Woman's Club Lectures on Pottery Exhibit by National Arts Chair
Miss Ruby A. Miller chaired the program as the Chateau Woman's Club met at Mrs. George Coffey's home. She spoke on pottery and presented a nationwide exhibit from leading potteries, tracing pottery’s origins, evolution, and global history, with pieces from Newcomb College, New Orleans and others. The meeting drew a large crowd despite cold weather and a February 4 follow up at Mrs. Phil S. Cole's.
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Ruby A. Miller
George Coffey
Chateau Woman's Club
Phil S. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
Montana
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Missippi
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
A von Brigge
Paris
Rookewood
Cincinnati
Byrdcliff
Woodstark
N. Y
Fulper
New Jersey
Dedham
Massachusettes
Omar Khayam
North Carolina
Niloak
Arkansas
Nicholson
Louisiana
Overbeck
Overbeck Pottery Exhibit Showcases Home Made American Ware
Three Overbeck sisters Francis Hannah and Esther own Indiana Overbeck pottery. The exhibit highlights handmade American pottery with unique beauty and local clay potential. Visitors are urged to see the works to appreciate the craft and artistry.
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Persia
Africa
Cairo
Bagdad
Spain
Alhambra
Italy
Lucca Della Robbia
France
Europe
Holland
Delft
England
Staffordshire
Wedgewood
Germany
Johann Bottcher
Americas
Peru
Mexico
America
United States
Cambridge City
Indiana
College of Mines
North Dakota
Iowa State College
Overbeck
Francis
Hannah
Esther Overbeck
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule and Programs
The Community Church announces Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. church training for parents and children and an old testament course led by Mrs. Kaemmer. Thursday 8:00 p.m. choir rehearsal. Pendroy roads permitting there will be a 3:00 p.m. service.
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Epworth League
Farmers Fun Feed Plans Amid Snow Bound Hard Times
Premium Center reports subzero conditions with thirty below wind chill. residents plan a winter social at the farmers' feed and reminisce on past hog sound tricks. Mr and Mrs McLean visited Wolfer ranch while Marion Averill stayed in Chateau for Masonic lodge events as the mail carrier braves snowy roads in a snowbird Ford.
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KFBB
Marion Averill
Chateau
Masonic Lodge
Gap News Reports Freezing Temperatures and Travel Hardships
The Gap endures a deep chill with a 32 below zero reading. Local residents Jake Luinstra and John Luinstra visited Choteau for a basketball game as people note road conditions are severe with field-cut routes to town. Nora and Greta Bush remain on the sick list. The mail carrier continues daily service despite bad roads.
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Jake Luinstra
Theo Paulus
Nora
Greta Bush
John Luinstra
Choteau
Poultry Show Postponed in Augusta
The district poultry show planned for January 21 22 and 23 in Augusta has been indefinitely postponed as of last word received.
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Augusta
Stephen's Church Sunday services and vesper
The schedule lists Holy Communion at 9:00 a.m. and morning prayer with sermon at 11:00 a.m. A 12:00 study and 4:00 p.m. evening prayer follow. The note invites all to attend and suggests the vesper hour will be more practical than a night service. Lee H. Young, General Missionary, signs the notice.
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Stephen's Church
Lee H. Young
Catholic Services Schedule Across Four Towns Next Sunday
Mass times are set for Chateau at 9 and 11 o'clock, Bynum at 11, Dutton at 9, and Power at 11. Bible history and Christian doctrine classes follow each service.
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Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co. annual meeting notice
The Farmers' Co operative Canal Co stockholders meet Saturday February 8 1930 at 2 pm in Farmington Montana to elect officers and conduct business. O S Forseth secretary treasurer conveys the notice with dates for publication.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Co
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Farmers’ Co-Operatice Canal Co
Dutton Boy Attends Farmers Short Course
Nels Hemsted of Dutton is enrolled at the Farmers short course now in session at Montana State College in Bozeman. County Agent Robert Clarkson notes Teton County should have at least 10 young men taking the course. Agriculture is becoming more and more important each year.
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Nels Hemsted
Dutton
Montana State College
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Industry Leaders Demand Trained Management Heads
A speaker urged that the field require trained leaders, insisting on professional standards and prepared management to guide the sector forward.
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Woman's Club
Miss Miller
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. N. Tobie
Nalispell
Arts and Crafts
Women’s Clubs
District Seven
Potter’s
Ptah
Thebes
Assyria
Babylonia
Greece
Etruria
Britain
Egypt
Toshiro
Seto
Swift
Kellogg’s
Walter Baker
McIntosh
Hirshberg’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. S. Gap News
O. S. Forseth
Sec-Treas
Dutton Boy
Farmers’ Short Course
Kantleek
Rexall Stores
Teton Drug
Florsheim
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hannan
Gossard
Brassieres
KOTEX
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