Vital Statistics Marriage Applications List
A long list of marriage applications and divorces is announced. Couples from Choteau Great Falls Helena and other towns appear with partners and counties, including denoting multiple pairs and a sequence of divorces and annulments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nevin Crane
Choteau
Toni Marie Blalock
James Milton McLaughlin
Eunice L. Egan Reardon
Great Falls
Thomas P. Stokes II
Pendrey
Leslie Lee Gollehon
Gregory Logan Curtis
Kathleen Margaret Stevens
Loma
James Larry Holzer
Ridgefield
Wash
Corrine Mae Klinker
Fairfield
Milton McKee Anderson
Pullman
Shirley Ann McIntosh
Wayne Jason York
Bozeman
Helen Fay Johnson
Dutton
William J. Zigmund
Green Bay
Wis
Audrey Lee Sheble
Leo Russell Rieben
Kay Irene Lewis
Ronald R. Lensing
Deborah A. Reiding
Gary Lee Glock
Linda Jean Hoyt
W. L. Andrews
Power
Ellen Bannen
Oilmont
Allison Eugene Byer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nancy Helen Bremer
Joseph G. Tate Jr
Patsy Louise Hoyt
John Henry Hoyt
Rhoda Glock
Patrick Henry Laisner
Cheryl Lynn Wilhoit
Helena
Ronald Lee Fell
Thur Herzog
Denise Kay Jenkins
Walfert T. van de Lagemaat
Chilliwack
B. C
Henrietta Bouma
George H. Porter
Pendroy
Doris B. Rose
George Tierney
Florence Falk
James E. Carlson
Karen Elaine Gefeller
Timothy A. Hale
Fort Shaw
Linda Marie Gray
John Joseph Willis
Linda Ruth Jones
Raymond A. Poser
Roxie Lee Martin
Billings
Lars Strandbakke
Carol Jean Smith
Charles O. McFarlane
Agnes Sophie Vanden Bos
Olin
Hamlin Promoted To Montana Mountain Bell Plant Manager
S Gregory Hamlin Jr Billings district plant manager has been appointed Montana plant manager for Mountain Bell in Helena. He succeeds J D Burchett who transfers to Salt Lake City as Utah assistant general manager. Hamlin is a Denver native and long time Mountain Bell employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Gregory Hamlin Jr
Billings
Montana
Mountain Bell
Helena
James F. Maher
Hamlin
J. D. Burchett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Telephone Company
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce, Elks
Hilands Country Club
Telephone Pioneers of America
Burchett
Yonkers
Ohlo
Pueblo
Great Falls
Missoula
Heavy supplemental feeding of cattle in state amid cold, snow
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 85 percent of cattle and 90 percent of sheep in Montana are getting supplemental feed. Feeding is heavier west of the Continental Divide, while some regions face hard grazing and ice risks. Most livestock are in good condition with low losses. Winter wheat is in good to fair condition overall, with snow cover and some ice in Pondera Teton area that could harm if melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agricultural Reporting Service
Continental Divide
Montana
Northcentral
Pondera - Teton
Junior M Y F News elects officers and plans Browning drive
The January M Y F News meeting elected Chris Oertel president John Sul grove vice president Cathy Wilson secretary Holly Adams treasurer Winnie Morey reporter. Members plan a Browning Day Care Center donation of 54 dollars and 80 cents after selling candy. They depart Sunday January 10 at 11 after 8 am services with a sack lunch. Debbie Larson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Oertel
John Sulgrove
Cathy Wilson
Holly Adams
Winnie Morey
Browning
Debbie Larson
Fashion Freedom sewing program hits Spring 1971 dates
County Extension Agent Cathy Gardner invites participation in Simplicity Pattern Company's Consumer Educational Program Spring 1971. Teton County Extension Homemakers present Fashion Freedom with Dorothy Gallup. Jan 12 at 7 30 p m Dutton school auditorium and Jan 13 at 8 p m Fairfield school auditorium. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simplicity Pattern Company
Dutton School
Fairfield School
Teton County Extension Homemakers
Dorothy Gallup
Extension
Montana State University
Bozeman
Eastern Star Chapter No 18 Meeting Scheduled
OES To Meet Fidelity Chapter No 18 on Wednesday January 13 at the regular time and place for their monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Order of Eastern Star
UM Enrollment Figures Released at University of Montana
Total autumn quarter enrollment at the University of Montana reaches 8 511 with 1 890 new freshmen. Montana leads with 1 473 freshmen and transfer students combined, followed by 43 other states and nine foreign countries. Missoula tops towns with 356 new or transfer freshmen, Great Falls 163, Billings 129, Helena 95, Butte 82. Seventy one Montana communities are represented among new entrants. California and Washington follow Montana in out of state totals, then Minnesota Illinois, New Jersey and New York. Listed new or transfer freshmen from Chateau include Darwin L Abbott Rodger M Agee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Montana
Missoula
Great Falls
Billings
Helena
Butte
California
Washington State
Minnesota
Illinois
New Jersey
New York
Chateau
Darwin L. Abbott
Rodger M. Agee
Rose Ann Corey
Sandra Grace Hanson
David R. Isakson
Carolyn Johnson
Rita Charlene Johnson
William L. Richardson
Tim Saylor
Stephen W. Snyder
Family thanks community for support after Lee Hamer’s passing
The family of Lee Hamer expresses heartfelt appreciation for kind deeds shown during their loss. Special thanks to doctors and hospital staff, Rev Allen Adams, and the Methodist ladies. Gratitude to musicians and all who sent cards flowers and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Adams
Lee Hamer
Card of Thanks from Bessie Edwards
I thank my dear friends in Cha teau and vicinity for Christmas cards and letters. I am doing well and well situated receiving good care at the Convalescent Center near my family. May God bless you throughout this New Year. Yours in Christian Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bessie Edwards
Legislature outlines land restoration and pollution controls
Montana lawmakers consider a mining land restoration requirement for open cut mines disturbing 10 000 cubic feet of soil and a state contract rule before mining. A one cent coal tax funds administration while water pollution enforcement may shift to the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Missoula
Lester R. Rusoff
University of Montana
Water Pollution Control Council
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Social Security Rep in Chateau on Tuesday
Social Security representative will be in Chateau Tuesday January 12 to answer questions about Social Security or Medicare. He will be in the commissioner's office at the courthouse from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Court House
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Buck
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
S. Gregory Hamlin
Nancy
Fairfield, Montana
Florafax
Snappy’s Flowers
Mont
T. M. Callahan
Cathleen
Dennis van Auken
Milton van Auken
Carroll College
van Auken
Miss Callahan
MYF News
M.Y.F. News
Roxy
Sara
Clint Eastwood
Shirley Maclaine
Dolly Read
Cynthia Myers
Edy Williams
Cathy Gardner
Robert E. Miller
Governor’s Council On Natural Resources
Commissions On
Fish and Game
Hensley Motel
Falcon Futura
Morris Swenson
George Beaudeau
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