Weekend Socials Reach Across Montana to Arizona
Fairfield Adele Bueling reports visits from Harry Knudtzon of Chateau and former Fairfield residents. Lewistown guests James Radcliffe and family visited Radcliffe parents in town. Frank Crabtree and Bud Silve traveled to Havre for a weekend with friends. Harriett Morgan vacationed in Boulder and Great Falls, aiding Roy’s recovery in a rehab program. MSC students Jensen McOmber Pearson Johnston Bueling returned for Founders Day. Jack Hilling joined family in Columbia Falls after missile site work. Ruth Ann Hansen returned from Tacoma to finish fall term at Pacific Lutheran College. Henry Hansen of Great Falls visited Roy Matkin’s family. Glen Ewald and family from Great Falls visited Pendleton parents. George Dirkes and wife left for Arizona for an extended vacation. PTA minstrel group recruits new talent. Modern Mrs Home Demonstration Club met at Jean Lund’s home with Martha Larson assisting. Margie Olson and Lillian Jenkins demonstrated quick lunches. Earl Young, recently released from a Great Falls hospital, is recuperating at home. Terrill and Mrs Schenk hosted a visit with George Schenk and family in Bellingham. Lile Squires and daughters Vickie and Lila spent a week in Las Vegas visiting Ramon Squires family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knudtzon
Chateau
Fairfield
James Radcliffe
Lewistown
Tom Radcliffe
Frank Crabtree
Bud Silve
Havre
Harriett Morgan
Boulder
Great Falls
Roy
MSC
David Jensen
Dennis’ McOmber
Fort Carson
Colo
A. L. Meyer Sr
Mesta
Ariz
Ray Hansen
Ruth Ann
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Lutheran’ College
Glen Ewald
Mark Pendleton
George Dirkes
Arizona
PTA
Jean Lund
Martha Larson
Margie Olson
Lillian Jenkins
Earl Young
Terrill Schenk
Bellingham
George Schenk
Lile Squires
Vickie
Lila
Las Vegas
Ramon Squires
New Flower Line of Wedding Announcements at Chateau Acéntha
A large selection showcases wedding announcements invitations and bridesmaid napkins and birth announcements from the Chateau Acéntha collection. The line includes napkins and thank you notes to pair with formal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Acéntha
Tfe
Bowling League Results At Club Tavern
Wednesday night league at Club Tavern lists high team series 2661 and high team game 955. Top individuals include R Aune with 591 series and 226 game, R Furhinger 226, plus numerous 500 and 300 series marks among many bowlers. Scores reflect a crowded standings sheet with clubs and sponsors such as Stinchfield's Bar Taylor Motor Teton Abstract Triangle Distributor and Olsen Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinchfield’s
Taylor Motor
Teton Abstract
Triangle Distributor
Log Cabin Drive-In
Anderson Chevrolet
Club Tvwavern
A & P Motors
Soseenenn
Cheethams
Cceerseee
Olsen Agency
Dutton Machinery
Club Tavern
R. Aune
R. Furhinger
J. Rogers
A. Odden
J. Luck
B. Luck
B. Olsen
J. Potter
H. Smith
B. Smith
D. Hofeldt
L. Asmus
T. McCartney
D. Lawrance
L .Toren
L. Kretchmer
A & K Lanes
Hanusa Agency
Mavericks
Farmer Four
Cuntis A ‘Chateau
A. Sundet
E. Southard
E. Henderson
Tesch Sales Ovmenernsscs Ncesseceses
Pioneer Bar
Wiprud’s
Davison Hardware
Montana Power
Dutton Coop Secesesccsussers Encoee ‘American Legion
Moose
Woodward Electric
Moose No. 2
Woodward’ ‘Electric
Co. Southard
R. Toren
R. Torén
Southard
A. Sunder
Legion Auxiliary Unit No 6 Meets in February Session
The C. James Smith Unit No. 6 Legion Auxiliary held its February meeting with President Maude Armstrong presiding. Reports covered veteran pensions, child welfare, memorials to Miles City’s adopted boy, Americanism month, and fundraising plans. Plans for district convention March 10 include a free lunch, banquet, Girl Scouts aiding service, and blood donor drives in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
Maude Armstrong
Joyce Robinson
Joan Pithead
Miles City
Helen Dellwo
Dellno
Maude
Margaret Watson
Olga Monkman
Red Cross
Court House
Eunice Mitchell
Chateau
Legion Hall
Joan Pithoud
Dutton Auxiliary Reports on Americanism Essays
The Dutton American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Evalyn Kaldor’s home with assistant hostess Mrs. Paddy Haglund. Lucille Waters, Americanism chairman, said local students are writing Americanism essays on topics including senior year themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton American Legion Auxiliary
Evalyn Kaldor
Paddy Haglund
Lucille Waters
Local club collects clothing for boys at state institutions
Mrs. Ora Schultz read letters from the State Industrial School and Yellowstone Boy's Ranch requesting clothing for the boys. The auxiliary will collect used clothing, to be sent to either or both places, with drop-off at B and B Grocery. Mrs. Martin Olson won the hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Schultz
State Industrial School
Yellowstone
Paddy Haglund
4 H Carnival Kitchen Setup for Feb 23
The 4-H group announces a kitchen at the kids carnival on February 23 offering cakes pies coffee kool aid and sandwiches starting at 7 pm. Junior 4-H leaders assisted with the roller skating party as Bonnie Matz and Katr ina Wilson gave talks along with Mrs Ora Schultz on materials and cooking equipment. three members were absent. Judy Schuler reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Matz
Katrina Wilson
Ora Schultz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Pecantha
Choteau
Montana
Dick Nordhagen
Fria
Teton County
United States
Canada
Ry Fairfield
Adele Bueling
Henry Hansen Otf
Roy Matkin
B. McClue
H. Truchot
T. Miller
G. Henderson
J. Lohse
R. Gefeller
D. Nordhagen
A. Tesch
B. Wilson
A. Zier
G. Nelson
Great Falls Select
Wuccconess
Texaco, _ Inc
Ted’s
Sevennesnroeregacsce
Petrolane
Wb Superior Dairy
Standard Oil
Jaycees
Superior Dairy
Dellwo Bret
Os Antler Barne Vane
A.&. K Lanes
Teton Tavern
Teton Furniture
Chateau ‘Acantha
Phillips
Rex G
Sip
Su Succeccowescenu
Teton Plumbing
Teton Sapa
L. Schaefer
K. Sunder
W. Toeniges
Lomhoit
Insurance
Anseeen Dou
Coca- Cola _ fatlteeen leagulesee tinie
M &R. Ae mi
Age Legion Auxiliary
Coca Cola
Omholt Insurance
G. Smith
Hemstad
Dutton Legion Auxiliary News
Cate
Hoteau Merchants Ie
NES Earls
Aix
Judy Schuler
Ford
Fairlane
Ford 4
Carrol
Cary
Frica
Thunderbird
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