Local Christmas and community notices fill Dutton page
The Dutton column lists Christmas party gifts at the Lutheran Ladies Aid and a church lunch, visits by Norman Nelson and others, trips to Spokane and Minnesota, a new school bus arrival, basketball results, a senior play, holiday decorations by the Lions Club, Farmers Union travel, OES officers, Red Cross meeting plans, and upcoming Christmas programs at the grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Anne
Roy
Lionel
Lauren Swenson
Darrell Goodmunidson
LeRoy Knutson
Great Falls
Norman Hagen
Marvin
Ainne
Harold Poser
Norman Nelson
Cit Bank
Tee Goodmundson
Darrell
Hickenbottoms
Ctrover City
Cal
Ben Haralson
Spokane
Sam
Bertha’ Albright
Hot Springs
Morris Smith
Celia Scarborough
Wauseon
Ohio
Don
Frank
Ditton Cardinals
Conrad
Brady
Chateau
Choteau
Henry Dahl
Jessi Savane
Eddie Rossmiller
Gene Schultz
Glee Club
Lions Club
Neo Taeckes
Mike Tackes
Leo
Mike
Farmers Union
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Harold Waters
Leo Toeckes
Victor Johnson
Alfonse van Heel
Peter Hagen
Marie. Averill
Harry. Laubach
Mary: Mitchell
E. C. ‘Mitchell
Ardelle
Shannon
Mary Lea Proff
Esther Campbell
Alice Bourne
Red Cross
Sollid
Mary” ‘Eder
Havre
Schultz
Betty Schultz
A. M. Bolland
Ben Odden
Canada
Frank Schabel
Bert Cascaden
Clarence Juelfs
Synay
Local Social Notes From Great Falls and Surroundings
Mary Lou Mortague and Corr Collins report community dinners and visits with friends and relatives across Great Falls Chateau Conrad Winifred and Jackson. Christmas parties are scheduled December 15 and the following Tuesday with residents planning holiday gatherings and travel to Florida and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Eklund
Coghill
Bud Campbell
Bessie Reiquam
Fitzeralds
Great Falls
Mike Horaks
Joe Jardlimek
Frank Horak
Jim Jarosimek
D. Banis
Egno Martin
Conrad
Erwin Arp
Dodds
Chateau
A. M. Limpus
Winifred
Eugene Baquet
Muriel Reiquam
Ralph Larson
Dora Kelsh
Homer Thompson
Rec
Betty
Bert Corey
Ralph Larsen
Bern Shepherd
Bob Dellno
C. D. Baquet
Jacksonville
Flo
Missouri
Taste Appeal Among Veteran Cigar Smokers Book Matches Debate
Veteran cigar smokers prefer book matches for lighting as they claim the lighter or electric ignition does not alter the tobacco flavor. They assert matches provide a purer aroma and slower burn without tasting lighter fuel.
J C Penney Board Approves Year End Special Payment
The board of directors of J C Penney Co has authorized a special year end payment equal to or about two weeks pay for all full time associates employed the full year 1954. Proportionate amounts will go to extra and part time associates. Over 50 000 Penney associates nationwide will participate including seven at the Chateau. The payment is based on 1951 results and may recur in future years if results justify it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. c. Penney
Penney
Itantigtaent
Waft
Iompany
J Plan
Jin Henderson
J. ©. Penney Co
Penney Associates
United States
Chateau
ASW
Hughes
William Shaw Foretells Timeless Craft Motifs
George Bermard Shaw profiles a reflection on needlework and threading tools. He envisions a future where a simple candle and torch illuminate skilled handiwork passed to generations. The piece muses on tradition, innovation, and the value of patient craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bermard
Shaw
Old Timers Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Former Teton county residents Mr and Mrs Allan Gamble of Bozeman recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the home of their daughter Mrs Ernest Lattes. Present for the occasion were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Allan Gamble
Bozeman
Ernest Lattes
Family gathering marks milestone for elderly couple
Three daughters six grandchildren and one great grandchild tied to a family reunion. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Eldredge and sons Arnold and Jerold. Mr and Mrs Lewis Maack and son Russell from Harrison. Mary Gamble. Mrs Lutes and children Denny Bonnie and Carol from Bouenian. Helen Reynolds North Augusta. Elizabeth Hayward Calif. Roger Gamble Portland Ore. Donald Gamble Eureka Calif. Four grandchildren were absent. Burton bench in 1895 and East Farmington school reference note the couple’s history as of November 27 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy v
Jack
Eldredge
Arnold
Jerold
Lewis Maack
Russell
Harrison
Mary Gamble
Lutes
Denny
Bonnie
Carol
Tablée
Helen .Reynolds
N. Augusta
Ss. Gs
Rodney
Elizabeth Hayward
Calif
Roger Gamble
Portland
Ore
Donald Gamble
Eureka
Gamble
Burton” Bench
Farmington School
Malmberg Agency Steamship Tickets to Europe and More
Manhattan era advertisement for Malmberg Agency offering steamship tickets and free information on rates and sailings to Europe, West Indies, and South America. Includes address 1-6 St. No. Great Falls Montana and phone number 9193 4104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
West Indies
South America
Malmberg Agency
St. No. Great’ Falls
Mont
Marriage at Ranch Home Endures in Bozeman Move
A couple married at their ranch home with Rev F L Buzzell officiating. Witnesses were Lucina Webb and John Webb. They honeymooned in Great Falls after a two day horse and buggy trip. The couple resided on their ranch northeast of Chateau until 1931 when they moved to Bozeman. Mrs Lil Ofmess of Choteau is Mrs Gamble's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L. Buzzell
Lucina Webb
John Webb
Great Falls
Sheep Breeding in Kashmir Produces Colored Fleeces
The article notes that breeding sheep to yield different colored fleeces is an art practiced in Kashmir, highlighting unique textile traditions and the skill of local breeders in producing varied wool colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashmir
Sawdust Power Reaches Northwest Sawmill Towns
Sawdust and hog fuel byproducts power facilities in Western Oregon and Washington, providing energy to about 40 towns and cities in the region. The system converts mill by-products into usable electricity for local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Free Enterprise Squeezes Matches in France and U S
In France matches are government monopolized so citizens use about 1356 matches annually. In contrast Americans use about 5000 matches yearly with higher quality and lower costs.
Making Christmas Gifts With Hand Sewing Needles
Homemakers seek suitable needles for gifts at Christmas. Many buy mixed packages with sizes too coarse. the best range for average sewing is sizes seven to nine, with ten for very fine work. The three types include sharps for ordinary sewing and between needles for near finish work.
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Collins Mary Lou Mortague, Corr
Gare
Choteau Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Wee
Prestone
Zerex
France
H. D
By Frieda Schreder
Sun
USA
We Tee "Arnold
Christofferson
Ministé
Spectaccar
Bree
Aut
Ordfer
Pontiac
Choteau, Mont
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