Local families visit, graduations, and reunions across several states
Tot Thompson family time with Alma Thompson and sister Whitie Wilson noted. Jay Lyon at Mis soula commencement where daughter Doris Anderson graduates. Bartons travel to Black Hills and Brookings for Beatrice Whitehead’s studies. Lyle Carden and grandchildren visit Jennie Read and handle business in Denver. Weist and related families host and attend gatherings including a 1929 Teton County High School reunion and farewell for Mrs. Ralph Paulus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Thompson
Billings
Alma Thompson
Whitie Wilson
Jay Lyon
Missoula
Doris Anderson
al Barton
Beatrice Whitehead
Black Hills
S.D
Bartons
Brookings
S. C
Whitehead
Lyle Carden
Robin
Lisa
Denver
Jennie Read
Jay Dunckel
Kirk
Keri
Brian Peck
Stacey Dunckel
Charles Peck
Ernest Weist
Dan Weist
Danelle
Ralph Paulus
Willard Paulus
Emil Depner
Mary Morris Maas
St. Ignatius
Doris King Monroe
Sunburst
Freda Moser Nelson
Valier
Grace Davidson Depner
Mabel Caskey Crane
Chateau
Teton County
Frank Zgoda
Bill Olsen Named Head of MAIA Licensing Panel
William Olsen selected chairman of the Montana Association of Insurance Agents licensing examination re evaluation project. He was notified by Tom Maddox MAIA executive secretary and will meet the committee June 26 in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Olsen
Montana Association of Insurance Agents
Olsen
Tom Maddox
MAIA
Great Falls
Stotts to Observe Silver Anniversary
All friends and relatives of Harry and Verna Stott are invited to an open house honoring their 25th wedding anniversary at their home on Friday June 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. It is requested that no gifts be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Verna Stott
Reception Honoring Newly Weds Mr and Mrs Gary Truchot
Friends and relatives are invited to a reception honoring Gary and his wife at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Truchot, on Sunday June 22 from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Truchot
Francis Truchot
Greens, Blues, Reds Split Little League Openers
Greens beat Blues 10 9 in a ragged opener as Pat Kelly and Dick Arensmeyer led the winners while Randy Jenson and John Engberg tripled for the Blues. Reds beat Greens 11 9 to even their record before facing Greens again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
Blues
Pat Kelly
Dick Arensmeyer
Randy Jenson
John Engberg
Reds
Craig Ekegren
Mark Baker
Baker
Orie Scott
Jim Rathman
Gene Passmore
Bible School Held In Dearborn Area
Daily Vacation Bible School conducted in the South Fork School area during the past week led by Pastor Ed Ferguson. Twenty six participants attended with Margaret Ferguson and Mrs Chuck Melaney assisting in teaching and Mrs Robert Rabau and Holly Son nemaker aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Dearborn
Ed Ferguson
Ferguson
Margaret Ferguson
Chuck Melaney
Robert Rabau
Holly Sonnemaker
Anniversary Party for Monkmans on Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gordon E Monkman Jr invite friends of his parents to a reception honoring the couple on their golden wedding anniversary at the Chateau United Methodist Church. The event is Sunday June 29 from 2 to 4 p m. No gifts please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hanson
Salem
Ore
Barbara
Gary Clark
Merrill Clark
Miss Hanson
North Salem High School
State Farm Insurance Co
Clark
South Salem High School
Fort Riley
Kansas
Hansons
Chateau
Gordon E. Monkman Jr
Gordon E. Monkman Sr
Chateau United Methodist Church
Kaye Caskey Selected as Summer Editor at Acantha
University of Montana journalism student Kaye Caskey will serve as summer editor at the Château Acantha. A senior and news editor of the Montana Kaimin, she belongs to Theta Sigma Phi and lives with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ralph Caskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Kaye Caskey
Miss Caskey
Montana Kaimin
Theta Sigma Phi
Journalism Women’s Honorary
Ralph Caskey
Local Rye and Flaxseed Prices Cut by ASC Chairman
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASC announces 1969 local price rates for rye at 87 cents per bushel and flaxseed at 2.40 per bushel, down from 1968 levels due to lower national rates and freight changes. The rates depend on grade and moisture, with premiums for high quality flaxseed and discounts for lower grades, and loans and purchases run through April 30 1970 for rye and May 31 1970 for flaxseed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC Committee
ASCS
Methodists to Have Substitute Minister
The Rev. Ray Ginther will serve as substitute minister for two Sundays at the Choteau United Methodist Church. He farms between Choteau and Augusta. The former pastor Rev Don Ian Smith moves to Hillview United Methodist Church in Boise Idaho. The new minister Rev Alan Adams from Big Sandy begins duties in Choteau on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ginther
Choteau United Methodist Church
Choteau
Augusta
Don Ian Smith
Hillview United Methodist Church
Boise
Idaho
Alan Adams
Big Sandy
Former Resident Buried In Seattle
