Choteau Amateur Night Show Highlights Local Talent
Dona Hanberg won first prize of ten dollars at the second annual amateur night in Choteau sponsored by the Lions club. Joyce Kropp Virginia Al Jum and Margaret Peterson took second. Helen Gunderson won third. The program featured 22 numbers with strong performances from Bynum and Chateau youths including singing, dancing, and instrumental acts.
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Eleanor
Dona Hanberg
Choteau
Choteau Lions Club
Joyce Kropp
Virginia al Jum
Margaret Peterson
Helen Gunderson
Power
Roy Hanberg
Bynum School
Clara ‘Vandenhook
Jennie’ Lee
Blue Heaven
Mae Walton
Teton County
Miss Walton
Lions
Gunderson
Agaist
Lions Club
Tillie Burgmaier
R. E. Nelson
Billie Baillie
Frank Daggett, Jr
Chateau
Petricia Weiberg
Yvonne Wheeler
Harold Wheeler
Jay Robison
Agawam
Alta Alstad
Beulah Roll
Bynum
Marion Schaefer
Vivian Hansen
Garden of Tomorrow
June Curtis
Harffield Rosengren
Cornet
Norman
Elide
Hault
Irshal Davis
Funeral for Mrs. Anderson Sunday in Chateau
Funeral services for Mrs Esther Anderson wife of A E Anderson were held Sunday afternoon at the Latter Day Saints church in Chateau with a large crowd in attendance. Interment followed in Chateau cemetery with pallbearers named from the local community. Mrs Anderson born Esther Moose in St Anthony Idaho June 9 1893 came to Power in 1910 and later moved to Chateau with her husband and daughter Mrs Richerd Stephens. Survivors include husband daughter four sisters and four brothers and two grandchildren. Relatives from distant places attended the services.
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Bynum
Jesus
N. W. Edwards
God
W. W. Smith
Mr. Edwards
Chateau
Chas. G. Roberts
H. H. Bl
Ecker
C .A. Franks
Wm. F. Olsen
Gay Franklin
Geo. Gunther
Earl Yeager
Anderson
Esther Moose
St. Anthony
Idaho
Aurelia Clark
Great Falls
Power
Richerd Stephens
Legion Plans Second Boxing Card and Memorial Day Observance
Chateau post of the American Legion schedules a boxing card for May 29 at Teton County High School gym. George Carroll to manage, with Strong cooperation from Great Falls groups. Memorial Day events include an afternoon assembly at the courthouse and a cemetery program with state commander Olaon delivering the main address.
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Chateau Post
American. Legion
Teton County High School
George Carroll
F.W. Smith
Legion
C. W. Boussard
Legionnaires
C. H
Cap” Olaon
Shelby
Légion
Court House
Legion Auxiliary
Fairfield Legionnaires
Chateau
Dutton
Smith
Jerome Toenyes wins high honors at Montana State College
Mr and Mrs John Toenyes of Beck celebrate their son Jerome a sophomore at Montana State College Bozeman for Mothers Day observances. Jerome won the livestock judging contest earning two first place ribbons and the grand champion judge ribbon presented by President Alfred Atkinson, with his name engraved on the Atkinson trophy and a favorable writeup in The Exponent.
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John Toenyes
Beck
Bozeman
Jerome
Montana State College
Baxter Hotel
Teenyes
Alph Gamma Rho
Alfred Atkinson
Teton County High School
Atkinson
Exponent
Wool Sales Committee Sets Saturday Meeting to Close Deals
The Teton County Wool Pool sales committee will meet at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon May 15 to close deals for wool signed up by then. Members include Earl Woods, CC Wilson Gray, Chester Chambers, Homer Rowland, and Ross Hatcher. Claude Windecker and Fred S. Willson are county agents. Dues of $1 will be deducted from wool, and bids will be accepted up to May 15.
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Teton County
Marriage Licenses and Marriages Documented
Buril A. Whitehead 25 of Cut Bank weds Olga Pearce 23 of Glacier Park in a ceremony by Rev. Edwin Dover. William A. Ronish Jr. 22 and Elvina G. Piprud 22, both of Great Falls, married by Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson.
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Buril A. Whitehead
Cut Bank
Olga Pearce
Glacier Park
Edwin Dover
Wm. A. Ronish, Jr
Great Falls
Elvina G. Piprud
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Mrs Wixom's Dancing Pupils Recital at High School Auditorium
The dancing class of Mrs Calvin Wixom presents a Friday night recital at the high school auditorium. The program features scenes including The Magic Treasurer, Pirates Hornpipe, Novelty Numbers, Tap routines, and dances from Spain with performances by Joan Cardell, Stanley Wixom, Lola Mae Burns, Mildred Depner, June Johnson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Wixom
Magic
Chest Pirates
Joan Cardell
Stanley Wixom
Marilyn Gillette
Twinkle
Cee
Janet Field
Clara Blomberg
Lola Mae Burns
Joan Allen
Yvonne Wheeler
Mildred Depner
Georgia Coffey
Beverley — “Cornblazer
Patricia Miller
Bernice Armstrong
Bessie Corbet
Lois Mae Duits
Lolo Elizabeth
Don
Oliva Willson
Richem
Marilyn Scott
Margaret
Minnie ‘Honetsiager
Janet Fields
Katherine Walker Smitham
Dolores Johnson
Mary Lou Forrest
Popeye the
Sailor Man
Billie Baillie
Verne Moore
Bobby Scott
Cee Dolores Johnson
Oo Elizabeth
Mary Lou Forest
Hispenius
Hornae
Spain
Donna Godfrey
Tango de Espana
Choteau Bands Shine at Havre Spring Music Festival
Choteau and Chinook municipal bands and Teton county high school bands performed at Havre’s annual spring music festival. The event featured soloist Jack Shelby on cornet and two local women, Betty Jackson and Norma Tennant, on clarinet and saxophone. Irshal Davis was chosen to direct the massed band next year.
