Mother's Day Guests And Local Family News Across Chateau
A series of social visits unfolds in Chateau and nearby towns as residents host relatives from Great Falls Glidden and Fairfield. Notables include Mrs Mabel Reiquam with Russell Swaby family and others visiting from Sun River and Great Falls. Oliver Mauncth is seriously ill in Great Falls, and Brown family events mark anniversaries and travel plans to New York and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reiquam
Russell Swaby
Great Falls
Hazel DeSchon
Sun River Canyon
Steve Snyder
Steve
Scott Snyder
Snyders
Glisden
Wis
Bob Erickson
Helen Meltsch
Chateau Onaturday
Electric City
Helen Vance
Bill
Terry
Civic Center Theatre
Muriel Reiquam
Ruth
Burness Wenberg
Cut Bank
Jan Carlson
Bob Carlson
John Bugh
Fairfield
Raymond Carlson
Mayme Manix
Eileen
Great Falll
Chateau
W. S. Seidenadel
Chicago
Wayne LeDesky
Jimmy
Farmington
Wayne
Joe LeDesky
LeDesky
Abe Broere
Larry
Oliver
Phyllis Hall
Baby
Provo
Utah
Wil
Clifford Hansen
Betty Kade
Chick
Morris Larson
Betty
Robert Dellwo
T. J. Dellwo
James Weinert
Tore Reuterwall
James Mullaney
Reuterwall
Martha Reuterwall
Flathead Lake
Neils Mathison
New York
Norway
Mathison
Montana
Ray
Bobh Davidson
Missoula
Gary Johnson
Home Demonstration Council Meets At Metho dist Church
The Teton Home Demonstration Council met May 8 at the Methodist church with President Mrs. Helen Anderson opening. Lucy Kolste was elected state council delegate. Lorraine Gunderson and Pat Johnson as alternates. June Russell as family life delegate. A silver tea supported the L F Y.E. fund. New officers for two years: president Mrs. Helen Anderson, vice president Mrs. Nellie Blixrat, secretary Mrs. Fannie Hatcher, installed by Mrs. Nixola Vance.
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Teton
Methodist Church
Helen Anderson
Lucy Kolste
State Council
Lorraine Gunderson
Pat Johnson
June Russell
LF Y.E. Fund
Nixola Vance
Nellie Blixrat
Fannie Hatcher
Thelma Schiller
Bessie Edwards
Peggy Montague
Chateau High School
Ardis Armstrong
Fairfield
The
Betty Higgins
Lu Miller
Marva Green
Hospital Guild Meeting At Hospital May 23
The Hospital Guild will meet Wednesday May 23 from 2 to 4 PM at the Hospital. Mountain View Home Demonstration club led by Mrs Nellie Blixrud will run the work unit. All ladies invited. Coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Guild
Mountain View Home Demonstration Club
Nellie Blixrud
McLean and Klick Unite in Marriage at St Matthias Augusta
Nancy Kay McLean and Richard C. Klick were married in a double ring ceremony at St Matthias Church Augusta last Saturday officiated by Rev Thomas J Gannon. The couple's families own ranches near Augusta and a reception followed the nuptials. Theodore Klick and Mary Faith Hoeffner witnessed the ceremony.
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St. Matthias' Church
Augusta
Richard C. Klick
Nancy Kay McLean
Thomas J. Gannon
Tony Pings
Theodore Klick
Mary Faith Hoeffner
Emil Klick
Great Falls
Klick
L. K. McLean
Professor Warns Farmers About Tractor Accidents
Bozeman report by Eric B. Wilson of the Montana Extension Service warns that spring work increases tractor accidents. He cites speed as the main cause and urges proper operator instruction and supervision, caution with extra riders, and safe highway planning with daytime flags and night lighting.
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Bozeman
Eric B. Wilson
Montana Extension Service Farm Safety Committee
National Safety Council
Wilson
Valier Girl Reports Pink Snow Goose Sighting
A Valier school girl reported a pink dyed snow goose seen with white flocks. California Fish and Game dyed the feathers for migration studies. the color will fade by July. Montanans urged to report any unusual colored birds to trace geese routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
Montana Fish and Game Department
Wynn Freeman
Wildlife Restoration Division
Aileen Offerdahl
California Fish and Game Department
Freeman
Canada
California
Fire at Earl Terry’s The Chateau Causes Transformer Blaze
Firefighters were summoned to the Earl Terry residence after 9 30 last night to extinguish a blaze sparked by a power line being knocked to the ground. The transformer and pole sustained the damage with no report of spread to other structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Earl Terry Place
Branks Silenced Women in Seventeenth Century England
The brank was a headgear used to silence women who talked too much in seventeenth century England. It fitted over the head and locked so the wearer could not speak.
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England
1956 Fishing and Hunting Licenses Now Available
Montana Fish and Game Department reports 262000 licenses issued for 1956 sales to residents and visitors. Breakdown includes 146000 resident bird and fishing, 84370 resident big game, 25550 nonresident 6 day fishing, 3940 nonresident season fishing, 655 nonresident bird, 1870 nonresident big game licenses. Licenses valid until April 30 1957 for fishing and February 28 1957 for hunting.
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Tne
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Employers Requested To Give Guardsmen Time Off for Camp
General S. H. Mitchell of Montana urged all Montana employers to grant National Guard members military leave with full pay for summer field training at Fort Harrison from June 10 to 24. He noted legal requirements compel government entities to provide paid military leave and advised private employers to likewise allow leave without charging vacation time.
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Helena
S. H. Mitchell
Montana
National Guard
Fort Harrison
Mitchell
Mitchel
Difference in Pay for Camp Attendance and Leave
The text notes a difference between regular pay and pay received while attending camp or receiving leave without pay in addition to regular vacation for the period.
Problem Game Areas Helped by Non Resident Hunters
Montana Fish and Game reports high non resident activity in 1955 on deer and antelope permits in southeastern problem areas. 8 756 permits issued including 2 309 deer 3 257 antelope and 3 190 second deer permits with non residents paying 20 for second tags. 6 007 deer above normal resident take. IBM harvest data pending. average 550 monthly inquiries for 1956 seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
IBM
Department
Weather Idioms Bring Laughs in Classroom
A teacher poses the familiar adage about March winds and the changing season. In the back row, Julia quips that the phrase “comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb” refers to her father, adding humor to the lesson.
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Julia
U. S. Navy Chapel Dedicated on Malta Island
The first U S Navy Chapel on Malta was dedicated with an overflow crowd. Protestant Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 201 members at Hal Far had no regular chapel until its completion. Roman Catholics attended local churches. A 1964 Sunday School had begun.
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Malta
FHTNC
U. S. Navy
Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron
Special
Royal Naval Air Station
Hal Far
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