Minstrel Show Set for Fairfield Friday Night
Fairfield Woman's club sponsors a minstrel show with Miss Mae Walton directing. Notable participants include A. W. Walker, John Petersgon, Ed Bammel, Edmund Bam mel, Jim Looney, Georgia Vanderhoof, Harold Prior, Oscar Gaare and Betty Prior. Two performances at 7 and 9 p m anticipated. many from Chateau expected to attend.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Woman's Club
Mae Walton
Teton County High School
Chateau
A. W. Walker
John Petergon
Ed. Bammel
Edmund Bammel
Jim, Looney
Georgia Vanderhoof
Harold Prior
Oscar Gaare
Betty Prior
Belleview Social Notes From the Ward and Gray Ranch
The Belleview column records a series of visits and weekly activities. The 4-H girls met at Gus Mcowell’s home while the Home Demonstration club plans a January 22 meeting with Mrs. Wilson Gray. Various locals including Mrs. Phyllis Thornton and the Yeager, Kellogg, Peebles, Trebesch, Lytle, and Fearon households spent time at ranches and on wood cutting and ice putting duties around Ward and Gray ranches, with several Great Falls and Cut Bank visitors noted.
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Gus Mcowell
Wilson Gray
Phyllis Thornton
Chateau
Harry Yeager
James Peebles
Ward Ranch
J. B. Kellogg
Great Falls
Gray Ranch
Chris Trebesch
Lane Ranch
Mac Lytle
Cut Bank
Peebles Ranch
Yeager Ranch
J.C. Salmond
Floyd McFarlane
Don McFarlane
Ed. Fearon
M. M. Frazier
Semester tests and high school worries in late-night notes
The piece describes campus reminders of looming semester tests and the strain of late-night work. It mentions students and staff from a county high school, including tracking of study habits, a boy leaving a car with a girl alone, and a misfortune for Dean Corey due to appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wallace
Evelyn
Bill
Mr. Davis
Teddy Roosevelt
Barney McClue
Robert Gronberg
Esquire
Teton County High
Dean Corey
Dean
Buck
4H Mountain View Club Adopts Constitution
The Mountain View 4-H club held its fourth meeting at the Charles Cooper home on January 12 and adopted its constitution. The group started its program of work for the year and set a next meeting for January 26 at Andy Hyatt's. Mrs. Cooper and the girls served lunch after the meeting.
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Mountain View
4-H Club
Charles Cooper
Andy Hyatt’s
Stitch in Time 4-H Club Plans Silver Tea
The Stitch in Time 4-H Club met January 19 at Mrs Halver Daley’s home. They arranged a silver tea at Mrs Guy Miller’s home on January 29 inviting mothers and friends. Mr Crawford of Singer Sewing Machine Co gave a demonstration on machine use and care. EDNA ARENSMEYER Reporter.
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Stitch In Time Club
Halver Daley
Guy Miller
Mr. Crawford
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Edna Arensmeyer
Settler Lemuel L. Graves Dies in Los Angeles
Word arrives of the death of Lemuel L. Graves at age 74 in Los Angeles on his birthday. An early Greenfields settler, he homesteaded southeast of town after moving from Idaho in 1910 with wife and five children, later living in West Los Angeles. Survived by wife, three sons R W Graves R N Graves W E Graves and two daughters Mrs F H McLean of Fairfield and Mrs James Richards of Los Angeles.
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Fairfield Times
Los Angeles
Lemuel L. Graves
Greenfields
Idaho
Graves
W. E. Graves
F. H. McLean
Fairfield
James Richards
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Pre-Holiday Gatherings
Mrs Jack Jensen returns from Molise Mont to visit her husband receiving treatments. Ziers family in Billings for holidays. cousin visiting. Mr and Mrs Arthur Weist host about 30 for Jan 8 turkey dinner and party. Lillian Robinson holds eleventh birthday party with eleven guests. Eva May Thomas unable to attend due to operation. Otto Schaefer hosts dinner and bridge with three tables. prizes awarded to Mrs Kropp and Mr Wagner. Our H J club schedules next meeting Jan 27.
