Adelphia Activities At School Board Dinner And Meetings
The Adelphia club hosted a dinner for the school board and wives with a multi course menu and floral decor. Members and guests planned April 6 meetings and March 26 Parent Teachers Association events, with programs including The Revolt Farce piano solos and various student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Forrest
Ethel Wallace
Adelphia
Tevery
Martha Chalmers
Esther Clearman
Parent-Teachers” Association
Mildred Houck
Dorothy Longmuir
Hamlin
Lloyd Hansen
Gertrude Rasmussen
Louise Willis
Eva Hill
Wallace Frost
Dorothy Longmutt
Lloyd Hangen
Sun River Oil Company strikes oil in Kentucky well
James Eckford received a letter from W J Felt assistant manager of Sun River Oil and Gas Co in Breathitt county Kentucky stating they have struck oil at a well. Felt says stock books are closed and owners should not sell to speculators. He denies abandoning the Augusta area and says drilling continues with hopeful prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eckford
W. J. Felt
Sun River‘Oil and Gas Co
Breathitt County
Felt
Augusta
Local Red Cross News and WWI Community Updates
The county reports half the schools enrolled in Junior Red Cross with pledges to support patriotism. Homestead acts allow leaves for farm labor with strict filing duties. The chapter thanks donors for Belgian relief shipments and notes declining sewing activity amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auf
Red Cross
J. F. Moran
Dist
Farmington
Alice Satre
Burton
Dutton Public
Florence DeStaffeny
Fowler
Conrad
Chateau and Vicinty
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Arthur Hirshberg
Library adds broad new girls and war books for public
The library announces new donations and additions including My Four Years in Germany and works by Ruth Fielding and Harris Moore. New War titles include Private Peat and Christine, alongside classic war reads such as Over the Top and Mr Britling Sees It Through, enhancing public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greene
Germany
Paul Jacobson
McClurg
Harris ‘ W. Moore
Watertown
Mass
Georgia
Hannah
Tower Hill
Ruth Fielding
Alice Emerson
Snow Camp
Light House
Silver Ranch
H. G. Wells
Arrow
Spearman
Perking
Next Bond Issue to Open April Six for Three Billion
Secretary McAdoo announced the third Liberty loan will open April 6 for 3,000,000,000 dollars with 4 percent interest. First and second loans remain convertible, third loan non convertibl, long term about twenty to thirty years. A sinking fund will buy back third loan bonds at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
France
America
Ioan
Seed Loan Rules for Farmers Under Mason Act Support
A Montana council of defense letter outlines conditions for the $500 000 seed loan fund pending Supreme Court ruling on the Mason act. Applications, endorsements, county review, and securities including mortgages or crop liens are described, with funds released if the court upholds legality and bidders accept bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
State Council of Defense
Montana Council of Defense
War Savings loan call urged to Montana masses
State and county War Savings directors urge Montanans to buy government loan certificates in small denominations. They stress universal citizen participation, warn against under subscription, and frame savings as a national duty amid German threats. Leaders Harry W. Turner and E. J. Hirshberg appeal to moderate earners and emphasize self denial for liberty and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Montana
Teton “County
Sil Scribers
Germany
Marriage Licenses Issued in the Past Week
The clerk of the court issued licenses to Richard Sanderville and Annie Calf Robe of Browning and to Paul Jacobson Norman Johnson and Louise Geidreau of Chateau during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Norman Johnson
Louise Geidreau
Chateau
Richard Sanderville
Annie Calf Robe
Browning
Easter Services at Porter School House
Rev. L. F. Haley will conduct Easter day services at Porter school house in the afternoon at 3 30 p m with worship and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Haley
Porter School House
Thursday Evening Knitters Shuffle Toward Socks
Local craft group shifts focus from sweaters to sock knitting with a humorous note to stop using the word socks in yarn discussions. Members plan continued sessions Thursday evenings and encourage practical projects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lestrand
Jack Radcliffe
Gertruds
Rasmunssen
Florence Daley
Sun River Oil and Gas
Company
Kentucky
Citizens State Bank
Kaiser
George's
Fifth Avenue
United States Land Office
Amelia Strange
Meadow Brookchool
Cut Bank
Kathryne Jones
Yeager
Tina Gregg
Gamble
George Heizer
Collins Centralized
Laverna Sharpes
Lowry
Mable Tollefson
Sutton
Cora’ J. Heyer
Spring Villey
Fairfield
Bessie Kale
Liberty Center
Miss Nagle
E. N. Haugen
Library Notes
County Council
Mr. Lindsay
Lindsay
Teton County
Harry W. Turner
War Savings
E. J. Hirshberg
Téton County
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