Funeral for Mrs Emmerette Brownfield Held in Fairfield
Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Methodist church for Mrs. Emmerette Brownfield of Fairfield who died last Thursday at Chateau hospital. Rev. R F Vick led the service, with Chas G Roberts directing. Interment followed at Chateau cemetery. She was born July 29 1867 in Uka Illinois and was a Cumberland Presbyterian. She leaves three children two daughters Bertie Baldwin Vera Cox and a son A L Meyer.
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Methodist
Emmerette Brownfield
Fairfield
Chateau Hospital
R. F. Vick
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau Cemetery
A. L. Meyer
Bertie
L. H. Baldwin
Vera
L. H. Cox
Local Scouts Plan County Bird House Contest Scouts announce prizes and rules
Cha teau's Boy Scout troop No 51 launches a county wide bird house contest to run until April 16 with displays in store windows for a week afterward. Four age groups prize money 1.50 for first 1.00 for second and 0.50 for third. Rules will be mailed to schools. copies available at the city office.
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Walter Hentzes
Chateau
Card of Thanks for Mrs Radcliffe’s Family
The Radcliffe family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and all who offered kindness during illness death and funeral of their beloved wife and mother. Henry Radcliffe and families acknowledge support from J H Radcliffe T J Radcliffe J A Radcliffe G W Radcliffe R F Morgan and R F Morgan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Radcliffe
J. H. Radcliffe
T. J. Radcliffe
J. A. Radcliffe
G. W. Radcliffe
St Stephen's Church Lent Services Schedule
Saturday 7 30 p m Litany service. Third Sunday in Lent 8 a m Holy Communion. 10 30 Morning Prayer. 11 00 Penitential office and Holy Communion. Pastor Lee H Young
Fairfield Family Mourns Loss With Service Attended
Fairfield residents gather for funeral services honoring a local figure. Eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive, with two brothers and two sisters all living in Illinois and Indiana. Mrs. J E Young and Mrs J A Shoquist sing, piano by Mrs A C Attstad, Rev Vick delivers sermon "Going Home" stressing death as going home since Christ came.
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Fairfield
Ilinois
Indiana
J. E. Young
J. A. Shoquist
Old Rugged Cross
A. C. Attstad
Rev. Vick
Christ
St Patrick Frolic in Augusta Promises Evening Fun
Loyal Irish residents of Augusta and vicinity will gather at the Civic hall for a St Patrick Frolic organized by the Catholic Ladies' auxiliary led by Mrs. Troy. The program features dancing bingo refreshments Irish songs and impromptu entertainment with a cedar chest valued at fifty dollars as the prize. Admission includes entry into the chest drawing and a spirited night of Irish cheer for all attendees.
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St. Patrick
Augusta
Civic Hall
Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary
Troy
Hope Chest
Colleen Dawn
Chuck's Cafe Moves to New Site Under Noted Craftmen
Chuck's cafe opened at a new location after Monday’s move and was serving customers Tuesday morning. The former Chateau hotel dining room has been transformed by Ole Holland, carpenter, and J. L. Gleason, painter, into a distinctly pleasing space with stipple gray and brown colors and new equipment including an automatic waffle iron.
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Chuck’s Cafe
Chateau Hotel
Chuck
Fairfield Junior W. C. Presents Play At Theater
The Fairfield Junior Woman's Club will present a play at the Fairfield theater on March 19 and 20 with Associate County Agent Claude Winddecker directing. Cast includes Miss Madge Looney Miss Evelyn Upman and Mrs T Jas Looney formerly of Chateau. Curtain at 8 oclock each night admission 35 cents and 15 cents.
Neiswender and Shoquist Nominated for State Farmer Degree
Arnold Neiswender and John Shoquist from the local Future Farmers chapter have been recommended to the state association for the State Farmer degree the highest award from the state. If approved, the degree will be conferred at the state convention in Bozeman in late April. Last year two Teton members earned the honor among twenty two statewide nominees.
