High School Seniors to Graduate Friday in Exercises
The article lists graduates and attendees for the Chateau High School commencement. Dean Carleton, Miss Baulch valedictorian, and Miss Breen salutatiorians are highlighted along with musical pieces and the procession. Awards, diplomas, and benediction cap the ceremony with performances by the Harmoneers and students Flora Graham and Cathleen Maynard.
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Ven Auken
Clara B. Hansen
Mary Lee Baulch
John R. Reid
Ing
Flora Hileen Graham
Margaret Hollinshead
Susan Ellen Kadesend
Clifford Trexler
Don Schrock
Bonna Lee Maymard
Marilyn J. Verzuh
Annetta Dellwo
Cloyd Stott
Lloyd Stotte
Cora S. &Ale
Robert M. Dauwalder
Richard E. Mdauwalder
Michael J. Campbell
James E. Sullivan
Betty
University of Washington
University of Colorado
Montana State University
Carleton
Scchools
Galata
Stanford
Helena
Muntiversity School of Education
J. W.maucker
Iowa State Teachers College
University
Laura Ann Olsen
A. Bernard
Miss Breen
Maynard
Harmoneers
Miss Baulch
Graham
W. Earl Hollar
Gravdal
Clarice Maederson
Chateau High School
Richard Darling
Albert Finley
Melvin Ham
Lorraine Hackett
Noreen Dngle
Leftover vegetables stored for short term use
Cooked vegetables from a meal may be kept in a covered container in the refrigerator for a limited time until they can be served again.
Wisconsin Study Urges Higher Protein in Weight Loss Diets
A Wisconsin research report recommends including more than the usual amount of protein in weight loss diets. The finding emphasizes protein’s role in satiety and metabolic support during calorie reduction.
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Wisconsin
Reid and Baker Attend New York Life Agents Meeting at Butte
H M Reid and J Lynn Baker of Chateau New York life Insurance attended the New York Life Co annual two day state convention in Butte. The group toured a sickness and accident insurance school as New York Life prepares to sell the plan July 1. This marks the first health and accident offering in the company’s 106 year history. Coverage will be available with claims handled locally by original selling agents. Devereaux C Josephs president of New York Life addressed the group in Butte.
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H. M. Reid
J. Lynn Baker
Chateau New York Life Insurance
New York Life Insurance Co
Butte
New York Life
Devereaux C. Josephs
New York Life Co
New York
Rev Gannon Speaks At Browning High School
The Rev. Thomas J. Gannon pastor of St. Josephs Cha teau delivered the Baccalaureate address to Browning high graduates. Forty seniors, one of Browning's largest classes, heard him praise the nation under God toward Lincoln's Gettysburg words. He will also give invocation and benediction at Fairfield high school service Friday night.
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Thomas J. Gannon
St. Joseph’s Church
Chateau
Browning High School
Browning
Tom Kelly
Father Gannon
Butte Central High School
Gannon
Lincoln
Fairfield High School
County Home Demonstration Club Tea Marks Year’s End
Around the County With the H D Agent notes a May 11 county tea drawing about 150 attendees. Four clubs displayed project work while a county history synopsis stirred memories for elders and inspired youth as the council elected Mrs. Everett De Rusha as delegate to the state meeting in Bozeman.
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Everett de- Rusha
Chatéau
Bozeman
G. Mueller
Fairfield
Teton County
Fruit Shopping Guide Focuses on Nutrition and Cost
Shopping for fruit should prioritize items that meet daily nutritive needs, fit planned meals, and provide good value. Emphasizes balancing health benefits with budget considerations while selecting versatile fruits for meals and snacks.
Murphy Elected and Band Wins Awards
Murphy is elected as governor while the prize winning band, directed by Dr. C. W. Boussard, performs at more than six concerts. They arrive Wednesday, serenade in the hotel lobby, parade in pajamas, and play in a private home to support the Chateau district governor elect. Band members include Ken Thompson and Ira Perkins among others.
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Vention
C. W. Boussard
Ken
Thompson
Ira Perkins
Joe Briscoe
Henry Smith
Bernard ’ Stelling
Leo Rowley
Pat Spartz
Grant Curtis
Community events and notices in Greenfield district
Greenfield hosts school term wind-up with graduation and a community picnic Friday. A large show cast includes Esther Arps Anita Johnson Bert Madsen Maggie Schmidt Hazel Johnson Charles Stormwind Judy For sett and others. A pink and blue shower honors Mrs John Hirsch. rain affects local crops around Terry. upholstery day planned at Center May 29 with pot luck lunch. Lions convention speakers listed with Ray Nelson and Jim Cheetham among organizers.
