Twiggs Rites Held At St Joseph Church
Last rites were observed for Albert Alvin Twiggs 60 of Chateau at St Joseph’s Church on Monday after an extended illness. A World War I veteran he is survived by brother Charles Twiggs and sister Emma Smith. Born July 16 1892 in Chateau he spent most of his life here and worked on local sheep ranches. He never married and was a member of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars. Interment followed at Choteau cemetery.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Albert Alvin ‘Twiggs
Fort Harrison
Charles C. Twiggs
Chateau
Emma ‘Smith
Fort ‘Townsend
Wash
Bert and
Mary Twiggs
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
T. J. Gannon
Lutheran Waffle Supper Sunday at Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran brotherhood to hold annual waffle supper this Sunday January 27 in the church basement Chateau. Serving begins 4 30 pm and continues through early evening. Public welcome with free transportation from anywhere in Chateau by calling the church at 2291 during the event. Waffle plate costs one dollar.
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Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Chateau
Weather Note: Extreme Cold and Mixed Snow in Counties
The report records a 30 below zero low in New Orleans last week and a 72 degree high elsewhere. In Choteau temperatures varied with light snow and fluctuating readings noted by the county agent weather bureau office.
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New Orleans
Choteau
County Agent Weather Bureau
March of Dimes Drive Enters Third Week
The March of Dimes campaign in Teton county enters its third week with Ed Die Howard urging rapid donations. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis cites debt from polio cases and stresses timely giving to ensure adequate medical care. volunteers canvass all day to collect contributions.
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Campaiign
Eddie Howard
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Teton County
Bethany Commandery Meeting Urged for Friday
Bethany Commandery calls all members to attend the Friday meeting. The notice appears in the Acantha Want Ads seeking active participation and timely turnout.
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Bethany Commandery
Acantha
Falls Group Hosts Montana Farmers Union Meeting
Almost 100 farm people from more than 30 counties attended a Montana Farmers Union school in Great Falls last week. Speakers from state and federal agencies discussed education, health, conservation, and civil liberty issues amid plans for the 50thanniversary celebration in Dallas.
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Pros 4 Farmers Union
Foe Ra
Falls
Montana, Farmers Union
Great Falls
Tadse
Teton County
Merley Plummer
Ben
Peden
GTA
Georgia
Carl Kraental
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana
Charlotte Holts
State Board of Health
Nick Hellburn
Driver Valleys
John ‘Swackhamer
Montana State University
Missoula
America
Mildred ‘Stoltz
Sunburst
White House
Stoltz
H. R. Harper
Denver
Federal Security Agency
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Harper
U. S
Patierns
National Farmers Union
Dallas
Tex
Lord Boyd Orr
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
High School Dance After Fairfield Choteau Game
The Choteau junior class sponsors an after game dance in the high school gym tomorrow night from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rocky Mountain Ramblers provide music and a short lunch will be served. Everyone is invited.
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Choteau High School
Fairfield
Choteau
Rocky Mountain Ramblers
MSU Honor Roll List Names Fall Quarter Students
Montana State University Missoula announces fall quarter honor roll with students Florente Lucille Cook Chateau Donna Corrine Fleshman Dutton and Nadine Mae Genger Fairfield recognized for scholastic achievement.
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Montana State University
Missoula
Florente Lucille Cook
Chateau
Donnas Corrine Fleshman
Dutton
Nadine Mae Genger
Fairfield
Airport Fire Destroys Hangar and Ford Vehicle
A 1937 Ford and the airport hangar were destroyed in a blaze that lit up the hill and valley. Chateau firemen arrived after 5 am as the office section burned, with water not used to fight the blaze. No spray chemicals were in storage at the airport, typically stocked in April and May.
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Chateau
Blood shortage prompts local blood drive appeal
Fragmentary text shows a call for blood donations with references to drawing blood at home and mentions of armed forces and stockpiles. The readable portions indicate a public appeal for blood due to shortages and a community effort to collect donations.
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Red Cross
Armed Forces
Annual Met sees hospital profits gains and planned improvements
The Teton Memorial Hospital reports monthly profit and loss through last year with gains in October November and December offset by July August and September losses. Funds for a new oxygen tent are donated by the 40 and 8 Voyageur and upgrades like front railings a nurse’s home and landscaping are planned as funds allow.
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Fabrick
Teton Memorial Hospital
Dick Conklin
Chateau American Legion
Voyageur of
Great Falls
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March of Dimes
Alvin Albert ‘Twiggs
St. Joseph Church
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Korea
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Defense Department
Salvin
Marshall
Bragley and
Ridgway
Lovett
MSU
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Safeway
Fis
Orrell
Hills
Great Northern Red Beens
Emir Rice
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OIC
Rosetta
Sunny Hills
Prince Albert
U.S
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Offee Vor
Ead Ees
Roy McCallum
Chef de
Voyageur
Albert Lester
Ed J. Olinsager
J. C. Beck
Tea Halvorson
Matt Burns
Fred ‘Steward
White Sulphur
Gravdal
Gronberg
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