New Auxiliary Head Elected as Memorial Day Plans Advance
Mrs Millard Bullerdick was elected president of the Chateau unit American Legion auxiliary for the ensuing year succeeding Mrs George Carroll. Other officers include Mrs Cecil Passmore first vice president Mrs Elmer Smith second vice president Mrs Glen R Becker secretary treasurer Mrs Fred Smith chaplain Mrs George Gunther sergeant at arms and Mrs B I Packer historian. The unit with 41 members plans Memorial Day activities including a joint observance with the American Legion and a grave spray for Chateau cemetery veterans plus the annual poppy sale chaired by Mrs BE Allen. Retiring officers include Mrs Carroll and Mrs Clara H Baker. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
Glen R. Becker
Millard Bullerdick
George Carroll
Cecil Passmore
Elmer Smith
Fred Smith
George Gunther
BE. W. Allen
Carroll
Clara H. Baker
K. Murphy
Lamb Losses Seen In 1935 Teton Sheep Crop
In Teton county, several sheep men estimate the 1935 lamb crop will be 15 to 20 percent under what it would have been with favorable conditions. The shortage is blamed on March and April blizzards and scarce feed including early spring grass.
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Teton County
Assistant Supervisor Weholt Reviews Forest Projects
Adolph Weholt of the Lewis and Clark national forest arrived from Great Falls and investigated improvement projects under the public works program. He cited the south fork of Dupuyer creek road as a major project providing access to dead timber firewood fence posts and building material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Weholt
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Great Falls
Dupuyer Creek
CCC
Sunriver
Weholt
L. H. Mec
Lean
Otis tests schedule and end of term events
The Otis classification test form B will be given to grades four through eight next Wednesday. Eighth grade graduation tests occur early next week. School closes May 31 with Memorial Day May 30 as a holiday. An operetta is set for May 29 and graduation May 31. Smallpox and diphtheria vaccines are postponed until June.
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Otis
New Montana Dental Association Sees Record Lewistown Meeting
Twenty seven new members join the Montana Dental Association at Lewistown, bringing total to 164. President-elect is Dr. A S Chichester of Great Falls with Dr Swanson of Columbus serving this year. 1936 convention slated for Butte. Dr E J Crary and others attended. Dr C W Boussard did not due to band duty in Havre.
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Montana Dental Association
Lewistown
C. E. Stephens
Lewis Town
A. S. Chichester
Great Falls
Swanson
Columbus
Butte
E. J. Crary
C. W. Boussard
Havre
Boy Scout Weekly Notes on June Camp Plans
The troop held a Monday meeting with physical drills signalling practice and marching led by the senior patrol leader. Max P. Jenson spoke of Camp Jefferson plans and the Glacier Park tour camp. Postponement of the court of honor to June 7 and the July 3 4 camp-o-ree were noted, and an American Legion parade invitation was accepted for Decoration Day.
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Max P. Jenson
Camp Jefferson
Glacier Park
Court of Honor
Immunizations and Community Activities in Bynum
Dr ONeill and a nurse from Chateau immunized for diphtheria and smallpox in Bynum. Local families and visitors attended events, outings, and social gatherings. school holiday adjustments and a Mother’s Day program at the L D S Sunday school noted.
Farmers Near Seeding Completion In Local Region
Mrs I N Caskey and Miss Letha shopped in Chateau on Saturday while farmers near completion of seeding, weather permitting. Junior prom drew local youths to Brady Saturday night and events included visits by Junior Waterman and Mrs Tail to Mrs R S McClenhan. George Tomsha and family visited Chateau on business, and Collings 4 H club members plan a Community hall event in Colling next Saturday.
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I. N. Caskey
Miss Letha
Chateau
Brady
Junior Waterman
C. Tailor
R. S. McClenhan
George Tomsha
Collings 4-H Club
Colling
Collins Invitational Track and Scholastic Meet Held Despite Cold
A large crowd attended the Collins H. D. club sponsored invitational track and scholastic meet despite chilly weather. Schools featured included Caskey Eyrand Plainview East Farmington and Collins with high point scorers noted, ribbons to be awarded at May 22 graduation in Collins community hall.
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Collins
Collins H. D. Club
Caskey
Clara Alzheimer
Eyrand
Leona Lockhart
Plainview
Veda Thompson
Doheny
Elsie Cunningham
East Farmington
Fred Woodward
Collins School
Jucille Trebesch
Robert K. Funk
Funk
Billy and
Mary Alice Davidson
Lois Gopenhaver
Gilbert Keirelber
Charley Doheny
Robert Doheny
Nancy Stenson
John Woodward
Ruby Depner
Arthur Dolalie
Florence Bruno
Plainview School
Vernon Dreyer
Julia Lehnerz
Bernice Dreyer
Lewis Tackes
Mary Ober
Robert Lehnerz
Donald Paulus
Eyrand School
Lloyd le Desky
Edward Wick
Ronald Otness
Junior Huisenga
Peter Huisenga
Gustav Keller
Bert Corey
Robert James Funk
Lawrence Corey
Chester Corey
Lilly Holt
Lila Reiquam
Billy Reiquam
Earl Nelson
Collins Home
Collins Community Hall
Community News Highlights from Pendray and Choteau
Local residents report hospital visits and family trips with several to Great Falls and Conrad. A large turnout attended a Pendroy H D club Mother's Day program while the Glendora players announce a show in Pendray May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Wellenstein
Great Falls
Harold Wellenstein
Conrad Hospital
Guy Gulbrandsen
Jimmy Campbell
B.C. Jannusch
Rose Morse
California
H. D. Club
Johnson
Nelson
Agawam Club
H. D
Harold Winchester
Wyoming
Talbert
J. R. Jones
Choteau
Sid Mourie
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Choteau Hospital
H. E. Passmore
Jane
Jimmie Adams
W. J
Farmers Vote on Wheat Adjustment Program Referendum
A columnist urges farmers to vote Yes or No in the national wheat referendum on Saturday May 25. The piece compares past surpluses, price shifts, and the impact of processing taxes and tariffs on farmer income, urging consideration of wheat policy and future production under drought and normal conditions.
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AAA
United States
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