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Fred Raihl
Dean
Terry
Bill Schmidt
Emme Schmidt
California
Jake Schmidt
Herbert Schmidt
Harold Pfeifle
Power
Erling Norheim
Lacxiles Club
Batena Echan
Robert Zien
Ic Wi
Boussard
Chateau Lions
Mrr
Ray Nelson
Bill Olsen
Grant *Curtis
Robert Zion
Charile
Bowers
W.W. Bateman
Ray Davidson
Bryan Corbetti
Murphy
Roy ‘Keaton
Chicago
Lidnis
Calgary
Choteau
Anc
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Tthe Choteau
Local Visits Return and Summer at Farm
Agawan Mr and Mrs Ted Morhardt and their children return to the farm for summer. The Art Weists visited Fritz Falllips home in Dupuyer on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alex Zier attended a baseball game in Great Falls Saturday night.
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Ted Morhardt
Art Weists
Fritz
Dupuyer
Alex Zier
Great Falls
Eighth Grade Graduation Tonight
Eighth grade graduation exercises feature the class under Graham with the song My Creed and a recessional. A dinner for the group is planned by Mothers of the graduates in charge of Mrs. Percy Robinson. Class members include Edwin Carl Allum Michael Dee Anderson Raymond Lee Anderson Gladys June Baumgartner James Robert Brewster Rodney Arlen Briscoe Donald Harold Carrier Raymond Dale Castle Larry Ray Davidson Wesley Kirt George Sharon Louise George Jerry Lee Gunther Sandra Sue Hanusa Janet Marian Huffman Barbara Lu Johnson Mary Patricia Kade Effie Irene McDorell Norita Joyce Marr Harold Theodore Powers Joan Elizabeth Schmeidner Roy Timothy Snyder Betty Jean Spinder Deanna Swenson Shirley Marlene Swenson Nicholas Joe Tomayer Harmie James Torer Harold LeRoy Wilson Jean Arlene Zier
Big Fish Catches Alarm Over Lake Eureka Depletion
Fishermen report large, repeated catches at Eureka Lake drawing crowds including daughters, friends, and out of county visitors. Infringements on limits and cowbell use are blamed for rapid stock decline. Authorities note 38 boats and many cars at peak, while rivers run murky and poor for river fishing. Small fry enjoy Spring Creek for school fish fries.
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Eureka
Eureka Lake
Spring Creek
Style Show Continues with Vocal Numbers and Help Fundraising
DeBisha described materials while Stylis and accessories were featured. Charlotte sang selections as Marian Helf and Janet Wedum accompanied, with numbers by Helf. Soroptimist club served refreshments and raised over $40 for the hospital project fund.
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DeBisha
Charlotte
Stellings
Marian
Helf
Janet Wedum
Marian-Helf
Parlor Shoppe style show draws Soroptimist thanks
Door prizes from the Parlor Shoppe were drawn by Mrs George Seufert Mrs Ledwina Cook and Mrs Emily Crary. Mrs Lynn Baker won Soroptimist floral centerpiece. The Soroptimist club extends thanks to ladies who attended or assisted in the presentation.
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George Seufert
Ledwina
Emily Crary
Lynn Baker
Methodist School Plans Two Percent Hour Sessions
A Methodist school offers classes mornings except Saturdays Sundays and Memorial Day with a closing program on Friday night June 8 marked by a public birthday party. It features staff of teachers and helpers, programs for ages four to six and eight grades, singing Bible study handwork and recreation. Buses will bring in children from outlying districts. Open to the public at no charge. An offering will be taken to defray supplies costs for the two weeks. All teachers donate time as a community service.
July Fourth Parade Seeks Entrants And Prizes
Parade organizers announce entry tokens and multiple division chairs from Fairfield area groups. Tom Hammond leads clothing bars contractors and appliance stores. Ray Kelly heads lumber firms plumbers beauty shops and more. Bob Holt handles car dealers and saddle club. John Dunckel oversees hardware stores and aviation services. Committee chair Dr Charles Boussard invites any unlisted entrants. next committee meeting set for June 5.
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Tom Hammond
Ray Kelly
Bob Holt
Holt
Chateau
Leo Murphy
John Dunckel
Charles Boussard
Ed Fearon Dies in Arizona City After Illness
Ed Fearon, longtime rancher connected with Flying U near Agawam and later in the Teton foothills, passed away after a brief illness in Arizona City. He married twice, leaving wife Gertrude of Phoenix and daughter Merle Maloif of Forsyth. He was a member of Teton’s Oldest Settlers and a Master Mason. Phoenix Mason lodge to conduct rites.
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Flying U
Agawam
Fearon
Teton
Chateau
Jim Hughes
Phoenix
Isabelle Peebles
James Peebles
Merle
William Maloif
Forsyth
Gertrude
Growth of American Newspapers from 1860 to Today
The text notes that in 1860 the United States published over 4000 newspapers and magazines, while today the number of newspapers alone has risen to about 14,000. It highlights a large expansion in print media over time.
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United States
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