Baccalaureate Service Sunday Commencement Next Thursday
Commencement for the class of 1944 at T. C. H. S. will be held Thursday May 11 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Baccalaureate on Sunday May 7 at 8 p.m. in the high school. Rev. James J. Sheerin will deliver the sermon. The class, the smallest in years, has 28 seniors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gold
Browning
Butte High Schoos
Helena
Janes J. , Sheerin
St. Joseph's Church
Chateau
James Anderson
Margaret Armstrong
Edgar Barrett
Wm. Breen
Ray Carlson
Dorothy Dale
Connie Dellno
Bernice
Normal College Head Here Tells How War Affects Education
President Sheldon E. Davis of the State Normal college at Dillon visited high schools in the region. He discussed wartime effects on education noting more senior girls seek nurses training followed by commercial and stenographic programs, while senior boys pursue engineering. He highlighted a severe teacher shortage across grades and subjects, with no near relief, noting higher education faces similar troubles.
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Sheldon E. Davis
State Normal College
Dillon
Chateau
Acantha
Montana
Pioneer Normal College
Davis
The
Normal College
Burial of Isaac Neal at Choteau Cemetery Tomorrow
Isaac Franklin Neal, longtime Mc Allister ranch employee near Bole, will be buried tomorrow in the Choteau cemetery.
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Isaac Franklin Neal
McAllister
Bole
Choteau
Girl Scout Executive From Falls to Speak in Choteau
Mrs. Arthur Hagen, Girl Scout executive from Great Falls, will address mothers of Girl Scouts, committee members, and others at the Choteau court house Monday May 8 at 2 p m There is a second meeting at 7 30 p m at the grade school for Girl Scouts mothers and friends Refreshments will be served and attendees will hear how to organize and operate a troop Mrs Hagen is described as highly qualified for this work
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Falls
Choteau
Court House
Arthur Hagen
Great Falls
Hagen
Chateau
Wright family arrives for visit with relatives
Mrs Patricia Wright and her two daughters Glee and Gay arrived last week to spend time with grandmother Mrs Josephine Laupre and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Wright
Glee
Gay
Josephine Aupre
Thronson Named Honorary Captain and Miniature Gold Baskets
The Teton basketball team elected Harry Thronson as honorary captain for the season. He has three years on the squad and two letters. Senior classmates Bill Brien and Dean Swenson face graduation. Bill Wrixon plans to leave next year for service. Don Passmore, a junior last year, will be the only returning regular from the starting five. Members received miniature gold basketballs for the season win. Letters will be awarded on graduation night with year-end honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill ‘Brien
Dean Swenson
Bill Wrixon
Don Passmore
Legion Convention Held in Falls Elects Mrs Kropp New President
Three Rivers District No. 8 Montana convention gathered in Great Falls with Chateau unit playing a leading role. Mrs Paul Kropp was elected district president, the second time the Chateau unit has held the honor. Delegates from Chateau included F R Swenson and J C Beck among others. Chauncey P Bife gave the state commander address. Rehabilitation of World War II veterans featured prominently on the agenda.
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Chateau Legionnaires
Legionnairesses
Great Falls
Three Rivers Dist
Department of Montana
Paul Kropp
Bert I. Packer
Legion
Oscar Mehl
Dutton
Harold Roudebush
Fort Benton
Mat Dolezal
Fairfield
R. R. Beaudette
Howard King
Legionnaires
Milton
Chauncey P. Bife
Helena
Miles City
Baffle
C. James Smith
Chateau
F. R. Swenson
J. C. Beck
B. I. Packer
C. G. Passmore
W. J. Hitchcock
Will Mix Potent Political Medicine Here Tuesday
With spring in the air, local notes hint at campaign activity as Republicans plan a banquet this Saturday evening and a political gathering Tuesday. The piece frames the approaching presidential election as a major national contest echoed by local events.
Notice of Closing Registration for Montana Primary 1944
The notice states registration books for Teton County Montana close at 5 pm on Friday June 2 1944 for the July 18 1944 primary. Electors may register in person or by mail with affidavits from two registrants. naturalization papers may be shown. Also covered are upcoming party events including a Republican Banquet at the Masonic temple with speaker F F Haynes and county conventions May 9, and state conventions May 16 in Helena.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
United States of America
United States
Geo. A. Carroll
Mont
Masonic Temple
F. F. Haynes
Forsyth
Haynes
Helena
George A. Carroll
Acantha
Dairy feed payments for March April announced
Roy Morgan head of the Te ton county AAA office announced that dairy feed payments for March to April 30 are now being made. Producers must present evidence of sales to the county AAA office promptly. Payments are 50c per hundredweight for whole milk and 8c per pound for butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Morgan
Teton County
AAA
Clifford Sabo Buried With Military Honors Service
Full military honors were accorded Clifford Sabo at a large funeral from the Methodist church in Chateau. The C. James Smith Post of the American Legion led exercises with veterans and enlisted men assisting. Pvt. Renner delivered a brief eulogy. Rev. Bert A. Powell gave a Gettysburg-Address sermon linking sacrifice to postwar peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Sabo
Chateau
C. James Smith
American Legion
Bert A. Powell
Lincoln
Clifford
Budy
Pvt
Renner
Stevens Point
Wis
Robert Smith
Nance Stenson
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Frank Campbell
Ben Christman
Ronald Otness
Glen Wiseman
Harry Thorn
Jas. Hightower
Teton High
Farmington Girl and Agawam Man Wed in Great Falls Church
Miss Hilda Christman and Henry Morhardt married in a church ceremony in Great Falls last Sunday officiated by Rev. Cecil Ristow. The bride wore a pink gown with attendant Miss Margaret Moser in blue. Benny Christman was best man. A wedding dinner followed at Club Cafeteria. The couple will reside at the Morhardt ranch in Conrad area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Christman
Henry Morhardt
Great Falls
Cecil Ristow
First Methodist Church
Margaret Moser
Benny Christman
G. Christman
Allan Gamble
Chateau
Farmington
Carl Morhardt
Conrad
Agawam
Winners in County Essay Contest Announced by Supt
Muriel Rei quam, County Superintendent of Schools, announced the county wide essay contest on The Dairy Cow and Gifts to Mankind. Winners include Mildred Mauseth Burton 5th grade 1st prize James Macinn Plainview 6th grade 2nd prize LaDeanne Squire Fairfield 8th grade 1st prize Robert Breere Burton 7th grade 2nd prize with honorable mention Donald Toeches Plainview. Judges were County Agent Glen Baird Home Demonstration Agent Frieda Shroder and Mrs Iona Zgoda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Shroder
Iona Zgoda
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Army
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Sreee
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Sever
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Drummond, Mont
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Larry E Johnson
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Bold Senders
Sir Hectisy’ “Wish
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Babes
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Sir Hector
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Bill Breen
William Laidlaw
Mac Wiseman James
Slammon
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Anna Hampton
Hunice Robinson
Maud Mullen
Briscoe
Marilyn Scott
Dulcie Dumble
Helen Reiquam
Agatha Laidlaw
Nancy Stenson
Phoebe Beebe
Thronson
Harry Thronson
Leatherneck Raiders
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CO. Supt
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