Community Notes From Chateau Area Chronicle
Local residents travel for visits and new residences. Obert Petersons tour Sacramento with family. Bechtels plan Perry Iowa move. Mayo Clinic care for Abby Dunckel and an infant born March 6 at a Great Falls hospital. Community events include IOOF social, Chateau Woman's Club meeting, and ski tournament visits at Whitefish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Collins
Jed Saylor
Rochester Mayo Clinic
W. W. Scott
Pat Campbell
Helena
H. N. Stenseth
Conrad
al Peterson
Bergetta Madson
Whitefish
Kaare Nelson
Olaf Brandt
Dutton
Chateau
Carl Malone
Great Falls
Chateau Woman's Club
Lions Club
K. P. Larson
Giert Carlsen
Chris Evenson
Flathead Lake
Girl Scouts Plan Anniversary Dinner Observance
The Chateau Girl Scouts host a 6 30 p m pot luck dinner at the American Legion hall on Friday March 11 to celebrate the national movement anniversary and the local group’s fifth anniversary with parents leaders committee members and Brownies. Mrs Grant Curtis leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Girl Scout Movement
United States
Chateau Girl Scouts
American Legion Hall
Grant Curtis
County Agent's Corner Fun Feed Tickets and Farm Tips
County agents announce Fun Feed tickets sold by community committeemen through March 19, with unsold tickets returned here and nonfarmers allowed to buy on the 21st and 22nd. They thank the Lions Club volunteers and urge seed grain care, mineral access for sows and litters, and good alfalfa pasture. They offer electric pig brooder plans and advise early cattle grub control as they begin to drop out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Lions Club
Stanford man Ed Sandbo helps at Chateau Drug Store
Ed Sandbo of Stanford arrived Wednesday to assist at the Chateau Drug Store during the absence of Mr and Mrs Halvorsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sandbo
Stanford
Chateau
Mrs. Halvorsen
Last Rites For Mrs. Kinkle At Chateau Church
Large gathering attends funeral for Katharine Kinkle in Chateau Methodist Church. Rev H L Engdahl officiated. pallbearers included Fred Barribal and C G Passmore. Kinkle died after a fall in Laguna Beach California. she lived with her mother and daughter Leah 13. She had ties to Riverside and Laguna Beach and was active in local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Kinkle
Chateau Methodist Church
H. L. Engdahl
Fred Barribal
C G. Passmore
A J. Moore
Burr Huffman
Everett DeRusha
Joe White
Laguna Beach
Calif
The
South Coast News
Laguna
Kinkle
Charlies McDonald
Leah
Griffith Way
St. Ann's Drive
Marion S. Terry
County Offices Close Saturday Afternoons
A legislature enacted law closing county offices on Saturday afternoons. Teton County offices will generally not be open on Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Doctor Discusses Socialized Medicine
Dr. McAuley argues socialized medicine offers free services but trends to inefficiency red tape and lack of patient choice. He notes flat pay and limited private practice access, while acknowledging aid to the underinsured and suggesting voluntary American medical insurance to retain benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Duane Franks
Chateau High School
Supt . C. Graham
American Legion
Bob Waltermire
NAAC
McAuley
England
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SWIFT
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