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Arnold Neiswender
John Shoquist
State Association of Future Farmers
Bozeman
Teton
Alvin Meyer
Charles Rose
Montana State College
Methodist Church Notes March 20 Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 with special music and the pastor's sermon The Epworth League meets at 6 30 led by Bewah Roll and Alice King The evening service at 7 45 features surprising musical talent from Ladies' Industrial circles Also Bynum preaching with a special song Important announcement to be made Richard F Vick minister
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Epworth League
Bewah Roll
Alice King
Bynum
Mads
Richard F. Vick
The Pendroy Pals 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Pendroy Pals 4 H club met at Delores Frissell home on March 12 at 9 30. Attendance reached 100 percent. County nurse Miss Anderson spoke on dental care. Lorraine Campbell Delores Frissell Evangeline Rose and Mary Rice demonstrated dishes. A lunch was served by the hostess. A weiner roast is planned for Dupuyer on March 18. The next meeting will be at Kathleen Sorenson s home on February 2 at 9 30.
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Pendrey
Kathleen Sorenson
Hearing on Petition to Abandon County Road in Teton County
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana will hold a hearing on April 6 1938 at the courthouse in Chateau to consider the viewers report on a petition to abandon a county road described as beginning at the southeast corner of SW 4 SE X Section 21 Township 24 North Range 4 West, proceeding north one mile and east one and a quarter miles to the northeast corner of Section 22. Evidence will be heard from interested parties and the report will be approved or rejected. The hearing starts at 2:00 p.m. George A Carroll County Clerk. First pub March 17, 1938. Second pub March 31 1938.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Education morale and pupil projects highlight school notes
A teacher discusses the importance of adequate living standards for educators and their families, linking strong economic conditions to school effectiveness. Students in Miss Schachtler’s seventh grade completed a Glorified Glass art project and Montana geography work, while fourth graders prepared a Holland assembly with current events topics and piano numbers by Lorna Corbett and Ruth Jones.
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Montana
Lorna Corbett
Ruth Jones
Pearl Vigen
Spring Football Practice at High School Delights Coaches
The article notes a large turnout for spring football under Coach Midgett with all uniforms issued, signaling strong participation. The writers Jere Coffey and Arnold Neiswender mention plans to face Notre Dame next fall, reflecting rising optimism for the team.
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Notre Dame
Midgett
Hi-Lites Gossip Shifts Partners in Local Romance
The Hi-Lites column reports a change in the town’s romance lineup. Charles Tesch and Lou Gronberg had begun a relationship but now drift toward Jimmie Peterson and Lou Gronberg, with Gray and Vick seeking desk grease and Carlson seeking an anchor for his desk.
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Charles Tesch
Lou Gronberg
Jimmie Peterson
Charles Gray
Richard Vick
Don Carlson
Buddy Hallberg
Girls Prep Stage Paint Project For Senior Play
The passage notes girls plan to paint the stage for the senior play citing experience. It mentions Richard Vick and Margaret Mary Young visiting the justice of the peace last Monday and Gordon Monkman showing interest in the American Girl. Nettie Lane is portrayed as popular at Teton with Barney McClue, a Jones boy, and Wesley Adams noted in sequence.
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Richard Vick
Margaret Mary Young
Office of the Justice of the Peace
Gordon Monkman
Nettie Lane
Teton
Barney McClue
Jones Boys
Wesley Adams
Education for a Changing Civilization Quotation
The passage discusses William H W Kirkpatrick’s view that true democracy underpins social systems and notes spring focuses on teachers tenure salaries and school upkeep. It cites 1935 National Education Association research on teachers economic position as a matter of personal and professional concern to teachers parents and citizens.
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William HW. Kirkpatrick
National Education Association
Student diary reveals restless night and new band solo tease
A printed diary chronicles a student’s all night vigil from 11 PM to 6:40 AM amid exams, sleep, and mood swings. It notes Mildred Harrington and Roy Lewis tense over a watch, and mentions Kenneth Bruce Cohoe aiding Mildred with a bari tone solo for an upcoming assembly.
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Dean Corey
Royal Theater
Mildred Harrington
Roy Lewis
Roy
Jimmy
Tommy
Thompson
Bill
Arnold
Kenneth Bruce Cohoe
Mildred
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J. Shoquist
State Farmer
Methodist Church
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Ella Mellon
Billy’s Beer Parlor
Wallace Motor Co
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