Over 50 Entertainers to Perform Musical at Chateau High
Sid Willoughby organist and Yvonne Willoughby lead a large musical at Chateau high school auditorium next Monday night at 7 45 with 50 plus entertainers from Chateau and Great Falls. Admission is free though a voluntary offering will go to Teton Memorial hospital. The program includes Carmen excerpts, Deser Song pieces, Willoughby organ meditations, and local studio dancers.
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Sid Willoughby
KMON
Yvonne Willoughby
Great Falls
Chateau High School
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Willoughby
Willoughby Music Studios
Carmen
Chateau Area
Charles Averill
Marge Hanusa
Harold Engdahl
E. R. McLean
N. W. Edwards
Miss Brockley
Abbie Benham
Coquille
Ore
Benham
Cigarette Factory
Choteau Airport Seeks Permit To Light Field
The Choteau airport commission requests FAA Seattle approval to light the field for night use. Runways would be fully illuminated with a lighted tetrahedron marking the field. Engineer Obert Peterson drew plans. bids would follow if approved and the field could be designated as 24 hour on CAA maps.
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Choteau Airport
CAA
Seattle
Choteau
Obert Peterson
Rev J J Sheerin Appointed Kalispell Parish Leader
The Rev J J Sheerin will become pastor of Kalispell replacing Monsignor F X O Farrell who resigned after 44 years. He arrives May 30 to take charge of the Choteau parish where successor Rev Thomas J Gannon will serve as senior assistant at St Helena cathedral in Helena.
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Sheerin
Choteau
Thomas J. Gannon
St. Helena Cathedral
Helena
F. X. O'Farrell
Kalispell
O’farrell
Sisters of Mercy
Father Sheerin
Choteau Church
James J. Sheerin
St. Matthew’s Parish
F. X. O’farrell
Chateau
St. Joseph’s Parish
Taylor Brings New 600 Barrel Oil Well to Mosby Dome
Ike Taylor, a noted drilling contractor in Chateau, reports a 600 barrel high gravity oil well on his Mosby Dome government lease at Cat Creek. The Morrison sand flow comes from a deeper sand with four existing wells on the same structure producing over 75 barrels each.
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Ike Taylor
Chateau
Teton County
Mosby Dome
Cat Creek
Morrison
Taylor
Citizens Must Register to Vote By June 2 for Primary Election
Voters must register before June 2 at the Teton county courthouse if they did not vote in the last general election or have not re registered since. The county clerk, W. Earl Hollar, notes eligibility requires age 21, U.S. citizenship, Montana residency a year, and 30 days in Teton county prior to the July 18 primary.
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W. Earl Hollar
Teton County
Chateau
United States
Montana
Magpie Drive Again Offers Cash Prizes
The Teton Sportsmen's Association sponsors a magpie drive in Teton county ending June 20. W Earl Hollar says prize money pays 10 cents per old magpie 5 cents per young bird and 1 cent per egg, with extra prizes for top hunters. Mr and Mrs Vic Pelletier move to Flathead Lake for the summer. the Holt family will occupy their Chateau home.
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Teton
Vic Pelletier
Chateau
Flathead Lake
Pelletier
Robert Holt
Liberty Bell Tour Arrives in Choteau Memorial Day
The Liberty Bell tour stops in Choteau at 2 pm on Memorial Day as one of 49 exact replicas touring the nation for the Independence Savings Bond drive May 15 to July 4. Arnold Hanusa says copper industry donors back the program and urges schoolchildren to view the bell.
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Arnold Hanusa
Treasury
Hanusa
Philadelphia
Liberty
America
Hariage
Dutton
Ses
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Phelps-Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
American Metal Co
Miami Copper Co
Cooperation and Right Thinking Highlight Graduation Talk
Dr E A Atkinson urged graduates to daily practice cooperation, courtesy, honesty, and respect for others rights as keys to success. He warned that misunderstanding and suppressed anger fuel maladjustment and conflict, urging clear thinking and effective expression in speech and writing. Seven students won Heisey awards of 50 dollars for improvement, with scholarships to Montana State University and Concordia College totaling 370 dollars awarded to Barbara Mozer for science prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Atkinson
Chateau High School
Psychology and Philosophy
Montana State University
Atkinson
Helsey
Supt. R. C. Graham
Rena Hardy
Joan Rowley
Flora Eileen Graham
Russell Gleason
Myrtle Summerville
Dorothy Wiseman
Barbara Zgoda
Margaret Montague
Joyce Wilson
Ernest Black Rites Conducted Here Monday
Last rites for Ernest G. Black 57 year old farmer formerly between Dutton and Choteau were held Monday at the Masonic temple in Choteau. Masonic services were led by Dutton lodge 125 AF and AM with Bethany commandery 19 escort. Burial was in Choteau cemetery. Black died Friday in a Great Falls hospital after four months of monocytic leukemia. He was born May 13 1893 in Olney Illinois and lived east of Chateau where he farmed 35 years. He married Grace Ely at Beaverton Michigan. they had a son Keith who died and a daughter Norma Black Hanson of Redwood City California. Surviving siblings include John Black of Claremont Illinois Oden Spoonville Iowa and Mrs Marjorie Jones. Black belonged to several Masonic and Scottish Rite bodies in Great Falls Helena and Chateau. Relatives from California and Spokane attended. Pallbearers were Jack Parks Clare Van Horn Lyn Van Horn Gordon Cascadden Billy Hektner and H K Burch.
