Mrs. J Stordahl Dies After Stroke in Fairfield
Mrs Joseph Matilda Stordahl 74 of Fairfield died Sunday from a stroke. Funeral at Our Saviors Lutheran Church Fairfield with Rev August Borchardt officiating. Interment Highland Cemetery. Born April 1 1892 Hendrum Minnesota married May 12 1909. Survived by widower two sons Maynard Great Falls William Santa Maria Calif five daughters Helen Guenther Ruth Verzuh Olive Glover Cora Crossman Deloris Rosin plus Harry Wallace and Ben Olson, a brother and grandchildren.
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Joseph
Matilda) Stordahl
Fairfield
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
August Borchardt
Highland Cemetery
Hendrum
Minn
Great Falls
Stordahl
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Maynard
William
Santa Maria
Calif
Roy
Helen
Harry Wallace
Ben Olson
Newport
Ore
Hospitalized patient Mrs Lillian Anderson at Columbus Hospital
Mrs Lillian Anderson is a medical patient at Columbus Hospital in Great Falls and was hospitalized Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vern Scott and family Chester arrived a week ago Saturday to visit her mother Mrs Peggy Richem and other relatives. Anna Christen returned to Chateau to enroll as a high school senior living with her grandmother Mrs Emma Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Anderson
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Vern Scott
Chester
Peggy Richem
Anna Christen
Chateau
Emma Moon
Scout Wonderland Open House Slated
The Chateau Senior Girl Scout Troop plans to reopen Wonderland in the Woman's Club library basement. An open house is set for Saturday February 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. Mothers and children are invited. Wonder Wonderland, sponsored by Senior Girl Scouts, entertains children ages four through seven each Saturday morning from 10 to 11.
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Chateau
Woman's Club
Former Couple Feted on 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shirley of Fort Benton were honored at a 50th wedding anniversary reception at the Fort Benton Methodist Church. Hosts included their children William J. Shirley Jr. of Minneapolis H. E. Koontz of Billings Colin O. MacLeod of Fort Worth and George of Muskegon. The couple wed in 1916 in Billings. Shirley, a retired teacher and administrator, served as high school superintendent here from 1941 to 1947 and later as Chouteau County clerk of court. they have five grandchildren.
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W. J. Shirley
Fort Benton
Fort Benton Methodist Church
William J. Shirley Jr
Minneapolis
Montana
Chateau
Chouteau County
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admitted and Dismissed
Lists of patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Jennie Brewster and others from towns such as Choteau Fairfield and Bynum. Birth announced a son to Mrs Gideon Schmidt of Fairfield. Dismissals include Daniel Grundhauser and Mrs Bill Patton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Brewster
Mildred S. Schwartz
Fairfield
Bertha Albright
Timothy Thompson
Alma Carlson
Charles Koch
Lillian K. Anderson
Ophelia Forrest
Howard W. Bateman Jr
David S. Wipf
Ora Knowlton Jr
Bynum
Emil Johnson
Oneida Forseth
Nancy T. Robinson
Choteau
Gideon Schmidt
Daniel Grundhauser
Great Falls
Bill Patton
George Coffey
Hogeland Visitors Stay With Local Family
Hogeland Montana resident Mrs. Jim Billmayer arrived Wednesday to spend several days visiting her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Barney McClue and their family.
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Jim Billmayer
Hogeland
Mont
Barney McClue
Hope Hensley Wins 1967 Homemaker of Tomorrow Title
Hope Hensley ranked first in a written homemaking knowledge test on December 6 and is Chateau’s 1967 Homemaker of Tomorrow. She competed among 581,334 girls in 14,753 high schools, a new program record. She receives a silver charm and advances toward state and national scholarships from $500 to $5,000.
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Hope M. Hensley
Chateau
General Mills
Miss Hensley
District of Columbia
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Tommorrow
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Local Social Notes and Births Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Dick Dauwalder and family dined at Sunny Slope with her parents Mr and Mrs Kermit Dale. James Harrington of Conrad visited her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Bill Chalmers. William F Olsen attended a Montana Underwriters seminar January 19 in Great Falls. Bill and Mrs Bill Kimmel welcomed a son at Shelby Hospital January 14 weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Ron Brown and family plan to move to Billings. Loren Wilcox of Bynum returned home after a hospital stay in Great Falls. Earl Armstrong and family of Billings visited Gladys Nelson in town. Darwin Armstrong and Charles Armstrong stayed with Lawrence Styren near Brady. Bill Bateman fractured ribs and is at Teton Memorial Hospital. Walter Pearson of Fairfield and Ray Hanson shared Sunday dinner. Dr and Mrs Bill Patton welcomed Blair Richard born January 14 at Teton Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces, 20.5 inches, with sisters Stephanie Jill and brother Lance. Clark Coffey of Plains and Neil Neibauer of Chinook visited George Coffey and Bob Taylor in Chateau. They bought a new pickup from Teton Motor Company during the visit.
