Talk of the Town Personal and society notes from Great Falls area
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Taylor plan a trip to California while Mr and Mrs Hampton Bloom prepare for a trip to the eastern states. Staff Sgt Dean Corey leaves Monday for Butte for Army recruiting work. Women of the Moose hold a meeting tomorrow night. Mrs Grace Brownlee and Phillip Doughty wed in Great Falls on Sunday Dec 23 1945 at the First Methodist church. Episcopal Guild meets Jan 10 at 3 pm. Rev Dr Carl M Davidson performed the double ring ceremony with Edith Brownlee and Murray McNicol as attendants. Mr and Mrs C K Malone and Cecil Passmore will drive to Denver January 7 for the stockgrowers convention then to New Orleans. Dr George Sexton joins Great Falls Northwestern clinic. Mrs A L Larson and daughter Marion McGinnis visited relatives in Dupuyer for New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brownlee
J. R. Brownlee
Kalispell
Phillip Doughty
A. H. Doughty
Chateau
Elizabeth Brown
First Methodist Church
Great Falls
Carl M. Davidson
Edith Brownlee
Murray McNicol
Hospital Group To Meet on January 21
A Montana hospital group plans a January 21 meeting to discuss a proposed federal grant of up to 238000 for Montana hospital expenditures with local matching funds. The district allocation depends on population and need, with Choteau in a district including Great Falls, Fort Benton and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns
Association
Montana
Cently
Sam C. Ford
Great Falls
Choteau
Fort Benton
Augusta
Chateau
Teton County Memorial Hospital Association
Teton County
State Hospital Committee
Great Falls Chateau
Helena
Stag Dinner Honors Groom With Notable Guests
Friday evening hostesses held a stag dinner honoring the groom with guests including Boyd Stenson Bill Forrest Bill Schneider Jim Peters Albert Dale Johnny Peterson Gotch Jacobs Carron Maynard John Malone and Lee Roy Anderson. Gordon Monkman Jr left for Fort Benning Ga to attend officers' candidate school joined by his wife Florence Eastwood and two children en route to Billings where Mrs Monkman is now living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stenson
Bill Forrest
Bill Schneider
Jim Peters
Albert Dale
Johnny Peterson
Gotch Jacobs
Carron Maynard
John Malone
Lee Roy Anderson
Gordon Monkman, Jr
Fort Benning
Monkman
Florence Eastwood
Fairfield
Billings
County Hospital Plans Move Forward as Local Funds Debated
The budget law blocks county funds for this year. Chateau and Teton County residents must supply further hospital contributions to meet goals. Membership requires 10 dollars or more, granting one vote on all current and future matters. The 400-member association plans a March meeting. A 22 by 250 foot tract was bought from Clarence Looney for 1,000 dollars, located across from the former Choteau high school dormitory. Officers include Stirling De Prata as president, Bob Davison as vice president, Rev A Bernard Gravdal as secretary, and C W Burns as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau and Teton County
County Hospital Association
County Hospital Plan
Association
Clarence Looney
Chateau Barber
Choteau High School
Teton County Memorial Hospital Association
Stirling DePrata
Fairfield
Bob Davison
Choteau
A. Bernard Gravdal
C. W. Burns Choteau
Visiting in Seattle by prominent Diamond Valley couple
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz of Diamond Valley are spending the holidays in Seattle. They are staying at 4924 46th South as guests of their son Stanley and family for about two months, with a letter to The Acantha confirming the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Myr
John A. “Schultz
Diamond ‘Valley
Seattle
46Th South
Myr. Schultz
Schultz
Stanley
Dutton Man Discharged From U S Navy in California
Lynn C. Johnson from Dutton Montana was honorably discharged today as Am2/e at the Navy Personnel Separation Center in Shoemaker California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Calif
Dutton
U. SS. Navy
Navy
Lynn C. Johnson
Montana
Chateau Home Demonstration Club Meets at Odd Fellow Hall
The Chateau Home Demonstration club will hold its meeting Tuesday January 8 at 2:00 p.m. at the Odd Fellow hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Odd Fellow
Refreshing summer fruit salads as light desserts
In hot weather, opt for fresh fruits instead of rich sweets. A fruit salad with juice dressing serves as both a cooling salad and a dessert, offering natural sweetness and hydration.
Montana farm notes show strong stock, hail relief and seed reports
Montana stock held firm after subzero weather with minimal shrinkage. Hail damage payments totaling 146000 were mailed as the final installment of 301000 for 1945 losses. Dawson County 4‑H programs expanded certified potato seed, creating a growing commercial seed industry with clubs producing seed stock valued at 10703.93 and profits to members reaching 6634.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
E. K. Bowman
State Hair Insurance Board
Montana
Bowman
Wide Awake
Dawson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talk of
the Town
Mrs
LeRoy Taylor
California
Mrs. Hampton Bloom
Dean Corey
Butte
Army
Women of
The
Moose
Caskey
Collins
Thompson
Farmington Area
Episcopal Guild
Obert Peterson
C. K. Malone
Cecil Passmore
Denver
Malone
New Orleans
George Sexton
Helen Bateman
Northwestern Clinic
Irwin Lord Little
Jim McGregor
A. L. Larson
Galata
Johnson-Stenson
Marion McGinnis
Dupuyer
Godfrey Torgerson
Sturgis
Pendroy
Walt Baker’s Orchestra
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Bloow’s Grocery and Meats
Campbell
van Brite
Dries Bright
van Camp
Kenn
LUX
Bulk Sauerkraut
Maurice Wedum
Fort Logan
Col
Donald
Wedum
Federated
Hamrfield
Myrtle Dale Nazlosky
Hazel Davidson Nordhagen
John
Los Angeles
Nazlosky
Nordhagen
Army Air Forces
Dutton Man
Montana Farm
Bill Bequette
United Préss
Dias
U.P
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jonathan
the Royal
Allan Ladd
Greer Garson and
Gregory
Peck
Phil Baker
Paris
Penney Fabrics
Jayndering
RAYON
Shantung
ROY Rive Cuambray
Mens Tersey
Toves
Skc
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