Senior class program ends with fortune teller scene
The article describes a senior class program with scenes of class history and class will read by Nina Hanson, announcements by Marian Webb, a law office sketch with the class will, a fortune teller salon, the class prophecy, Mary Sulgrove reciting the class poem, and the entire class singing the class song. Commencement exercises are held tonight with the annual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Winner
Nina Hanson
Marian Webb
B. J. Packer
Mary Sulgrove
Poppy Day Sale Set for Next Tuesday in Chateau
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will run the annual poppy sale in Chateau next Tuesday May 28 with a policy change. Poppies cost 10 cents for children and 25 cents minimum for adults, with any extra donations welcome. Poppy day supports disabled veterans and their families, backed by various civic groups, and runs nationwide from a Shelby field to Conrad and beyond. A survey crew resumed work on a gas project from Conrad to Choteau, noted as the third major state line installed by Hubbert with lines from Wyoming into Laurel and Billings and earlier Chinook and Havre lines praised as highly successful.
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Chateau
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Federation of Labor
Shelby Field
Conrad
Pondera Field
Choteau
George’ Wag der Vere
Hubbert
Wyoming
Laurel
Billings
Chinook
Havre
Bowes
West
Gas Pipeline Construction Moves Forward
Actual construction of the gas pipe line from the north field to Conrad and Chateau will start within a few days, upon completion of the final survey continued yesterday by a crew employed by E. J. Hubbert of Great Falls. Part of the arterials have arrived and the remainder has been ordered.
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Conrad and
Chateau
E. J. Hubbert
Great Falls
Scout Field Executive In Chateau This Week
Russell Conklin of the North Central Montana council Boy Scouts of America visited Chateau Monday through Wednesday for training sessions. He led first aid instruction for troop committee members, covered tracking and compass work, spoke at the Lions Club, and outlined next month’s troop activities. A June 14 15 visit and an outdoor hike are planned with Rev E Kaemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Conklin
North Central Montana Council
Boy Scouts of America
Chateaut
High Schoal Gymnasium
Lions Club
Mr. Conklins
Chateau
E. Kaemmer
Legion Auxiliary Officers Elected At Local Meeting
At a Tuesday meeting in May officers for the upcoming year were elected. President is Mrs. C. D. McDonald, first vice president Mrs. John T. Moore, second vice president Mrs. R. I. McClue, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. B. J. Packer. Mrs. McClue was named chairman of welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
C. D. McDonald
John T. Moore
R. I. McClue
B. J. Packer
McClue
Teton Students Are Awarded High Honors
Teton county high school students Edwin Erickson and Marybelile Peterson earned high honors at the Bozeman competition after their Chateau team placed second in the district contest held in Great Falls. Erickson won second in geometry and Peterson took third in Latin I, competing with top papers from across Montana.
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Great Falls
Teton County High School
Chateau
Bozeman
Teton High School
Edwin Erickson
Louie Erickson
Bynum
Marybelile Peterson
Obert Peterson
Lions Club hears talk on scouting in Chateau
At the Beaupre hotel Lions Club heard Russell Conklin North Montana council Boy Scouts of America field executive discuss the movement’s history and aims. The club agreed to assist the local Legion post with the Fourth of July celebration in Choteau and district Lions plan to attend the Great Falls convention.
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Lions Club
Beaupre Hotel
Russell Conklin
North Montana
Chateau
Conklin
Legion Post
Choteau
Lions
Great Falls
Services at Norwegian Lutheran Church in Farmington Sunday
In Farmington NorwegIan Lutheran church plans services next Sunday May 26 at 11 a.m. Ernest Carlson drove to Great Falls last Saturday with Mrs Carlson joining his trip to Fairfield where she spent the weekend with her parents. Margaret Bozlee left Wednesday for Florence Montana to join her parents who moved there. Mr and Mrs Hessel took her as far as Great Falls in their car. Benedict girls had dinners at Ernest Arensmeyer’s Chas Stone’s FF W Smith’s R G Thorn’s J L Ledésky’s and John Edward’s homes. Mr Mozer spent Sunday in Great Falls with his wife at Deaconess hospital. she is improving. Mrs Conner has been ill in bed recently. Brady beat Farmington 7 to 6 in a ball game last Sunday. Next Sunday Dutton will play at Farmington. O G Torrance and W O Sturrock Wearever aluminum representatives gave a demonstration and dinner at F W Smith’s last Wednesday.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Ernest Carlson
Great Falls
Chas. Stone
FF. W. Smith
R. G. Thorn
J. L. LeDésky
John Edward’s
Mozer
Deaconess Hospital
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Sunkist
Hinds
Swift
Walter Bakers
Remington
Rel
Hirshberg’s
The
Gardner
Panama
Camelot
Hannan
Tommor Row
Deauville
Shari
Texel Store
Teton Drug CO
Legion Auxiliary
Teton
John Freydenlund
Burton School
Benedict
Miss Oberg
Burton
East Farmington
Grace Andrews
Lewistown
Harold Passmore
Farmington
Lyon’s Grove
Claude
Semesan Bel
Choteau Drug Co
Chateau Hardware Co
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