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Jack Jensen
Molise
Mont
Ziers
Billings
Arthur Weist
Robinson
Lillian
Eva May Thomas
Conrad Hospital
Otto Schaefer
Paul Kropp
G.torgerson
O. Wagner
G. Torgerson
H. J. Club
Music Examinations Scheduled Here February 7
Regular examinations for applied music certificates will be conducted February 7 in the office of County Superintendent Inez Eckford. Ruth Reardon, state superintendent, informed Mrs. Eckford of the plan. Examinations are for teachers of music seeking school credit for their instruction.
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County Superintendent of Schools
Inez Eckford
Eckford
Ruth Reardon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pendroy 4H Pals Club Notes
The Pendroy 4 H Pals met January 15 at Julius Rowland s home. A lunch was served by Julia. The next meeting is February 5 at 1 30 at Evangeline Rose s home. Shirley Peterson Reporter.
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Julius Rowland
Julia
Evangeline Rose
Shirley Peterson
Methodist Church Notes January Service Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with special music led by Miss Walton and Miss Richards. Sermon by the pastor on The Christian and His Problems, fourth in a series What Does It Mean to Be a Christian. Epworth League 6 30 leaders Billy Davidson and Bob Kropp. Evening service 7 45 with congregational singing and sermon The Dust Bowl Area of Spiritual Life, fourth in The Processes series.
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Miss Walton
Miss Richards
Epworth League
Billy Davidson
Bob Kropp
Bynum Church Announces Special Service at 3 P.M.
Alterations to the church interior will begin once materials arrive and extra chairs will be provided for overflow congregants. Richard F. Vick, minister, invites worshipers to hear a sermon on the greatest theme any preacher ever preached ruled by the church’s schedule.
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Bynum
Richard F. Vick
Local social notes and visits in Pendray area
Pendray News reports visiting relatives near Power by Mrs. Jack Campbell and two sons and Great Falls visitors Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McDonald from last week. Surgical patients at Conrad hospital include Eva Mae Thomas Betty Talifson and Mrs. Peter DenBoer. Relatives from Agawam visited Fred Durland's Sunday. Ladies Aid lunch and food sale in Farmers' Union building from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Gay Gitchell hosted a birthday dinner for Mr. Gitchell with O C Durland Roy Estes Ellsworth Durland and Fred Durland among guests. A pot luck dinner was held at the Bolen home in Fairfield with W J Earls Herman Earls and K Earls. Mrs. C L Fulbright was reported sick.
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Jack Campbell
Power
Garnet McDonald
Great Falls
Eva Mae Thomas
Betty Talifson
Peter DenBoer
Conrad Hospital
Agawam
Fred Phillips
Ladies Aid
Farmers’ Union
Gay Gitchell
Mr. Gitchell
O. C. Durland
Roy Estes
Ellsworth
Fred Durland
W. J. Earls
Herman Earls
K. Earls
Bolen
Fairfield
C. L. Fulbright
Local Social Roundup From Missoula Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Swanson and son toured to Missoula Sunday. Catholic ladies plan a card party January 26 at Farmers Union building. Mr. and Mrs. Talbert hosted a bridge dinner Saturday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. McDonald Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs. J Sheble Mr. and Mrs. Gutshall Bob McDonald Weldon Swanson. High score went to Mrs. McDonald and J H Gutshall. James Sheble won the traveling prize and Weldon Swanson took the cut prize. Jean Larson spent the weekend with her parents Julius Hanson left for California Saturday, followed by W P Phillips to Great Falls. J B and W H Wellenstein attend wool growers meeting in Great Falls. Max Brownell and wife were dinner guests at the Talbert home Sunday. Mrs R Jones drove to Great Falls Tuesday.
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J. A. Swanson and
Missoula
Farmers’ Union
Talbert
McDonald
Jones
Sprinkle
J. Sheble
Gutshall
Bob McDonald
Weldon Swanson
J. B
W. H. Wellenstein
Great Falls
Max Brownell
R. Jones
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Geen Powesy
Mas Robabde Snares Ter Norded Vaumion A
D. Coersaterd Quelityt
Ippuses
Rexoll Drug Store
Rexall
Belleview
Morris Teterud
Stitch
Gor
Cotm Eee Er Pelt Coke Kb
Vamaaelan
Your Standard Oil Dealer
Gus
Standard Oil
Gus Depner
Choteau
Ray’s
Pondera
Dupuyer
Chick’s Shell Station
Methodist Church
Capitol Rock Wool Insulation
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Vigen
Post Tavern
Pendray News
Certel Coal Mines
Rice- Auto Court
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
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