Birthday party highlights small town gathering
Fay Zitzow celebrated with family and neighbors at the Erwin Arp home Monday. Guests included Bert Farnsworth and Gene, Hensley family, Linda Haglund, and Bill Black. Other notes mention hospital visits, travel to Mesa Arizona for Montana Winter visitors luncheon, and upcoming 4 H Club sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Zitzow
Erwin Arp
Bert Farnsworth
Gene
H. Hensley
Bill Black
Linda Haglund
Henning Kaldor
Great Falls
Leo Toeckes
Dutton
Montana
Mesa
Ariz
Gatherings and Visits Highlight Montana Community Notes
Residents and relatives visit in Fort Benton Great Falls Conrad and Dutton as Centennial planning, club events, and family celebrations fill community life. A Deaconess birth in Great Falls accompanies social updates and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Curtis
Lila
L. P. Mark
Arnold
Arnegard
N. Dak
Marie Walker
Lansfield
Ohio
Bill Walker
Arnold Mahlum
Archie van Horn
Fort Benton
Charles van Horn
Eden
E.N.A
Harry ‘Laubach
Allen Hurd
Conrad
P.C.A
DeMolay
Great Falls
Dutton
Ed Mitchell
Hawaii
Garden Club
Art Habel
Everett Monroe
W. W. Stevenson
Earl Monroe
Richard Monroe
Earl
Everett
Henry McDunn
Mrs. Styren
Chester
Styren
Hank
Hub Maurer
Deaconess Hospital
County Reports January Bond Sales Push
Arnold Hanusa, county U S savings bonds chairman, announced that January E and H bond sales totaled 36706 for Teton county. State sales reached 2501420 for January, with national quota at 4 650 million. The emphasis will be payroll deductions to boost purchases among workers and farmers as new 3.75 percent rate and safety features are publicized. The 1960 slogan is You Save More Than Money With U S Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
U. S. Savings Bonds
Teton County
Treasury
U. S
Dutton Scouts Host Unusual Banquet for Pack 43
The Blue and Gold Banquet at the Dutton Community Center honored 175 Cubs parents and families. Cubmaster Ray Habel presided while den leaders and committee members distributed awards to Wolf Bear and Webelos recipients including Olson, Galloway, Fleshman, Habel, and Blanchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Ray Habel
D. B. McClellan
Terry Olson
Jerry Olson
Gary Harmon
John Walker
Bradley Fleshman
Martin Olson
Bobby Stephens
David Gallagher
Terry Best
Bobby Blanchet
David McDunn
Carl Sundquist
Mike Frick
Tommy Carney
Val Johnson
Russell Blanchet
Jimmy Younce
Don Goodell
Carl Trebesch
John Curtis
Russell Klette
Ronnie Frigge
Brian Fleshman
Gregory Habel
Terry McClellan
Herbert Frick
John Cheetham
Marvin Aune
Howard Harman
Tetondera
Vivian van Horn
Mary Blanchet
Mary Johnson
Joe Wahlin
Ted Cox
4-H Club Meetings Recap From Bur ton and Dutton
Regular Bur ton Country Clubbers 4-H meeting led by president Ann Chalmers on February 6 at Rae and Robbie Depners. Reports, old business, and demonstrations planned for June. Next meeting March 5 at 2 p.m. at Vicki and Cynde Tesch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Country Clubbers
Ann Chalmers
Rae
Robbie Depners
Judy Tangen
Joann Chalmers
Nettie Bouma
Frances Bouma
Vicki and
Cynde Tesch
S and C 4 H Club Holds February Meeting
The S and C 4 H Club met February 17 at Patty Hoyt’s home with 17 girls including new member Carol Alzheimer. Diana Sundet presided as president. Mrs. Sundet and Mrs. Larson attended. Secretary Margaret Larson read minutes and led pledges. Rene Sander spoke on Lex tile Fiber Products Identification Act and Barbara Gordon on Safety in the Kitchen. Michele du Bois and Maureen Larson demonstrated oat cookies. Refreshments were served and songs closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Sundet
Patty Hoyt
Mrs. Sundet
Larson
Margaret Larson
Carol Alzheimer
Rene Sander
Barbara Gordon
Michele du Bois
Maureen Larson
Singing and games led by Sandra Amieline and Karen Kelly
The report notes singing and song games led by Sandra Amieline and Karen Kelly. The next regular meeting is set for March 16 at Mrs Larson's, with sewing girls' work meetings scheduled for February 24 at Mrs Sundet's. Rene Sundet, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra’ Amieline
Karen Kelly
Static electricity and combing hair theory
The text explains static electricity using a familiar demo. It notes the attracting force of a comb run through hair and the resulting attraction of small paper bits, comparing it to cat fur generating a similar effect.
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Arnie Mahklum
Ralph Alison
Fairfield
Ragna Snellman
Delemare
Lloyd Trebesch
Conrad Hospital
Jack Park
Bill Briggs
Harman
Home Demonstration Club
Don Schuler
Francis Maurer
4-H Club
Marias Hereford Breeders Association
Sale
Hereford Breeders Association
Shelby, Montana
H. B. Sager
Bozeman, Montana
Claude Windecker
Havre
John Parker
Harold NeLson
Cut Bank
Mont
Clemens Brigl
Raymond Fritz
Errol Fritz
Leonard Fritz
Ellen
Douglas Gunderson
James McKechnie
Clark Diemert
Lois & Harold Nelson
Troy Lakey
Russell Haugen
Claude Demarest
T. C. Morris
Robet & Earl Thompson
Dale Gunderson
Irvin Brown
Willard Nauman
Dunkirk
Lothair
Whitlash
Bill Judisch
Marias
Hereford Ranch - Ledger
Leonard Gunderson
M. C. Brownell
TOP Notch Bulls
Marias Hereford
Howe
Seeus-scen
John Deere Farm
Ath He
Betty Hightower
Janet Wood
Betty
Janet
Carol Miller
Sally Sulgrove
Barbee Buchanan
Power Legion Hall
Carol Burgmaier
Czechoslovakia
Janet Maurer
Sandra
Daryl Johnson
Dutton Hummingbird
Club
Audrey Harman
Jolly Juniors
S & C 4-H Club
Croxford's Mortuary
John Deere
General Motors
John Deere Day
Gordon
Cheetham’s
Dutton, Montana
Waaniufdchurerst Uegennad
Peidy
F.D.A
Gree
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