Parents-Teachers Association to Meet At Fairfield
The Parent-Teachers association will meet in the hot lunch room on Wednesday night, April 2, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Clara Withee will speak on juvenile delinquency laws. The junior class will present a play, The Curse of an Aching Heart, at the Star Theater on March 26 at 8 p.m., directed by Bob Johnson with a listed cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Withee
Star ‘Theater
Bob Johnson
Patricia Kloppel
Pal Mis
Lois Turville
Donald “‘Smith
Alts
Mae Converse
Bop ‘McLeod
Doris Teubert
Alice “Maxwell
Doreen Kolste
Irene’ Brady
Dave Capt
Edith Stormwind
San Francisco
California
Henry Largon
Ledger
Pendleton
Walter Daley
Great Falls
James Tuel
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Golden Age Club
Lina Betts
Ford Forsyth
Congregational
Creat Falls
Grace Lee
Bea Betts
Montana State University Brass Quartet
Japan's coastline compared to mainland U S shore length
The passage notes Japan has an unusually long coastline about three times that of the continental United States. It also states one mile of shore per eight or nine square miles of land, indicating dense coastal exposure relative to land area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Birthday greetings and family gatherings in Great Falls
The Breding family surprised their father with a pot luck birthday dinner on the evening of the 20th. A.C. Robinson Jr. of Great Falls attended supper with relatives Thursday evening. Petrie is laid up with an infected foot. Wuest has a touch of the flu. Doris Petrie was home sick with mumps last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Breding were dinner guests of A.C. Robinsons Friday the 21st. Alex Zier celebrated a birthday on March 23. Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Mitchell visited with friends Saturday and Sunday. The Robisons plan to move to Miles City this week to a farm 20 miles north. Social clubs plan their March meeting Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund ‘Romberg
Desert Song
Prince
Abel
Palle Nelson
Cilentlive
Anaconda
Jack
McFarland
Don Landerville
Rudolph Wendt
Brewe
Einar
Olson
Stanford
Kenneth
McLean
Clarks
Bob Teubert
Okinawa
Carl Teubert
Texas
Breding Familly
A. C. Robinson
Great Falls
Ami
a.Montana «Power Co
Frank
Petrie
H.H
Wuest
Doris
A. R. Mitchell
Robinsons
Miles City
Mont
Early Asian pitch distillation for varnish solvent
The article notes that in 1000 B C natives of Asia produced pitch and oils from tree resin on Mediterranean shores. They heated gum in pots and hung fleecy skins to catch vapors, wringing oils from the fleece. The oil served as a solvent for a durable varnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Mediterranean Sea
Frigidaire Cyclamatic system offers constant safe cold
Chick Bulgrove of Bulgrove Suppli apts touts the 1952 Frigidaire Cyclamatic line with Levehold cold and three full length shelves on nylon rollers. The design promises no defrosting, built in safety indicators, and automatic humidity control to reduce frost and keep foods in a constant zero degree safe zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgrove
Prigidaire
Billings
Levehold
Ifor
Frigerator
Midaire
Sulegrove
Frigidaire
Champion Holstein Cow Sets Kindred Milk Record
Holstein cow owned by M. G. Kruse of Kindred North Dakota produced 584 pounds of butterfat and 17,803 pounds of milk in a 365 day milking period, earning top honors as champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Holstein
M. G. Kruse
Kindred
N. Ds
Notice of Publication Appointment for Will Probate
Pursuant to an order of the Ninth Judicial District Court in Teton County Montana the court has set Thursday April 18 1952 at 10:00 AM in the Chateau courtroom as the time and place for proving the last will of Grace H Derycke also known as Grace H Rietjens in the matter of the estate of Grace H Derycke. The notice is published for interested parties to appear and present claims or objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State ‘of
Montana
Teton
Grace 'H. Derycke
Grace H. Rietjens
Chateau
County of Teton
Notice on Estate Administration and Livestock Impoundment
The court grants administration for Grace H. Rietjens and invites interested parties to contest by March 21, 1952. Separately, the Lewis and Clark National Forest issues a notice that livestock trespassed on lands within the districts listed will be impounded after April 1, 1952. Owners may redeem by reimbursing advertising and handling costs. unredeemed animals will be sold at public or private sale or destroyed. Fred O. Leftwich signs as Forest Supervisor in Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Rietjens
Arthur
Geo
J. Gunther
Jeanne . Alee
Harris, Johnson
Williams
Ford Building
Falls
Montana
United States
Teton
Sun River
Belt Creek
Judith
Lewistown
Martindale
White Sulphur Springs
Lewis and Clark National Forest
United States Forest Service
National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Great ‘Falls
Fred O. ‘Leftwich
Lewis and Clark
Great Falls
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F.G. Curtis & Son
Katherine White
AMANA
Caley & 5
Dearborn
Moose Hall
Chateau Lodge
Red Ware
Ruggeaspacer
Hughes Implement CO
Fairfield, Mont
Alton Dinette By
Kuehne
Eyseee
Ams
China
General Electric
Marshall-Wells
Choteau
Strawberry Revel
Chateau Creamery Distributors
Pioneer Milk
Tragt
Ford
Means
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