Paulina Winter Services Held at Zion Church
Services were held in Zion Lutheran Church Power for Paulina Winter 83 who died Jan 24 in a Great Falls hospital. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens Manchester Mont under Banks Funeral Home Chateau. Survivors include sons John and Reynold daughters Emma Nemec Elise Janke five grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren.
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Zion Lutheran Church In Power
Paulina Winter
Great Falls
California
Rudy
Emma) Nemec
Coffee Creek
Waldman
Elise) Janke
Billings
Memorials Boost Heart Fund In Teton County
The Teton County Heart Memorial Fund reports 396 in memorials this fiscal year. Gifts honor 47 people and support cardiovascular research to prevent and control heart diseases. Donations can be made by contacting Mrs. Jack O'Neil in Choteau.
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Teton
Community Benefit Dinner Thanks From the LaBaugh Family
The Donald LaBaugh Family expresses sincere thanks to all who attended and sponsored their benefit dinner and to those who donated. They praise the community spirit and wish blessings on everyone who helped make the event a success.
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Donald LaBaugh
Montana Farms Show Decline During Year 1973
Montana farm data from the U S Department of Agriculture show a 1 percent national drop in farm numbers in 1973 with Montana reporting 200 fewer farms. The average farm size rose to about 2 510 acres in Montana while the national average increased by 2 acres to 385 acres.
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Leo S. Kolstad
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Kolstad
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
ASCS
Delaware
Montana Wheat Supply Lowest In Many Years
Montana stored wheat totals fell to 59 million bushels as of January 1, 1974, down 35 percent from a year earlier and 52 percent from the 1972 peak of 122 million. Off-farm holdings reached 11.4 million, winter wheat 27 million, spring 32 million, with 27 million disappeared since Oct. 1, 1973. Barley rose to 50 million, oats 15 million. U.S. wheat stocks stood at 934 million, down 33 percent from a year earlier.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
U. S
New Extension Bulletins Available at Teton County Office
The Teton County Extension Office announces several new publications for pickup. Titles include Family Fare A Guide to Good Nutrition Pork in Family Meals Selecting Carpets and Carpet Care and Yeast Rolls Coffee Cake and Tea Breads.
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Teton County
Methodist Women Schedule Meeting
The Methodist Women's Society will hold a general meeting on February 6 at 2 pm in the church parlors. The theme is Prayer and Self-Denial. This is the first 1974 meeting for women. more programs are planned and will be announced. All Methodist women and friends are urged to attend.
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Methodist Women's Society
Methodist
Montana State awards 250 scholarship to Rhonda Mosher
Bozeman Montana State University chemistry engineers department grants a $250 Universal Oil Products scholarship for 1974 75 to Rhonda Mosher senior at Augusta High School. The award recognizes her scholastic record and interest in chemical engineering.
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Bozeman
Montana State University Chemical Engineering Department
Rhonda Mosher
Augusta High School
Miss Mosher
Universal Oil Products Co
Chicago
Roland Mosher
Augusta
New Phone Books To Be Distributed Beginning Monday
Mountain Bell manager Alice Giezen says Chateau residents will receive the new telephone directory this week. The edition includes state by state area codes, a yellow pages index, city ZIP codes, and updated features. Distribution should finish by Monday and residents not yet receiving a book are asked to contact the telephone office. The cover shows two girls painting, replacing the usual landscape image.
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Chateau
Alice Giezen
Mountain Bell
Miss Giezen
Card of Thanks for hospital stay and recovery
Grace Page thanks everyone who sent flowers cards and gifts during her hospital stay and recovery at home. She extends appreciation to Dr Bosshardt and the nurses for care the Drug Store for the daily paper and a special thanks to Isabelle Truchot for sitting with her.
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Dr. Bosshardt
Daily Paper
Isabelle Truchot
Grace Page
Thankful note to hospital staff and visitors
Vi Field expresses sincere thanks to Dr. Cannon, nurses, and aides for hospital care and to relatives and friends for cards flowers and visits that helped pass the time.
Blanche May Buck Dies at Hamilton
Funeral services for Blanche May Buck 84 who died Jan 19 at Daly Hospital in Hamilton were held Jan 22 at Dowling Chapel Rev Allen Adams officiated burial in River View Cemetery She was born March 10 1889 in Livingston Manor NY moved with family to Medicine Hot Springs in 1892 She married Harvey Cummings in 1906 who preceded her in death then Louis C Buck in 1927 He died in 1972 Survivors include two sons Fay Buck and Harry Cummings a daughter Dorothy Marshall a grandson Dr Fred Stout 20 other grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren
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Blanche May Buck
Daly Hospital
Hamilton
Dowling Chapel
That City
Allen Adams
Chateau
Riverview Cemetery
Buck
Livingston Manor
Medicine Hot Springs
Harvey Cummings
Louis C. Buck
Family mourns Alma Perry with thanks for care
The Perry family expresses gratitude to Teton Nursing Home and doctors for Alma Perry's care. They thank Rev Adams for comfort, Mrs Ballantyne, Robert Gronberg for music, and Petey Banks and Larry Banks for help. They also thank pallbearers, friends, relatives for memorials, flowers, food, and the church luncheon. Lawrence Perry and others are named.
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Alma Perry
Teton
Rev. Adams
Ballantyne
Robert Gronberg
Petey
Larry Banks
Program on Transactional Analysis Set for Feb 19 at Dutton
Rob Neils from Montana State University Cooperative Extension Service will present a session on Transactional Analysis in Teton County. The session is scheduled for February 19 in Dutton with time to be announced in future news releases. Books like Born to Win and Games People Play are available to introduce the topic.
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Rob Neils
Cooperative Extension Service
Montana State University
Teton County
Dutton
Skyline Lodge News Highlights Local Hospital and Music
Amalie Petersen Bill Kimble and Edla Pfluger are in the hospital. Vi Field Sarah Kropp and Mrs Reiding are home from the hospital. Thursday Fairfield Trio Nan a Munroe Nancy Mueller and Sandy Walt entertained residents with songs. Ft Shaw church services Monday and a Chateau group sang Sunday afternoon with Marge Hanusa on piano.
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Amalie Petersen
Bill Kimble
Edla Pfluger
Vi Field
Sarah Kropp
Leo Pierre
John Nordhagen
Marge Hanusa
Clousy Furnace Filter Drives Higher Gas Use
A misadjusted furnace burner or a clogged filter increases furnace workload and gas consumption, reducing efficiency and raising heating costs.
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Choteau
Methodist Women
Acantha
Chris Beck
Mark Saunders
Dale Saunders
Mark
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Rhode Island
South Pole
Lawrence Perry
Bill Jay May Perry
J. L. Gleason
Mertie Barnett
Skyline Lodge News
Montana Power Company
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