Missoula WSCS Meeting Highlights Montana Event
Attendees from the Wesleyan Service Guild and local church joined the 10th annual Women’s Society of Christian Service conference in Missoula May 1 to 3. Numerous residents visited family, traveled to district meetings, and returned home after community gatherings and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Missoula
Mesdames
Frank ‘Zgoda
Clark Inbody
David Buchanan
Emil Depner
Leo Murphy
Willard Paulus
Hazel Castle
Ray Kelly
Jim Hamilton
Women's Society of Christian Service
Montana
Methodist
W. J. Ward
Marion Averil
Choteau Student Wins Ribbon for Scholarship
Mary Ann Breen a Choteau high school senior was among 64 Montana contestants awarded blue ribbons in scholastic achievement and aptitude tests at Montana State College during the 1951 High School Week. Tests covered mathematics social studies sciences and language usage. Blue ribbon winners came from senior classes though juniors qualifying may compete for scholarships if they enter MSU in fall 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann ‘Bréen
Choteau
Montana
Montana ‘State College
Bozeman
Montana State College
Boy Scouts Train Local Girl Troop At Outdoor Cookout
In Standish Château area a Boy Scout troop hosted Girl Scout Troop No. 4 for an outdoor gathering. Scouts demonstrated fires outdoor cooking lashings and tent pitching while merit badges were to be awarded for demonstrations. Girls receive instructions for an upcoming campout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Boy Scouts of
Chateau
Bob Armstrong
Bob Nauck
Standish
Vernice Robinson
Ee Paul
Dorothy
Hen
Gderson
Carol Frasier
Weekend Visitors and Moves Mentioned in Chateau Area Notes
Kay and Dickie Cortright of Great Falls visit grandmother Mrs. Margaret Davis while Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burlin attend the Chateau junior prom. Don Nordhagen, newly hired by the Missoulian, will move to Missoula after visiting his mother Mrs. Johanna Nordhagen. Ruth Reiquam from MSU will spend the weekend in Chateau with family. Ray Olson of Cut Bank returns from California with plans to visit agents Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Curtis before resuming residence in Cut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Broders
Ben Blumer
Jim Kreizberg
Great Falls
Bill Breen
Spokane
Della Manning
Missoula
Jerry Breen
Miss Manning
Hine
Kalispell
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Gayle Bandon
Bud Gruenhagen
Cut Bank
Billette Bolton
Oscar ‘Thronson
Babb
Chateau Lest
Ted Halvorsen
Francis Jones
Cub Bank
Patty Breen
Choteau
Augusta
McDonald
Pass
Rufus
Ghd Sinow
Dutton
Doris Shelmerdine
Buttrey Food Store
Barbara Moser
Great Falls Columbus Hospital
Hom
JC. Beck
Otto
Swanson
Peridrey
Chateau Hospital
David Barrett
Lucille Baillie
Co. W. Boussard
Archie Munson
Kay
Dickie Cortright
Margaret Davis
Kenneth Burlingame
David Gray
Bozeman
Clifford Hanson
Don Nordhagen
Ellensburg
Wash
Johanna Nordhagen
Don
Missoulian
Ruth Reiquam
MSU
Chateau
Ray Olson
California
F. G. Curtis
Polio March of Dimes Drives in Te ton County Totals 1844 13
Te ton County polio campaign raised 1844 dollars 13 cents this year, with 81 dollars to the national foundation for infantile paralysis and a 500 dollar epidemic aid advance. Local disbursements include 678 dollars 10 cents for a new Agawam case and 47 dollars 85 cents for an old Fairfield case. Frank E McDonnell is state representative Alice Robison is county chairman Ruby Clark co chair Halvor Deley secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agawam
Fairfield
Frank E. McDonnell
Great Falls
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
Alice Robison
Teton County
Ruby Clark
Halvor Deley
Rainbow Girls Plan Silver Tea in Helena Montana
Rainbow Girls invite all parents and friends to a public installation and silver tea on Monday evening May 1 at 8 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Proceeds from the tea will be sent to the Shadlai hospital for crippled children in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Shadlai Hospital
Helena
Rainbow’ Girls
Montana
New 4-H Club Forms at Cardnals Meet
The Happy-Go-Lucky Cardinals held their first meeting at Helen Greenli's home. Twenty-two members enrolled, all new except three. Officers: Elnora Chevalier president, Meryl Hemstad vice president, Myrna Moore secretary, Merle Odden treasurer, Deloris Scarborough reporter, Olive Maxwell song leader, Joyce Rossmiller recreation leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Greenli
Elnora Chevalier
Meryl Hemstad
Myrna Moore
Merle Odden
Deloris Scarborough
Olive Maxwell
Joyce Rossmiller
Homemakers Explore Canned Vegetables for Value and Use
Homemakers should sample different types of canned vegetables to assess cost and quality for various recipes and meal planning.
