Fairfield Community Activities Include Church Picnic
Fairfield residents attended church events and regional meetings with Rev. Robert Livingston and Pilgrim Fellowship delegates traveling to California. Local congregations welcomed Power Community Church into the fellowship and organized a Sunday program at Fairfield and Power churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
Robert Livingston
California
National Council
Pilgrims Fellowship
Livingston
Miss‘ Rae Cochrane
Pilgrim Fellowship
Montana
Jim Snyder
Missoula
Personal Action
Twila Jo Chiesa
Broadus
Missionary Action
Marlorie
Costes
Froid
Camp Mimanagish
Big Timber
Frank Winner
Cody
Wye
Fairfield
Fort Shaw
Great Falls
Power
Power Community Church
Congregational Fellowship
Bauman
Power Church
George Stickney
Congregational Churches
Collins Mary Lou Montague and local social notices
The Orne family shopped Tuesday with Conrad. Mr and Mrs Frank Loch and family of Dutton dined at the Kelsh home Saturday and attended a wedding dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Bert Corey. Pat Inbody shopped Monday. The H D picnic was a success with many outsiders attending. The Montagues visited Missoula Sunday to see daughter Margaret working in Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest. Garcia
San Diego
Julia Gaare
Harriett Morgan
Sal Weaver
Big Timber
Harriett
Henry Lease
Great Falls
Douglas
Cornell
Chicago
L. S. Crary
Chateau
Carol Perry
J. A. Shoquist
Rudolph Menghini
Miles City
Carol
Gladys Teubert
Evelyn Hox
Heléna
Bateman
Pein
Gibson Dam
Mark Pendleton
Martha
Wwew
Mountain
Filmes
Orne
Conrad
Frank Loch
Dutton
Kelsh
Bert Corey
Pat Inbody
Clark Corey
Adolph Lippens
Kalispell
Erwin Arp
H. D
Collins
Montagues
Missoula
Margaret
Yellowstone Park
Casaders
Sulphur use rises from eight to eighteen pounds per capita
Breeport Sulphur Company reports that annual per capita consumption of sulphur jumped from eight to eighteen pounds between 1941 and 1951. In chemicals the rise was seven to twelve pounds and in petroleum refining from four to eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeport Sulphur Company
Sailor aboard Stembel reports drowning from ferry leap
Herman Bruno of Chateau says he witnessed a man jump or be thrown overboard from the Yerba Buena ferry near Martinez, California. The Stembel DD 644 rescued and Coast Guard search failed to recover a body. the incident occurred while Bruno served aboard the Destroyer Stembel off California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Bud) Bruno
Chéteau
California
Tre
Sacramento
Korea
Yérba Buena
Bartinez
Calif
Doyle J. Grimes
Forest City
Ark
Donald ‘McKenzie
Southern Pacific
Stembel
Grimes
Coast Guard
Bruno
Chateau
Mack Bruno
Chateau High School
TMSN
Rotterdam Protected by Dikes Below Sea Level
Rotterdam and much of the Netherlands lie at or below sea level, safeguarded by dikes to prevent flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Window units aid poultry and livestock housing
Researchers note that Better Lighting Thermopane insulating window units improve daylight and sanitation in chicken houses cattle barns milk houses and hog pens. They state that obsidian was the first glass used by man, likely from volcanic origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbey-Owens- Ford Laboratories
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairfield News
Melvin Buelinng, Cort
Si Eowamp
Power ‘Community Church
Em Clark
Éresponte
Zbinden
Fort
A.lismeyer
Gladys Meyer
Trom
Ingels
Kenneth | Christian
Vern
Traxien
Ralph Amimondson
John
Apimondson
Obert Lee
Daisy Getiger
Bertie Baldwin
Cox
Rae Ginther
Fairfield and Power
Ginther
Augusta- Chateau
Augusta
Methodist Church
Moore
Judith Basin
Warren Stensland
FFA
Choteau Flying Service
Proaan
VET
Choteau
Shorty Stott
Bob Crawshaw
Reidar Zneckstad
CRIFW
Shoteau
Yore Ashe
Hermitage
Spo
OLD Hermitage Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
New Holland
America
Wile
Hughes Implement Co
Fairfield, Montane
Mary Lou Montague
Corr
Floyd Swenson
Bessie Belquam
G. E. Nickey
Minnesota
Ramaker Sawmill
Beckman’s
Furriers
Beckman's
Carter
Carter Extra
Chevrolet
Fisher
Choteau, Mont
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