Social Roundup From Conrad And Nearby Homes
Dinner guests visited the L. O. Kellogg home in Conrad as Nick Wellenstein and family hosted. Major birthdays included Dad Wellenstein turning 75 and T. W. Connole's eightieth. Several families attended gatherings at the Jones, Pet erson, Kaupish, and Connole homes with multiple visits and minor accidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Wellenstein
L. O. Kellogg
Conrad
J. R. Wellenstein
California
Seufert
Audrey
J. R. Jones
H. FE. Davis
Cascade
Garnet McDonald
Fuller
Talbert
Marjorie
Ethel Briggs
Carl Peterson
J. B. Wellenstein
Dad Wellenstein
E. N. Davis
Harry Swanson
Paul Rice
Della
Chateau Hospital
Mr. Rice
T. W. Connole
J. A. Connole
Jimmie
Ed. Neier
J. C. Connole
Geo. Connole
Jannusch
Methodist Church Notes Christmas Services and Choir
The Methodist church lists Sunday events with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon No. V on the Lord's Prayer by Rev. Dover, plus choir specials and tenor Werner Bloomdahl. Program includes Christmas songs and a 7:30 p.m. Sunday school Christmas program, inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Werner Bloomdahl
Adams Awilson
Caleb Simper
Christmas Program Set by Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle announces Friday 7 45 p m services and no Sunday morning or evening services the coming week A special Christmas program with the Conrad Gospel Tabernacle choir and Pastor Peter W Funk is planned for Sunday at 3 p m The note invites all to attend and mentions no mid week services the following week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choir of the Gospel Tabernacle of
Conrad
Peter W. Funk
Christmas News From Public School Gathers Cheer
Holiday greetings mark the last issue before break as staff thank patrons and the school board. Miss Heyrock leaves duties for Drayton North Dakota due to a sister’s illness and a substitute will finish the year in fifth grade. Seven Literary Guild selections join the library shelves as Christmas trees brighten classrooms and a Friday assemblies program features carols and student performances across grades with picture contests judged by Mrs. L. E. Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heyrock
Literary Guild
Jack
L. E. Taylor
Charles Roberts
Jimmie Broderick
Third Grade And Sixth Grade Art Winners In School Exhibit
The third grade picture The Shepherds Song posed by Constance Dellno won first in the lower group and Drifting Petals by Kathleen Wallace Helen Burke Esther Arensmeyer and Mary Cooper won first in the upper group. Tickets raised twenty three dollars for Colonial Art Company framing. winning pictures selected for display in each grade room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Dellno
Kathleen Wallace
Helen Burke
Esther Arensmeyer
Mary Cooper
Colonial Art Company
Carry Over Into Adult Life Enriches Future Finances
The text describes how early experiences can extend into adulthood, enriching life and creating a reserve to draw on in times of need. It emphasizes practical growth, personal resourcefulness, and long term resilience.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penbroy
Merry
Merry Christmas
the Swagger Shop
Harold Wheeler
Choteau, Mont
Greelings
Methodist Church
Firestone
Firestone Batteries
Texaco
Ellsworth Strand
Prop
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Services
I .Te
H. Funk
R. Lindblad
Raenburn
Reynolds
MacDowell
Trousseau
Hawthoren
Minuet
Boccherini
le Rolle
Berndt Barber Shop
Qainstmas
Northwest States Utilities CO
Hristmas Greetings
Joe Stubkjare
Choteau
Christodas
Moter Shoe
Cheeriene
Gus Depner
Standard Oil Company
Eer
Stearns Electric Shop
Chateau
Montana
Great Northern
Pullmans
County Court
James Walker