Fairfield News Highlights Local Events And Changes
Fairfield reports travel to Little Rock and Bremerton. birthdays and library programs. state college students visiting families. Great Falls shopping and hospital updates. Civic groups plan scout cabin, St Patrick dance, and a local high school basketball final. School elections address board vacancies and candidate slate.
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J. N. Lacher
Arvid Sunder
A. E. Sunder
Kathyrn Lee
E. C Lee
Vaughn
Latter Day Saint’s
Great Falls
Arvid
Lowell Crawshaw
Montana State College
Alfred Crawshaw
Lion’s Club
Jack Devereaux
Ray Madsen
George Loomis
Dick Fagan
Walter Hutchins
Julia Gaare
Elmer Genger
FFA
Emily Crary
Chateau
L. S. Crary
Walt Disney
Fairfield
Greenfield
Power
VFW
American Legion Club
the Legion
St. Pat
Sunday worship and services announced by Andrew Olsen
Morning worship at 10 15 a m Sunday school at 11 15 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m are listed. Andrew Olsen, Bible expositor, invites all to attend these services.
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Andrew Olsen
St John’s Parisi Mass Times and Devotions
Sunday services listed with Fairfield 8 30 and Power 11 o clock Masses. Lenten devotions scheduled midweek in Fairfield and Dutton with 8 o'clock starts. Rev Russel Scheidler named pastor.
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Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
Two Old International Buses Up for Sale by Montana District
Sealed bids sought by Board of School District No 173 Teton County for two buses a 1935 yellow International 35 passenger in good running condition and a 1937 Blue International 35 passenger recently overhauled. Bids due April 1 1947 mail to Ole I Vervick Clerk Fairfield Montana. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of School District
Teton County
Ole I. Vervick
Fairfield
Montana
Montana Mines Boost Pine Production in January 1947
Montana mines produced 1500 tons of pine during January 1947, rising 14 percent above the 1946 monthly average, per the Interior Department Bureau of Mines.
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Washington
U.R
Montana
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Chenille Makeovers Renew Worn Oedspreads Into Apparel
Readable scraps of chenille spreads are transformed into robes, brushes coats, jackets and even dressing table draperies. Credit sales comprised almost a third of U S retail in 1938 with instalment sales at 9.3 percent.
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United States
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Melvin Bueling
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Art Anderson
Donald Gaarder
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Emma Clark
Everett Pearson
Girl Scout Council
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