Shirley Ann Lusty Weds John Kahler in Chateau Ceremony
Shirley Ann Lusty and John Kahler married in a Chateau ceremony. The bride wore a star light Italian silk gown with Swiss embroidery and a three tier crown of pearls. Attendants included Faye Freeman and Joan Lohse. The couple, graduates of Chateau high school, live in Great Falls at 609 B 6th Ave. N. Afterward guests and out of town relatives attended a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Freeman
Joan Lohse
Marie Vance
Fairfield
Marlene Vance
Roy Snyder
Leo Rowley
Don Depner
John Lusty
Chateau High School
Farmers Union Grain and Supply Co
Great Falls
6Th Ave. N
Ann Lusty
Leslie Lusty
Margery
Carlos
Minn
Harold Nielson
Carolyn
Gallup City
William Landree
Ruth Kahler Fergus
W. Lindstrand
Shirley Ann Lusty
William Lusty
John W. Kahler
Henry Kahler
3Rd Ave. S
First Methodist
Choteau
List of names and residences in Montana social notes
The passage lists individuals and couples along with their hometowns including Great Falls Helena and Buffalo Montana, recording social notes for families and households. It references Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Eberling, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Colleen and Mrs. Grant Erickson, Mrs. Leona Sab ados, Mr. and Mrs. William Anders and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder, and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Johnson with locales in Great Falls Helena and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene
L. E. Eberling
Kenneth Colleen
Grant Erickson
Great Falls
Leona Sabados
William Anders
Howard Bushnell
Roy Snyder
Helena
E. O. Johnson
Buffalo
Mont
Summer Handicap Bowling League Sees Silver Dollar Win Tie Break
In the Summer Handicap Three Man Teams League at Silver Dollar and Shell Oil, a three-game playoff after a tie for first place gave the Silver Dollar team the top standing. Art Schmidt led individuals with a 614 series and 183 average across 12+ games, while H Tru chot and L Asmus posted top games of 225 and 224 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Dollar
Shell Oils
Bruisers
Power Pirates
Dutton Boosters
Anderson Construction
Art Schmidt
P. Norheim
H. Truchot
LeRoy Anderson
Glenn Hansen
L. Asmus
L A & K Lanes
F. G. Curtis & Son
Stinchfield Bar
Ted’s Drive Inn
Shell Oil
Dutton Merchants
Jerome Toenyes
Arvid Sunder
Barney Toenyes
Ted Miller
Jim Jarosimek
Grant Curtis
Art Anderson
A & K Lanes
R. Fuhringer
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Hospital notices list admitted patients including Arnold Jacobs James Caldwell Freeling Bush Mrs Richard Crabtree Kenneth White Mrs Delia Shelmerdine Mrs Walter Wilson Jr HarryVanDeRiet Mrs R C Kenck Hilda Cunningham Clarence Allum Maurice Fornall Belinda Medina Mrs George English Mrs Warren McLoughlin Mrs Elma Randall and Dion Hager A birth recorded a son to Mrs Maurice Fornall Fairfield and a daughter to Mrs George English Seattle Washington Discharges include Mrs Vernon Erickson infant son Judith Ann Miller Edward Murphy Richard Brown George Fuller Granville Bradford Mrs Richard Crabtree infant daughter Mrs Walter Wilson Jr Belinda Medina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Jacobs
Choteau
James Caldwell
Freeling Bush
Dutton
Richard Crabtree
Kenneth White
Augusta
Delia Shelmerdine
Bynum
Walter Wilson, Jr
Fairfield
Harry van de Riet
R. C. Kenck
Hilda Cunningham
Simms
Clarence Allum
Maurice Fornall
Belinda Medina
George English
Seattle
Wash
Warren McLoughlin
Elma Randall
Dion Hager
Vernon Erickson
Lyle Griffiths
Judith Ann Miller
Edward Murphy
Dupuyer
Richard Brown
George Fuller
Power
Granville Bradford
Phone Manager Recalls First Transistor Demonstration
T. P. Newcomb district manager of Mountain States Telephone recalls the 1948 Bell Labs transistor demonstrations marking the start of the new electronic age. He notes the device’s tiny size and its rapid progress surpassing vacuum-tube development over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Newcomb
Mountain States Telephone Company
Chateau Area
Bell Laboratories
Transistors Transform Electronics From Space to Everyday Devices
The transistor, cheaper and more versatile than tubes, amplifies and oscillates with no heat and no warm up. It powers Explorer and Vanguard satellites, radios, hearing aids, clocks, toys, and more, driving rising production from 30 million in 1957 toward half a billion by 1965 while prices fall. Bell Labs notes its broad promise for military, scientific, and commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Earth
Newcomb predicts decade of impact on electronics field
A remark from Newcomb ten years ago suggested the work would have far reaching significance in electronics, prompting discussion about its influence and future applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Montana Farmers Approve Wheat Marketing Quotas
Montana farmers voted 14229 to 1321 in a June 20 referendum on wheat marketing quotas. The state quota approval exceeds two thirds, setting quotas for 1960 nationwide with a minimum price support of 1.81 dollars per bushel and penalties for excess production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Bozeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Kahler
Jean Neilson
Barbara Murr
Shirley Zeir
Shirley Seidler
Faye Baker
Jo Ann Baumgartner
Leo’s Shoe Shop
John Deere
H.p. John Deere
Chateau
Cheetham’s Dutton
Atoms For Peace
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Teton Memorial Hospital
Texaco Tips
By Floyd
Deke
Chateau Texaco
Lean
RCA Victor
Webr Furniture
Guaranteed Service
Mountain States
Bell Labs
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Batteries
Howard’s Carter Servicenter
Howard
Harvey
Obernolte
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