Marc Butchart Headlines Great Falls Music Week Program
A palm room concert in the Hotel Rainbow Great Falls featured Marc Butchart vocal solo performances and Arlene Burgett violin as part of Music Teachers Association music week. The event drew Chateau residents and capacity crowds with a varied afternoon program including violin, piano, and voice numbers.
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Chateau People
Palm Room
Hotel Rainbow
Great Falls
Marc Butchart
Earlene Burgett
Earl Burgett
Music Teachers’ Association
Marc
Mary Marshall
Arlene Thompson
Gertrude Hahn
Ruth Cooley
Fary Molen
Plans for seven day morning delivery in Great Falls area
Mark Donnelly of Great Falls met with Great Falls Tribune subscribers in Chateau last Thursday and Friday to convert subscriptions to a seven day morning delivery at higher cost. The new service starts about the 14th, delivering between Great Falls and Chateau, with plans to extend to Glacier Park when park season opens.
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Mark Donnelly
Great Falls
Chateau
Donnelly
Glacier Park
Egg Grading Meeting set for May 31 and June 1
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced a two day meeting to consider egg grading with B F Thrailkill head of the state dairy division and Miss H B Cushman of Montana State college attending. The session will cover various instructional matters and a new marketing plan. Eye grading was previously sponsored by the Teton Shipping association before the grading plant ceased operations last fall.
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Robert Clarkson
B. F. Thrailkill
H. B. Cushman
Montana State College
Clarkson
The
Teton Shipping Association
Recreational Group Meeting in Choteau Highlights Local Arts
The Teton County Recreational association met last Friday in the Choteau high school auditorium. The program, arranged by Mrs. Arthur Davidson Fred Woodward and C M Swenson, featured a pantomime Church on Sunday by Coblin s and Farmington communities, a community sing led by Robert Clarkson folk dances directed by Mrs E M Bammel and vocal by Warren Crane. Plans for July include Ed Savik Mrs G R Talbert and Robert Clarkson as committee, with Robert Funk to attend a regional home talent chautauqua.
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Teton County Recreational Association
Choteau
Arthur Davidson
Fred Woodward
C. M. Swenson
Coblins
Farmington
R. K. Funk
Art Davidson
Ed. Savik
G. R. Talbert
Robert Clarkson
Robert Funk
St Stephens Church schedules Ascension events and absence
There will be no service at St Stephens church on Sunday as Mr Young attends the dioces an convention in Billings. The monthly services begin Ascension tide with Rogation service at 7 30 p m on Wednesday May 24 and Holy Communion at 10 a m on Ascension day.
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St. Stephens
Young
Billings
Lee H. Young
Local News Notes From The S D Jones Ranch Area
A car accident left the driver unconscious after a rollover and death shortly after at the S D Jones ranch. Funeral arrangements were handled by Chas G Roberts and Tom Dellno from Chateau. Several residents were seen visiting, repairing equipment, or attending local events including graduates, ranch chores, and weekend visits in Choteau and Chateau.
Pendray H D club meeting and local notes
Views From Highview report Pendray H D club gathering at Mrs T R Larson's home with Mrs H E Passmore and Mrs Fred Broeder. H H Jones assists Dick Nugent with spring work. Mrs Elsie Jones returns from Great Falls with cousins Earl and Nyle Conklin visiting briefly. Julius Hansen calls at A G Roberts home and hauls horses from winter pasture. Traveling salesman C d Autremont of Yelena is killed on S D Jones hill.
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Marvin Jones
H. E. Passmore Ranch
Anna Olsen
Choteau
Fred Broeder
Fern
Gordon
Elsie Jones
Genevieve Sprinkle
Mary Patterson
Dick Nugen
H. H. Jones
Aoe
H. E. Passmore
Chateau
Sidney Mowry
S. D. Jones Ranch
Saturay
Pendray
H. D. Club
T. R. Larson
Great Falls
Earl
Nyle Conklin
Julius Hansen
A. G. Roberts
C. d’Autremont
Yelena
S. D. Jones Hill
Seed Grain Loans to Be Speeded Up Is Word Seed Grain Loans to Be Speeded Up Is Word
Carter Phelps reports a likely promoter action on seed grain loan applications. Minneapolis office staffing has improved, reducing delays. County agents note papers returned for correction, the first action from Minneapolis in two weeks, with no checks received during that period. About 125 of 200 applicants have received checks.
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Carter Phelps
Minneapolis
Clarkson
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