Shelby Merchants edge Choteau in rain interrupted game
Shelby defeated Choteau 12 to 5 in a rain interrupted nine inning contest. Duane Reisch pitched for Choteau allowing nine hits with six strikeouts as five came in the fifth inning. Jim Snider and Dick Nordhagen led Choteau hitters while Bill Hutchinson and Jerry Bowman had two hits for Shelby. The game was halted in the fifth due to rain. Choteau travels to Conrad next Sunday.
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James Payne Opens Office of Optometry in Great Falls
Dr. James S. Payne son of Roy and Mrs. Payne opens an optometry office at 219 Barber-Lydiard building Great Falls after five years study and a year in Idaho Falls. He plans possible weekly travel to Choteau for fittings as plans develop. His brother Jack in Oregon is also pursuing optometry.
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Chateau
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Great Falls
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Idaho Falls
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Great Falls-Choteau
Choteau
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Oregon
May Bond Sales in Teton Reach 4462.50
The Treasury department reports May sales of series E government bonds in Teton County totaled 4 462 50. The rise follows volunteer carrier efforts delivering defense bond pledges to homes across Montana newspapers. Early results from Kalispell Daily Interlake show 57 pledges amounting to 8 850.
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Treasury Department
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Montana
Kalispell Daily-Interlake
Vacation School Ends with Picnic and First Communion
The annual Catholic vacation school at Chateau and Pendroy closed with a park picnic on Saturday and a first communion at St. Joseph's church on Sunday. Communicants include Dana Bousard John Connore Joanna Fellers Ronald Hood James Murphy Patricia Tomayer and Eleanor Rose. Breakfast for 40 guests followed Mass. Sisters Mary Seraphine and Owen Marie planned summer study in Helena after trips to Glacier Park.
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John Connore
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Ronald Hood
James Murphy
Patricia Tomayer
Eleanor Rose
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
Glacier Park
Mary Seraphine
Helena
Owen Marie
Magpie Drive Winners Named
The article notes winners of the Magpie Drive and that Chateau merchants donated all prizes. Jim Hamilton as secretary asks winning boys to pick up prizes at Hanson Brother's garage. A spillway project for Splitrock lake will be set this Sunday June 24 and fishermen are urged to help install it.
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Dauwalder and McManus Wedding Celebrated in Great Falls
Mrs Del Moore of Great Falls attended the ceremony as sister of the groom. A wedding dinner followed at the Schell restaurant for the entire party. The bride wore a beige gray ensemble with orchid accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple planned a week long honeymoon to Yellowstone Park before settling at home in Cho[e]al.
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Great Falls
Concordia Group Plans Recital During Luther League Meeting
The Concordia Group will sing at a recital in Choteau with quartette members Luttie Hofstad and Paul Oss. The trio, students at Concordia College and Luther Theological Seminary bound for 1952, has toured Montana North Dakota and Minnesota, aided by a free will offering.
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Frank Hynes Service Held This Morning
Mass was sung at St. Josephs church in Chateau for Frank Hynes 77 retired farmer who died at a local hospital after about a year of illness. Last rites by Rev Thomas J Gannon. Interment in the family plot at Farmington. Surviving children and relatives listed. Born May 24 1874 in Delavan Minnesota. Moved to Farmington 1919 then Chateau 1940. Married Josephine DeRusha Nov 29 1894. She died 1935. Seven children 19 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren two sisters and a brother.
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Thomas J. Gannon
Farmington
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Tom Larson
Bill Arensmeyer
Steve Snyder
Jack Duffey
George McKee
Delavan
Minn
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Delevan
Clarence
Bernice Swanbeck
Hazel Rathman
Joe Swanbeck
Tom
Spokane
Fernagoda
Hayden
Elgin
Ella DeRusha
Nettie Taylor
Denver
Charles Hynes
Winnebago
CROP organizers outline aid effort and election results
Larson praised Catholic Rural Life and Church World Service for a global relief drive that delivered 99.7 percent of gifts without loss. The meeting elected county officers including Merle Plummer as chairman and Frieda Schroder as information chair, with CROP Sunday set for August and canvassing planned between September 1 and 15.
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Robert Fleshman
Commodity
Robert Gronberg
Geraldine Paulus
Frieda Schroder
Infomation Chaiman
Friendship Acres
Ben Loch
Ray Kelly
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A. Bernard Gravdal
T. J. Gannon
A. J. Livingston
Teton County
Catholic Rural Life
Albert N. Kaparich
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Fairfield
Kenneth W. Christian
Farmers Home Administration
A. E. McC
Hospital Dedication Ceremony Slated At Chateau
The Teton Memorial hospital in Chateau unveils a new facility with a maternity wing, advanced surgical and x ray services, laboratories, and extensive suites. Officials say equipment totals $34 000 with $1200 in pharmaceutical supplies and praise the hospital as one of Montana's finest for its size.
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Generals Marshall and Wedemeyer to Visit Montana
Speakers include Carl Sloan and Hardin Legionnaire as anniversary program chairmen. Arrangements for the generals visit were coordinated through Governor Bonner who has confirmation from high ranking officers. General Marshall will attend the Montana event.
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