Red Cross Roll Call Raises 903.55 in 1934 County Drive
Final report on the 1934 Red Cross roll call in Teton county shows total funds raised of 903.55. Community chairmen and amounts for Choteau Fairfield Farmington Agawam Collins Power Bynum Dutton and others are listed with individual totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Teton County
Roll Call
Co. W. Burns
Choteau
C. W. Burns
Pendrey
Wm. Earles
Damon
W. E. Daily
Bynum
Hampton Bloom
Bole Woman’s Club
Dutton
M. Bechtel
T. J. Larson
Sam Bryson
Dutton Forms Red Cross Branch for Local Relief
Dutton organizes a branch of the Teton county American Red Cross with Miss Margaret Nagle as chapter chairman. Officers include Jonas Johnson, Geo. Sollid, Mrs. J. F. Campbell, and relief committee members Mrs. R. Bourne and Mr. H. Bentley.
Catholic Services Schedule for Several Parishes Next Sunday
Mass times posted for Chateau, Bynum, Dutton and Power churches. Communion Sunday noted for Dutton. Rev. J. F. Schulte, pastor, signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Man
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Guthrie Honored in Indiana University Yearbook 1934
A. B. Guthrie of Choteau Montana who graduated from Indiana University in 1895 will be honored in the 1934 Arbutus yearbook. The book will be dedicated to 40 IU graduates who served as editors of the yearbook from 1894 to 1933 and ties the university history to current campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
A. B. Guthrie
Choteau
Montana
Indiana University
Arbutus
Hoosier State University
LaMar Rensberger
Guthrie
Don Herold
New York
John Crawford
Terre Haute
Indiana
Guild Hosts Enjoyable Party for St. Stephens
The Ladies' Guild of St. Stephens Episcopal Church held a Tuesday night card party at Social Center hall. Twenty tables played and the event raised funds. Prizes awarded included Edith Ramsey for high contract, Alex Burrell for high auction, A H McGinnis for high 500, door prize Elmer C. Smith, with Mayor C W Burns drawing numbers and George Carroll announcing winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Social Center Hall
Ladies’ Guild
Edith Ramsey
Alex Burrell
A. H. McGinnis
Elmer C. Smith
C. W. Burns
George Carroll
Malone outlines new U S Finance Agency at Lions meeting
C K Malone explains the Production Credit Association a Farm Credit administration sponsored agency replacing the old RAC. Great Falls branch to serve north central Montana. J R Blakeslee Grover C Parker named to the board. Miles City jubilee plans noted with area delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Malone
U. S. Finance Agency
Production Credit Corporation
Chateau Lions Club
Teton County
Montana Production Credit Association of
Spokane
Malone
Farm Credit Administration
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Great Falls
Montana Territory
J. R. Blakeslee
Grover C. Parker
Hospital Notes Include Amputation and Births
Mrs. Herman Arps of Fairfield had a finger amputated at the first joint after an accident. Mrs. M. A. Milcox and Mrs. J. E. Hodgskiss entered for treatment and Mrs. M. M. Webb was admitted for medical care. A son was born Wednesday at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Arps
Fairfield
M. A. Milcox
M. M. Webb
J. E. Hodgskiss
Wm. Geis
Sons and Daughters of Teton County meet at Ramsey home
The Oldest Settlers group calls a Friday evening meeting January 26 at 8 p m in the McDonald block home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ramsey. Officers and members are urged to attend to plan the annual party date and other matters. C Wilson Gray president A Ramsey secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Arthur Ramsey
McDonald Block
C. Wilson Gray
A. B. Ramsey
Origin of Famous Oath Linked to Yucca Holy Face
The oath “By the face of God” traces to the Volto Santo or Holy Face at Yucca. A 90 carved early Byzantine crucifix was brought to Lucca from Palestine in 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca
Lucca
Palestine
Sea and air compared to ocean life in a Kansas City Star voice
A Kansas City Star meditation compares life in air to marine existence under water, drawing a metaphor of humans dwelling at the bottom of a vast ocean of air akin to fish living beneath the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Revision of Hog Processing Tax Rates in 1934 Notice
Internal Revenue District of Montana reports a clerical revision to hog processing tax rates. Effective Jan 1 1934 the tax is 1 dollar per hundredweight live. From Feb 1 1934 the rate rises to 1.50 and from Mar 1 1934 to 2.25 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
District of
Montana
H. A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Cheetham Mustard Suit Moves to Teton County Court
The Montana Mustard Seed Cooperative Marketing Association sues T J Cheetham in district court over a contract dispute on mustard seed sales and delivery. A motion to transfer the action to Teton County is scheduled for January 24, arguing venue. The suit seeks 5880 plus interest costs and attorney fees. Cheetham says he has a substantial defense and a demurrer challenges the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mustard Seed Cooperative Marketing Association
