Perfect Attendance Noted At Public School Amid Flu
Ninety seven pupils had perfect attendance in six weeks though overall rate fell to 94 percent due to a holiday flu outbreak. The note lists names by grade of students with perfect attendance and invites patrons to view the new painting The Landing of Columbus by Alyward, valued at fifty dollars, hung in the main hall as part of exhibit funds since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Dellwo
Michelt Campbell
Stanley Gunther
Ralph Cherry
Ralph Aldani
Susan Ode
Marlene Huffman
Bonna Leelard
Charles LaRance
Jean van Auken
Jack Luinstra
Suzanne Crossen
Donald Anderson
Keith Davis
Gerald Harris
Raymond Semingsen
Virgil Kolstad
Harriet Enderson
Sylvia Hanson
Dorothy Reynolds
Dorothy Foster
Gaye Linford
Roger Hammond
Joanne Cardell
Sydney Forrest
Shirlene Reynolds
Joline Corbett
Rena Nelson
Joyce Vigen
Floyd DeRussha
James E. Oertel
Jimmy Jackson
Donna Haefer
Pauline Lyons
Carlyn Beck
Ruth Arensmeyer
Milford Field
Henry Franks
Vernon Howe
John Rose
Ernest Snyder
Hugh Stillman
Martin Vigen
Kenneth Burlingame
Merrill Field
Jimmy Forrest
Joseph Hollinshead
Clifford Morgan
Lloyd Nelson
Robert Olsen
Cecil Snyder
Grant Wheeler
Beverly Anderson
Donald Kolstad
Joe Rosette
Robert Smith
James Anderson
Leslie Otness
John Smith
Harvey Thronson
Milton van Auken
Margaret Armstrong
Kathleen Campbell
Dorothy Dale
Bernice Foster
Colleen Harris
Verna Huffman
Mable Mancoronal
Janiece McClue
Marie Smith
Nancy Stenson
Alice van Scherpenzee
Columbus
Alyward
Art Appreciation Program Links Townsfolk To Masterpieces
The article praises art study and describes a gallery of pictures in the minds of local youth. It notes the NBC program Art For Your Sake airing Saturdays at 5:30 PM. Lawrence and Joyce Vigen have left school to continue studies in Bynum for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Lawrence
Joyce Vigen
Bynum
FFA News Focuses on Egg Law Meeting and Rifle Club
The local F F A chapter sponsors an Montana egg law and candling session with 1 30 p m and 8 p m public programs led by a state agricultural specialist from Helena. A National Rifle Association notice reports a charter for the F Fr A Junior Rifle Club and a request for two .22 bore army rifles with CMP targets. The F F A basketball team lost 27 to 20 at Conrad, evening the season at 3 2 record. upcoming games feature Teton vs Walter and Fort Benton on the local floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Agricultural Commission
Helena
F Fr. A
National Rifle Association
Washington
Civilian Marksmanship Association
Army
Conrad
Teton
Walier
Fort Benton
Grant Approved for Galen Tuberculosis Sanitarium Expansion
The federal public works administration approved a grant of 7445 to the state board of examiners to finish the third floor addition at the Galen tuberculosis sanitarium. The new floor will add 20 beds, increasing total capacity to about 200 beds after the two floors already in use added 38 beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Public Works Administration
State Board of Examiners
Galen
Farmington Social News Recaps Local Visits and School Projects
Farmington residents host gatherings for the Stenson Swenson Binford and Hadley families while others travel to Great Falls. Alden Mast leads a new electric shop project at Farmington school with motors and tools. A basket social for January 26 funds the hall and a Tome Demonstration Club meeting features elaborate refreshments and a lively foods program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stenson
C. M. Swenson
Cal Binford
Helen Binford
G. I. Tangen
Eva Hadley
Adolph Arenssere
R. G. Thorn and
John
Harry
Great Falls
Chas. Baker
Sharon Joann
Conrad
Ralph Caskey
Burton School
Ee Imogene Cusick
Earl Camden
F. W. Smith and Sons
W. G. Dauwalder
Alden Mast
Farmington School
Howard Arensmeyer
Cc. O. Edwards
Tome Cemonstration Club
P. O. Otness
Lambs Fed in State Reach 300000 Mark
Jay G. Diamond of Helena reports 300000 lambs were fed in the state early this year, 85000 more than a year ago. The record feeding occurred in 1933 with 240000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Diamond
Helena
Federal Department, of Agriculture
Local Shoppers and Visits Around Town Gatherings
Collins News notes Saturday shoppers at Chateau include Mr and Mrs A Lippens Mr and Mrs R DeBow Mr and Mrs George Tomeka and family Mrs Jr Waterman visits Great Falls Thursday H Montague and Margaret shop Dutton Saturday guests at Tomsha's Sunday Carsten Holt begins cutting ice at Lewis dam R Cogill travels to Great Falls Saturday Mike Horak and Mrs Horak visit Dutton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lippens
R. DeBow
George Tomeka
Jr. Waterman
Great Falls
Mike Horak
Dutton
Mountain View 4H Club Meeting Report
On January 12 the Mountain View 4H Club met at Mrs. Perry’s home. Members planned to read jokes and riddles during roll call and enjoyed many games and a lunch served by Mrs. Perry. Bernice Richem, Reporter.
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Public School News
F. F. A. News
Breen Oil CO
Farmington News
Collins News
Farmington Hall
Benefit of Hall Fund
Mountain View
Mrs. Otis Mellon
Wey
Nat Poly Itt
Coleman and
Spark
Sturgis Hardware and Implement CO
Cote Power
Fairfield
Chuck
O. Davis
Cigar Store
Collins and Forgey
Eddie
Gamble Store
W. W. Scott
Chateau
Carl Hager
Rexall Drug Store
Elmer R. Dial Texaco Bulk Plant
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
R. A. Anderson
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Creamery
Teton’s HomeOwned Creamery
THE
Choteau Acantha
Teton County Reade
Leigh’s
Texaco
Firestone
Hanson Bros. Garage and
MR. and
Mrs
WM. Forrest
Depner
GAS Atlas
Choteau Drug Company
Moderne Beauty
Billy and
Vivian
J C. Penney CO
Rexall Beauty Shop
Marion and
Dolly
Choteau Bakery
Choteau Meat CO
Nick Vlinker
Irs
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