Parkett enters Phi Sigma Kappa at Montana State
Talk of Joan Roger Parkett of Bynum notes initiation into Phi Sigma Kappa on January 15 at Montana State University in Missoula. The page also lists local residents’ travels, visits, and events across area towns and states with many names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Parkett
Bynum
Phi Sigma Kappa
Montana State University
Missoula
C. H. Porter
Great Falls
Bryan Corbett & Son Son
Crary Ranch
Jim Dellwo
Helena
District TV
Montana
Dellwo
Elmer Cardell
George Carroll
Fort Harrison
A. O. Peterson
Graybull Wyo
Jimmy Peterson
Jesse Jensen
Fairfield
Chateau
Bob Waltermire
Miami
Fla
Arnold Hanusa
PTA Benefit Dance Planned for Band Uniform Fund
At a recent PTA executive committee meeting the group decided to hold a benefit dance to raise funds for the high school band uniforms. The venue and date will be announced later.
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P.T.A. Executive Committee
Snappy Snippers Elect New Officers at Meeting
Snappy Snippers gathered at the grade school lunch room on January 10 with Jean Raush in charge of refreshments. Newly elected officers are Dede Wilson president Pauline Richem vice president and Linde Lu Groot secretary. They will elect others at the next meeting. Frieda Schrader spoke on keeping a good record.
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Jean Raush
Dede Wilson
Pauline Richem
Linde Lu Groot
Frieda Schrader
Mayor Reports on City Administration Improvements
The mayor outlines revenue use for water extensions in C. K. Granger area and planned cemetery program for Cha teau with county involvement. He notes the obsolete sewage plant and possible $52,000 funding for a new facility, with Engineer Hall assessing costs. Improvements center on streets with gravel, district upgrade options, and a public service night. Hospital bid process remains open with multiple groups invited to propose management terms. Three board members were re elected to terms of three years.
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Sturgis
C. K. Granger
John Hall
Hall
G. E. Monkman
Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Drive Progress Stresses Summer Opening
Hospital drive continues with about $40,000 still needed to reach the $215,000 goal. An additional $5,000 would supply perishable items like medicines bandages groceries and other essentials to start operation. If funded, the hospital would open on schedule this summer.
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Ontario
Canada
Olen Rausch
Missouri
Chick Grimsley
Chicago
Nick Vlinker
Pete Savik
Denver
LeRoy Nelson
Power
Smoot Rowley
Choteau
Donna Holm
Dutton
Lucy Stott
Bill Riggs
California
Riggs
Sverrah
J. C. Salmond
Roy Estes
Filathead Lake
Pendrey
Waltermire
Son
Ruth O’hare
Louis Clough
Meda McLean
West Coast
Pasadena
Calif
Nice
Ann Ecford
Whit Scarborough
Larkspur
John Sullivan
Gordon Ekford
John Favor
Will Coburn
Prescott
Ariz
Julius Mozer
Julius
Joe Mozer
Leah Holmgren
Anaconda
Moose Lodge
Harvey Vandenberg
Ruby Clark
Jimmy Peters
Simms
Teton Saddle Club
Moose Hall
C. L. Ferguson
Hal Ferris
Guson
Phillips 66
Glacier Petroleum Co
Cut Bank
Mrs. Ferguson
Conrad
Rex
Rex Peterson
General Foods
Acantha
Thrift
National Hospital Management Associa
Tions
C. W. Burns
Jerry Breen
Paul
Pyo
Denze
Carcer
Adout
Idaho
the Coast
Knudtzon Lumber Company
VD Sass
PelAney’s
Contin
Oktic of Meet
Auto Supplies
Leonard
U.S