Former resident Frank W. Kra mer died in Seattle last week at age 62. He lived in Choteau as a teenager and attended Choteau schools. Survivors include his daughter Mrs Richard Falcone Seattle brothers George Seattle Emil of Portland and three grandchildren. Burial was in Seattle Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Kramer
Seattle
Kramer
Choteau
Richard Falcone
George
Emil
Portland
Seattle Evergreen Cemetery
Eager Beavers 4-H Club Holds June Meeting in Pendroy
The ninth meeting of the Eager Beavers 4-H Club gathered June 9, 1969 at the Farmers Union Hall Pendroy with Karen Neckstad presiding. Activities included pledges, a rabbit talk by Shawn Campbell, demonstrations on extension lights meat loaf and steer care, a $15 hall donation and camper aid votes. Next gathering set for July 16, 1969 at the same hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eager Beavers
Shawn Campbell
Sam Thomas
Karen Neckstad
Ronnie Neckstad
Don Rice
Reidar Neckstad
Farmers Union Hall
Pendroy
Robin Larson
Federal aid figures contrast with tax dependent deduction
The commentary notes Uncle Sam spends about $800 a year per ADC recipient and $2,300 per prisoner plus $11,000 to train a Job Corps youth, yet allows only a $600 deduction for a taxpayer's dependent. This juxtaposition highlights the mismatch between program costs and tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Teton Memorial Hospital Daily Update
List of admissions births discharges and current patients at Teton Memorial Hospital includes Lorraine Dauwalder Choteau George Beaudean Choteau Florence Lussenden Choteau Lucille Sabo Choteau Archie Hickman Choteau Emma Swanson Choteau Thomas Sangray Augusta Clara Moore Choteau Millard Johnson Fairfield Birth: a son to Lorraine Dauwalder Choteau Dismissals include Julia Lovall Choteau Jean Ferguson Augusta Ruby Reiding Choteau Mary Burns Choteau James Forrest Choteau Sandra Chalmers and infant son Choteau Lorraine Dauwalder and George Beaudeau Choteau Current patients list includes Elsie West Choteau Helen Folda Fairfield Bertha Styren Augusta Helen Hadwin Fairfield Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Gwendoline Anderson Choteau Elmer Wilson Choteau Freda Johnson Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Dauwalder
George Beaudean
Choteau
Florence Lussenden
Lucille Sabo
Archie Hickman
Emma Swanson
Thomas Sangray
Augusta
Clara Moore
Millard Johnson
Fairfield
Julia Lovall
Jean Ferguson
Miss Margaret Ferguson Heads to Montana State Summer Session
Miss Margaret Ferguson daughter of Pastor and Mrs Ed Ferguson left Sunday for a summer session at Montana State University inBozeman to complete language requirements for graduation from Bryan University Dayton Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ferguson
Ed Ferguson
Montana State University
Bozeman
Ferguson
Bryan University
Dayton
Tenn
Tennessee
Veterans Welfare officer to hold free aid session at Chateau
Buddy R. Reilly Montana Veterans Welfare Commission will visit Chateau Wednesday June 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the court house to advise and assist veterans dependents or beneficiaries on benefits from the Veterans Administration. Also mentions a National Geographic note on the Dogon weaving myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy R. Reilly
Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Chateau
Court House
Reilly
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans in Uniform Promote and Deploy to Vietnam
Stanley L. Brown promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force and serves as a communications specialist at Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam. Gene A Austad, Marine Private First Class, in the Second Battalion eleventh Marine Regiment in Vietnam. Jeffery G Converse Fireman Apprentice serves aboard USS Kitty Hawk off Vietnam noted for Presidential Unit Citation earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Brown
Vietnam
U. S. Air Force
Sgt. Brown
Air Force Communications Service
Tan Son Nhut AB
Brown
Chateau High School
Gene A. Austad
Delmer E. Austad
Fairfield
Eleventh Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Jeffery G. Converse
USS
Kitty Hawk
USN
Gene L. Converse
United States
Higgins Farewell Picnic Planned at Teton Pass
A potluck picnic at Teton Pass Recreation Area on Sunday June 22 at 1 p.m. honors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Higgins and family, who are moving to Idaho after Higgins’ transfer with the Forest Service. Skiers, friends, and acquaintances are invited. attendees should bring enough food for their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass Recreation Area
Joe Higgins
Idaho
Higgins
Forest Service
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Bynum
John Black
Brittanny
Wolf Point
Ray Weist
Dick Moore
Leigh Ann
Simms
Cecile Snyder
San Francisco
Cecil Snyder Jr
McClue-Kennedy
American Federation of Musicians
Patricia Hamilton
1St Ave. S.W
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Bill Olsen
Maia Committee
Stotts
ED Schiller
Isakson
Bible School
Monkmans
Acantha
ASC
Methodists
C& Vetus
Robbie Nordhagen
Teton Memorial Hospital
Augusta News
West Africa
National Geographic
The
Leonard Blixrud
Citizens State Bank
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