Baccalaureate Sermon Highlights Three Life Rules
The 1932 Teton high graduating class held services at the school auditorium with Rev. Frank Walters of Great Falls delivering a sermon on three life rules. He described the iron rule as seeking, the golden rule as service, and the crimson rule as sacrifice, urging the seniors toward living by these principles.
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Frank Walters
Teton High
The
Christian Church At
Great Falls
Walters
Guthrie
Kaemmer
Memorial Sunday Plans at Local Church Services
The notice lists church activities for Sunday including church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 a.m. It notes a safety reminder to attend worship and comments on the Lindbergh kidnapping in a religious context. Pastor E. R. Kaemmer invites all to attend.
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Lindberg
E. R. Kaemmer
Local fur farmer cites 150 percent rise in foxes
S Maccany reports that his silver black foxes this year yielded a 150 percent increase in output, highlighting strong market demand for premium pelts.
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S. Maccany
Inez Eckford Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
Mrs. Inez Eckford widow of James Eckford and former Choteau and Great Falls teacher filed last Friday for the republican nomination for county superintendent of schools. She aims for an economical and faithful administration and public service. Her career includes teaching in Great Falls and Chateau and renewed study at Winona and Eastern Montana State College.
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Inez Eckford
Jas. Eckford
Choteau
Great Falls
Eckford
James McLean
Winona
Minn
Minnesota
Chateau
Citizens State Bank
Chateau Woman’s Club
Ann
Teton High
Gordon
Chateau Public School
Guy Gulbrandsen Wins Regional Flag Contest Footnote
Guy Gulbrandsen, an eighth grade student at Pendrey, led the regional flag contest with a 95 percent score at Shelby. The regional winners enter the state flag contest in Helena on May 26. Arnold Neiswend er of Liberty Center also competed in the Washington bicentennial regional but did not place. First place in the region went to May Brumley of Hill county.
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Guy Gulbrandsen
Pendrey
Shelby
Teton
Pondera
Glacier, Toole
Liberty and
Hill
Helena
Arnold Neiswender
Liberty Center
Washington
Anna FE. Stafford
Josephine Moberly
Toole County
Arnold
May Brumley
Hill County
Moberly
Guy Glubrandsen
Decorating Features Highlight Te ton Junior Prom Night
Te ton high junior class hosted the annual prom last Friday under Miss Marguerite Vaughn. About 2 500 balloons decorated the gym in seven colors with a central revolving dome. The letters S and J signaled seniors and juniors while committees managed invitations refreshments and decorations Tennant's orchestra provided music.
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Teton High
Marguerite Vaughn
John Robinson
George Sulgrové
Tennant
Prizes Allocated for Ireland Declamatory and Flag Contests
Miss Ireland reports Washington gifts of a gold and silver medal for first and second declamatory contest winners. The American Legion auxiliary, the American Legion, and the department of public instruction provide first second and third prizes in the flag contest. Prizes awarded Thursday morning after the events.
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Ious
Miss Ireland
Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Department of Public Instruction
Inez Eckford Declares Candidacy For County Superintendent
Inez Eckford announces her bid for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools subject to the July 19 primary. If nominated and elected she promises an economical and faithful administration and the best interests of the public.
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Inez Eckford
Catholic Services Schedule for Next Sunday
Mass times listed for Chateau Bynum Dutton and Power parishes next Sunday. Rev J F Schulte serves as pastor with services at 9 AM in Chateau and Dutton and 11 AM in Bynum and Power.
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Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
J. F. Schulte
Poppy Day Pledge: Ten Million Poppies Made
Nearly 10,000,000 poppies have been produced by disabled veterans for the American Legion auxiliary to wear and sell on Poppy Day May 28. The program offers employment for veterans, funds relief work, and honors World War dead. Mrs. B. I. Packer warns that employment may shrink after the sale, making the effort crucial this year.
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American Legion Auxiliary
B. I. Packer
Auxiliary
Chateau
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