Local Lodges Install Offic ers in January Sessions
Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 installed new officers led by lodge deputy president Jeanne Knaff on January 4. Members and relatives filled key roles including Patricia Inbody, Clara Moulton, Myrtle Paere, and Greta Bush with several family ties highlighted during the ceremony. Odd Fellows followed with installations of noble grand Al Barton and a full slate of appointive officers, including Dick Conklin re-elected as financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Rebekah Lodge No
Jeanne Knaff
Iona Zgoda
Cora Miller
Greta Bush
Eva Burns Ollie Dutis
Clara McFarlane
Ruth Monkman
Julia Monkman
Grace Depner
Myrtle Poore
Clara Moulton
Patricia Inbody
Floreine Stoudt
Myrtle Paere
Lois MacClough
Onie Duit
Leslie Jensen
Mary Baker
Florenne Weist
Emma Meyers
Stoudt
Olive Passmore
Beverly Davidson
Lois Mae Clough
Joan Scott
Doris Hansen
Rs.n.g
Ls.ng
Marjorie Halvorson
R.S V.G
Donna Jean McKee
Ls.v.g
Valeria Ferris
Valeria Ferris; Inside Guardian, Gladys Baquet, and Outside Guardian
Gertie Mathis
Noble Grand
Joyce Pierre
Elsie Hightower
Edith Breckon
Mildred Inbody
Ella Weist
Florence Schrock
Verna Poore
Rosella Yeager
Rae McDonald
Viola Brownell
Helen van Brunt
Rebekahs
Martha Seufert
Committee Lodge
Odd Fellow
al Barton
Albert Tesch
Lowell Meyers
Dee Moulton
Dick Conklin
Lloyd Pedersen
Warden
Grant Curtis
Don Passmore
Cal Southard
John Poore
Pete Oberosler
Bud Moulton
Louis Clough
Vice Grand
Jake van Brunt
Jim Hightower
Inside Guardian
Paul Mathis
Outer Veuardian
Leo Pierre
First Social Planned by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow and Rebekah members and partners are urged to reserve Saturday night January 21 for the first social of 1956. The organizing committee includes Frank Zgoda Wallace Thompson Art Lindseth D H Moulton Charles Johns Kid Obernolte Andrew Brutosky H C Huffman Gus Depner L P Larsen Calvin Southard Dave Buchanan D O Moulton Ira Denison J C Beck L W Meyers J A Kelley and LeRoy Schilling. They promise several special features for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Frank Zgoda
Wallace Thompson
Art Lindseth
D. H Moulton
Charles Johns
Kid Obernolte
Andrew Brutosky
H. C Huffman
Gus Depner
L. P. Larsen
Calvin Southard
Dave Buchanan
D. O. Moulton
Ira Denison
J. C. Beck
L. W Meyers
J. A. Kelley
LeRoy Schilling
Lutheran Ladies Aid Opens 1956 Study Series
The Priscilla Esther and Dorcas Circles begin the 1956 program series The Christian Grows a study of Peter and his Epistles next Wednesday January 18. Priscilla Esther circle meets at the church at 2:30 p.m. Dorcas meets at Mrs Dorothy Reiner’s home at 8 p.m. Visitors are welcome.
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Priscilla-Esther
Dorcas
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Peter
Priscilla - Esther
Dorothy Reiner
Farm Bureau Get Acquainted Meeting at Legion Hall
The Teton County Farm Bureau held a Friday night meeting at the Legion Hall to welcome new members. Ken Sturgis served as master of ceremonies while Ted Skelton explained Farm Bureau structure from local to national levels. The event included music, entertainment by a Farm Bureau quartet, and a two hour cinema for children followed by a pot luck supper.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Bureau
Ken Sturgis
Ted Skelton
Pendray
American Farm Bureau
Sherman
Ted Sorenson
Communist Party
Farm Bureau
Sturgis
Rev
A. B Gravdal
Chester Potuzak
Bob Gronberg
Flouridation Discussed At Jaycee Meeting
Moving pictures from the State Board of Health on water flouridation were shown at the Chateau Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting January 4. Dr. Charles Boussard, local dentist, called it a worthwhile project, with Secretary Walter Yeager noting plans for Charter Night observance on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Chateau
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles Boussard
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Yeager
Yeager
Montana Farmers Put Millions Of Grain Under Supports
Nearly 20 million bushels of 1955 crop wheat and 14 million bushels of barley, plus oats rye flaxseed and dry beans, were placed under price support on Dec 15 by Montana farmers. Most were placed under loan with loans totaling nearly 47 million dollars.
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Montana
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Leo. S. Kolstad
ASC
Farm Stored Wheat and Barley Under Support Totals
Through January 31 1966 producers had placed far less wheat under loan than the record 38 million bushels offered in 1943. Barley under support trails the 1954 crop figures with 17 million bushels. As of December 15 more than 18 percent of 1955 wheat and 33 percent of barley were under loan or purchase, with 14.4 million wheat and 11.6 million barley on farm loans and 42 million wheat plus near a million barley in warehouses or purchase agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Produc
Kolstad
State commodity totals and visits by Swenson couple
Other supported commodity totals for the state include beans 11 501 cwt finxseed 102 025 bushels and frye 152 745 bushels. Mr and Mrs Dean Swenson were in Billings last Wednesday and Thursday on business. They also visited the Hugh Reid family in Billings and the Floyi Swenson family in Bozeman.
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Frye
Dean Swenson
Billings
Hugh Reid
Floyi Swenson
Bozeman
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