Local Circles Plan Food Sale in Chateau
Briscilla Eer Circle of the Lutheran Lady Aid hosts a food sale on Saturday Feb 13 at 11 pm in Chick's Aspirance Store. Community notes include travel plans of the Nelsons visiting Long Beach and Los Angeles, plus assorted visits by residents to Florida New York and Canada.
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Chick's! Aspirance
R. E. Nelson
Eva McDonald
California
Nelsons
E. Bergman
Long Beach
McDonald
Los Angeles
L. S. Crary
Bradenton
Fla
New York
Florida
Douglas Corner
New Haven
Conn
Lyall
Yale Roomates
H. Segelas
Pete Caldwell
New Yorker
Pune
Verne Blakesley
Genoa
Yom
Neb
Plainville
Kan
Blakesley
Lille Blakesley
Not Overpaid State Records On Revolutionary Pay
New Hampshire private soldiers in three regiments serving the Continental Army at the war’s start were paid 6 dollars and 66 cents per month, while Major Generals received 66 dollars.
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New Hampshire
Banquet planned by local Guild under Mrs Fred Tesch
The Ladies of St Stephen's Guild led by Mrs Fred Tesch will host a banquet and initial meeting in Dupuyer. Florence Weist of Ram chairs the OPA COE committee and assures no fines. Marge Saylor and Alice Erwin assist. Ray Davidson handles ticket sales. tickets limited. Young Timers eligibility requires parents with 30 years in the state and 10 in the county. children must be 21 or older. Tickets go on sale after mid March for the April 3 event in Teton county.
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Piscopali
Ram
OPA Coe
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Marge ‘Saylor
Alice Erwin
Salmond
Ray
Davidson
Andicome
Teton
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Passing
We gratefully thank all who showed kindness during our loss. Special thanks to Eddy Alzheimer for clearing our roads. Appreciation goes to Rev and Mrs Gravdal, Mrs Hanson, the pallbearers, and everyone who sent flowers cards food or contributed to the memorial fund.
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Eddy Alzheimer
A. B. Gravdal
A. Hanson
Clark L. Corey
Dean Corey
C. L. Corey, Jr
W. R. Erickson
H. R Corey
Chester Corey
L. T. Lakey
Fruit Salad Dressing From Canned Fruits and Cream
A short guide suggests using juice from canned pineapple and other fruits to flavor whipped cream for fruit salads. It notes adding ground nuts increases pleasure and flavor.
Bulldogs Edge Hinman in Last Home Game
Fragmentary report notes the Bulldogs facing Hinman with Tugel playing last home game of the season. Mentions upcoming weekend action and a finger injury affecting a Mustangs player, with scattered references to travel and great falls.
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Bullgeese Ac Teau
Gente Mustangs
Naga
Bulldogs
Hinman
Tugel Pe
Caddies On Display at Courtesy Chevrolet
The newly designed Cadillacs will go on display tomorrow at Courtesy Chevrolet showroom. Joe Anderson says the new body style is so stylish it will be copied for years.
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Chevrolet Co
Joe Anderson
Worthy Grand Matron Visits Chateau Libdge
Officers present included Worthy Grand Patron A. J. Kempenaar and Grand Adah Lois Bagley. Attendees from Great Falls Conrad Cut Bank Choteau Helena Shelby and others. Ardelle Shannon and David Shannon attended with Lara Hensley and local chapter officers.
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A. J. Kempenaar
Lewis‘town
Grand Adah
Lois ‘ Bagley
Great Falls
Esther
Marion Arnot
Conrad
Ruth ® Hattersley
Alicia O'Brien
Edna Averill
Choteau
Ardelle Shannon
David Shannon
Dutton
Lara Hensley
Fairfield
Worthy
West Point: America's oldest permanent military post
The United States Military Academy at West Point is described as the nation’s oldest permanent military post, highlighting its historic status and ongoing role in military education.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
America
Banquet Held By Rainbow Girls In Temple Dining Room
A Rainbow Girls banquet occurred in the Temple dining room with members serving as waitresses. Virginia Nelson Donna Ballantyne and other named members assisted as the program featured songs Over the Rainbow and Hi Low with Marie Vance at the piano. Rita Castle announced the program numbers and the event preceded meetings.
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pReete
Algusta
Great Falls
Rornell
Virginia Nelson
Donna
Ballantyne
Mary Truchot
Marling iWeist
Joan ‘Rowley
Elgene
Ands
Pauline
Hi le
Hi Lo
Prey“Edwards
Faye Jaconetty
Marie* Vancé
Marie Vance
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Junior Class Play Scheduled for February Saturday
The Junior Class plans a school play on Saturday night February 20 in a bid to avoid conflicts with basketball. Thursday and Friday nights are impractical due to activities, while Wednesday and Monday nights limit rehearsal and attendance. The production is described as a heavy royalty high school play and expected to draw a strong crowd.
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Jong
May 1 Prom and March 27 Carnival At Conrad
Notes express disappointment over ticket distribution for spring events at Conrad with prom on May 1 and a March 27 carnival. Calls arise for larger gymnasiums to accommodate demand as surrounding towns seek tickets. The divisional tournament won’t be in the division’s largest gym due to state ornament events in Great.
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Conrad
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