Hospital News Reports Admissions and Births in Several Towns
Teton Memorial Hospital lists admitted patients: John Brum Choteau Herbert Silberman Collins Mrs Anne Krause Fairfield Pete Huidekoper C Choteau Mrs Don Allen Fairfield Mrs Delia Shelnerdine Bynum Martin Cuniff Augusta Vicky Mathison Choteau Mrs E N Webb Simms Richard Page Bynum Mrs Richard Sangray Augusta Mrs Maurice Staith Dutton Mrs Kenneth Hoeftner Mountain Home Idaho Meda McLean Choteau Birth: a son to Mrs Don Allen Fairfield Dismissals include Harry Colvin Choteau Mrs Allen Kinasely Sir infant son Great Falls Roland Cameron Simms Mrs George Calaweillad Fairfield Dutton Mrs Kenneth Hoeftner Mountain Home Meda McLean Choteau Mrs A C Robinson Agawam
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John Brum
Choteau
Herbert Silberman
Collins
Anne Krause
Fairfield
Pete Huidekoper
C. Choteau
Don Allen
Delia Shelnerdine
Bynum
Martin Cuniff
Augusta
Vicky Mathison
Choteaur
E. N. Webb
Simms
Richard Page
Richard Sangray
Maurice Staith
Dutton
Kenneth Hoeffner
Mountain Home
Idaho
Meda McLean
Katie Gebhart
Péndroy
A. C. Robinson
Agawam
Don ‘Allen
Harry Colvin
Allen Kinasely
Great Falls
Roland Cameron
George Calaweillad
Anfant Ceeer
Kenneth Hoeftner
Mountain Hime
Pair Charged With Neglecting Cattle Inspection
A Great Falls justice court case charges P N Kleinsasser and David J Wipf with removing cattle from Tettin county to Cascade without proper inspection. Leo Overfelt, state stock inspector, accuses Hut terite colony members of failing to inspect brands and lacking a valid transportation certificate. Bond set at $200.
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Leo Overfelt
Idondey
Tettin County
Cascade
P. N. Kleinsasser
David J. Wipf
Great Falls
Card of Thanks from Chateau High Junior Class
The Junior class and sponsors Miss Carrig and Albert Finley express sincere thanks to the community for attending the Junior Prom. Gratitude is extended to the student body for attendance and cooperation, the mothers for banquet prep, the girls who served and handled cloak room and ranch stand, and Mr Schoonmaker for roasting and carving the turkeys.
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Chateau High School
Miss Carrig
Albert Finley
Schoonmaker
Cornell
Annual pre school roundup at Chateau grade school
Principal Robert Gormley announces the annual preschool roundup at Chateau grade school on Thursday May 13 from 1 30 to 6 30 for new students in kindergarten or first grade. Children must be five by Oct 15 1954 for kindergarten and six by Oct 15 1954 for first grade. vaccinations will be provided and a small fee will offset costs. Parents may be contacted by mail before roundup. call 663 for inquiries.
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Gait
Postcamis
Chateau
Robert Gormley
Court of Awards For Girl Scouts
The Court of Awards notes the Brownie Troop 12 visit to the Hutterite Miller colony and their school day activities in reading writing arithmetic and song led by Mrs Laeraine Peters and teachers Miss Jack Baker with leaders Mrs Gordon Monkman and Mrs William Farrow. Members assisting Easter aandy tag included Janet Moulton Virginia Gollehon Marion Bateman Connie Poore Lorna Yule Donna Cibernette Patricia Perry Rita Ramaker. The troop writes to girls in other states and receives letters in return. Mr and Mrs Frank Kuster take a two week vacation visiting relatives at Portal North Dakota.
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Ed Schiller
Leon ‘Gollehon
Janet Moulton
Virginia Gollehon
Marion Bateman
Connie Poore
Lorna Yule
Donna Cibernette
Patricia Perry
Rita Ramaker
POTATO PRODUCTION DIALOGUE REPORTS LIMITS AND PLANS
The article discusses growers concerns over fertilizer and crop diversions for potatoes. It notes that producers in some regions proposed changes while the department has no authority to run direct price programs. Compliance with acreage guides is tied to diversion assistance eligibility for the 1954 crop, with Montana growers aiming to match a 10,500 acre state guide.
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Wille
AMS
Montana
Billings Family Visit to Chateau This Month
Mr and Mrs John Billings and family were in Chateau last Monday visiting his mother Mrs Shell. The report notes a brief family gathering with no further details on location or events.
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John Billings
Chateau Last Mon
Dey
Mrs, Shell
Wool price support program details and eligibility
USDA officials describe new wool price support measures for 1984, outlining eligibility for producers and the ending of the current program year. The plan allows wool producers to qualify for loan benefits and notes new legislation affecting eligibility thresholds and timing.
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USDA
Youth Fellowship Aims to Reach 1,160 Youth This Summer
Describes a fourfold plan run by Bible camps and leadership schools to educate and stimulate Christian service for about 1,000 youths plus 160 camp participants during the summer months. Youth in Stewardship program invites youth to assume responsibilities within church structures each Sunday.
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Youth In Stewardship
Fragmented text notes Christian work and study groups
Fragmentary OCR text references Christian work outside the local congregation, biblically focused study and discussion groups. Mentions income and gift portions, and encouragement of Bible study amid everyday life, but lacks clear events, dates, or names.
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Tongremucort
Ague
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