Notable Local Travel And Life Events Across The County
Mr and Mrs G R Talbert depart on an extended southward trip. Amy Shinault travels to Sheridan Montana for a sister-in-law’s death and returns. Mrs Emily Hodgskiss, a fourth grade teacher, has been home ill for ten days. Mary Baker remains secretary to attorney Leo H Murphy in the Larson building. D P Fabrick went to Billings on business and returned. Commissioner James Peebles Sr remains hospitalized in Great Falls for surgery. Margaret Montague returns to Collins for the quarter due to ill health. County officials visit Helena. Lyle Standish serves as sergeant at arms in Helena during the legislative session. Ben Loch and Bill Stinchfield of Dutton conduct business in Chateau. Mr and Mrs Frank Timmerman return from Snohomish Washington where their daughter Roy Fritch is improving. Chateau Montana Dakota Utility Co employees hosted a dinner for Conrad and Walier staff. Mrs R D Davidson and infant Debra Denise of Farmington are home from Great Falls hospital. Mr and Mrs T R Larson vacation in Phoenix Arizona. Mr and Mrs E H Hitchcock of Great Falls visit the Otness home. Mr and Mrs C G Passmore extend their visit to San Antonio Texas. Mrs W W Scott travels to Minneapolis St Paul to visit relatives. Dick Jackson of Great Falls visits Montana State University friend during holidays. Etta V Anderson returns from Wilton North Dakota after holiday visit. Judge R M Hattersley of Conrad will preside at law and motion day in Chateau. Richard D Potter and Lucille Anderson wed by Justice Isaacson in Great Falls on Jan 6 with Olive G St Germaine and Reginald C Simmons as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Leo H. Murphy
Larson
Murphy
D. P. Fabrick
Billings
James Peebles Sr
Great Falls
Frank Timmerman
Snohomish
Wash
Roy Fritch
Timmerman
Chateau Montana Dakota Utility Co
Conrad and
Walier
Chateau
R. D. Davidson
Debra Denise
Farmington
C. G. Passmore
Don
San Antonio
Tex
W. W. Scott
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dick Jackson
Montana State University
Kenneth Duncan
Etta V. Anderson
Wilton
N. Dak
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Richard D. Potter
Lucille Anderson
Edwin Anderson
John A. Isaacson
Olive G. St. Germaine
Reginald C. Simmons
Navy
San Diego
Herman Helsper
Chateau Tueday
H. Bogstie
Clara Lucht
A. L. Dorr
Bottineau
Herbert Tangen
Bozeman
Montana State College
Carlyn Beck
John Rose
Halver Daley
California
Bill
Korea
Chosin Reservoir
Daley
Japan
States
Robert W. Daley
U. S. Navy
Mare Island
Vallejo
Calif
John Jones
Chateau Hospital
Frank Cruz
Gary Johnson
Janet
Dillon
Laura Davidson
George Jackson
Jimmy
Missoula
Naval listing and local travel notes from a wartime era
A naval enlistment and San Diego boat training mention appears alongside local visits. Mentions include Herman Helsper of Power trans acting business and Chateau activity, plus visits by Mrs H Bogstie Clara Lucht and the Dorrs of Bottineau. Michigan and Montana student movements are noted with Bill Daley wounded in Korea and at Mare Island hospital.
