Modernistic Tendencies In Musical Revue At Local High School
The 1930 musical revue at Teton County High School, directed by Miss Marguerite Vaughn, wowed a large audience with modern set design, shifting lighting, and ornate costumes. Highlights included Helen Webster's dances and vocal solos, John Sulgrove and Jimmy Morgan in comedy and dance numbers, and a finale with the entire cast on stage amid painted scenic boxes by Miss Ruby Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Marguerite Vaughn
Gilmore Hanson
Helen Webster
Herman Earles
John Sulgrove
Betty Webb
Edwin Erickson
Helen Bateman
Jimmy Morgan
Stephen Webb
Florence Trescott
Melody Boys
Albert Doughty
Vernard Olson
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Patricia Watson Leaves Cho teau Hospital After Illness
Miss Patricia Watson of Bynum, patient at Cho teau hospital for several days, left for home Wednesday. Her mother, Mrs. Constance Watson, was in Cho teau during her illness.
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Patricia Watson
Bynum
Choteau Hospital
Constance Watson
Choteau
McDonald becomes president of Choteau Golf Club
Chas S McDonald veteran Choteau golfer was elected president of the Choteau Golf Club at a well attended meeting launching the 1930 season. Dues paid after May 1 will cancel memberships and be offered for sale. Upcoming events include an April Fool's Day tournament on Sunday April 6 rain or shine.
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Chas. S. McDonald
Choteau
Choteau Golf Club
al Doughty
G. C. Core
A. H. Doughty
John Hannan
Ray Nelson
Jim Ec
Burns Home From Montana School Boards Meeting
Burns reports the Montana School Boards association held its largest meeting with 104 attendees though few county high schools were represented. Finance and statute changes in school funding dominated discussions and Elizabeth Ireland clarified transfer and funding rules. New officers were J D Wallace of Butte president and E A Marvin of Billings secretary treasurer.
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C. W. Burns
Teton County High School
Billings
Montana School Boards Association
Burns
Elizabeth Ireland
J. D. Wallace
Butte
E. A. Marvin
Sugar City
Education Board of
Northern Hotel
Former Choteau Teacher Dies Suddenly in Butte
Mrs Nan Wolfe a former Choteau public school teacher died in a Butte hospital. Her husband Mr Harrison Craig and family planned interment in Deer Lodge, her home. Born Nan Cudd, she taught in Choteau school for several years before marriage.
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Butte
Harrison Craig
Deer Lodge
Elk Conditions in Midwinter Investigated by Forest Officials
Forest officials from the Lewis and Clark area conducted field observations to study winter elk conditions and locate grazing areas. They found deep ice layers in snow, multiple destructive layers hindering foraging, and elk moving in fair overall condition with some being thin and weak.
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Lewis and Clark Forest
W. E. Lockhart
A. D. Moir
W. N. Streeter
J. L. Gleason
Waldron Creek
North Fork
Teton District
Burnt Creek
Mr. Streeter
Mr. Gleason
Deep Creek
Sun River
Teton
Deer Creek
W. Lockhart
A. D. Roushar
Cut Rock Creek
Sunriver
At- 80
Matt Scanlon
Willow Creek
Smith Creek
Ford Creek
Pretty Creek
Mr. Roushar
Williams Creek
Fairview
Straight Creek
Beach March
B. P. Martin
Frank Snider
Arsenic Creek
Big George Creek
Scattering Springs
South Fork
West Fork
Ahorn
Pretty Prairie
Beaver Creek
L. J. Howard
Sam Harris
Elk Creek
Dearborn
Carmichael
Grassy Hills
Blacktail Range
Lockhart
Streeter
Gleason
Forest Office
County Treasurer Receives Two State Drafts
County Treasurer O. G. Meadows received two drafts from State Auditor George P. Porter. One draft for 6421.50 comes from the 1930 auto license tax to the road fund. Another draft for 348.86 from the gasoline license tax is apportioned to county high schools: Teton 266.12 Power 47.64 Dutton 35.20.
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O. G. Meadows
George P. Porter
Teton County High
Power High
Dutton High
Former Cleiv Elevator Manager Dies in Chicago
Word reached here of the death in Chicago of Harry Wullenwaver former elevator manager at Cleiv and a Fairfield project landowner. Death from cancer followed a chiropractic career in Chicago after leaving Cleiv. Mrs. Wullenwaver is the daughter of George and Mrs. Walsh of Cleio. Funeral held at his Ohio home.
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Jord
Chicago
Harry Wullenwaver
Cleiv
Fairfield
Wullenwaver
George W. Walsh
Cleio
Wullenver
Ohio
Certificates of Achievement Go To Eighteen Men
The farm mechanics evening school finished last Saturday with eighteen men receiving certificates of achievement under the Smith Hughes act. Conducted at the local high school by M. K. Luther, the course aimed to cover common farm mechanical jobs found in Teton county farms, with a score card used to evaluate progress. Ten had perfect attendance. materials were funded by the participants with a three dollar deposit.
