Weekend visiting and local notices from Chateau area
Mr and Mrs Robert Colley family spent last weekend in Great Falls visiting relatives. Mary Ann Breen a Carroll College student Helena visited her parents J W Breen over the weekend. IOOF Lodge to meet Feb 5 with third degree ceremonies planned. Captain C A Meyer returned from Korea after 17 months service and will be stationed at Fort Lewis. Mrs Meyer formerly Adele Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Colley
Great Falls
Mary Ann Breen
Carroll College
Helena
J. W. Breen
Patty Breen
Pat Otness
Ioof Lodge
C. A. Meyer
Korea
Jack Kerr
Lou
Jay. Lyons
George Miller
Emerson
Herman Farls
Pendray
Phoenix
Ariz
Chateau
Eugenie Gurney
Teton ‘Memorial Hospital
Lethbridge
Canada
Local Notices and Travel Plans from Hampton and Nearby
A jumble of short items lists travel and event plans. 1st Lt. Dick Gronberg, near a field in Hampton, is mentioned with a medical checkup in Rochester Mayo Clinic. Mrs Mabel Reiquam and Helenas attend a Chamber of Commerce banquet at Shrine Temple with speaker Mrs Fabrick's brother Palmer Hoyt. Relatives plan visits to Bozeman and Eugene Oregon. Jim Dellwo and Paul Parker head to state meetings and new plywood business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronbergaley
Hampton
Mabel
George. Coffey
Rochester
Mayo
Helenas
Chambér of
Commerce
Benquet
Temple
Thei
Willicbe
Fabrick
Palmer
Hoyt
Acthe
Denver
Elena
Bozeman
Jim
Dellwo
Butte
Mutual Life Insurance
Paul Parker
Eugene Ore
Will
Card of Thanks and Flowers Appreciation Notice
Card of Thanks from Orville and Larry Talifson and the Gray and Carrier families expresses gratitude for donations and flowers after a time of loss. Also notes a local sale offer to get Double Gold Bond stamps at Town or Country store this Saturday February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Larry
Talifson
Olive Gray
Alfred Gray
Clifford Gray
Francis Carrier
Paint products protect the American home from moisture
Paint products guard the American home against deterioration and decay, shielding interiors and exteriors from moisture from roof to driveway.
Red Skies of Montana Forest Fire Drama Near Missoula
The 20th Century Fox color adventure Red Skies of Montana plays at Great Falls and Missoula theatres. Cliff Mason and Ed Miller lead a forest ranger saga about courage, sacrifice, and truth amid a forest fire crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Great’ Falls
Fichhorn
Adivance
Montana
U. S. Forest: Service
Twentieth Century Fox
Forestry Ace
Cliff Mason
Widmark
Purddy
Ed Miller
Jeffrey Hunter
Hils
Akin
Letters to the Editor from Milaca Reader
A Milaca resident sends a $3.00 check to extend a subscription for one year. He suggests the paper publish more on local crops, and to include contributions from local business people doctors and druggists for visitors. He adds the note is friendly with no offense.
Poisonous Lizards of North America Named
The gila monster inhabits New Mexico and Arizona, while the headed Tizard is found across Mexico and Central America, comprising the two poisonous lizards in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Central America
Veterans Welfare issues Star lapel buttons for war families
Congress recently passed a law to provide a Gold Star lapel button for widows and parents of those who lost their lives in the armed services during World War II or later wars. Elmer T. Bowlen of the Veterans Welfare Commission in Great Falls says the buttons will be furnished at no cost on application to the service branch. Applications and forms are available at the Veterans Welfare Commission office in the Rocky Mountain Building, Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Asa Anéans
Sofe
United States
United’ “States
Elmer T. Bowlen
Veterans Welfare Commission
Great Falls
Armed Forces
Department
Veterans Welfare Commission Office
Rocky Mountain Building
Great Fails
Phone Rates Rise in City Commission Vote
Smith and Commissioner Austin B Middletor supported the increase while Commissioner Leonard C Young opposed it. The commission cited postwar revenue declines and rising costs, noting intrastate revenue rose 1.9 million but expenses up 2.0 million for the year ending June 30 1951, yielding a weaker return. The action requires a yearlong report on service improvements and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Legion Urges Nationwide Go to Church Sunday
American Legion leaders urge members and the public to attend church this Sunday February 3 as part of a national revival. National Commander Donald R Wilson says 17 333 posts and 14000 auxiliary units with about 4 million members will promote weekly worship and nightly prayer starting from the Dorchester incident ninth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American ‘Legion
Dick Conklin
People of America
American Legion
Donald R. ‘Wilson
Woori
American Legion Antillé
U.S
Dorchester
National American Legion
Miami
Conklin
C. James Smith
Pendrey Community Church Weekly Schedule and Services
Sunday church school led by William Olsen with morning worship at 11. The fif th meditation on Jesus focuses on The Print of His Feet followed by talks on The Call by Joan Knowlton Patsy Edwards Gay DeRusha Clarice Henderson and Claudia Engdahl. Activities run Feb 3 to Feb 6 including youth groups choir rehearsal dessert luncheon and charity drive for Sho-dair Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Olsen
Jesus
Joan Knowlton
Patsy Edwards
Gay DeRusha
Clarice Henderson
Claudia Engdahl
Children’s Society of Christian Service
MYF
WSGS
Engdahl
Pendrey Community
Shodair Hospital
H. L. Engdahl
Waterproofing Matches With Linseed Oil Dip Method
Instructions describe dipping wooden kitchen matches in boiled linseed oil to waterproof. After coating, allow drying for 48 hours or longer in a metal pan.
Dutton Farmers Mercantile reports profit and board slate
The treasurer's report at the Dutton Farmers Mercantile annual meeting showed a profit of 27000 with a 10 percent dividend approved for stockholders. In the officer election M D Johnson and Nels Hemstad were reelected to the board for three years. Holdover directors ben Loch Wayne Proff and Ted Sorenson remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Farmers Mercantile
Dutton
M. D. Johnson
Nels
Housing shifts in Montana counties 1940 to 1950
Census data in Montana Business reveals a state housing gain of 10 percent from 1940 to 1950, led by Yellowstone County's 48.5 percent rise and Flathead 37.1 percent, while Teton County fell 3.7 percent. Great Falls remains the city with the most housing units, and 1.7 percent of Montana's 1950 units were vacant as of April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Business
Bureau of Business and Econombic Research
Montana State University
Teton County
Yellowstone County
Flathead County
Missoula County
Custer
Cascade
Dawson
Billings
Great Falls
Miles City
Glendive
Havre
Federal Income Tax Book to be Available
YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX, a handy guide for the average taxpayer, has been expanded and brought up to date by the Treasury department Bureau of Internal Revenue. Recent changes in tax laws exemptions and deductions are explained in detail. May be obtained from the Butte District Office U S Department of Commerce 306 Federal building for 25 cents with shipment possible after Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Butte
U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Morhardt
Fort Shaw
Bob
Dick Dauwalder
Jack Henneford
Montana State College
John T. Moore
Montey
Falls Hospital
Biltmore
Golden Valley
Crackers
Valentines
Valentine Candies
Teton Pharmacy
Ford
John Burt, JR
Buck”Bachmeier
Chevrolet
Ast
Ar Ey
Peison
Pope
New Broom
Monarch
Sears and Roebuck
Gibson
Coronado
Ats
H. C. Little
Coleman
Choteau Methodist Church
Dutton Ee
Cross
Holy Lands
Israel
Sitrouse Countries
Roxy
Tivaire
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