Penwell Urges Direct Mail for SS Taxes to Helena
Statement from Lewis Penwell, federal revenue collector for Montana, urges taxpayers to mail social security tax returns directly to Helena rather than through deputies in Butte, Billings, Great Falls, Havre, Missoula and Kalispell. Notarization or two witnesses may suffice for returns of ten dollars or less.
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Internal Revenue
Helena
Lewis Penwell
Federal Internal Revenue
District of Montana
States
Butte
Billings
Great Falls
Havre
Missoula
Kalispell
Penwell
Valier Hoops Set for Saturday Hosts Teton High
The Valier basketball squad travels to Centerville Friday for a return match with the Centerville quints. The Bulldogs recently fell to Centerville here. A planned game at Conrad was canceled due to bad roads.
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Valier
Teton High
Bulldogs
Centerville
Quints
Conrad
Montana Reports 3345 Flu Cases With Helena Leading
Physicians in Montana reported 3,345 new influenza cases last week, with 310 cases from Helena. The release outlines statewide activity and highlights Helena as a major contributor to the tally.
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Montana
Helena
State Capitol Staff Among Victims Amid Staffing Shortages
Report notes people employed at the state capitol are counted among the victims and several offices and departments remain shorthanded.
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State Capitol
Local Boys Head to Scout Jamboree in Washington
R D Cook scout executive says 14 scouts from North Central Montana council have registered for the national jamboree in Washington from June 30 to July 9. Local boys Walter Hentges Floyd Hafto and Howard Johnson of Dutton are among them. About 25 000 Scouts are expected in the capital and President Roosevelt has extended an official welcome.
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R. D. Cook
Great Walls
Montana
Washington
Walter Hentges
Floyd Hafto
Howard Johnson
Dutton
National
Roosevelt
Anniversary Speech Urges Scouts Service to City
The mayor urges greater Boy Scouts of America involvement to benefit the city and state. He calls for volunteer leaders and personal service, asserting any increase in Scouting’s effectiveness aids the welfare of the community. The statement is dated February 8, 1937, and bears the city seal with Mayor Co. W. Burns’s signature.
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Boy Scouts Movement
Boy Scouts of America
Co. W. Burns
Pendroy Conservation Meeting Set for Feb 12
An agricultural conservation meeting is planned in Pendroy on Friday February 12 at 10 am. Attendees will sign 1936 payment applications in the morning and discuss the 1937 program starting at 1 pm. A representative to the board of directors will be elected. Bring lunch and attend. Mr and Mrs Brett Read and John Bolsinger attended the banquet.
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Pendroy
Brett Read
John Bolsinger
Local Social Notes From Pendroy Parish Highlights
Old Timers dance at Chateau reports attendance by Vangie Rose Lelen Campbell and Davis. Various residents on sick list last week. Neighbors visit Fred Phillips and Ethel Reid. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Larson. Sunday dinners include multiple family groups at the Sprinkle and Swanson homes. Cards note high scores and prizes. Dominic Morano hosts birthday Feb 2. Church services scheduled at the school house. Pendrey H D club set for Feb 20. Moon and Kellogg visit Pendroy friends. Moon celebrated birthday.
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Vangie Rose
Lelen Campbell
N. Davis
Fred Phillips
W. Johns
Porter
Ethel Reid
Larson
Clarence Rose
P. M. Campbel
Lewis
John Rose
J. A. Swanson
George
Heather Mitchell
Ben Amundson
Harry Swanson
Earls
Ben .Amundson
Laurie Loney
Garnet McDonald
Pendrey H. D. Club
Carl Kochman
Purkett
H. J. Moon
Mr. Moon
Frank Silvius
L. O. Kellogg
Pendroy
Methodist Church Notes February Services Schedule
Sunday school at 10 with Gibson Monkman as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with special music directed by Mae Walton and a sermon by the pastor. Pendroy services at 3 pm and cottage fellowship at J T Robison home at 7 30. Industrial fellowship supper February 17 at 6 15 with E Stanley Jones address admission 35c 20c proceeds to World Service missionary work. Edwards Dover pastor.
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Gibson Monkman
Mae Walton
Pendroy
Cottage
J. T. Robison
Industrial Fellowship
E. Stanley Jones
World Service Missionary Work
Edwin Dover
Red Cross January Report From St Louis Details Help Counts
Miss Margaret Nagle reports for January 1937 to Miss Ora Kelly in St Louis. The Red Cross aided 25 families and 48 children, with 32 office calls and 6 home or sick calls. Seven phone calls were logged, one layette mailed, nine letters sent, and 154 used garments dispatched along with used shoes.
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Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Ora Kelly
St. Louis
January Giving and Work Summary for Chapter
The report shows 21 hours of work by 6 workers across 1 meeting. Value of used garments given to chapter $83.50 and issued $78.50, with chapter expenditures $13.42. Extra effort funded food relief, listing donors: Jos. Hirshberg & Co., M. M. Webb, Mrs. Julius Hirshberg, John Swanson, Mrs. Nick Vlinker, Mrs. J. T. Johnson, Frank Stearns, Savik & Larson, Ethel Briggs, Mrs. C. W. Burns, Edna Beaupre, Albert Peterson, Mrs. J. B. Conner, Terry Tennant, Mrs. Clara Baker, Pete Otness, Alvin Reiquam.
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Jos. Hirshberg & Co
M. M. Webb
Julius Hirshberg
John Swanson
Nick Vlinker
J. T. Johnson
Frank Stearns
Savik & Larson
Ethel Briggs
C. W. Burns
Edna Beaupre
Albert Peterson
J. B. Conner
Terry Tennant
Clara Baker
Pete Otness
Alvin Reiquam
Public School Notes February 19 Art Exhibit Delayed Then Ready
Friday February 19 was set for the school art exhibit after a picture shipment delay. Classes began a week and a day late, with tickets valid for unlimited school visits. Tests by a California committee will measure reading vocabulary comprehension arithmetic reasoning fundamentals language.
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Pew
California
Lincoln and Edison Learnings Across Grades
Fifth graders study Lincoln and Edison with talks on Lincoln character and a starry sky poetry tie in. Sixth graders use Lincoln Washington and Valentines for booklets and language work, while John Peebles is ill and has missed a day this week.
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Lincoln
Edison
Washington
Valentines
John Peebles
Court actions filed in eighth district in recent week
Several new district court actions were filed after a winter lull. C L Haber sues Oscar Olsen for damages. Logan Syndicate sues Teton county over a tax lien and seeks a ruling on claims and tax liens only. Truchot Land & Cattle Co dissolves. Bertha Haugan sues to quiet title. vacation petition filed for town lots in Bynum. Attorneys include Murch and Wuerthner, Church and Jardine, and E L Murphy.
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H. M. Daley
District Court
District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District
C. L. Haber
Oscar Olsen
Murch & Wuerthner
Logan Syndicate
Teton County
B. I. Packer
Church & Jardine
Great Fally
W. E. Logan
T. A. Meagher
John Truchot
Truchot Land & Cattle Co
Geo. M. Coffey
Bertha Haugan
Petition to quiet title on Chateau lots filed
Calvin Wixom Jack Boetteceh and W A Cherry are petitioners R R Mellon is plaintiff and Ella H Clark and others defendants in a suit filed Monday to quiet title to certain lots in Chateau Church Jar dine are attorneys for the plaintiff
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Calvin Wixom
Jack Boetteceh
W. A. Cherry
R. R. Mellon
Ella H. Clark
Chateau
Church & Jardine
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