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Farm Mechanics Evening School
M. K. Luther
Teton County
Smith-Hughes
Schooy
E. H. Barrett
J. A. Shoquist
Fairfield
S. E. Brokaw
Ernest Dale
Kermit Dale
Martin Gronberg
Myles Standish
Bole
C. C. Coffey
Ed. Hodgskiss
John Luinstra
Sam Luinstra
Pete Lumatra
Harold Passmore
Cecil Passmore
Chateau
G. A. Monkman
Clarence Stone
Edward Savik
Bynum
Frank Thompson
Farmington
Luther
Teton High Will Enter Contestants in District Music Meet
Teton county high school will send several entrants to the district music meet in Great Falls. On Saturday, April 5, Principal A B Guthrie announced the locals will enter in soprano solo, girls duet, girls trio, and girls sextet with Florence Trescott leading in all events. About 150 entrants are expected in the district meet, part of roughly 800 state wide entries, with winners advancing to the Interscholastic music finals in Great Falls later in April.
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Teton County
Great Falls
A. B. Guthrie
Florence Trescott
Bettie Webb
Helen’ Bateman
Margaret Morgan
Velma Edwards
Helena Bateman
Anne Eckford
Thelma Heaton
Boise man Ralph Wooden to bid on Pishkun reservoir work
Ralph Wooden of Boise Idaho was in Chateau last Thursday and plans to bid on enlarging the Pishkun reservoir. He is known locally as a former subcontractor on the Bynum irrigation project.
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Ralph Wooden
Boise
Ida
Chateau
Pishkun
Wooden
Bynum
Nurse Miss Anetta Johnson Returns to Local Hospital
Miss Anetta Johnson registered nurse returns from Spokane where she had worked since last fall after leaving Maynard hospital in August She came back to Collins to assist her sister Mrs Sever Bergan in caring for her seriously ill children Johnson is a graduate of St Luke's hospital in Spokane
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Anetta Johnson
Spokane
Maynard Hospital
Collins
Sever Bergan
Miss Johnson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Prof Keyes Pupils to Perform Saturday Recital at Methodist Church
Musical program led by Prof. R. A. Keyes of Great Falls set for Saturday at 8:30 pm in the city Methodist church open to the public. Students include Margaret Morgan Florence Trescott Bettie Webb Helen Bateman and ensembles featuring the Eckford and Pridham groups along with soloists and the Nevin Trio.
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R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
MacDowell
Margaret Morgan
Florence Trescott
Bettie Webb
Helen Batemay
Velma Edwards
Pridham
Anne Eckford
Catherine Davis
Hambylon
Phyllis and
Frances Pridham
Abbot Anne Eckford
Squire
Frances Margaret Morgan “the Rosary
Patsy Pridham
Mendelssohn
Rubenstein
Sullivan
Prodi
Clarence Miller
Fern Green
Helen Gilchrist
Alva Larson
Strictland
Kramer Nevin
Lamar
Jenna
Sullivan Nevin
Chateau Women's Club Buys Radio for Poor Farm Inmates
The Chateau Woman's club purchased an up to date radio for the Teton county poor farm to improve inmates' life. Arthur Hirshberg, manager of Jos Hirshberg & Co., offered a special price, with installation planned when weather permits.
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Teton County
Chateau Woman’s Club
Chateau Women
Arthur Hirshberg
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Red Cross official lauds Teton County chapter
Miss Irene Beck of Missoula, field secretary for Montana of the American Red Cross, visited the Teton County chapter Monday and praised its relief work and projects. President Margaret Nagle notes the chapter exceeded its emergency quota and earned strong suggestions, including starting junior Red Cross groups in county schools next fall.
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Irene Beck
Missoula
Montana
American Red Cross
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Miss Nagle
Teton
Miss Beck
Beck
Red Cross
Taylor Couple Attend Baldwin Dealers Meeting in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs L E Taylor traveled to Great Falls on Monday where Mr Taylor attended a meeting of Baldwin combine dealers. The afternoon covered business and discussions, followed by a banquet at the Rainbow. A feature on the program was the Red Jacket orchestra, an ensemble of 10 girls.
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L. E. Taylor
Great Falls
Wellensteins Return From California Winter
Mr and Mrs Wm Wellenstein return Friday from Los Angeles and other California cities where they spent the winter and are now at the home ranch near Pendray. Mr Wellenstein reported a pleasant visit but relief at returning. His father J B Wellenstein remains in California and is expected back soon.
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Wm. Wellenstein
Los Angeles
California
Pendray
Wellenstein
Chateau
Mr. Wellenstein
J. B. Wellenstein
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