Lions Hear Mrs. Crockett on Fight Against Tuberculosis
Mrs. Henrietta Crockett Montana Anti-Tuberculosis executive state secretary spoke to Chateau Lions on the TB fight and Christmas seal role. She explained transmission, remission with health rules, and teen mortality remains high. County tests showed 9.8 percent reactors with 120 tests in Teton high school yielding 16 reactors. Funds from Christmas seals supported public health, nursing, tuberculin, X ray costs, and related care. Musical numbers by the high school band closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Henrietta Crockett
Montana Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Anne Leffingwell
Teton County High School
Dutton High School
Power
Eastern Stars Plan Christmas Boxes for Local Homes
Members of the Eastern Star will send Christmas boxes to the Masonic Home Montane Children's Home Florence Crittenden Home and Deaconess School Donations of toys clothing towels canned fruit jelly jams are welcome Please leave donations at Mrs C Passmore Worthy Matron before December 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Astern Star
Masonic
Montane Children’s
Florence Crittenden
Deaconess
C. Passmore
School unveils music program with solos and skit
The program featured a cornet solo by Davida Proff, clarinet solo by Terry Tennant, trombone solo by Norman Rosengren, and a musical skit by Miss Mae Walton performed by Joyce Kropp, Virginia Allum, and Margaret Young. Miss Walton accompanied at the piano. Dr. H. W. Bateman served as program chairman and President John Conlin presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida Proff
Terry Tennant
Norman Rosengren
Mae’Walton
Joyce Kropp
Virginia Allum
Margaret Young
Miss Walton
H. W. Bateman
John Conlin
November Report of Teton County Red Cross
The November report from the Teton county chapter of the American Red Cross lists 27 families helped and 54 children aided, 40 office calls, 11 home and country calls, 8 mailings, 263 used garments distributed, 37 pairs of shoes given out, 2 layettes, 125 hours worked by 10 workers, and $89.09 chapter expenses. Donations came from Mrs. Wallace Weaver, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Walter Burke, Jos. Hirshberg & Co., Alice Dennis, Nellie Jensen, Alvin C. Hull, Father J. F. Schulte, Mrs. C. Trexler, Mrs. Wayne Gillette, Mrs. M. M. Webb, Mrs. Dave Anderson, Mrs. Edwin Burfening, Mrs. H. L. Halladay, Mrs. Gordon Tryon, Clint Core, and Mrs. Frances Forgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Weaver
Fred Smith
Walter Burke
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Alice Dennis
Nellie Jensen
Alvin C. Hull
J. F. Schulte
C. Trexler
Wayne Gillette
M. M. Webb
Dave Anderson
Edwin Burfening
Hospital Notes From Choteau And Maynard Entries
Mrs. Gus McDonald and infant daughter were discharged Tuesday from the Choteau hospital. Mrs. Richerd Stephens and infant son were discharged Sunday from the Choteau hospital. Mrs. Christine Rudolph entered the Choteau hospital Saturday for medical treatment. Carl Larson convalesces after an appendicitis operation at the Chateau hospital. Mrs. C. M. Rogers entered the Maynard hospital Monday for medical treatment. Mrs. Urich of Conrad entered the Maynard hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs. T. J. Larson of Dutton was a surgical patient Saturday at the Maynard hospital. N. J. Bollen of Dutton was a surgical patient yesterday at the Maynard hospital. Mrs. Harry Montague of Collins was a surgical patient Tuesday at the Maynard hospital. Mrs. Guy Crowe of Gilman was discharged Sunday from the Maynard hospital. Miss Ethel Briggs was treated Sunday at the Maynard hospital for a fractured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus McDonald
Choteau Hospital
Richerd Stephens
Christine Rudolph
Carl Larson
Chateau Hospital
C. M. Rogers
Maynard Hospital
Urich
Conrad
T. J. Larson
Dutton
N. J. Bollen
Harry Montague
Collins
Guy Crowe
Gilman
Ethel Briggs
Catholic Services Schedule for Next Sunday
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered at Chateau and Bynum at the stated times next Sunday. At Chateau the service begins at eleven o'clock and at Bynum at nine o'clock. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Woman's Club Prepares Christmas Boxes for Veterans
The Chateau Woman's club will send gift boxes to veterans in Walla Walla and Roseburg, including playing cards, stationery, cigarettes, pipes, tobacco, gum, ties, handkerchiefs, socks. Members should deliver gifts to the Electric Shop by December 14 for the club's Christmas party at 3 p.m. December 15 at Mrs. A Hanusa's home. bring gifts for exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Walla Walla
Roseburg
A. Hanusa
Farmers Union Meeting Notice at Chateau Courthouse
The Teton County Farmers Union schedules a meeting at the court house in Chateau at 2 p.m. on Saturday December 19 1936. The event includes the annual officer election and reports from senior and junior delegates on the state convention at Great Falls. Membership matters also to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Court House
Chateau
Farmers’ Union
Great Falls
Meeting Notice Flags Attendance for Paul Mathis Group
A local group led by Paul Mathis announces business to come before an upcoming meeting and urges all members to attend if possible. The notice stresses the importance of participation and notes Mathis as president.
