Obituary notices and community news from Choteau area
Relatives report the death of Mrs. R. A. Clearman in Wenatchee Washington on March 18 with funeral in Spokane. Other items note the passing of Mrs. Margaret Mosby in Roundup and local responses, hospitalizations, visits, and family milestones across Teton county including reunions, birthdays, and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Clearman
Wenatchee
Wash
Spokane
Margaret Mosby
Roundup Memorial Hospital
Roundup
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mosby
Cascade
Carl K. Nordahl
Walter F. Mosby
Chateau
Rocky Mountain College Names Seminar Group A Members
Dr. Lawrence Small announced a new student faculty activity called the RMC seminar at Rocky Mountain College. The program aims to deepen liberal arts education for students with outstanding scholarly interests and abilities, with junior David Jones of Pendroy selected for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RMC
Rocky Mountain College
Lawrence Small
David Jones
Pendroy
Toole for Governor Club Organized in Teton County
A Toole for Governor Club was formed in Teton County with officers elected to run the 1960 campaign. Jack Toole of Shelby, a veteran Montana pol and former state representative, outlined his leadership and industrial development plan to keep Montanans in state. A second meeting in Dutton set another gathering in Chateau on April 7 at 8 p.m. with Jack Toole as principal speaker at a Moose hall rally in Conrad Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Chateau
Cleon McNett
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jack Wellenstein
Billie
Phoenix
Bill Wellenstein
Bob McDonald
Jake van Brunt
Stan Brown
Dave Buchanan
Marie Vance
Elmer
Teton County
Jack Toole
Shelby
Toole County
Montana
Graybill
Congress Club
LeRoy Anderson
Congress
Toole
Roy Page
Bynum
Ted Sorenson
Dutton
Ronald Otness
Choteau
Paul Mannen
Brady
Peggy Crawford
Fpat
Banka
Pondera County
Toole-for- Governor
Toole-for-Governor Club
Toole-for
Conrad
Moose Hall
Weists Honored At Reception After Feb 13 Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weist were married February 13 at the Presbyterian Church in Conrad and honored at a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weist on Sunday March 13. A buffet luncheon served to many relatives and friends including the Weist, Moser, Brownell, Rigby, Nelson, Phillips, Moser, Suefert, Truchot, Boadle, Blixrud, Cox, Howard, and Brown families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knaff
Ralph Hickman
Wesley Cherry
Horace Vaughn
Lethbridge
Alberta
Bob
Montana State College
Bozeman
Fern Cherry
Chotau
Andrew Jordan
Smoot Rowley
Charlo
Fort Knox
Li Schoonmaker
Detroit
New York
Neal Peterson
Neihart
Peterson
Penny Dahlin
Ranger Station
Cap Peterson
Kenneth Weist
Presbyterian Church
Conrad
Arthur Weist
Henry Weist
Johanna Moser
Raymond Weist
Ernest Weist
Henrietta Cook
Bob Brownell
Willis” “Rigby
Ronald Nelson
Donnie Phillips
Rudolph Moser
Gustav Moser
Ed Bradseth
George Suefert
Alex Zier
Alex Truchot
Lucille Howard
Pete Howard
Cliff Boadle
Darlene
James Boadle
John Boadle
Cliff Blixrud
Leonard Blixrud
Lill Cox
LeRoy Schilling
Ken Brown
Women’s Bowling Tourney Set For Early April
The Women’s Bowling Association hosts a three day tournament at A and E Lanes the weekend of April 1 2 and 3. Last year’s team champions Dellno Agency posted 2901 pins. Doubles winners Florente Stoudt and Edith Breckon tied 1216 for 4 singles Teresa Christian claimed 667. All events saw Teresa Christian and Virginia Nordhigen top with 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass'n
Teresa
Christian
Virginia Nordhigen
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions personal calls and food delivery to a hospital staff and doctors. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are readable to establish a specific incident or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerie
Wala Ste Bethan
Hani
Moore
Soroptimist Style Show Friday At Chateau High
The Soroptimist Style Show happens Friday at 8 p.m. in the Chateau High School auditorium with a Paris in the Spring theme. Models will display 1960 spring fashions from Howard's Dept Store Parlor Shoppe and Penneys, jewelry from Halvorson's Gift Shop and artificial flowers from Hendorf's and Halvorson's. Dorothy DeRusha will apply makeup with Elizabeth Breen coordinating and Sheila Crawford narrating. A doll exhibit by Mrs. Helen Rustad is on view in the hallway. A free will offering supports the Soroptimist hospital fund. Admission is 1 for adults and 25c for children. Proceeds fund hospital equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Paris
Dorothy Boussard
Howard’s Dept
Penneys
M Halvorson
Henneford’s
Halvorson
Chateau
Dorothy DeRusha
Elizabeth Breen
Sheila Crawford
Helen Rustad
Soroptimist Hospital Fund
Addresses Sought for 1935 Teton County High Reunion
Class organizers for the 1935 Teton County High School reunion seek current addresses for teachers who served 1931 to 1935. Reunion set for June 18. volunteers request contact with Mrs. Jessie White or listed names to relay locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Chateau
Jessie White
Iris M. Chenowith
Gladys Torgerson
Winifred M. Smith
Margaret Harris
E. H. Kleffman
Edith Ramsey
M. C. Knox
Dorothy M. Gerer
A. J. Thompson
Marion Butchart
Milton V. Ritter
Mariam Bainhill
Evelyn Mattmiller
Margaret Daly
For Sale 1951 Nash Ambassador with radio heater and overdrive
A 1951 Nash Ambassador is offered for sale very cheap. Includes radio heater and overdrive. Call IN 17 2726.
