Winter social notices and visits in Chateau area
Maurice Talifson and Bill Pin nell of Kodiak Alaska arrived in Chateau for a visit with Talifson’s parents in Farmington and relatives. Clyde Wilsons return from Denver after the International Livestock exposition. Joel Edwards from Santa Barbara visits his ill father then returns home by plane. Mrs Lois Bagley recovers after hospital stay and returns to Vaughn. Chateau Women’s Club meets with speakers from Blue Cross and federation leaders, bell collection shown, cake decorating demo, library book donation. Helen Greenli named Concordia dorm president. Local dinners and showers hosted for community members. council and staff notes include leave of absence and misprints corrected in school construction records. MSU honor roll lists Chateau students Rei guain and Nadine MacGeneer. Fairfield resident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Talifson
Bill’ Pinnell
Kodiak
Alaska
Chateau
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Edwards
Joel
Lois Bagley
The
Teton Memorial Hospital
Eva McDonald
Vaughn
Chateau Women’s Club
Clara Baker
Muriel Re Juam
Blue Cross Medical and Hospital Plan
Frank Betts
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cora, Cohoe
Margaret Ham
Dorothy
Boussard
Grace Duffey
Theresa Moore Truchot
James T. Robison
Helen Greenli
Dutton
Jens Greenli
Southhall
Concordia College
Helen
Concordia
Bob Natch
Charlotte Dahl
Local News Briefs From Community Page
Sunday dinner guests Mrs Baginet and Baskett report Mrs C Sxanenaie was hospitalized for five days due to high altitude travel. Mrs Jim Erickson of Helena injured on volcanic lava and treated until airlifted to Texas with Mrs McDonald. They recover at Casa de Palamas Hotel in McAllen, Texas. Johnnie Peterson joins Teton Plumbing Heating focusing on sprinkler irrigation. John Hamilton arrives from La Jolla to manage ranch interests at Simms and Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jim. Erickson
Helena
McDonald
Casa de Palamas
McAllen
Tex
Johnnie Peterson
Teton
John Hamilton
la Jolla
Calif
Simms and Chateau
Teton Residents X rayed Elderly Campaign Participants
Continued from Page 1 Ray Cumming 88 of Chateau and Henry O Bremer 88 of Collins tied as oldest x rayed during the county campaign. Others included 87 year olds Gertrude Anderson Fairfield Fred Dehnert Nasse Sunny Slope Centa Kretschman 87 75 year olds Emma Kehnert James Orne Bynum 74 year olds Dorothy Jensen Greenfield James Blackburn 74 and Edward Zimmerman Edmund Peters 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Eal
Ray Cumming
Chateau
Henry O. Bremer
Collins
Dutton
Gertrude Anderson
Fairfield
Fred Dehnert
Peter Nasse
Sunny Slope
Centa Kretschman
Power
Emma Kehnert
James Orne
Bynum
Dorothy J. Jensen
Greenfield
James Blackburn
Pendrey
Edward Zimmerman
Edmund M. Peters
Grass Roots Hold Water Continued
The article explains how surface water flowing over compacted ground erodes topsoil and reduces soil moisture storage. It argues that conservation practices under the Agricultural Conservation program build soil reservoirs and improve moisture retention, benefiting crops and local streams and reservoirs.
Births and discharges listed for area patients
Patients admitted include Mrs. George Morey and Mrs. Clarence Hitchcock among others in Engleport Fairfield and Dutton regions. Births report a son to Mrs Lloyd Hodgskiss of Choteau and a daughter to Mrs Evan Thompson of Conrad. Discharges include Harry Colvin Choteau Mrs Harry Knuttzon Fairfield and several others from Vaughn Dutton Augusta and Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Great Falls
Clarence Juelfs
Dutton
Lorance Harper
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Choteau
Evan Thompson
Conrad
Harry Colvin
Harry Knuttzon
Fairfield
Gay’ Bagley
Vaughn
Elmer Stewart
Willard Markland
Ethel Wellman
Augusta
Alfred Crawshaw
Fairrfield
Ernest Ginther
Charles Shannon
Lester Rice
Cascade
George Morey
Engleport Baier
Power
Anne Lou Kohler
Clarence Hitchcock
Chateau
A.A. Wells
Neil Beck
Mothers March of Dimes Night in Great Falls
Mrs Marvin Edwards invites residents of Great Falls to participate in the Mothers March Tonight at 7 00 pm The parish will ring church bells at seven to remind everyone that a mother will be knocking on doors Officials request two percent cooperation and any contribution will help a child walk again Citizens are urged to turn on their porch lights to welcome the mothers and support the cause
Tintinger AWOL Custody Recovered in Montana Chase
From the Great Falls Tribune comes a report that Tintinger, an army sergeant believed AWOL, was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Frank Takala near Fairfield. Tintinger escaped from Takala’s car at Lowery Bridge before being recaptured and returned to custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Tintinger
Fort. Gewis
Wash
Frank Takala
Fairfield
Tintinger
Great’ ‘Falls
Surday
Takala
Lowery Bridge
Great Falls
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Ly Dahl
Henle
Acantha
D.H. Moulton
Beaulaurier Ani Sons
LeeRoy Anderson
D Oo
Moulton
Oscar Olsen
Oscar _ Carlson
Olsen
William Olsen
Gordon Monkman
Otto Waynild
Ole. Hollant
Harry Montague
Adolph Saterlie
Fred Woodward
John Harkins
Glenn Mayer
Albert Leslie
Bernice Swift
Lorraine Maynard
Maynard
Loretta Young
Louise Mozer
Wynne Armstrong
Norman Beans
Dean
Court House
Swift
General Electric
Henry D. Robisox
August Swartz
Allen
Tonny. Timmer
Howard F. Réiquain
Ruth Reiouam
Nadine Mac Geneer
Marshal King
Hie Duits
Bob McDonald
Daniel
E. V. Browning
Livingston
Paul Kropp
O. G. Meadows
Los Angeles
Owen Lawrence
Charles Cunningham
Bob Kerr
Beulah Scott
Eileen
Great “Falls
Jdirilyte
Halvorson
Lrl's Beauty Shop
Dorothy Gray Seuizssstt
Lipstick
Cornell Hotel
Marilyn Jonison
Marvin Edwards
Teton’s
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Ames
Tom Hammond
Administrator's Sale
Harry L. Crosby
Taylor
Montana
JEEP
Winchester
Tate Winchester
Reg
Cash
R. E. Nelson
Plath
Tito
Fort Benton
Children's Wear Chateau
A. Johnson
Oheed Eg
Suenpla
Tem Tex
Levi Strauss and
Game & Lake Quality
Forrest Green
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