Died Saturday Oliver Mauseth to be buried Friday at Lutheran Church
Oliver Mauseth, who died Saturday night, will be buried Friday. Funeral services will be held at the Lutheran Church. Sympathy extended to the family. Mrs Ronald Otness and Mrs Jack Slanger thank friends for Heart Fund contributions. Farmington H D club met at Mrs John Chalmers home with co host Mrs Leslie Chalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Mauseth
Lutheran Church
Ronald Otness
Jack Slanger
F“mington H. D. Club
John Chalmers
Leslie Chalmers
Foods
Ernest Carlson
Hall
Farmington Hall
Local Socials Highlight Music Sessions and Family Visits
A recap of social events includes Donna at the piano with duets and flute, Andrea Lindseth and Wayne Carlson singing with guitar, and Jim Carlson on accordion. The Oberfoells returned from Arizona and Mexico, the Christmans celebrated Mrs. Morhardt’s birthday, and Red Cross meetings plus various dinner visits were noted among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Ann
Andrea Lindseth
Wayne Carlson
Wayne
Jim Carlson
Donna Chalmers
Jean Chalmers
John Oberfoell
Arizona
Mexico
Old Mexico
Phoenix
Chateau
Ben Christman
Christman
Fleury Morhardt
Emil Depner
G. I. Tangen
Red Cross
American Legion Hall
Blood Program
First Aid
Montana
Albert Carlson
Ronald Otness
Charles Hanson
Herbert Tangen
Kathy
Leslie Arensmeyer
Leslie Otness
Duane Frank
A. G. Arensmeyer
Judy
Leslie Chalmers
Ray Weist
Lyle Weist
Card of Thanks in Montana Hospital Visit
Mrs. Jack Campbell Bynum thanks friends and relatives for cards letters gifts and flowers received during her hospital stay. The note ends with a reminder about U S Savings Bonds guaranteeing principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Campbell Bynum
Montana
U. S
Community Loan Reseal Program Set
Montana producers with government loans on 1959 or 1958 crop wheat or barley or 1957 crop wheat in farm storage may extend loans and convert 1959 grain purchase agreements. Reseal depends on storage feasibility and final county approval after bin inspection. loans remain producer property with losses from insects or contamination borne by the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Montana
ASC
CCC
Kolstad
Commodity Credit Corporation
Clinic to examine handicapped children in Great Falls
Children in the Chateau area with handicapped conditions may be examined March 2 and 3 at a free clinic in the Civic Center health office. Orthopedist and pediatrician will assess any child under 21 believed to have a crippling condition. Referrals from local authorities or physicians are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
State Board of Health
Division of Child Health Services
C. D. Carlyle Thompson
Civic Center
Great Falls
Betty Swenson
Teton County
Department of Public Welfare
Frances Seyler
Division of Child Health Seves
Division of Child Health Service
Red Cross Drive Launched Amid Public Hope
A Chateau Montana reader urges support for the Red Cross drive starting March 1 after reading a Holiday magazine feature. He notes past criticisms of the organization and recalls that it operates under government protection and can take government orders, citing a former War Secretary Stimson policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Red Cross
Stimson
Girl Scout Troop 118 Report on Wreath Sale and Activities
In December Troop 118 sold Christmas wreaths and in January 4-H exchange student Deanna Swenson spoke about Switzerland. The group notes Health and Safety work for Second Class rank and invites all Scouts to Girl Scout Sunday worship in uniform. Brownies to entertain fathers at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Swenson
Switzerland
Karen Murphy
Methodist Church
Red Cross Nursing History and War Effort
A letter notes how military and public health nursing were funded by Red Cross donations and volunteers, until government assumed responsibility. It praises the Red Cross’s services and urges readers to consult the magazine Holiday for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Carol Frazier
Nickel Project Expected 1961 Output in Manitoba
International Nickel estimates initial annual nickel production at the new Manitoba project will reach about 60 million pounds in 1961, with plans to raise output to 75 million pounds per year as soon as feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nickel
Manitoba
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmington
Peerl Tangen
Corr
Eddy Arensmeyer
Ann Chalmers
Bob Marshall
Jim Bond
Sun River
Madison
Missouri
Bear Trap
Montana Rockies
Choteau
H Implement
Glen’s. Radio & TV
Sponsored
Choteau, Jaycees
Jim
Bond
Tages Ees
Hound Dog Man” With
Fabian
Terry Moore
Sal Mineo
Gary Crosby
Christine Carere
Jim Backus
Andrew Jordan
Crazy Building
FORD
United States Savings Bonds
Girl Scout News
Radios & TV
Paris
Labor
RCA
Ed’s Radio & TV
David
Purkett
Fay
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