Birthday dinner honors Mr Toekes and guests
Mrs Math Toekes hosted a Sunday birthday dinner on January 21 honoring her husband. Guests included Geo Toekes and family Lucille, Tony Toekes, Math Decker, Alex Toekes, Ray Decker and sons, J Lebnert and sons Roy and Bobbie, Bill Andrews and daughter, and others. Moorhead area social visits referenced. Bill Wittke attends Montana State College short course in agriculture. Additional social visits noted with Teenyes and Wittke families. Norbert Beck of Great Falls visits A Beck family. A historical aside ends with a reflection about history repeating itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math, Toekes
Geo. Toekes
Lucille
Tony 'Toekes
Math Decker
Alex Toekes
Ray Decker
J. Lebnert
J.eRoy
Bobbie
Bill Andrews
Danztter
Bill Wittke
Montana State College
Bozeman
W.asmus
Teenyes
Frank Timmerman
Wittke
Joe Tackes
Great Falls
Jimmie
Columbus Hospital
M. Beck
J. Primus
Irene
A. E. Beck
J. Toenyes
Norbert Beck
A. Beck
Moose cine-color film “Young America” at Royal Theatre
The Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a showing of the cine-color short “Young America” at the Royal Theater on February 1 to 4. The film highlights Mooseheart Illinois and its orphan care program, depicting daily life of the children and their home, school, church, and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Royal Theatre
Chas, Otness
Moose Lodge
Young America
Royal Theater
Mooseheart
Ilinois
Moose Fraternity
Moose
Moosehart
Young
America
Dried Prunes and Beans Offer Thrifty Meal Value
Bozeman report from January 22 highlights dried prunes and dry beans as abundant affordable staples. Miss Bessie E B McClelland notes they supply iron energy vitamins and plant protein. beans offer vitamins G Bl and protein while prunes provide vitamin A calcium and some Bl and G. Advice covers soaking and slow cooking for tender results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Bessie EB. McClelland
Montana State College
Miss McClelland
Sub Deb Poem and Teton Bulldogs Free Throws
High School Hi-Lites features a Sub-Deb poem listing many girls with playful traits. The column then reports Teton Bulldogs basketball, noting 178 free throws attempted and 87 made for a 49 percent team average through 12 games, with individual player percentages listed. Duke Peterson is noted for his social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Hallberg
Schmitz
LeDesky
J. Rose
Scott
Dellwo
Vick
Montana extension associations elect new officers
At the Montana Extension service annual conference in Bozeman new officers were chosen for the Montana County Agents association and the Montana Home Demonstration Agents association. George Gustafson was named president of the county agents. E. G. Ferguson and W. D. Ross were elected vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Directors include N. A. Jacobsen, F. 3B. Peterson, H. R. Stucky, I. D. Zobell, and R. F. Rasmussen. Tilian Stone becomes president of the Home Demonstration Agents association with Florence Johnson as vice president and Hazel Thompson as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Montana County Agents Association
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Assocation
George Gustafson
Big Horn
County Agents Association
E. G. Ferguson
Chinook
W. D. Ross
Columbus
N. A. Jacobsen
Miles City
F. 3B
Peterson
Roundup
H. R. Stucky
Lewistown
I. D. Zobell
Ronan
R. F. Rasmussen
Plentywood
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
Tilian Stone
Helena
Florence Johnson
Great Falls
Hazel Thompson
Forsyth
Credit heads named at Montana Livestock Credit meeting