Tomatoes in prime condition headline
Buyer seeks firm well formed tomatoes free from blemishes with smooth skin and vivid red color. Open to varieties meeting standards of ripeness and appearance.
Mother Daughter Banquet Draws 200 Guests at Trinity Lutheran
More than 200 guests attended the second annual Mother Daughter banquet in Trinity Lutheran church parlors on Saturday night. Mrs. Ralph Lindquist of Great Falls was guest speaker. Toasts were given by Deanna Swenson and Mrs. Fred Meadows. SunShine Gals performed two selections, with guitar by Deanna Swenson. Flora Eileen Graham played two piano pieces. Handkerchief corsages were given to the mother of the most daughters and the youngest grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Church
Ralph Lindquist
Great Falls
Deanna, Swenson
Fred Meadows
Barbara Johnson
Joan Schneider
June Baumgartner
Irene McDowell
Shirley Miller
Janet Huffman
Deanna Swenson
Sandra Hanusa
Flora Eileen Graham
J. B. Huffman
al Baumgartner
Ellard Enderson
ACP Deadline Urges Farmers to List Conservation Needs
The chairman asks farmers to inventory conservation needs to check erosion and boost production for the year. He recommends prioritizing urgent practices with PMA committeemen, aligning with Teton county approvals, and a county program to maximize conservation per dollar and defense support. County PMA office in Chateau offers full 1951 AC Program details. operators should sign worksheets ASAP to avoid last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Teton County
Chateau
Five Chateau anglers return from Guaymas fishing trip
Five Chateau anglers Frank Stearns E R O Neil Dr C W Boussard Arnold Hanusa and pilot Bob Waltermire flew to Guaymas Sonora Mexico for a week long fishing trip. They returned last Sunday reporting they forgot tackle but enjoyed hills scenery and a restful uneventful trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Chateau
Frank Stearns
E. R. O’neil
Co. W. Boussard
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Waltermire
Auxiliary Meet Scheduled Honors Gold Star Mothers
The American Legion auxiliary holds its next regular meeting Monday night May 7 at 8 o'clock to honor Gold Star mothers and Sisters past unit presidents and unit officers. Winners will be announced in the Poppy Poster and Essay contests. Poppy Posters will be on display, Lois Peterson says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Peterson
Dutton Couple Married in Evangelical Lutheran Rites
Betty Ella Trebesch and S. A. Richard F. Schultz united in marriage at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dutton. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. A B Gravdal with a slipper satin gown, pearl necklace, and a white Bible bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Joan Trebesch and bridesmaids June Trebesch and Mrs Boyd Trebesch. Wallace Schultz served as best man with ushers Boyd Trebesch and Frank Schuler. The couple, both Dutton High School graduates of 1949, plan ship duties post reception. he returns to his ship in San Diego April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dutton
Betty Ella
Trebesch
Oscar Trebesch
S. A
Richard F. Schultz
Emil Schultz
A.B. Gravdal
Joan Trebesch
June Trebesch
Boyd Trebesch
Eileen Smith
Wallace Schultz
Conrad
Frank Schuler
Dutton High School
San Diego
Deadline extended for ceiling price charts in Helena
The Office of Price Stabilization in Helena extends the filing deadline for ceiling price charts and base period reports under CPR 7. OPS director Hugh S. O Keefe urges all retailers to submit charts promptly to enable compliance with red marked price directives from Washington. District enforcement targets bar and restaurant operators missing April 30 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Stabilization
Helena
Hugh S. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
National Se
Washington, D. C
Notice to anglers at Split-Rock Lake
Morris Brothers warn all anglers at Split-Rock Lake of livestock loss from hooks and debris, fence damage, open gates, and pasture damage from campfires and cigarettes. They urge respecting the main road and rights questions to see them or the game warden at Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Morris Brothers
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Star Theatre
Fairfield, Mont
Two Flags West
Linda Darnell
Joseph Cotton
Cornel Wilde
Jeff Chandler
Eleanor Parker
Agnes Moorehead
Ellen Corby
General Mills ‘Elevator
J. J. Ferguson
Choteau, Mont
Crisco
Oxy
Campbell
McCormick
Link Sausage
Sarge
Rainbow Girls
Ae Ted
Stores
Split-Rock Lake
General Electric
Manning Souanen
R.C.A
Wes
Chick’s Appliance Store
Gladys Briscoe
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