Dutton News Briefs From Ky To California And Local Gatherings
Dutton and nearby communities report travel plans for Honolulu trips, Lutheran Ladies Aid meetings at the church, and social hosts for Thursday January 31. Local clubs meet, hospital patients update, new officers for St Williams Altar Society named, and residents on travels to Mesa and Stockton. Weekend games saw a 68-49 win for the Cardinals over Belt Huskies with Dutton breaking a tie late. B team results were losses.
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Deaconess’ ‘Hospital
St. Williams Altar Society
Ray Decker
Harold Waters
Miles Robert Scott
Jim Maxwell
E. G. Plick
Daisy
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Warner
Alberta
M.’B. Ballard
Mesa
Ariz
Elmer Currie
Boyd
California
K. Hofte
Winfield: Scott
Arne Hofte
Great Falls
David Rempel
Ke “Gark“Rosok
Sweelti
Oscar
Johnson
Rosholt
Bernal Johnson
Gale
Adam Dalman
Mrcc
Martin
Gunderson
Bill Heckford
Andit
Rudolph Gettel
Arnie
Gettel
Little
Geane
Pirates
Cardinals
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Belt ‘Huskies
Belti
Duntton
Sayre
Bill ‘Smith
Carolines
Dutton
Bill” Nelson
WSCS
Ted Goodmundson
Dash
Snowy roads fail to close Salona school
Despite drifting and stiff winds, snowfall spared area roads long enough for students to attend. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fitzgerald drove children Helen and Marvin Arp to school while others joined a well attended hall party with 500 prizes and a lunch. 4-H meeting followed by gatherings at the hall. Multiple local families visited Brady and Conrad for events and shopping as frost persisted.
Local Social Notes From Friday Night and Weekend Visits
SEC agit 7 and Ragen along with Mary Lou Horak were overnight guests of Lillian Banns on Friday night. Gillan had a birthday that day. Bud Campbell and Reo Coghill traveled to Walter in search of hay for cattle. Roger Emperoer and family from Great Falls visited A DeBruycker family. George Best and family visited relatives in Great Falls. A chimney fire at the teacherage caused a scare but no damage amid a gale. Walter Banns stayed with friends in Brady to attend school. Emil Schlepp and family of Brady called on Clyde Baquet. Eugene Baquet and family drove to the Robertsons near Shelby to leave children for a party and returned Sunday. Dale Bakken stayed with Charles Horak Thursday night as parents could not come for him after school.
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Lawrence Fitzgerald
iHelen
Albert ‘Tomshaw
Erwin Arplow
Walter Dodds
Eugene “Baquet
Ory
Albert Tomsha
Henri Tomsha
Loretta
Joe Heirley
Brady
Bill Fourts
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Kelsh
Clark Corey
Selmer Bakken
Fitzgérald
Roy
England
Arizona
Minut
Reo Coghill
Erwin Arp
Ridy DeBruycker
Conrad
Kelsha
Betty
Joe Hemnley
Henry Tomsha
Jourad
Pete Swanson
D. Banis
Helen Arp
Mary Lou Montague
Mary’ Lou Horak
Lillian Banns
Gillan
Bud Campbell
Walier
Roger Emperoer
Great Falls
A. DeBruycker
George Best
Walter Banns
Emil Schlepp
Clyde Baquet
Eugene Baquet
Robertsons
Shelby
Hall
Dale Bakken
Charles Horak
First Free Balloons Prefigure Civil War Aerial Recon
The article notes that the American Civil War offered the first large scale theater for free balloon use in reconnaissance. It highlights early airlift, observation missions, and the strategic value of balloons in military intelligence during the conflict.
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