At the Montana Livestock Production Credit Association annual meeting in Helena all officers and one director were reelected. New directors include T. W. Barrett of Augusta and Howard Morse of Dillon, with Percy Williamson of Miles City reelected as director. Officers reelected are Harry Snyder of Billings president Frank Carey Boulder vice president J E Murphy Helena secretary treasurer and C C Peterson Helena assistant to Murphy. Other board members are John Arnold Birney T O Larson Chateau Alonzo Hanson White Sulphur Springs and John Etchart Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Livestock Production Credit Association
Helena
Tre .W. L. Barrett
Augusta
Howard Morse
Dillon
Percy Williamson
Miles City
Harry Snyder
Billings
Frank Carey
Boulder
J. E. Murphy
C. C. Peterson
Muphy
John Arnold
Birney
T. O. Larson
Chateau
Alonzo Hanson
White Sulphur Springs
John Etchart
Tampico
Patterson Elected President of Montana School Boards
John F. Patterson of Great Falls was elected president of the Montana School Boards Association at its 14th annual convention in An Electric City. The group set its 1941 convention for Billings with A E Dye Roundup and William Hunter Sr Klein as first and second vice presidents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana School Boards Association
John F. Patterson
Great Falls
Electric City
Billings
A. E. Dye
Roundup
William Hunter Sr
Klein
W. F. Stieg
Plevna
E. L. Marvin
Sillings
W. F. Gibson
J. L. Gleason
Livingston
Dominic Spogen
Belt
C. S. Hanna
Simms
William Love
Fort Shaw
Local Social and Sports Notes From Bynum Area
Sunday gatherings at Shelmerdine and Stott homes highlight community ties. Bynum boys defeat Conrad hocky 9 to 2 on their rink. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Bill Green. Farewell for two Snelby missionaries at L D S church and oyster supper. Green and Gold ball set for Feb 2 at I J Hall. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McGee
Great Falls
Alfred Shelmerdine
Conrad Hocky
Bynum Boys
Bynum
Gerry Med‘ue
Cut Bank
Elmer Rowland
Bill Green
Ruelo Giding
Sturley
Gene Shelmerdine
Wear Stott
Lester George
Roland Peters
G. O. Stott
Snelby
L. D
Elmer’ Rowland
Earl
Frank Simpson
Hall
Camps Improve Sanitation Ratings in Montana 1939
A state health survey shows six of Montana 486 tourist camps improved their ratings in 1939 while 83 declined slightly. Sixty five percent of camps earned A class, with 221 in A A class, the highest sanitation and comfort level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Board of Health
When Lovers Question Long-Term Life Together
A reflective line on modern partnerships where couples doubt lasting unity as age advances. It suggests couples may not plan to share long futures or cohabit through aging, highlighting uncertainty about enduring romance and life choices.
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Rexall Drug Store
Jimmy Jabber
Johnny
Doris
Rosy
Rita
Dorothy Anne
Mumsie
June
Pinky
Cross
Mary
Bunny
Bobby
Harriet
Dorothy Moore
Janet
Gladys
Peggy
Anne
Maxine
Marguerite
Sub
Dad
Clarence
Jim
Choteau Food Market
Cher
Aleie
Studebaker
Ford Delux
Enews
L. E. Taylor
H. D. A. and County Agents Associations
C. Edwards
O. Edwards
Fairfield
Agawam
Choteau
Choteau Municipal Band
Chas
Gray
Tesch
Fairfield High School
Yvonne Wheel
Tin Can Alley
Joe Hollingshead
Henry Frank
Ralph Marshall
Donna Haefner
Hazel Bleecker
Marie Marshall
Harriet Olson
Dora Edwards
Colleen Harris
Virginia Sabo
Valerie Lindseth
George Higgins
Ellen Jaconetty
Joey Jaconetty
Margaret Hollingshead
Mary Higgins
Edna Arensmeyer
Joan Allen
Carlton Dahlin
Laverne Dablin
Owen Monkman
Ted Stott
Leslie Stott
Lee Stott
Andrew Jensen
Hammy
Donald Becker
Paul Jones
Floyd de- Rusha
Martha Brown
Paul Vick
Mary Lou Forrest
Hazel Allum
Margaret Armstrong
Helen Mancoronal
Willis Wiegan
Robert Olson
Murray
Neckstadt
Rogers
Caroline Frank
Patterson
Chick’s Shell Station
Bynum News
Emil Durr
Split Rock Lake
Acantha
Joe Mozer
Gorham Block
Glenloyd Hotel
Salhe—Hay and Oats
John Carlson
Chevrolet
FORD
Kemp Chevrolet CO
Chateau Montana
O. Hanson
McDonald Block
Wilson Brothers
Wedum
Federated Store
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