Coulter Dies After Long Illness in Great Falls
Funeral services for C. A. Coulter, 50, held in Great Falls chapel. Born March 21, 1911 in Oakland California. Son-in-law of Robert Miller of Choteau and widowed by Laura Miller of Choteau. Air Force crew chief in World War II. Retired from Northern School Supply due to illness. Attendees included Choteau residents Mrs. Robert Miller and others.
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C. A. Coulter
Great Falls
Coulter
Robert Miller
Choteau
Laura
Laura Miller
Oakland
Calif
Chateau
Air Force
Chapel of Chimes Funeral Home
Leon Gollehon
Arthur Bagley
Jay Lyon
Leonard Sheble
Choteau B Squad Splits Road Basketball Games
The Choteau B squad split road results, losing 54 43 to Shelby and winning 50 28 against Browning. Artie Anderson led with 12 points in the Shelby game, while Gollehon and Swanson led in the Browning contest.
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Choteau
Shelby
Browning
Artie Anderson
Gollehon
Swanson
Zion Installed as President of Montana Auto Club
Forrest Zion was installed as president of the Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club in Great Falls. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F A Zion and brother of Bob Zion of Chateau. The club gathers owners of pioneer cars and license plates to promote preservation and fellowship with about 240 members statewide.
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Forrest Zion
Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto _ Club
Great ‘Falls
Zion
F.A. Zion
Bob Zion
Chateau
Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club
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