Funeral for Mrs. Dick Loss Held in Fairfield
Mrs. Dick Loss funeral services were held Friday morning at St. John Catholic Church following her death Tuesday at Teton Memorial Hospital. She was born June 12, 1879, at Fort Benton and later lived in Cascade Fairfield and other towns. Survived by husband Dick Loss, two sons, five daughters, 25 grandchildren, 52 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Community members from Kent Washington, Salt Lake City and Blythedale visited for the funeral while local gatherings celebrated the area swimming pool activities.
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St. John Catholic Church
Dick Loss
Teton Memorial Hospital
Clarence
Francis Loss
Fairfield
Mabel DePratu
Mary Rose Graves
Fort Shaw
Sophia Weaver
Kansas City
Lucille Critchton
Fort Walton
Fla
Marguerite Smiley
Corning
Calif
Ben Herman
Don Leighton
Kent
Wash
Don McCann
Salt Lake City
Harry Lee
Jesse Harold
Blythdale
Gil Ingels
Tom Ingels
Gene Andrus
Dakotas
Mark Pendleton
Raymond Jones
Great Falls
Gerald Winters
Glen Ewald
Junction City
Kaw
Jan Carlson
Carl Carlson
Debbie
Ramie Carlson
Los Angeles
Local policy agent promotes secure community service
A familiar Bynum Montana agent offers personal policy assistance. Representing Woodmen Accident and Life Company the ad emphasizes trust and local availability with a phone contact for policy needs in the community.
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Engagement Told Evening Visit Plans Mentioned
Jan plans vacation time off from work while Ray and Bob Carlson plan longer visits with their mother. Mr and Mrs James Morgan of Great Falls visited the Pendleton home after an Eureka lake outing with their boat.
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Jan
Ray
Bob Carlson
Glen Ewald
James Morgan
Great Falls
Mark Pendleton
Eureka Lake
A. Bernard Gravdal
Susan Kay
Raymond J. van Wichen
C. van Wichen
Miss Gravdal
Chateau
The
Great Falls Tribune
van Wichen
Montana State University
Local visits and house warmings mark region social scene
Lewistown hosts and visitors across Montana and nearby states. Henry Slater and Nettie McDonald host while Glacier Park and Flathead Lake trips recur. Families from Portland Minneapolis Billings Amarillo and Malad City visit relatives, attend dinners, and plan time with the Gronbergs Sprinkle and Swenson circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Slater
Lewistown
Nettie McDonald
Bill Schwarz
Pat
Paul
Pam
Peg
Portland
Ore
Ray Wolk
Schwarz
Glacier Park
Dave Nesbit
Kalispell
Libby
Eva
Leah McDonald
Boulder
Virginia City
Roe V. Browning
Pendray
Bob McDonald
William Graff
Betty Schallow
Minneapolis
George Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Albert Tesch
Zona Hoeschen
T. R. Larson
Pendray Visits Ike Denisons Saturday
Johnny of Pendray spent Saturday visiting the Ike Denisons, sharing a casual social call and catching up during the weekend visit.
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Johnny of Pendray
Ike Denisons
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James Peterson
Ray Jensen
Louise
Billings
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Mary Baskett
Clint Stillman
Martin Gronberg
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Robert Uehren
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Irene McManus
Chateau Electric
Jim Smith
United Grocer
van Camp
del Monte
Stace Cut
Underwood
Bronko Elberta
Walt’s Meat Market
Walt Armstrong
Fire
Merinc
Sen Francia
Teese International
Weidtis
Hinery
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