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Choteau
Teton County
Havre
Chateau
Chinook
Jack Shelby
Shelby
Betty Jackson
Norma Tennant
C. W. Boussard
Irshal Davis
Davie
Ruth O'Hare
County 4 H Picnic Set for July 18 at Chateau Park
Home demonstration clubs of Teton county plan a county wide picnic in Chateau Park on Sunday July 18 for 4 H members, families and other interested residents. Mrs Ruby Relding of Farmington chairs the program and coffee and will lead local groups through a day featuring sports contests, a baseball game, and two home demonstration specials. Last year about six hundred attended the first annual event.
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Teton County
Chateau
Ruby Relding Orf Farmington
Alta Stott
Reynum
Laélila Mack
Diamond Valley
All-County 4-H Picnic Plans Set At Saturday Meeting
The 4-H Recreation Council chaired by Harry Laubach will meet at the courthouse Saturday afternoon May 15 to finalize plans for the annual picnic scheduled Sunday June 27. Lunch, program and sports will be arranged.
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H Recreation Council
Harry Laubach
Diamond Valley
Veda Thompson
Farmington
Paul Rice
Pendray
Leonard Beck
Beck
Mabel Crane
Collins
Court House
Lions Hear District Governor at Choteau Meeting
At the Tuesday Choteau Lions gathering district governor Frank Van Demark of Cut Bank spoke, recalling his first visit 25 years ago from Collings by horse drawn stage. He praised Lions for service aims and noted the club’s role in fostering good will between towns.
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Choteau Lions
Frank van Demark
Cut Bank
van Demark
John B. Conlin
Chateau
Collings
Lions Club
Teton County High Wins Two Track Meets
The Teton county high school track team won two more meets last week, taking first at Cascade Invitational with 44 points and at Augusta Triangular with 59. Yeager led Teton with multiple wins and high points, while Moore, Parker, and others also earned top places across sprints, jumps, throws, and relays.
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Teton County
Cascade
Augusta
Teton
Simms
Centerville
Fort Shaw
Nethart
Dutton
Yeager
Moore
Parker
Kirby
yYeager
Phillips
Buckingham
Brutosky
Thompson
Berger
Cecil
Neihart
Vanatta
Taule
Stillings
Roberts
Jarvi
Sutich
Brazee
Hanson
Ombolt
Ft. Shaw
Fort Shay
Piano Pupils of Mrs Bullerdick Heard in Recital
The annual recital by Mrs M S Bullerdick at the high school auditorium drew many parents and friends. Twenty pupils performed on piano with additional acts by Betty and Mac Coffey and Nancy Stenson, plus an acrobatic routine by Patricia and Elizabeth Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Bullerdick
Betty
Mac Coffey
Nancy Stenson
Chibirbee
Patricia
Elizabeth Miller
Greta Swanson
Margaret Armstrong
Lila Reiquam
Patricia Miller
Marilyn Scott
Frances Odenwald
Bessie Corbett
Ethel Wright
Marion Corbett
Katherine Walker
Donald Passmore
Patricia Ann Moulton
Leah Ferris
Betty Coffey
Harriet Paulus
Maxine Sturgis
Frances Wright
Helen Percy Cox
Keeping Perspective as Dr Davis Delivers Teton HS Commencement
Dr Sheldon E Davis of State Normal College will speak at Teton County High School on May 26 with Keeping Perspective as the theme. Commencement week runs May 23 to 27 featuring baccalaureate, class night, three one act plays, and ceremony with reserved seating for graduates' relatives. Salutation by Guy Gulbrandsen and valedictory by Gordon Eckford are planned. Cleo Armstrong may substitute if Guy cannot participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Sheldon E. Davis
State Normal College
Dillon
A. B. Guthrie
Davis
Teton High
Guy Gulbrandsen
Ian
Gordon Eckford
Guy
Cleo Armstrong
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Harold Prior
Fairfield
Mrs. Anderson
L. D
M. E
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State College
Billie Baillie Saeeeeen
Saaneees
Dr. Boussard
Twirler
Big H. D
Reiding
Veager Star
Chateau Club
The
Lions International
Conlin
H. W. Bateman
Fred 8. Willson
H. A. Winner
R. B. Nelson
Calgary
York
Hal Ostlund
Lethbridge
Alta
Julius J. Wuerthner
Great ‘Falls
Lions ‘International Board of Directors
J. C. McGregor
Cut Bank Lions ‘Club
Cascade Lions Club Orchestra
Harry K. Newman
Conrad
Dr. Davis