4 H Leaders Hold District Training On Crops Work
Inverness and Choteau hosts join with Great Falls Browning and other towns for a two day program focusing on crops identification weeds judging and exhibition prep for 4 H youth. Extension agronomists Ralph Mercer Arthur Shaw and Max Amberson led sessions with Vaughn and Occident Elevators staff providing instruction. Additional district trainings are planned for Billings and Sidney in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Vaughn
Ralph Mercer
Arthur Shaw
Max Amberson
Occident Elevators Agricultural Department
Billings
Sidney
4-H Leaders Seek More Youth in Worthwhile Crops Activities
4 H leaders met to plan greater youth participation in crop oriented projects. Their suggestions included increased recognition and engagement to boost involvement.
City Council Issues Two Building Permits
The city council approved two building permits at Monday night’s meeting. Rex Grocery received a permit for a back addition to the store. Jesse White was granted a permit to install a photo display case between Jackson's Barber Shop and the Selective Service office, pending building owner approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Rex Grocery
Jesse White
Jackson
Selective Service Office
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Dolly Crinklaw
Dolly Graves
Great Falls Hospital
Cornell
Cornell Hotel
RMC Group
Weiners
Hind
Sides
Playa 7 A Ytee Sroceries
Ates
The
Teton County Club
Martin Olson
Harry Luinstra
Bob Stephens
Jim Dellno
Beverly Luinstra
Choteau Publicity
Weists
Inverness
Don Reiner
Richard Hansmann
Dave Shannon
Kathleen Stokes
Danny Hansen
Bob Wright
Mike Ferris
Adam Pearson
Golden Ridge
Jerry Teenyes
Power
Barbara Kay Doyra
Great Falls
Kathy Ward
Pat Juneau
Browning
Mary Grissom
Rick Rube
Roger Hadley
Greenfield
Carolyn Holm
Fort Benton
Donald Snuffer
Leona White
Shirley Han
Olen Wickbund
Florence Hartwell
Joe Miller
Randy Hunter
Ellen Norsby
March Otthouse
Walier
Ronnie Vervick
Brian Haynes
Charles Han
Susan Britton
Louise Truchot
Phyllis Rice
Dave Anderson
Karen George
Sherry Peebles
Tom Meech
Janet Wood
Ronnie George
Roger Kelly
Andrea Lindseth
Terry Kelly
Ken Johnson
Richard Clough
Bob Wood
Albert Lindseth
Edward White
Renee Han
Cheryl Adams
David Han
Tom Falla
Raymond Juarez
Barry Kenfield
Linda Heck
Ken Richter
Judy Adams
Jim Peterson
Mary Ann Barbie
Lonnie Cody
Patti Zimbleman
Darriel Austad
Karen Ward
Joe Erickson
Wayne Haines
Bruce Hensley
Kim Moon
Wesley McComb
Steven Kincaid
Glen Meyenhuis
James Scheel
Darlene van Setten
Carol Voeller
Gary Mayer
Florence Schmidt
Bruce Lee
Pat O’loughlin
Diane Hager
Mary Pat Johnson
Geyser
Carol Mettal
Belt
Cindy Jones
Mahlon Randall
Rose Benson
Benny Davison
Highwood
Richard Boude
Fred Smith
Robert L. Phellips
Foot Clinic
Gordon Haiberg
Russell Building
Drapery
Hollywood
Or i
Wier Furniture
Model
Neo Dae Se
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