Democrats Schedule Visit by Women’s Activities Leader
Mrs. Katie Louchheim, director of Women’s Activities for the Democratic National Committee, will tour Montana June 14 to 16, speaking to groups and sharing experiences from UNRRA work. A no host dinner in Great Falls on June 18 precedes a 7 45 p m meeting. June 16 features a public luncheon with a panel on National Issues. Reservations are requested via local hosts.
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Katie .Louchheim
Democratic National Committees
Montana
National Press Club
Washingto Post
France
Italy
Germany
UNRRA
Louchheim
Schell
Great Falls
Democratic Women's
Htive
DeMoley
Catherine Nutterville
Mise
Deanor Dougherty
Charlotte Holtz
Mary Condon
Bernice Kingsbury
Leo C. Graybill
Third Ave. No
Grew
Falls
P. J. Ge-Feather
Ford
57th MSU commencement in Missoula grants 541 degrees
Montana State University Missoula held its 57th annual commencement on June 7 awarding 541 degrees for the year. The tally breaks down to 423 bachelor’s and 118 master’s degrees plus three honorary doctorates for Charles A. Joy, Onestone Nelson, and William M. Allen.
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Missoula
Montana State Ee
Charles A. Joy
U. S Forest Service
Washington, D. C
Onsteonari Nelson
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
Hamilton
William M. Allen
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
Allen and
Joy
MSU
Woman's Society of Christian Service Holds First Meeting of Year
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met June 2 in the ladies parlor with 41 attendees. Rev Patterson spoke on the Deaconess School, showed pictures including Helen Piper Chapel. business followed listing Circles A B C and first meetings set for June 9 at 2 p.m.
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Woman’s Society of Christian
McManus
Sioetaen
Patterson
Montana Deacodees School
Mcadames Barton
Partlow
Nelson
M. ‘Davis
Crary
Stearns
Gulbrandsen
B. Furwards
Meadows
Passmore
Anderson
Billings
R. Hollar
Schrock
Scilier
Mesdemes Woodward
Baskett
Cares M
Maynard
Taylor
Armstrong
Rogers
Clark
Olsen
Averill
Bateman
Lewis
Yeager
Miller
Peebles
Gibbe
Weist
S. Tesch
Watson
Burch
Poore
Davis
Sturgis
Seufert
Davison
Mesdames
A Blakesley
Wuest
Wisemmein
Hammond
Talbert
Kelly
Arensmeyer
Bagley
Hightower
Hodgskiss
L. Edwards
Smith
Dial
McDoneld
Jones
Moulton
Duncan
Freeman
Philips
VanBrunt
Sabo
Stenson
Murphy
C. G. Passmore
Circle B
Paul Knopp
Circle C
W. F. Phillips
Helen Yeager Weds William McCauley
Miss Helen Leone Yeager daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Yeager of Choteau married William Lee McCauley son of Mr and Mrs A T McCauley at Conray on Saturday June 5 The couple are 1954 graduates of Choteau high school where they were active in student life
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Helen Leone Yeager
Wilbur Yeager
Choteau
William Lee McCauley
A. T. McCauley
Conray
Choteau High School
Peters Sells Ranch Interest to John Hamilton
J C Jim Peters sold his share in the Chateau Cattle Co to John S Hamilton. Peters and his brother Herb formed a farm machinery agency in Washington State and will live near Pasco near an irrigation project, with John Dale, formerly of the area, running an International Harvester agency in nearby Othello.
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J. C
Jim) Peters
Chateau Cattle Co
Johns. Hamilton
Peters
Herb
Washington
Pasco
Othello
John Dale
International Harvester
Anniversary Observed At Lions Meeting With Light History
The Chateau Lions Club marked the 75th anniversary of the electric light with Lois Coleman of Montana Power Co in Great Falls presenting films and a talk on lighting progress. She distributed pamphlets and a new 200 watt compact bulb, demonstrated the first incandescent bulb and frosted lamps from 1928, and showed two films The Story of Electricity and A Brighter Future.
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Thomas E. Edison
Lois Coleman
Great Falls
Montana Power Co
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club Hall
Miss Coleman Aso
Miss Coleman
Enoch Stroh
Lions Club
Kellys Jaala
Porte
Forphy
Lions International
Yellowstone
Charles O’connor
Butte
Reverend Patterson
Helena
Montana Election Costs Per Vote In 1952
Montana Taxpayers Association figures show 265000 voters cast ballots in 1952 with total county election expenditures of 482000 dollars. Gallatin county had the lowest cost per vote at 1.21, while Garfield county had the highest at 3.78 per vote.
