Local residents share holidays and travel notes
Mrs. Max Hoeschen returns from Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Paulus head to Wisconsin for winter. IOOF January social planned for Jan 12. Multiple local residents visit Great Falls, Wolf Creek and Phoenix. families host dinners and trips, with sailors' training and various relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoeschen
Spokane
Nick Paulus
Wisconsin
Toeschen
Lincoln
IOOF
Frank Custer
Wolf Creek
Mary Ann Breen
Annétta Dellne
Jack Henneford
Paul Parker
Great Falls
Earl Hollar
Jack Luinstra
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Hollar
Carroll Maynard
Bonna Lee
Marjorie
Higgins
Baker
Leo Murphy
Ton cHatallon
Lions District
Ae Murphy
Lions Club
Greta Bush
Fred G. Sanders
Dutton
Ethel Reid
Pendray
McDonald
Margaret Davis
Ann. Barribal
T. R. Larson ‘of
Pendrey
Phoenix
Ariz
16Th St
ACP Progress During Year Is Reviewed
The Production and Marketing Administration reports year end results for the 1951 Agricultural Conservation program. It notes 2,677,185 farms and ranches participated, with crop land totaling 64 percent of US cropland. Highlights include 17,279,000 acres strip farming and 75,177 miles of terraces to control erosion, 6,092,000 acres seeded to grasses, almost 60,000 stockwater dams, and extensive irrigation and drainage work. Additional green manures cover 18,259,000 acres and lime, phosphate, and potash applications totals 23,374,000 tons, 2,174,000 tons, and 311,000 tons respectively. The PMA emphasizes nationwide participation and local adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Production and Marketing Administration
United States
PMA
PMA Conunit
Chateau High School adopts Time Life study method
Milton McNea, a Chateau High School teacher, introduces a new classroom study method using Time magazine and Life Life materials. Students receive weekly outlines and map enlargements, plus Time’s current affairs contest. Since 1935 over 1.5 million students have participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton. McNea
Chateau High School
Roe
Ithe
Tine
Bu ‘McNea
Chateau
McNea
Time
New York
Life
PMA Committeemen Named for Fairfield and Greenfield
PMA announces new committeemen for Fairfield and Greenfield. Faltin Kolste Alfred Creighew Ernest Polda Carl Larson Lloyd Hodgkins Willard Paulus Clifford Paddock Melvin Johnson Louis Pearson. Chairman Luinstra praised past volunteers for serving neighbors and supporting PMA programs on their own time and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Faltin -Kolste
Alfred Creighew
Ernest Polda
Carl Larson
Lloyd Hodgkins
Willard’ Paulus
Greenfield
Clifford’ Paddock
Melvin Johnson
Louis Pearson
Luinstra
PMA
Colonial Colors in Early Houses Describe Woodwork Hue
The article notes white paint dominated woodwork in early Colonial houses with mahogany used for handrails and occasionally stair balusters. Wide board floors were commonly painted red or squash color.
Retired Government Stock Marks PCA Milestone
At a December 12 1951 meeting the Great Falls PCA directors approved retiring the remaining 10 000 dollars of government owned stock. Eight hundred members have repurchased all stock and built reserves to back a maximum loan balance of 2 500 000 dollars. The institution serves farmers in Teton Cascade Chouteau and Lewis and Clark counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Pca
Great Falls
PCA
Teton
Cascade
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark Counties
New Use for Gypsum in FHA Approved Insulation
Gypsum lath and wallboard now come with aluminum foil backing. The foil adds an FHA approved insulation against radiant heat and provides an excellent vapor barrier for homes.
Sixth Grade News Items at Choteau Public School
Choteau Public School sixth graders include 18 pupils with 9 boys and under 34 Robert Gronberg among the group. In art they made maps and finished crayon and watercolor pictures while both boys and girls work on projects like photograph albums. boys take physical education under Principal Gomes and girls learn folk dancing with Mrs Gronberg. Some boys learned the La Raspa dance with the girls for the Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gronberg
Ae Eile
Arensmeyer
Terry Vance
Helen!rewster
Virginia MecAuley
Jacqe Paulus
Ruth Allum
Pering
Ablin
Dorothy Nesbit
Omy McDonnell
Tony Jaconetty
Hater’ Hanson
Youth Art Contest Opens for Ages 8 to 18 in Chateau
Boys and girls in the Chateau area aged 8 to 18 are urged to submit drawings oils watercolors and other works to the 200 prize contest sponsored by the Trodick Art Studio at 109 4th St North Great Falls First prize 50 with 13 additional cash prizes Entry blanks and instructions available by writing to the studio All artwork must be entered before January 28 this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Trodick Art Studio
4Th St. North
Great Falls
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Jerry Breen
Red” McDonald
J. ©. Salmond
Breen Oil Co
Bob Willett
Sons of
Dunckel
Chotesu
Janal Carlson
Dillon Normal
Dillon
Bonna Lee Maynard
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Ann Breen
Carroll
Helens
Eileen Graham
Concortita
Moorehead
Minn
Albert Schrock
Boise, Ida
Choteau
Oscar Mehl
M. D. Johnson
Paces Sn Cymatte Ab
Sissi Cecayuneau Btyerercy Mar
Ernest -Arens
van Buren
Sun Trellor Canin
Gene Steet
Willard
Paulus
Emma
West ‘Bend
Portsage
Wis
Leonard
Lassiter
Calgary
Canada
Ito
Oklaaya
Cere Gaberson
Seattle
John W. Hall
Shaw
Irie
Girocieir VY
Canne
Viamont
Krispy Crackers
Sunshine
Acantha
Dorothy Gray
Richard ‘Hudnut
Per Carton Cigarettes
Rexall
Bayer
Asprin
SMA
Credit’ Association
Wes
Choteau Public School
Daveno
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