Local residents receive promotions and plans across towns
Robert Olson is promoted to sergeant status. Mrs Irene Ward attends the Glacier district meeting in Shelby. Mrs Stella Davis travels to California with sister from Great Falls. Jerry Breen heads to Casper Wyoming to visit Patty. Jack Acord visits his mother in Great Falls. Mrs C W Burns undergoes major surgery. Mr and Mrs Gordon Monkman attend a Republican luncheon in Helena. John W Hall represents Montana at the National Waterworks convention in New York City. John Lane Jr inducted for military service near Chateau. A newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Dellno in Great Falls. Henry Freeman heads to Mesa for winter. Bernard McGillis to army induction. Various local visits and trips noted among Chateau, Great Falls, Fort Shaw, Agawam and surrounding areas. Arnold Beck and Edna Hensley obtain marriage license January 12.
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Carl Olson
Robert
Irene Ward
Chateau
Womn
Organization of Social Service
The
Methodist Church
Glacierark
Shelby
Stella Davis
Great Falls
California
Jack Acord
College of Education
Dale Blakely
C. W. Burns
Gordon Monkman
Eva McDonald
Helena
McDonald
Monkman
MccDonald
Jee Walker
Carlton Dah Tin
John W. Hall
Fort Shaw
New York City
Montana
A. R. Mitchell
A. R. Robinson
Agawam
John Lane Jr
John Lane Sr
Gordon Dellno
LaVerne Dahlin
State Highway Commission
Henry Freeman
Mesa
Ariz
Bernard McGillis
Tacie McGillis
Oscar& Johnson of
Power
Vici Rae Cook
Seth Cook
Bill Sabo
Babb
Ted Halvorson
Halvorson
Charles Thronson
Goodwin Odden
Dutton
Theo Seaton
Emily Crary
Gilbertson
Minto
Dak
Martin Gronberg
Arthur A. McAuley
Howard W. Heman
Robinson
Judy
Bob Kropp
Arnold Beck
Fairfield
Edna Hensley
Brotherhood Plans Waffle Supper at Trinity Lutheran
The Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran Church sets Sunday January 28 for its annual public waffle supper in the church parlors. New officers elected include Howard Koch as president and John Woodward as vice president with R C Graham as treasurer and Wallace Thompson as secretary. Installation is scheduled for the next regular meeting on the first Sunday in February.
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Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Howard Koch
Howard W. Heman
John Woodward
Wallace Thompson
R. C. Graham
Harold Nelson
Masons and IOOF Promote Whist Tournament Night
Members of the Chateau Masonic and IOOF lodges are asked to defend their teams at the Masonic Temple auditorium tonight at 8 p.m. Oddfellows and Masons are urged to attend the Whist tournament.
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Chateau Masonic
IOOF
Masonic Temple
Local Men In Navy Serve Aboard Hector In Far East
Don A George fireman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Aaron George of Bynum and Donald M Johnson machinery repair man second class USN son of Mr and Mrs Axel Johnson of Power are serving aboard the repair ship USS Hector in the Far East. The ship operates as a unit of a service squadron providing transportation and supply support to naval vessels in the area. The crew is skilled in many trades with foundries forges engine shops and other repair facilities aboard.
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Don A. George
USN
Aaron
Dismissals and admissions at Chateau Hospital
Mrs Linjatti, Frank Cruz and Harry Porter were dismissed on January 10, 10, and 17 respectively. Mrs Carl Blomberg was admitted as a medical patient on January 10.
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Frank Cruz
Harry Porter
Carl Blomberg
Tensions on Sewing Machines for Nylon Stitches
The article advises loosening sewing machine tensions when stitching nylon to prevent puckering and seam draw. It emphasizes proper tension adjustment to maintain smooth, even seams on nylon fabrics.
Alaska pair visits Choteau after five year absence
Bill Pinnell and Morris Talifson of Kodiak Alaska former Choteau residents are visiting friends in Choteau marking their first U S visit in five years. They report little war anxiety among Alaskans and note Alaska residents mostly feel war fear is limited to stateside. They flew from Anchorage to Seattle in about five hours and visited California before Choteau. They work as cannery watchmen for the Alaska Packers Association a Del Monte subsidiary and lead Kodiak bear hunts when not in the cannery.
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Bill Pinnell
Morris
Talifson
Kodiak
Alaska
Choteau
United States
Alaska Market Facts and Longtime Partners' Ventures
Prices run high in Alaska with eggs at about 150 dollars a dozen. City and town employees earn roughly 500 to 600 dollars monthly. Talifson and Pinnell have worked together 23 years, running a fur farm in Choteau until 1938 then moving to Oregon, California, and later Alaska where they turned to beach mining.
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Kodiak Island
Alaska
Eges
Ahd
Talifson
Pinnell
Wheels Split Two Games In Past Week
The Choteau Wheels beat Augusta 64 to 45 at the Choteau gym then lost to the Great Falls air base squad 63 to 47 at the same venue. Tonight Brady quintet visits for a 7 30 pm start with a girls grudge match between Choteau and Brady. Dahlin led scoring in the win over Augusta with 18 points.
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Choteau Wheels
Wheels
Augusta
Choteau Gym
Great Falls Air Base
Choteau
Choteau High School
Brady
Wheelettes
Brady Amazons
Chateau
Dutton
Dahlin
Joan Schneider
Chateau Ffa
Cascade Fpa
Air Base
Christian
Weisner
Eavee
Cha teau Squad Stretches Lead After Slow Third Quarter
Visiting Great Falls nips Cha teau 63 to 47 after a 7 point edge at halftime. Opponent top scorer Sylvester tallies 13 while LaVerne Dahlin adds 20 for Cho au as Cha teau stalls with only two points in the third period.
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Chateau
Air Base
Sylvester
Great Falls
LaVerne Dahlin
Choau
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