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Dick Dauwalder
Kermit Dale
Sunny Slope
James Harrington
Conrad
Bill Chalmers
William F. Olsen
Montana Underwriter’s
Montana Association of Insurance Agents
Shel Town House
Great Falls
Bill Kimmel
Shelby
Shelby Hospital
Kimmets
Chateau
Ron Brown
Billings
Loren Wilcox
Bynum
Earl Armstrong
Gladys Nelson
Bruce
Darwin Armstrong
Lawrence Styren
Brady
Charles Armstrong
Bill Bateman
Teton Memorial Hospital
Walter Pearson
Fairfield
Neil Neibauer
Chinook
Bob Taylor
Susan
The
Teton Motor Company
Bridge for Heart Tourney Continues
The third round of the Bridge for Heart tournament concludes this week with leaders in mixed and women groups. Mixed leaders are Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Monkman with 10 860 points ahead of Dr. and Mrs. C W Boussard on 7 560 and Mr. and Mrs. John Dunckel on 8 740 with runners up Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gerhart on 7 140. In the women's group Marge Hanusa and Marge Saylor top with 9 390 to 8 520 for Ron Hinman and Dick Crabtree, while Marie Coffey and Clara Moore total 12 650, second to Mrs. John Nordhagen and Mrs. Jim Hamilton on 8 340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Monkman
C. W. Boussard
John Dunckel
Hank Gerhart
Marge Hanusa
Marge Saylor
Ron Hinman
Dick Crabtree
Marie Coffey
Clara Moore
John Nordhagen
Jim Hamilton
Casebolt Sees Montana Pass Christmas Seal Target
John H. Casebolt of the Montana Tuberculosis Association reports Montana became the first state to exceed last year’s Christmas Seal Campaign total. The 1965 campaign reached over $105,000 by March 31, with 10 weeks left, and he urges continued support before March 31.
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Montana
National Tuberculosis Association
John H. Casebolt
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Casebolt
Weather and social notes from a chilly January week
Weather data covers January 18 to 24 with highs from 43 to 40 and lows from -1 to 33, plus weekly precipitation totaling .36 inches. Community items mention Enoch Stroh returning from Wishek after his mother Eva Stroh’s funeral and visits by Bill McCullough Nancy from Great Falls to Bob Davidson’s home.
Farm Bureau Members See Legislature In Helena
About 180 Farm Bureau members from across Montana gathered in Helena for Legislative education day. Seventeen Teton county members attended the 9:30 am session reviewing agriculture related bills. Governor Babcock spoke at lunch on tax measures and shared that many citizens fund state government. The group toured the House and Senate and met with lawmakers for discussions. Senators Gordon McOmber LeRoy Anderson and Representative Nels Hemstad joined for dinner to discuss issues of interest.
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Farm Bureau
Montana
Helena
Montana Farm Bureau
Teton County
Babcock
House
Senate
Gordon McOmber
LeRoy Anderson
Nels Hemstad
Services Held For E. Weikum
Ed Weikum Sr., 76, of Conrad, died Sunday in a Conrad hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in Conrad with Rev. Guy Fry and Rev. Robert Goertz officiating. He was born in Odessa, Russia, married Eva Keller in 1911, homesteaded at Aznee in 1913, moved to Brady in 1923, and retired to Conrad in 1943. Survivors include his widow, sons Ed Jr. of Brady and Arthur, daughters Freda Luce of Conrad and Erna Borstad of Marshfield, Wis., 13 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and two sisters.
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Ed Weikum Sr
Conrad
Conrad Hospital
Guy Fry
Robert Goertz
Odessa
Russia
Eva Keller
Aznee
Brady
Ed Jr
Arthur
Augusta
Freda Luce
Erna Borstad
Marshfield, Wis
Men in Uniform Visit Scotts Before Deployment to Philippines
Jim Scott, fresh from Navy boot camp in San Diego, arrived last Tuesday for a 10 day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Scott, relatives and friends. Judy Shockley, a student at Oklahoma City College, also stays with the Scotts during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Scott
San Diego
Calif
Eldon Scott
Philippine Islands
Scott
Judy Shockley
Oklahoma City
Return of Sgt Nelson Ends 30 Day Furlough
Sgt Marvin Bruce Nelson returned to Vietnam after a 30 day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Gladys Nelson and relatives in the area. He recently completed a 22 month tour of duty. Mrs Mary Tennant of Klamath Falls Oregon and her son Walter Tennant of Salinas Oregon were overnight visitors in Chateau Saturday. They were en route home from Chester where they attended funeral services for Mrs Tennant's brother.
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Marvin Bruce Nelson
Gladys Nelson
Sgt
Nelson
Vietnam
Mary Tennant
Klamath Falls
Ore
Walter Tennant
Salinas
Chateau
Tennants
Chester
Tennant
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Hope Hensley
Bridge For Heart
Enoch Stroh
Wishek
N.D
Eva Stroh
Bill McCoullogh
Nancy
Bob Davidson
Frank Kelly
Jack Rogers
Steve Snyder
California
Hollywood
Burbank
Vic Sargent
Oak Harbor
Wash
D. Renda
Bob’s Ford
Corningware
Electromatic
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Montana
E. Weikum
Yas
Federal Land Bank
Chime MD
Eagy
Federal Land Bank Association OF
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J. A. Swanson JR
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Kroehler
Naugahide
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