Farmington News Briefs Highlight Christmas Program
Rev Fosmark of Great Falls led services under the American Sunday School Union at the Farmington schoolhouse Tuesday evening. The Farmington and East Farmington schools plan a Christmas program at Farmington hall next Thursday at 8 p m. Mrs Henry Davidson visits California relatives. Mrs W F Arensmeyer ill with flu. J B Conner a Great Falls visitor. Kathryn McCormack pictured in last Sunday's Great Falls Tribune.
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Fosmark
Great Falls
American Sunday School Union
Annington
Henry Davidson
California
W. F. Arensmeyer
J. B. Conner
Farmington
East Farmington
Great Falls Tribune
Various Personal News From Local Students and Travelers
Miss McCormack is president of the Great Fas Junior College student body and was to speak at a sorority pledge night. Harry Thompson and his mother travel from Reedley California to visit relatives in Tridio and plan Christmas with Frank and Mrs. Thompson. In a Honolulu letter Mrs. Howard Glassey complains about Orientals, describes the Diamond Valley school, and notes local families, travel plans, and a Honolulu address at 2842 Easy St.
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Diamond Valley
Hazel Trescott
Cecelia Hutchinson
Billings
Department Store
Hazel
States
Mrs. Glassey
Easy St
Honolulu
Mountain View 4H Club Reports December Meeting
The Mountain View 4H Club held its second meeting at Van Scherpenzeel’s on December 8. Members planned a Christmas party and gift exchange. lunch followed the gathering. The next meeting will be at Rich em’s home with Bernice Richem reporting.
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Mountain View
van Scherpenzeel
Call for Registered War Rants in Teton County Montana
County treasurer O G Meadows announces payment on all Teton County Road Fund, Poor Fund, High School, and School District warrants registered before April 8 1939 with interest ceasing after December 34 1939.
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Teton County
Teton County Road Fund
Teton County Poor Fund
Teton County High
O.G. Meadows
Montana
High School Hi-Lites from the Georgian Era
Jimmy Jabber notes gossip and events at the local high school. Fresh Audry Lawson and Junior Charles Tish are seen together, while Harry Luinstra pursues Puddin Burns at Power. A student council idea, senior play, alumni visits, and upcoming basketball with Conrad and Chateau are outlined. Margie Morgin is teased in notes.
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Audry Lawson
Charles ‘Tish
Mr. Tish
Harry
Windy) Luinstra
Puddin’ Burns
Local Social Notes From Collins Area
Mr and Mrs V LaValley spent the week end in Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Fred Fernfeist and son were dinner guests at George Alzheim er home Sunday. A nice crowd attended the H D Christmas party at George Tomsha s Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Linoln, Mr and Mrs R S MacClenhan were dinner guests at G Tomsha s Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson and family Norman Peterson were afternoon guests Sunday at G Tomsha s. Mr and Mrs S Keller Mr and Mrs D Tomsha were Conrad shoppers Saturday. The H D club plans another card party Saturday night Dec 16. Mrs C Baquet will leave for Missouri this week to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs C Baquet Eugene Mrs R S MacClenhan went to Conrad Tuesday for a Christian Science lecture.
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V. LaValley
Great Falls
Fred Fernfeist and Son
George Alzheimer Home
H. D
George Tomsha
Fred Linoln
MacClenhan
Beck News Briefs From Kalispell to Great Falls
Beck returns home from Kalispell on Monday. Asmus family visits Selmer Stengremson home on Sunday. Mrs. Melvin Beck and infant discharged from Columbus hospital in Great Falls Monday. Al Nelsons visit Great Falls Thursday. Mrs Headington hospitalized at Chateau. Niel family and Nickelson family visit J Lebhnert home in Great Falls. Conrad Wittke returns from Kalispell on business. Mike Tackes hosts Sunday dinner with Joe Tackes.
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Arnold Beck
Kalispell
Asmus
Emerald
Louis Asmus
Selmer Stengremson
Melvin Beck
Columbus Hospital
Great Fally
al Nelson
Great Falls
George’ ‘Headington
Chateau Hospital
K. Niel
Nickelson
Seal Sale Returns Larger This Year Across Montana
Reports to Helena from Seal Sale chairmen show increased 1939 campaign returns. Montana Tuberculosis association will again award two $100 cash prizes to counties with the highest per capita Seal Sales. Mrs. A W Walker named chairwoman for Teton and Liberty counties with 13.8 cents per capita.
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Helena
Montana Tuberculosis Association
A. W. Walker
Fairfield
Teton County
Liberty County
Missing Context Highlights Tuberculosis Death Toll in Montana
Mrs Henrietta Crockett executive secretary of the association notes Montana ranks among five states with rising tuberculosis deaths. Montana reported 220 deaths in 1936 235 in 1937 and 240 in 1938 amid rising per capita costs and health concerns.
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Capita
Carter
Henrietta Crockett
The
Association
Montana Ds
Montana
Hospital Notes Reflect Multiple Admissions and Discharges
Maynard Hospital lists Raymond Tumblin of Bynum admitted Saturday and dismissed Monday. Dick Dryden of Chateau admitted Monday. C. S. Forgey of Havre discharged Sunday. Mrs. Henry Hanson of Agawam admitted Saturday and discharged Monday. Chateau Hospital records R. Dakins of Power admitted last Thursday and dismissed Wednesday. Mrs. Leon Rowley admitted Wednesday. Mrs. Anna Headington admitted last Thursday.
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Maynard Hospital
Raymond Tumblin
Bynum
Dick Dryden
Chateau
C. S. Forgey
Havre
Henry Hanson
Agawam
Chateau Hospital
R. Dakins
Power
Leon Rowley
Anna Headington
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