Mrs Lulu Menzle 85 former Dutton post mistress dies
Mrs Lulu Menzie age 85 longtime Dutton post mistress died in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were held at the WH George chapel in Great Falls with entombment in the Great Falls mausoleum. She moved to Great Falls in 1921 after her husband John S Menzie, the former Dutton postmaster, died in 1912. Survivors include a daughter Mrs John Wiprud and three grandchildren with two sisters and two brothers. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and a past oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America.
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Lulu Mengzle
Dutton
Great Falls
WH. George
Menzie
Charles Burmingham
R. M.wiprud
Spokane
William
Jordan
Ormond
Flo
Walter Roger
Seattle
Arlie Valentine
Ralph’ Valentine
First ‘Baptist Church of
Royal Neighbors of America
Licensing Dog Owners Seen As Next Step In City Rules
A clipping from the Gaines Dog Research center advocates owner licensing to improve canine behavior. Harry Miller promotes owner responsibility and cites Los Angeles plans for an owner license alongside dog licensing to curb cruelty, neglect, and improper care. The system aims to prove ownership and protect pets rather than tax owners.
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Ted Halvorson
Phoenix
Ariz
Acantha
Chateau
Gaines Dog Research Center
Harry Miller
Miller
Olga Johnson Dies While En Route to Helena Hospital
Funeral services were held for Olga Johnson 67 at Dutton Lutheran Church with Rev. Gravdal officiating. Born to Ole and Lena Holter, she came to the United States in 1902 and married Edward Johnson in Butte on September 18, 1906. The couple settled near Dutton in 1912, farmed northwest of town until 1945, later moving to Lincoln. Surviving are her husband, daughter Hope Lantis, three grandchildren, sister Mary Fulton, brother Jens Holt, and several Norway relatives. She was a member of Alpha Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. The Seven Last Words service was planned for Easter Wednesday night.
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Dutton Lutheran Church
Olga Johnson
Dutton
Lingoln
Johnson
Alpha Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Eivand
Cathy
Hope
Stephens College girls set spring tour of Eastern States
Marjorie Batton leads forty one Stephens College students on a three week tour of the eastern United States from March 28 to April 6. Stops include Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls Boston New York Washington and Cincinnati with alumnae events at several sites and visits to Ford plants RCA studios and historic landmarks.
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Columbia
Marjorie Batton
Chateau Will
Stephens College
United States
Chicago
Detroit
Jagara Falls
Bastia
New York
Washington
D. Oo
Nest Point
Anna- Do An
Ito
Narcissus Room
Marshall
Dearborn Inn
Ford
Boston
Old North Church
Harvard
Lexington and Concord
Old Constitution
Wayside Inn
New York City
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
Greenwich Village
Times Square
RCA
Stork Club
Stephens
Capitol
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Over 200 See Works Of Art Displayed In Choteau Exhibit
More than 200 people viewed oil paintings water colors and charcoal drawings at a two day art exhibit in Choteau at the American Legion hall. The Cho teau Home Demonstration club called the event highly successful with works from the Trodick Art studio in Great Falls and from local Choteau artists Ann Barri bal Dorothy Boussard Jack Franjevic Milton Trodick and others.
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Choteau
Montana
American Legion Hall
Choteau Home Demonstration Club
Trodick
Great Falls
Ann Barribal
Dorothy Boussard
Jack Franjevic
Milton Trodick
Franjevic
Earl Steffani
W. J. Thompson
Otilla Rector
Sandy Ingersoll
A. H. Jones
Jim Logan
A. R. Robinson
May Troxdick
Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Council Awards Pack 51 Cub Scouts in Choteau
Choteau’s Cub Scout Pack No. 51 earned one of four Crusade for Liberty awards from the North Montana council during a regular meeting last Tuesday. The ceremony highlighted full committee and den leadership, organized weekly den meetings, pack gatherings, and high uniform compliance. A Cub Scout circus fund raiser is set for Friday May 2 in the city park pavilion.
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Choteau
Crusade For Liberty
North Montana Council
Dens
Cubs
Cub Scouts
Thank You Note From Hospital Stay
A grateful message thanks visitors at Tetoni Memorial hospital for cards flowers and good wishes. The writer also acknowledges money donations received from friends and colleagues and signs with sincere appreciation.
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r-Chateau
High School Festival (Continued From Page 1)
Anne Pollock chairs BB Shoot. Rev H L Engdahl and Leonard Sheble co chairs with Lee Phillips as student chair. Various events list chairpersons and student helpers for a school festival including German Band, Country Store, Movies, Dancing, Games, and booths.
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Anne Pollock
H. L. Engdahl
Leonard Sheble
Lee Phillips
al Hensley
Bill Simmons
Gibson Monkman
Eleanor Nelson
Barbara McFarren
Studen
Cecil Deming
Donald Owens
Neal Bandow
Frank George
Fairfield Wool Pool Names Officers and Plans Wool School
Corbett of Teton County is the new president of the Fairfield Wool Pool with Heber Fairfield as vice president and Emil Jackson plus Ernie Knight on the board. Howard Connell is temporary secretary treasurer. The pool, organized in 1950 and incorporated in 1951, will sponsor a wool school on Wednesday April 19 conducted by Paul Orcutt and James Drummond.
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Corbett
Fairfield
Hebergon
Emil Jackson
Knight
Ll. A
County
Paul Orcutt
James Drummond
Bozeman
Mail Schedule Changes for Choteau Route
Postmaster Monkman announces a near term shift leaving Choteau around 4 p.m to give patrons more time to mail. The adjusted dispatch will aim to avoid missing Great Falls connections while maintaining mail flow to Bynum and Pendroy on weekdays and halting northward runs on Sundays and holidays. William Paulson of Great Falls now handles local mail delivery.
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Choteau
Monkman
Great Falls
Creat Falls
William Cummings
William Paulson
Bynum and Pendroy
Deer Lodge prison crowd and community crime talk
Warden Boedecker discusses inmate numbers at Deer Lodge and the need for rehabilitation. He credits sports and youth programs with reducing delinquency and urges parental involvement to steer youth toward positive paths. Lions club events and volunteers for Boy Scouts are noted.
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Picea
Korea
Boedecker
Deer Lodge
John Hall
Fort Law
City of
Chateau
Lions Club
Helena
School Levy Explained by Board Actions and Proposals
The board approved funds for boiler pump repair and plumbing upgrades, plus equipment purchases to remove student fees for athletics. Salaries are set to rise modestly. Trustees from 8 of 11 districts endorsed the 3 percent special mill levy to run April 5, with total high school levies rising to about 17.84 mills if approved. The district seeks 6 mills for Chateau Grade School, with teacher increases and new texts funded by additional mills. A bond issue plan allocates two and a half mills for 90,000 dollars for the new building, with failure risking partial use of the old building and potential reconfiguration of classes.
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Chateau High
District 1
Choteeu
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