Grasshopper War Fund Sought by Entomologists
Montana entomologists and federal experts at Omaha proposed a 5 million dollar pest warfare fund. The two day conference ended with Myron Swenk of Nebraska University drafting the resolution. Dr J R Parker warned 1937 grasshopper infestation could be triple 1936 under favorable hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Congress
Myron Swenk
University of Nebraska
J. R. Parker
Montana
Federal Apartment of Agriculture
Two Amendments Aided to Constitution Proclaimed
Governor Elmer Holt issued proclamations declaring two constitutional amendments in force. One extends the eight hour day to all occupations except farming. the other bars county consolidation by the legislature without a majority local vote. Proclamations show 78 893 for consolidation and 59 337 against. eight hour 105 407 for and 101 438 against. Proclamations filed with the secretary of state and take effect on signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Holt
Secretary of State
Fairfield To Get Up-to-Date Drug Store
W L Delaney a Geraldine pharmacist has leased the Central avenue building for a Fairfield drug store. The lease takes effect December 15 with stock to be moved in this week. Delaney plans to establish the business and may recruit a doctor to locate in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Times
Fairfield
W. L. Delaney
Geraldine
Central Avenue
the Times
Delaney
Toy Clinic Seeks More Toys for Repair and Paint
The Future Farmers of Teton High sponsor a toy clinic in need of additional toys to repair and repaint. H. A. Winner, chapter adviser, said damaged toys will be refurbished at the high school shop and prepared for distribution to local children. Community members may notify the club to pick up donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of Teton High
H. A. Winner
Belleview News Briefs Quiet Amid Cold Weather
Cold weather limits local activity as Belleview reports sparse events this week with few notable incidents or announcements. Community clubs and schools show minimal schedules while residents stay indoors awaiting milder days.
Local Socials and Farm Work Highlight Rural Week
Mr and Mrs John Lane hosted guests on Wednesday evening joined by Mr and Mrs Emil Heer and Mr and Mrs Harry Yeager. Turkeys were marketed by Hugh Smith Jack Rogers and Charles Gray this week. Mrs Chas W Gray of Sallatin Gateway visited son Wilson Gray family. Peebles ranch saw two days of wood sawing. Thebo lake elevator arrived Wednesday morning with full operations hoped after weather improves. Walter Rogers was home from school Friday with an infected eye and Fred Swain missed school due to bad roads. Belleview mid term exams are scheduled this week. Mrs Guss McDonnell returned home with her young daughter last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lane
Emil Heer
Harry Yeager
Hugh Smiths
Jack Rogers
Charles Gray
Chas. W. Gray
Sallatin Gateway
Wilson Gray
Peebles Ranch
Thebo Lake
Walter Rogers
Fred Swain
Belleview
Guss McDonnell
Dance at Bole and Community Club Notes
Community events fill a December page with a Bole dance, guest musicians, and women’s club plans. Dauwalder family updates from Raymond Nebraska detail travel and health notes while 4 H club leaders are named for a Christmas vacation reorganization. Local club notes cover Home Demonstration activities with demonstrations, lunch, and embroidery practice.
Community group to hold Christmas party at hall
Members organize a December 18 Christmas party at the hall with a program and games. All members and families are invited to attend. Ladies should bring a gift with their name inside for exchange during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Paes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Crockett
Pallock's Beauty Shop
Uts
Penick
Rome
Celery Hearts
Yellow Danvers
Heart of
Utah
Hershey’s
Swansdown
Morton
Teton
Red Cross
Teton County
American Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Woman's Club
Notice Farmers Union Meeting
Milwaukee
Paul Mathis
Bird
Arvin
Chigk’s
Shell Station
Bole News
Bole
Burch
Colorado
Nebraska
Chateau High School
Clarence Stone
Wilbur Zeigler
Carl “Larson
G. B. Zeigler
Wilbur
Evelyn
H. D
Home Demonstration Club
Willson
Davis
Meyers
Field
Ditto
Hardy
Agnes Dale
Moving Picture
Kodak
J. C. Penney
Harry Odenwald
Ranch
Choteau
L. E. Taylor Garage
Acantha
Mare
Curtis-Forda Co
Furnish House
Arthur Hirshberg
Davis Ranch
R. E. McAllister
S. Maccany
Pollock
F. G. Coyte
Upman
N. Main Ave
Whitman
Johnson’s
Societe
the Post Tavern
Joan Manning
Parker
Rexall Drug Store
Iearraszbaararral
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