T. J. Cheetham
Teton County
Cheetham
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Great Falls Tribune
Correction on Oldest Settlers eligibility and reunion details
The Acantha corrects eligibility age for Teton County Oldest Settlers to 51 instead of 50. The reunion is Thursday Feb 1 at the Masonic hall in Chateau with a 7 p m dinner to start the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Acantha
A. B. Guthrie
Masonic Hall
Chateau
Court Notes From Regular January Term At Conrad
District Judge R M Hattersley presided in a damages suit Griff Pritchard v B B Whissant with C F Holt for the plaintiff and J B Gergen for the defendant. Defense witnesses included Whissant and Colbranson brothers. The court took the case under advisement and scheduled a jury term for February 26. Other items include estate appraisals, final accounts, and orders for sale of personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Griff Pritchard
B. B. Whisnant
C. F. Holt
Great Falls
H. R. Inness
J. B. Gergen
Mr. Whisnant
Cornelius Colbranson
Siegert Colbranson
State of
Montana
Marion Averill
B. I. Packer
Averill
Géo. M. Coffey
Lee Revear
Cowler
Nebraska
Even Strande
T. Tokerud
Math Olson
Elling Jensen
John W. Hall
Jennie M. Gibson
O. S. Forseth
Emma Rose
Joseph A. Rose
E. J. Hirshberg
Daniel T. McGorty
Sudden death of Hank Van Wichen shocks community
Hank Van Wichen, longtime resident, dies at Chateau hospital from blood poisoning after trimming a corn too closely. Community extends sympathy to widow Mrs. Van Wichen. Also notes Marvin Bergland’s emergency appendectomy in Grantsburg over holidays and local social visits and gatherings in this weeks brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank van Wichen
Chateau Hospital
van Wichen
Marvin Bergland
Grantsburg
Wisconsin
Montana
Joe Walkington
Agnes Houston Jones
Raymond
Nebraska
C. A. Austad
Austad
Holm
George Zeigler
Wilbur Zeigler
Dauwalder
Catherine McNabb
A. C. Munson
Ralph Clayton
Marion Davis
Clayton
Fred Swenson
Gronberg
Kermit Dale
Great Falls
A. H. Jones
F. W. Smith
Farmington
Mary Hane
Bill Bran
H D Club Meets At Mrs. Earl Zimmerman's Home
Denberg and Miss Gladys Hane of Simms along with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinsey and others attended the H D club gathering at Mrs. Earl Zimmerman's home Thursday. Mrs. Ralph Clayton and Mrs. John Holm helped entertain after the business meeting. Mrs. E M Bammel directed amusing stunts before lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jones
F. W. Smith
H. L. Stafford
Choteau
Warm Springs Charity Highlighted in Roosevelts Past Work
Current Events notes President Roosevelt favored Warm Springs foundation as his major recovery effort after infantile paralysis. It recalls his 1924 six week visit and fundraising to aid crippled children, plus the foundation’s medical support. The piece also covers school assemblies and student art and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Georgia
Warm Springs
Sleepy Hallow
Washington Irving
Lfe
Kenneth Sulgrove
Virginia Stark
Edith St. Germain
Ichabod
Dorothy Jacobson
Sunnyside
Irving
Esther Nordhagen
Norman Rosengren
Henrietta Tumblin
Bryant
Maxine Peterson
Ellen Nordhagen
Corn Otness
Billy Lather
Verna Huffman
Lucille Olson
Mac Coffey
Jean Smith
Bobby Carlson
Edna Arensmeyer
Phyllis Walley
Yvonne Wheeler
John Smith
Songs of Childhood Revives Grade School Singing
In The Songs of Childhood several soloists perform revised songs daily. Do re mi teaching sparks new interest in first and second grades while movable do excites third grade. On Thursday fourth grade starts a review of 28 folk games ranging from simple to more difficult singing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re, Me
Notice of Seizure in Libel Case for 1928 Dodge Truck
Libel filed in the District Court of Montana seeks condemnation and forfeiture of a 1928 Dodge Truck Engine No. 1047 304 seized April 29 1932 at Chateau. The United States alleges the defendant hid intoxicating liquor to evade taxes and demands claims or defenses be filed by February 24 1934 with U S Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United
United States
Great Falls
Montana
Rotla Duncan
U. S
District of Montana
T. J. Tobin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burns
Catholic Services
J. F. Schulte
GUILD
Nash’s
Catsup Batavia
Libby
Hiawatha
Prunes
Campbell's
B. R. Flour
Tall Boy
Rzona
Saurkraut
Montana Stock Growers Association
Miles City
T. O. Larson
John Hentges
C. S. McDonald
C. D. McDonald
J. J. Hannan
Senator Larson
Hazel Trescott
Geo. Tennant
Hannan
H. E. Adams
H. W. Bateman
Otto Wagnild
Choteau To
Havre
Teton County Court
Bole
S. Maccany
Chas. Koch
Mary Bair
Ted Paulus
W. B. Butchart
Kimball Piano
O. Hansen
Iateau
L. E. Taylor Garac Ford Sales
Jas
Drinkwine, Chateau
Henry
L. D. S&s. Hall
Penney
J.C. Penney Co., Inc
Choteau, Mont
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