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Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Gallatin
Gallatin County
Missoula
Garfield County
Election savings projected in Semin County report
Officials estimate $149000 for 100 city commissions and expect savings of about $13000 from conducting elections this year. The Semin County taxpay r report notes leases to the city are involved as part of the anticipare savings.
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Ity. CO Sions
Ted
Ta Taxpay- Semin
Ots Ge Great J Rilisztog
Inunticipel
Electaares Tan
Bozeman College Grants 338 Degrees at 58th Commencement
At Montana College Bozeman 338 students received degrees during the 58th annual commencement. Honorary doctorates went to Wallace Huitekoper and G Ott, with Samuel Mott Souders Jr earning an honorary engineering doctorate. Masters degrees were awarded in about 20 fields to 48 graduates, including four local recipients Boyd William Johnson, Roland Charles Mosher, and Bob Lyle Bilbro.
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Bozeman
Montana College
Loneey
Woo
Wallis Huitekoper
Montana
G. Ott
Samuel Mott Souders, Jr
MSC
Shell Development Co
Boyd Wiliam Johnson
Chateau
Roland Charles Mosher
Auguste
Bob Lyle ‘Bilbro
Legion Leads Pack In City League Baseball Thriller
Acantha scored 14 runs on 5 hits with 17 walks as Legion tallies 14 hits and holds Acantha to 5 walks. Hinman Maloney and Swanson each have three hits for Legion while Cherry and Peterson lead Acantha. Van Auken allows six hits and seven walks for the Vets as Peterson yields three hits over four innings for Acantha.
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Legion
Gormley
Peterson
Acantha
Wilson
Hinman
Maloney
Swanson
Cherry
Acantha Acantha
Wv. F. W
Vets
van Auken
Lehnert
Dahlin
Bob Deéilvo
Wigmore
Shell
V.F.W
Shell Oil
MEW
Atie
Legion Over Shell
Legion Over Shell In Make-Up Victory After Rainout
Saturday night the Legion trampled Shell in a make-up game that was rained out Tuesday. The Legion piled 14 hits while Shell collected 6, with Hogan leading Shell and Dellwo guiding Legion. Shell struggled to play its usual standard after earlier league play.
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Legion
Shell
Hogan
Dellwo
Arensmeyer
Howard
Hancock
Mills
Shell Battery
League Leading Hitters Boon Qchitani and Others
League standings list top hitters with solid averages from Legion and related teams. Notable names include Curt Swanson, Dick Nordhagen, Roger Gefeller, Hogan, Garvin, Milton Ver Auken, Ronnie Hinman, Don Peterson, and Bob Maloney with figures around .400 to .575, highlighting dominant performances across multiple clubs.
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Boon Qchitani
Legion
Curt Swanson
Dick Nordhagen
Roger’ Géfeller
Acantha
Hogan
Shell OW
Garvin
Shell Oil
Milton Ver Auken
VFW
Ronnie Hinman
Don Peterson
Bob Maloney
Great Lakes Freighters Bot Coal Season Totals
Great Lakes freighters carried more than 50 million net tons of bituminous coal during the 1951 season marking a record for waterborne coal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Mass Time Change at St Josephs Parish Choteau
A special notice says Mass on Sunday June 12 will be at 8:00 am instead of 10:00 am as previously announced at St Josephs Parish in Choteau.
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St. Joseph's Parish
Choteau
Notice of Republican Women's Club Meeting
A meeting of the Republican Women's Club will be held Friday June 18 at 8 PM in the courthouse courtroom.
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Republican Women’s Club
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Democrats
Yhoo Ove
Leo
Dale
OLD Potatoes Gems
U.S. N
Aunt Wicks
Coranouni Ed
Teh
Whelg Ee
Morrels
Wsses
Helen Yeager
William McCauley
Ry Eyre
Tal Orgin
Sine
China
O & Major
Jim
John Hamilton
Lions Meeting
Feton
Reese
Cami
General Electric
Legion Eer
Tee Tree
Seer Aaeeres Acantha Eee
Eevee
Eressreaes
V.E.W. Eke Tha
Pes Eethee
Shell Oli Sees Eeaenaeravans
Marge Hanus
Teton Pharmacy
Joe Lucier
RIEX
PUREX
N.B.C
Choteau Electric
Dealer Electric
Vigan
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