Blankets Include Long Comforting Gifts For Brides
Brides favor blankets as gifts and should choose long, wide coverings to last years. Home furnishing specialist Miss Kathryine McNey notes 10 inches longer than mats and 18 inches wider than a standard mattress for best fiber comfort and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryine _McNey
Colorado A. & M
Mrs Vance elected president of Chateau PTA
Tuesday night Heber Vance was elected president to fill the unexpired term of Mrs A E McCorkle who resigned last month Supt R C Graham announced an additional 80000 will be needed to raise the elementary school budget PTA was thanked for supporting last year’s bonding election and an amendment to recall officers by majority vote was approved The group discussed possible additions to the new grade building including record players blocks and a clock system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Vance
Chateau Parent Teacher Association
A. E. McCorkle
R. C. Graham
Graham
PTA
J. J. Toy
A. i. Ferron
Montana Congress of Parents and Teacher's
Toy
Montana Extension Service Holds 36th Conference at MSU Bozeman
Raymond Kelly and Frieda Schroder among Bozeman county agents at the 36th annual Montana Extension conference held for six days at Montana State College. Attendees included 2 agricultural and 27 home demonstration agents plus specialists and staff. Delegates from International Farm Youth Exchange shared Europe experiences. Meetings also formed the Montana Association of County Agents and the Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association with Epsilon Sigma Phi honorary fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kelly
Frieda Schroder
Teton
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Bosemian
Montana
International Farm Youth Exchange
Europe
Montana Association of County Agents
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Extension Honorary Fraternity
Census Plans Worker Survey On Past Year
The Census Bureau will conduct a current population survey in January to count how many people worked at any time during 1950. Interviews with 25 000 households nationwide will include questions on work experience, duration, and principal jobs, with results kept in strict confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
R. F. Maloney
Chateau
Population Savey
United States
Teton County
Maloney
Hutterite Draft Debate Drives Montana Boards
Montana county draft boards in five counties clash with Hutterite colonies over conscription. The Pondera board appeals to the U S attorney and district attorney for review while other boards threaten resignations if induction for Hutterites is not addressed. The issue prompts state officials to seek action after reviewing recommendations from the U S reviewing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera County
U. S
U. S. District Attorney's Office
W. S
Montana
Pondera
Teton
Fox
Arid Toole Coun
Hutchinson Named Missoula Probation Chief
Douglas W. Hutchinson named fourth judicial district chief probation officer in Missoula to replace Jane Bailey who retired. An official order signed by District Judges Besancon and Comer and filed with Clerk J. R. Donehoe names Hutchinson and his wife Margaret as deputy and stenographer. Hutchinson's Montana career began in Havre and includes work in welfare and newspapers before joining probation leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Hutchinson
Chateau Department of Public Welfare
Fourth Judicial District
Missoula
Jane Bailey
Albert Besancon
C. &.Comer
J. R. Donehoe
Hutchinson
Margaret
Montana
North Dakota
Havre
Montana State University
Cascade Welfare Department
State Welfare Department
Great Falls
Chateau
The
University
Hutchinson remembered as Chateau community leader
In Chateau, Mr. Hutchinson, long active in local groups, helped organize the Chateau Camera Club and contributed to other organizations. His first wife Ada predeceased him, and he had studied at the University earning an MA in education in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
The
Ada
Hutchinson
Chateau
Chateau Camera Club
Card of Thanks for Minna Aanerud and family
We thank the many friends for kindness during the illness and death of our wife and sister Minna Aanerud. Special thanks to Rev Wilbur Hooper for comfort and the Eastern Stars for the service. Appreciation to Mrs Park for songs, pallbearers, cards, flowers, and memorial gifts. Adolph Aanerud, Amelia Larson, Anna Connelly, Bertha Frach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna
Wilbur Hooper
Park
Adolph Aanerud
Amelia Larson
Anna Connelly
Bertha Frach
Urban Income Gaps Between City and Rural Families Highlighted
The article notes urban families on average receive cash incomes about two times higher than those in villages and farms, reflecting a marked urban rural income disparity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. R. Talbert
Amy Shinault
Sheridan, Mont
Emily Hodgskiss
Margaret Montague
Collins
Howard Heman
Helena
Lyle Standish
House of Representatives
Ben Loch
Bill Stinchfield
Dutton
PARTY
C. James Smith
Free St. Joseph’s
de Bie Ee
Tracantha
Rex
Grociery
Swift and Co
PUREX
Oxydol
Pades
Choteau Trap Club
Homemakers
Prin
Penney’s Own
Rondo
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