Fairfield News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Events
Mrs Melvin and Mr Albert Dale returned from Little Rock via train after holiday visiting relatives and a Chicago stop. Mrs Frank Covall of Great Falls leaves for Rochester Minn for medical treatment. A birthday gathering for Helen Cole included Leo Wilke Chris Kolste Fay Lear Melvin Bueling and Kenneth Christian. Communnity Congregational church elected officers after a potluck. The Hilling family from Dupuyer moved to Fairfield to live with Schoensigels until spring break. Eagles coach Bill Roney schedules road games at Fort Benton and Great Falls Central after losses to Sunburst and Shelby. Senior Woman's Club met at Ebbe Griffiths home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dale
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Frank Covall
Great Falls
Bill Cole
Rochester
Minn
Helen
Leo Wilke
Chris Kolste
Fay Lear
Melvin Bueling
Kenneth Christian
Community Congregational Church
Jack Hilling
Dupuyer
Fairfield
Schoensigel Duplex
Leo Willie
Bill Roney
Eagles
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Great Falls Central Mustangs
Broodmobile to Visit Cha teau. Local Health and Community Notes
Mary Lou Montague reports the Broodmobile will be in Cha teau Monday January 17 from 3 to 7 p.m. Roy Coghill injured his ankle severely during last Friday’s Power Brady game and will use crutches for days. Charles Horak returns to school after weeks missing due to rheumatic fever. Frank Horak family visited Fred Deering in Cut Bank. Roads in Premium Center graveling with farmer help. Collins residents attended REA meeting in Great Falls. Lillian Banis and Billy Alzheimer joined a CYO party in Conrad. Lois Eklund Sharon Alzheimer Frances Banis Judy Tomsha and Loretta Tomsha helped Margo Coghill celebrate her birthday. Lloyd Pedersen H. M. Montague attended Nels Hemetads house-warming in Dutton. England visitors from Conrad and Choteau. Roy England wheat hauling for Mrs Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Roy Coghill
Charles Horak
Frank Horak
Fred Deering
Cut Bank
Premium Center
Collins
REA
Great Falls
Thompsons
Harkins
Banis
Lillian Banis
Billy Alzheimer
Conrad
Lois Eklund
Sharon Alzheimer
Frances Banis
Judy
Loretta Tomsha
Margo Coghill
Lloyd Pedersen
H. M. Montague
Dutton
Englands
John England
Herb Randalls
Choteau
Roy England
R. H. Mayer
Legion Auxiliary hears Bridenstine on UMT bill and veterans law
Local attorney and National Guard officer K M Bridenstine addressed the American Legion Auxiliary on proposed legislation likely to pass in Congress. He explained the UMT act and draftee options, plus potential VA economy measures and new health insurance plans for veterans and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Bridensfine
National Guard
American Legion Auxiliary
Bridenstine
Congress
Army and Defense Department
Veterans Administration
V. A
FHA
Agawam Family Holiday Visit Highlights Local Notes
AGAWAM Mr and Mrs Alex Zier and family were in Billings visiting his father in the hospital. The 4-H club met as scheduled. the social club planned a community party for Jan 14 to raise funds for Teton Memorial hospital. Several local residents attended events in Great Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Zier
Billings
Henry Morhardt
C.M. & St. Paul
Agawam Social Club
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Fairfield News
Mrs. Melvin
Sunburst
Shelby Coyotes
Eee
Ebbe Griffith
Mary Lou Montague
Corr
Best Buys
Teton County
Kaiser
Studebaker
Chevrolet
International
Willys Jeep
Dodge
Ford
Nice
John Deere
Oliver Tractor
W. B
Legion Auxiliary
Sarah Kropp
Clara Baker
Agawam
Teton Memorial Hospital
Shelby
Art Weist
Bob Brownell
Pendroy
A. C. Robinson
Lloyd Jensen
Lloyd
Montana
Canadian
Oliver Thorvilson
Charles van Clave
Montana Elevators of
Otto Wagnild
Civic Center
Star Theatre
Scott Brady
Betta St. John Starring
Billy the Kid
Technicolor
Robert Marrict
Ruth Warrick
Robert Simon
Danny Kaye
Choteau Garage
Chateau Drug Co
Colgates “Gardol
Dorothy Gray
Helen Curtiss
Johnson
Midland Implement Company,inc
Billings-Creat Falls
Hanson Brothers Garage
America
Ln A
Dodge Dealers
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Abc-Tv
Bert Parks
Roy Rogers
NBC
Taylor Motor Company
Main Street
Choteau, Montana
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