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Ernest G. Black
Dutton and
Choteau
Masonic Temple
Dutton Lodge No. 125
AF. & AM
Bethany Commandery No. 19
Wilbur Hooper
Dutton
Haight
Black
Great Falls
Olney
Ill
Chateau
Beaverton
Mich
Grace Ely
Keith
Norma Black Hanson
Redwood City
Calif
John Black
Claremont
Til
Oden Spoonville
Iowa
Marjorie Jones
Dutton Masonic Lodge
R.A.M
Bethany Commandery
K.T
Scottish Rite of
Algeria
A.A.O.N.M.S
Helena
R & SM
H. L. Engdahl
R. E. Nelson
Lon Crumley
Shelby
Knights Templar
Conrad
S. ¥. Hanson
Orville Minklin
Spokane
Jack Parks
Clare van Horn
Lyn van Horn
Gordon Cascadden
Billy Hektner
H. K. Burch
Lutheran Dorcas Food Sale and Luncheon
The Lutheran Dorcas circle hosts a food sale and luncheon starting at 11 am this Saturday at the old gas office. Proceeds support church missions and local charity programs.
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Lutheran Dorcas Circle
Services Set At Pendray Community Church This Summer
Services will be held at Pendray Community Church at 9 15 o clock in the mornings beginning Sunday May 28 and continuing through the summer months.
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Pendray
Livestock Film Shown At Chateau Lions Club Meeting
Carl Malone presented All Grass is Flesh by the American National Livestock Association at Lions Hall Tuesday night. The color film followed ranch life from birth to market on U S. ranches. District convention in Missoula was announced for next week with Chateau club members attending. Guests included Bob Zion Lyle Standish J C Salmond Paul Kropp and Earl Yeager. R O O'Neil was program director.
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Chateau High School
Main Avenue
Shirley McCorkle
PTA
Chateau Pta
West Point
American National Livestock Association
Carl Malone
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Hall
United States
Stud& Raed
Marketing Nee
Missoula
Chateau Club
Bob Zion
Lyle Standish
J. C. Salmond
Paul Kropp
Earl Yeager
R. O'Neil
Major vote approves Cha teau school bonds and land deals
Voters in Chateau approve 190000 for a new grade school and 175000 for a high school addition. They also authorize purchasing land for the grade school and selling land once used by the high school. Turnout reached 279 and 419 respectively, meeting the 40 percent legal threshold. No organized campaign activity was noted.
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Chateau Soon
Chateau High
Public Meeting Opposes Farmington High School Bond
Three Farmington and Agawam residents request front page publication announcing a Friday 8 pm meeting at Farmington Community Hall May 26 to form an organization opposing the proposed high school building and bond issue. The notice invites all taxpayers to attend to discuss reasons to overturn the bond and areas of concern. Signed Leslie Chalmers Ebert Malone Art Weist.
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Farmington
Agawam
The
Acantha
Leslie Chalmers Ebert Malone
Art Weist
Many Politicos File for Office In Past Week
Gordon E. Monkman Democrat and county treasurer filed for county clerk and recorder a post now held by Republican W. Earl Hollar. John W. Bilbro Democrat also filed for county treasurer where Republican Bill Irwin is a candidate. Ernest Arensmeyer Republican seeks county commissioner to oppose Jim Peebles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon E. Monkman
W. Earl Hollar
John W. Bilbro
Bill Irwin
Monkman
Ernest Arensmeyer
Jim Peebles
Lyle Standish
House of the
Paul Rice
E. V Omholt
Dutton
Carroll Maynard
James Sulgrove
Memorial Day Services Set Next Tuesday
Memorial Day services are planned for next Tuesday at Choteau cemetery at 11 am led by Dr. George A. Sexton of Great Falls, and at Farmington cemetery at 3 pm with D. P Fabrick as principal speaker. The Choteau event is organized by the VFW and American Legion, with the band and a possible parade.
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Choteau Cemetery
Farmington
George A. Sexton
Great Falls
Choteau Vfw
American Legion
J. Lynn Baker
Legion Hall
D. P Fabrick
A. Bernard Gravdal
Rebekahs
Chateau
Ioof Hall
Second Oil Well Spudded in On Johnson Land Near Agawam
Phillips Petroleum spudded its John son No. 2 well one mile north of Freda Johnson No. 1 50 barrel discovery. New location NWY%NW4 NE TM% Sec 30 Two 27 N Ree 4 W. Gas lines to Johnson No. 1 and equipment for production installed. Lexa Oil installs tankage at Trevillion No. 1 rated 40 bpd with Trevillion No. 2 location set NE Sec 21 Twp 27 N Ree 4 W.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Discovery
Phillip
Johnson
F. Hoeschen
Hoeschen
Berridge
Sandell
Madison
Phillips
Teton County
Texas Company
Chester Thomas
Johnson Well
Pondera Field
Lexa Oil Corporation
Trevillion No
Lexa
Trevillion No. 2
Polish Clergyman To Speak at Church This Sunday
A Polish born Brooklyn native and long time Polish Methodist minister in Polar will speak at Che teau Methodist Church Sunday May 28 at 8 pm. Rew Saczepkowski, recently named dean of the Polish Methodist Dist Theological Seminary in Warsaw, will lecture. He has taught Engfield at Cracow University and at Super nicus University in Poland and was ordained in Detroit in 1922 by the late Bishop Thomas Nicholson. He previously led St Peters Methodist Church and Community House in Hamtramack, Detroit.
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Poland
Brooklyn
Polar
Cheteau
Rew Saczepkowski
Metizmodist Theological Seminary
Warssaw
Ski
Wielaw
Engfield
Cracow University
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J. J. Sheerin
Kalispell Parish
New Bedford
Mass
St. Charles College
Cantonville
St. Marys Seminary
Baltimore
Carroll College
Daniel F. Feehan
Fall River
St. Marys
St. Patrick’s Parish
Butte
Magpie
Liberty Bell
Dr. Atkinson
Ernest Black
Lions Club
Politicos
Johnson Land
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