Red Cross December Activities in Teton County
Partial December report from the Teton County American Red Cross lists 34 yards of goods 46 stockings 20 flour sacks and 49 lb sacks and 2 pairs sheets and 2 pillow cases produced. Donations include J C Penney Co and many individuals with 75.24 spent on merchandise and chapter expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
The
American Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
C. H. Malcolm
Charles Tomsha
J. C. Penney Co
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
H. W. Bateman
Keogh
F. Chapman
C W. Burns
John Hentges
Kleffman
Ray Umphress
Anna Stafford
Clar
Mrs. M. A. King Elected Head of Ladies’ Industrial
Mrs. M. A. King yesterday afternoon was elected president of the Ladies' Industrial, succeeding Mrs. E. B. Noble. Officers named include Mrs. C. H. Porter as vice-president and Mrs. Cecil Huffman as secretary-treasurer. The program featured Sun day school kindergarten musical numbers and a brief talk by Rev. C. G. Cole. Harley Campbell performed special musical numbers. A water main leak on Main avenue in front of the First National bank prompted repairs by Water Superintendent A. H. McGinnis today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. King
Ladies’ Industral
E. B. Noble
C. H. Porter
Cecil Huffman
Kindergarden
C. G. Cole
Harley Campbell
Main Avenue
First National Bank
A. H. McGinnis
Methodist Church Notes With New Year Services
Sunday morning worship at 11:00 features the sermon Watch: man, How Goes the New Year by Pastor Rev Edwin Dover. Evening service at 7:45 continues New Year services with Rev Charles Cole preaching After Capitalism What. Guest preachers visit and special music led by Harley Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cole
Harley Campbell
C. G. Cole
Horace Turner
The
Great Falls M
Edwin Dover
Technocracy and the public stance in a tech age
In this critique of technocracy President Butler and supporters argue that unchecked machine progress drives economic and social ills. The piece contrasts technocratic ideals with popular skepticism and urges clear alignment in debates about technology’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Pendroy Social Roundup Notes and Visits
Views From Highview lists residents at the New Year dance with John and Joe Fitzpatrick and H. H. Jones. It notes Pendroy social visits including Mrs. Fred Broeder ill with flu, Mrs. Dick Southwick and Miss Win ong Gitchell visiting Mrs. Albert Den Boer, and Wayne Gitchel with Winona and Rachel Gitchel dining with Mrs. Geo. Talbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joe Fitzpatrick
H. H. Jones
Pendroy
James Fitzpatrick
Dick Nugen
Fred Broeder
Dick Southwick
Winong Gitchell
Albert den Boer
Wayne Gitchel
Winona
Rachel Gitchel
Geo. Talbert
Pendray
Jay Gitchel
Roy Estes
Ross Roberts
Bisnette Ranch
Dupuver
Local Socials and School Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Saturday's social calendar includes John Fitzpatrick Pete Den Boer Miss Arlene Broeder Doris Jones and Ross Roberts visiting Miss Anna Olsen at the High View teacherage. Mrs Olsen of Fairfield visits this week. Roy Moye did business at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Fitzpatrick
Pete den Boer
Arlene Broeder
Doris Jones
Ross Roberts
Anna Olsen
Highview
Olsen
Fairfield
Roy Moye
Great Falls
H. B. Passmore
Fred Broeder
Chateau
Winona Gitchel
Havre
Art Kelley
Dupuyer
Wm. Thomas
Local Farmington Socials and Family News
Farmington diaries note visits and dinners among Woodward Knaff Otness and Ed wards families. Births, illness, and a New Year’s gathering at Dolalie and Otness homes are recorded along with students’ Xmas and East Farmington programs. Ben Wolk mourns his mother. Harold Wolk ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Lucille Hasterlik
Great Falls
Conner
Fred Woodward
P. L. Oiness
Ben Wolk
Minnesota
Farmington
East Farmington
al Dolalie
Jake Otness
R. Anderson
L. J. Otness
John Edwards
Henry Hanson
Klein
Joel Otness
Notice of Delinquent Assessment for Farmers Co operative Canal Co
Delinquent assessment notice issued for Farmers Co operative Canal Company in Farmington Teton County. Filing identifies assessment due dates and the entity responsible for payment action and potential collection steps. Published as a public notice in the local paper.
Delinquent stock sale ordered by Farmers' Co operative Canal Co
Notice announces delinquent assessments on shares held by Belle Lindseth Lindseth Bros Henry Koester all with certificate numbers and amounts due. Shares will be sold at the Farmington post office front door in Teton county Montana on January 5 1933 at 2 pm to cover delinquencies and advertising costs. G E Monkman secretary. Dated Farmington Montana December 21 1932 with publications through January 5 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lindseth
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton’ County
Montana
E. Monkman
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Co
Bynum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Ence Looney
Henry Ness
Arthur Davidson
EB. Smith
Alvin Hull
Chas. Connor
Henry Davidson
Gregor Tangen
Steve Lindseth
Rolin Clearman
Glen Fisher
George Carroll
Joe LeDesky
E. Arensmeyer
L. E. Taylor
K. Sturgis
Arthur Ramsey
Roberts
Duffey
Wm. Chalmers
Looney
Margaret Davis
AL Sherman
Home
Swift
Rockwood
Nash
Great Northern
Marshall’s Golden Bantam
Hallows
Newton
Stayman Spitz
Ladies’ Industrial
Tom
Tom Dellno
Sulgrove
Methodist Church
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
Rawleigh
Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Mt-9- S
Minneapolis
Minn
Larson Block
Master Lock Co
Acantha
M. S. Bullerdick
J. A. Baart
Harry Odenwald
Ll. B
Taylor Garags
Farmington, Teton County
Mon
G. E
General Electric
Penco
Penney
Choteau, Mont
Er Po
America
Rehiel Hue Creel
Fisher
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Co
Detrost
Mich
Teton Service Co., Inc
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