Dimes March In Teton County Launches Fund Drive
The 20th anniversary March of Dimes campaign runs through January in Teton County. County chair W E Howard Jr calls for polio vaccination, rehabilitation, and continued funding for research, medical care, and patient aid. Fundraising events include dances, bowling, card parties, and a Mother’s March.
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Teton
W E Howard Jr
March of Dimes
Chateau the Teton
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Chateau Chamber Debates City History and 1958 Décor Plans
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce held its first bi monthly meeting of the year at Rexall Drug with luncheon. Secretary Bob Crocker discussed handling information requests about Chateau and the Chouteau family, while Alice Erwin agreed to supply founding details. The group planned a 1958 holiday decoration program and discussed committees, upcoming state budget talks in Helena January 20, and a Great Falls chamber dinner January 16.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Rexall Drug
Milton MecNea
James Jarosimek
Oren William Breidenthal, Sr
Personality Clubs of America
Kansas City
Choteau
Breidenthal
Chouteau
State Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Helena
Great Falls
Ed Obernolte
Milton McNea
Thomas H. Hammond
Enoch Stroh
al Hensley
Walter Henneford
Haven
Kan
Ray Kelly Speaks To Local Students
Teton county agent Ray Kelly spoke to Chateau High School biology classes about the work of a county agent and careers in agriculture just before the Christmas vacation.
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Kelly
Montana State College
Ray Kelly
Teton County
Chateau High School
Funeral Held for Retired Montana Teacher
Funeral services for Arthur M. Stoner of Fort Benton a retired teacher who taught 35 years in Montana were held last Friday Jan. 3 at Croxford's Mortuary in Great Falls with Ronald McConkey officiating. Mrs Hatton of Fort Shaw sang and burial was in Highland cemetery.
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Arthur M. Stoner
Fort Benton
Montana
Croxford
Great Falls
Ronald McConkey
Hatton
Fort Shaw
Highland Cemetery
Stoner Rites Mention Fort Benton Resident
Pallbearers are Nick Ehnes Donald and Ervin Lincoln Vernon and Glen Laubach and Martin Schultz. Stoner lived in Fort Benton six years. The widow Julia is among survivors and Stoner was a brother of Mrs. Harry Laubach of Dutton.
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Nick Ehnes
Donald
Ervin Lincoln
Vernon
Glen Laubach
Martin Schultz
Stoner
Fort Benton
Julia
Harry Laubach
Dutton
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Closes Evening Update
The Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. Otto Waynild's home Tuesday afternoon. Ole Holland departed before the holidays for Los Angeles to visit his nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Skarwold.
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Home Demonstration Club
Otto Waynild
Ole Holland
Los Angeles
John Skarwold
Bulldogs Set To Duel Pair Field Eagles In Pros Day Tilt
The Cut Bank B squad won 51 to 4 in a preliminary game. Chateau led with 18 points, Peters added 13, while Hyde topped Cut Bank with 18. Fairfield Eagles and Pair Field clash on Pros Day night January 10 as the Eagles boast a strong Class B record.
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Eagles
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Erweane Hughes
Jaconetty
Sose Hanson
Rene Rustad Paw
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