribune.
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Carri B. Maynard
Migs
Loraine Lathrop
Great Falls
Horace Turner
First Methodist Church
Tom Walcott
Maynard
E B. Maynard
Mt. St. Charles College
Helena
State Highway Commission
Portland
Fred Lathrop
Blackleaf
Teton County High School
Miss Brown
Business College
Milwaukee
Maynard Hospital
Loraine
Carroll
Tax collections dip slightly in 1931 says County Treasurer
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports 1931 tax collection rate at 40.985 percent after the first period, down from 44.711 percent in 1930. Total charges and receipts fall by about 29 thousand dollars due to land reclassifications and lower livestock valuations. Mr and Mrs Tom Walcott visited Mrs Walcott's parents and Mr and Mrs C B Maynard during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Meadows
Meadows
Power High Routs Teton In Opening Hoops
Power high school crushed Teton 23 to 7 in the opening scholastic basketball game Friday night. Williams led Power with 13 points, while Adams Harmon and McDonnell each scored once for Teton.
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Teton Basketeers
E. L. Kleffman
Bulldogs
Istors
Teton
Power
Williams
Adams
Harmon
McDonnell
Bulldog Basketeers
O Englebrightson
Giese
P Ge
Beck
Kester
Salas
Leceers
Dale
Eeseseseteeemees
Mozeer
Ceeesenessseeee
Mellon, If
Ceeseeenecces
Telewest
Harmn
Doughty, Rg
Report of County Agent Shows Very Active Year
County Agent Robert Clarkson presents a detailed year in review of the county extension work. The document outlines organization status, program areas from cereals to community life, and 17 recommendations for the coming year including crop and weed control, fertilizer use, 4-H activities, cooperative marketing, and livestock health efforts.
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Robert Clarkson
Drough
Teton County
Teton Coun
Pot Luck Supper and Cantata at Masonic Temple
This Friday at 6 30 pm a Methodist rebirth fellowship pot luck supper is free to all at the Masonic temple. At 8 pm the junior department offers a cantata Strange Visitors with fifteen nations in native dress performing dances and songs. The story ends with the Christian flag uniting all people.
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Masonic Temple
United States
Davidsons Leave Hospital After Fire Burns
Henry Davidson and his father departed the Chateau hospital Saturday headed home to Farmington. Henry was treated for burns from a gasoline lamp explosion and his father recently had an operation.
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Henry Davidson
Chateau Hospital
Farmington
November Red Cross Report From Teton Chapter
The Teton chapter of the Red Cross reports November expenditures totaling 62.45 and 29 donors contributing clothing and groceries. Seventy-six people were aided, with 160 items of used clothing and 41 shoes sent out, plus 3 county calls and 28 letters. Miss Margaret Nagle seeks more materials for Christmas boxes as Camp Fire girls and Boy Scouts assist the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
The
Red Cross
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Boy Scouts
Miss Nagle
Nick Wellenstein Runs Lucky Number Turkey Drawing
Pendroy resident Nick Wellenstein held the lucky number 1163 winning a 325 prize tied to Chateau business men turkey and dollar days. Four backup numbers were drawn. H. W. Smith of Farmington won for the largest tom at 23% pounds. Ora Miller supplied the champion hen weighing 167 pounds. The farthest distance prize remains unawarded as team efforts await verification. Birds were supplied by J. C. Penney Co. and displayed in the store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Wellenstein
Pendroy
Chateau
Turkey
H. W. Smith
Farmington
Ora Miller
J. C. Penney Company
Home Oilers Edge Racketeers In One Point Clash
The Home Oilers lost to the Racketeers 24 to 25 in a close Chateau gym game. Loomis led Racketeers with 10 points while Majors topped the visitors, and Earles kept the Racketeers from a shutout in the opening quarter. Conrad’s squad visits next Tuesday with Dutton on Friday for a double header.
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Oilers
Chateau
Loomis
Earles
Dinty” Moore
Majors
Great Falls
Pearles
Rfl
Moore
Cohoe
Cove
Davis
Peters
Death of Ida Hancock in Appleton Minnesota
Mrs. Clara H. Baker received word of her mother Ida Hancock's death in Appleton Minnesota. Mrs. Baker departed for Appleton the next day. Details are scarce but a stroke of paralysis is suspected as the cause.
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Clara H. Baker
Ida Hancock
Appleton, Minn
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H. S. Auditorium
Olio
Teton School
State Board of Health
First National Bank
Choteau
Montana
Federal Rese
Hoopsters
Logals
Conrad
Citizens State
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