TETON HI-LITES BY HAZEL BLEECKER
A local high school column highlights student life and events. It notes seniors and juniors, upcoming graduation pictures due by March 25, and a request to submit photos and baby pictures. The Growl staff shares brief items and reminders about yearbook printing schedules and a $1.50 payment due by Friday March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Hazel Bleecker
Hinman
Grace
Jackson
Carlyn
Jan
Louise
Gladyce
Bev
Bob
Mr. Shirley
Mae Gronberg
Frances Denison
Grade School News Fourth Grade Adds Two Pupils
Fourth grade welcomes Marjory Lode from Harlow and Lucy Cherry from Belt. The class finished studying Switzerland with a Heidi mural. Sixth graders had photos taken and visited a girls basketball tournament. Jim Carney left for Great Falls and Dicky Swartzel, John Nelson returned after illness. Enrollment stands 22 students, 16 boys and 6 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Lode
Harlowtown
Lucy Cherry
Belt
Switzerland
Heidi
Jim Carney
Great Falls
Dicky Swartzel
John Nelson
Gay Marie DeRusha
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lauris J Otness Deceased
Bertha Holmberg Executrix announces to creditors and others with claims against Lauris J Otness Deceased to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauris J. Otness
Bertha Holmberg
Lauris J Otness
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Montana
County of
Teton
Berti, Packer
Graybill & Bradford
Great Falls
Executrix
Handy rags from old socks for odd jobs
Read as a note on reuse of children’s socks after washing. It suggests keeping holey socks as soft rags for polishing silver removing paint spots and tackling especially dirty tasks.
Pendroy Community News Recaps Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Lee Hamer reports several residents visiting Great Falls with many guests and dinners at local homes. The week featured church talks by Rev H J Riley about his Philippine prison camp experiences and Christian aid to Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob MacDonald
S. D. Nelson
Sharon
Great Falls
Ladies Aid
Max Hoeshen
John Williams
Sidney
Robert Stromswold
Paul Rice
Mary
David George
Dave Rice
Deaconess Hospital
Bob Stromswold
T. R. Larson
Eddie Poore
George Brunson
Nancy
Dutton
Dutton On Sunday of Last Week. the Dinner Was In Honor of Mr. Brunson
Pauline Rice
Chas. Johns
Claude Johns, Jr
Weldon Swanson
Lee Hamer
John Tschantre
Johnny
Rev Page
W. A. Lesmeister
Chert Lee
Dorothy
Fairfield
J. Tschantre
Roy Johns
Carl Peterson
Bozeman
Montana State College
Pendrey
M. E. Church
Chateau
H. J. Riley
Methodist Church
Philippine Islands
Christian Church
Kay improvement in rail travel comfort survey
A New York Central survey found 160000 sleeping car passengers cite air conditioning as the top rail travel comfort improvement. They chose 72 degrees as the ideal winter temperature and favored adjusting summer settings to outside heat.
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Kay
New York Central
Ration Changes Affect Laying Hen Production
E R Halbrook notes ration changes in laying hens raise feeding problems and affect production. Cornell University findings show White Leghorn pullets drop from 58.6 percent to 34.9 percent production after mash is removed and grain-only feeding is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Cornell University
New York
Gradual Ration Changes Suggested For Laying Hens
Records show 53 percent production in early February with minimal melting in a control pen. In April, when flocks were near 60 percent, ground grains replaced mash for two weeks causing production to drop to about 34 percent. After returning to regular mash, production recovered and remained influenced for about a month. If ration changes are needed, do so gradually while keeping protein normal.
Subscription Rates Raised Outside Teton County
The newspaper announces a price increase to three dollars per year for subscribers living outside Teton county, effective immediately.
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Teton County
State Bankruptcy Filings Fall as Montana Prosperity Grows
Helena report shows 1 new Montana bankruptcy case last month while 10 were terminated and 118 pending. For year ending June 1945, 34 filings, 85 terminations, 188 pending. compared with year ending June 1940, 180 filings, 79 terminations, aide STL pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Montana
Harry V. Walker
United States District Court
Walker
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E.R. Halbrook
Department of Poultry Industry
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U. S. Army
Post Office
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Wrest 49Th Street
N. Y
Curtis Implement Co
Oliver
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