Births and Dismissals at Teton Memorial Hospital
Births list includes a daughter for Mrs Barbara Sherman of Choteau. Dismissals note Charles VanderPas of Fairfield and Bernice Christensen of Vaughn. Patients still in hospital include Mrs Francis Juelfs of Choteau and Cornelius Kooyman of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sherman
Charles VanderPas
Fairfield
Bernice Christensen
Vaughn Chester Schleucher
Choteau
Matilda Kestner
Augusta Gideon Shepherd
Gloria C. Russell
Emery White
Augusta
Ernest A. Weist
Jennie E. Read
John K. Turnbull
Faltin D. Kolste
Gladys Wiseman
Francis Juelfs
Lawrence Larkin
Local Names Featured in Fairfield and Choteau Notices
Robert Snodgrass Choteau Boyd Stenson Choteau Mrs Lillian Kolste Fairfield Mrs Barbara Sherman Choteau Mrs Fred Johnson Choteau are listed in a regional notices item detailing residents connected to community notices and local affairs. The snippet indicates multiple individuals linked to Choteau and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snodgrass
Choteau
Boyd Stenson
Lillian Kolste
Fairfield
Barbara Sherman
Charlotte Swortzel
Fred Johnson
Amelia McDonald
Augusta
Army Private First Class Allum Assigned to Korea 2nd Division
Private First Class Franklin E. Allum 19 of Fairfield Montana is assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea as a tracked vehicle mechanic with the 4th Squadron 7th Cavalry. He joined the Army in August 1968, trained at Fort Lewis, last stationed at Fort Sill, and is a Fairfield High School graduate. Sergeant Rick Stoudt discharged after four years service at Travis Air Force Base California after tours in Biloxi Grand Forks and Okinawa. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Glen Stoudt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Korea
Franklin E. Allum
Dorothy M. Allum
Fairfield
Mont
7Th Cavalry
Allum
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Sill
Okla
Fairfield High School
Rick Stoudt
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Sgt
Stoudt
Biloxi
Miss
Grand Forks
N.C
Okinawa
Glen Stoudt
Army Specialist Four Dennis R. Jenkins Promoted in Vietnam
Dennis R. Jenkins 21 of Fairfield was promoted to Army specialist four on April 1 while serving with the Americal Division near Chu Lai Vietnam. He is a helipad operator in Headquarters and Service Battery 1st Battalion 14th Artillery. Jenkins entered active duty March 1968 completed basic at Fort Ord and arrived in Vietnam last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chu Lai
Vietnam
Dennis R. Jenkins
Kenneth Jenkins
Fairfield
Americal
14Th Artillery
Jenkins
Ft. Ord
Calif
Conrad student wins Farmers Union scholarship
Tolly Jo Bishop of Conrad is among five Midwest youths given a $1,000 Farmers Union Central Exchange scholarship. She plans music education at Pacific Lutheran University or Lenoir-Rhyne College and aims to teach vocal music in secondary schools. She attends the Central Exchange convention in St Paul, Minn. Applicants for 1970 scholarships are urged for junior high students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolly Jo Bishop
Archie Bishop
Conrad
Midwest
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Miss Bishop
Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma
Wash
Lenoir Hyne College
Hickory
N. C
St. Paul
Minn
Medicare Private Room Coverage Question Box
Question box explains Medicare payment rules for private hospital rooms. It states coverage is only for medically necessary private rooms and otherwise pays the semiprivate rate. Don Waldron is listed as a field representative for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waldron
c/o Social Security Administration
P. O
Great Falls
Montana
Medicare
Karen Buchanan Elected Officer at EMC
Karen Buchanan daughter of Mr and Mrs David Buchanan of Chateau was elected vice president of next year s senior class at Eastern Montana College in Billings. The election followed student elections held on the EMC campus last week with other campus results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Buchanan
David Buchanan
Chateau
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Miss Buchanan
EMC
Montana State University
Greg Curtis
Grant Curtis
Choteau
Lyle Weist
Ray Weist
Diane Robbins
Henry Helf
Lynn Schenk to join Montana football program
Lynn Schenk, 6-0, 195 pound multi sport star from Fairfield, has signed a letter of intent with the University of Montana. The Grizzlies may use him at fullback or linebacker, and he previously earned all-Northcentral Division honors in football and basketball while excelling in track and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Schenk
Fairfield
University of Montana
Schenk
Grizzlies
Jack Swarthout
Eagles
Montana Coaches Association
Grizzly
Bill Betcher
Missoula
Betcher
David K Peterson Receives Citizenship Papers at Conrad
David Kenneth Peterson son in law of Mrs. Georgia Tuel Voce received his citizenship papers May 1 during Naturalization and Law Day held at Conrad with Judge R D McPhillips presiding. Senator Richard Ozivi of Great Falls addressed attendees on duties and privileges of U S citizens and Law Day. Peggy Floetchinger sang two solos. various local groups attended. VFW Post 7655 served a luncheon for the new citizen and guests. Attendees included Chateau Clerk Elmer Erickson and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kenneth Peterson
Georgia Tuel Voce
Conrad
R. D. McPhillips
McPhillips
Sarah N. Rowe
Pondora County
Richard Ozivi
Great Falls
United States
Peggy Floetchinger
Conrad High School
Conrad Woman's Club
Conrad Garden Club
Extension Homemakers Council
Extension Service
VFW
Conrad Jayceens
Democratic Women’s Club
Chateau
Elmer Erickson
Joe Anderson
Gordon Monkman
H. M. Montague
Collins
Fielding Wheat by Bob Brastrup
Tempers flare for farmers and elevator operators over wheat delivery delays caused by box car shortages. Railroads, farmers, and regulators push to move millions of bushels to market while planning for future car needs and storage. The Wheat Committee reports on a busy season with 1000 attending farmers, coast port visits, and talks with national wheat leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brastrup
Montana Wheat Research
Wheat Committee
MSU
Montana Department of Agriculture
George Lackman
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ex Offices
George Sharda
Denton
Jim Stephens
Dutton
Western Wheat Associates
Montana Grain
Washington, D. C
J. A. Asleson
MSU School of Agriculture and Experiment Station
ASCS
CCC
Car Licensing Law to Change In Montana
The 41st Montana Legislature passes a law moving license plates from cars to owners with plates changing when plates are replaced. Enforcement starts July 1 with the Highway Patrol to interpret and enforce the new rule and require the registration card and tax receipt to be kept in the car at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
41St Legislative Assembly
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ed Ellsworth
Montana Auto Dealers’ Association
Great Falls
Montana Highway Patrol
Ellsworth
Montana
Highway Patrol
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Nordhagen
H. P. Campbell's
Choteau Flying Service
June Russell
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Bozeman
Mrs. Russell
Teton County
Teton Memorial Hospital
Sanford
Acco
Chateau Acantha
Franklin Allum
Farmers Union News
Montana Tech
Butte
Daniel McDonald
Bob McDonald
University
David K. Peterson
Fielding Wheat
Department of Agriculture
The
Wheat Commission
Goodyear Polygias
Al’s Husky Service
Choteau, Montana
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