Community notes from Choteau area social calendar
The Choteau area reports a Demonstra tion club meeting at Ms. Dick Reiding’s home on Tuesday May 6 at 1:00 PM. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Peterson ill with flu, Elmer Baker and Bob Kerr visited Hamilton, and Kerr plans to move to Chateau next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheteau
Dick Reiding
Luuncheon
Mrr
Bob Kerr
Choteau Safeway
Hamilton
Krr
Chateau
Chris Evenson
Big Fork
EK. P. Larson
Bonna
Lee Maynard
Kinman College
Spokane
Choteau
NAAC
C. L. Ferguson
Great Falls
Bob
Dick Dauwalder
Jack
Montana
Sta College
Bozeman
Hampton Bloom
Phoenix
Ariz
Swan Lake
Fay Colegrove
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Meetings
Last weekend at Big Sandys Mrs Lai and others visited Florida to see family and attend the American Legion and auxiliary convention in District No. 8. Attendees listed include Mary Olson Olga Monkman Ruby Reiding Edith Tesch and Agnes Dals among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Sandys
Lai Et Ste
Dai Avisa
Florida
Sor
American Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Mary Olson
Olga Monkman
Ruby Reiding
Edith ’ Tesch
Agnes Dals
Alyce ‘Gleason
Chris
Beck
Paul
Kropp
Jay Robinson
al Hensley
Bud’ Moulton
Vands
Jack
Hinman
Portland
Seattle
Seaside
Gome
Wesley Beck
Fort
Sam Houston
Tex
Sparentis
Japan
Walter Partlow
Marge Hinman
Chateau ‘Electric
General Electric
Park Hotel
Great Falls
Partlow
W. L. Patterson
Chateau
Oddfellows
IOOF
W. L. Milner
Rhode Island
Maxine Lindseth
Bremerton
Wash
Clint Stillman
Lorraine Groot
Lewistown
Albert Heller
Williams, Ia
Groots
Inlaw
Herman Holgraser
Antidote for Spring Fever Gardeners Paint Seedbed Markers
Enthusiastic gardeners can cure spring fever with evening craft painting wooden seedbed markers. Trace designs from seed catalogs and finish with spar varnish for attractive garden additions.
Milk stains egg and meat stains cooked in sun
Egg, milk and meat stains may be set into fabric by hot sun. The article notes exposure can indelibly alter textiles and prints.
Rural Progress Committee discusses summer plots for trial
The Rural Progress Committee outlines multiple research plots to evaluate cereal varieties and fertilizer treatments. Cooperators include Métrill Pummer of Power, Howard Connell, Frank Betts of Fairfield, Bryan Corbett and Sons, Ed gar Barrett, E P Larson, Goodmundson, Rudy Fuhringer, and Harry Laubach with the Northwest Crop Improvement association and the Experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Howard Connell
Frank Betts
Fairfield
Bureau of Reclamation
Fairfield Feed Ant Seed Company
Bryan Corbett and Sons of
Chateau
Choteau
Edgar Barretts
E. P. Larson
Goodmundson
Dutton
Rudy Fuhringer
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Harry Laubach
Qutton
Bureau of Entomology
Chateau couple wed in Trinity Lutheran church ceremony
Trene Clements daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Styren Fairfield and Reidar Neckstad son of Mr and Mrs Neckstad Chateau married in a quiet ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church Chateau. Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiated with La Vone Morris maid of honor and Odin Neckstad best man. Ushers were Ernest Bryren and Edward Neckstad. Reception followed. They plan a one week honeymoon and will reside in the McDonald block Chateau. She will work at Choteau Bakery and he at Chateau Flying service while continuing farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin Neckstad
Ernest, Bryren
Edward” Neckstad
A.B. Gravdal
Marge
Hanusa
McDonald
Choteau
Choteau Bakery
Chateau Flying Service
Fairfield Man Jack C Barton Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Jack C. Barton 66 Fairfield area resident who died at a Great Falls hospital were held at Fairfield Community church with Rev. Robert Livingston officiating. Burial was in Fairfield cemetery. Barton born in Elk City Kansas, lived near Gildford, later moved to New Mexico and California before returning to near Fairfield in 1941. Survivors include his wife Al and two grandchildren of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Barton
Fairfield Area
Great Falls Hospital
Fairfield Community Church
Robert Livingston
Buriss
Fairfield
Barton
Elk City
Kaw
Gildford
New Mexico
California
Jona
Camp Desert Rock Nevada Highlights Local Soldier in Atomic Tests
Sergeant Lawrence L Styren of Fairfield serves as assistant section leader at Camp Desert Rock Nevada, part of the atomic test series conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department. He is with COM BE 369th Engineer Amphibious Support Regiment, Shore Battalion, preparing since December 1951. He entered the Army in November 1950 and trained at Fort Worden Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Desert
Rock
Nev
Lawrence L Styrens
Clarence Styren
Fairfield
Seergeant Styrell
Styren
Army
Fort Worden
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deby
Muriel ‘S. Réiquam
Dolly Kolste
Topeka
Kan
Goteh
Jacobs
Pairfield
Harold
Denver
A Wwin.Anderson
Douglas Wyo
Quick
Bill McManus
Lincoln
Neb
Frank Timmerman
Annie
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
William . Arensmaeyer
Ben. ‘Chalmers
Whateau
Beni
Chalmers
West Coast
Arensmeyer
Teton Boat and Angler’s Club
Moose Hall
Gus Thompson
Choteau Fire Department
Rex
Girocieir Y
Ohio
Tomato Soup Campbells
Morrells
Swans
oDee
Allen
Fee P.s
U.S
Hag
Pesertak
Model Lea
Leonard
Noite
Raymond “Kelly
al Cecil J
Fairfieh
End “Rank Loesch
Yiteau Wate
Acantha
Taylor Motor Co
Dodger & Trucks
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