Lions Enthusiastic Over Browning Program Form New Club
About 150 Lions and Lionesses from Browning and nearby towns attended the Saturday program marking the establishment of a local Lions club. Julius J. Wuerthner and Leo Graybill led the event, with Douglas Gold presiding, featuring Indian dances by Chief Big Face and Browning High Band performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions and Lionesses
Browning
Lions Club
L. E. Taylor
Chateau Club
R. E. Nelson
J. O. Byrne
Phil I. Cole
Robert Clarkson
W. Bloom
Lions International
Leo Graybill
Great Falls
Lions
Douglas Gold
Big Face
Browning High School
Graybill
Wuerthner
Poppy Sale Wednesday a Success in City
Indications point to the American Legion Auxiliary poppy sale being the most successful yet. Net proceeds reached 75 dollars by 6 pm with expectations of beating the prior year’s 79 dollars as volunteers including Mrs. B I Packer and several helpers collected funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
B. I. Packer
Packer
Catherine MacDonald
Dan Huffman
Clara H. Baker
George Carroll
C. D. McDonald
Ray I. McClue
Sturgis Named Commander of Chateau Post No 6 Legion
K E Sturgis manager of the J C Penney store in this city was elected commander of Chateau Post No 6 for the ensuing year at a meeting held last Friday night. Other officers named include Jas Smith vice commander George A Carroll adju tant E L Kueck sergeant at arms M S Bullerdick historian H W Bateman chaplain C D McDonald treasurer. Sturgis a naval aviation veteran who served in World War I and spent 10 months in France plans Memorial day observances and a special meeting for Friday night at the Legion pavilion plus a pep meeting Tuesday June 9 at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
American Legion
K. E. Sturgis
J. C. Penney
CC. Jas. Smith
George A. Carroll
E. L. Kueck
M. S. Bullerdick
H. W. Bateman
C. D. McDonald
San Diego
Calif
France
Pauillac
la Pallice
Legion Pavilion
Strugis
Court House
Home Demonstration Clubs Map Plans After County Meeting
Presidents and secretaries of county home demonstration clubs met Monday at County Agent Robert s office to outline plans for the balance of the year and the first of next year. The session focused on future programs and coordinated efforts across clubs.
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Robert
Home Demonstration Club Plans Include Food and Canning
Clarkson Miss Blanchet Lee spoke as state leader of home demonstration clubs. County clubs will devote most of the year to clothing with summer focus on foods and canning. The program titled The Family Food Supply includes Winter Food Supply and Jelly Making. Mrs Hugh Smith will assist with canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Blanchet Lee
Pote Man
Willi
Hugh Smith
Diamond Valley
Agawam
Bynum
Pendrey
J. R. Jones
T. R. Larson
Bob
B. O. Price
Pearl Jackson
Collins
Louella Averill
Farmington
Fred Smith
A. H. Gamble
Liberty Center
Ora Miller
Arthur Davidson
Dutton
Robert Smith
N. W. Underwood
East Pendrey
M. Kaupish
Mrs C H Connor Suffered Paralytic Stroke
Mrs. C. H. Connor suffered a stroke of paralysis Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The attack affected her right arm and speech. She was in good health before the incident. Dr. R. T. O'Neill is the attending physician and a nurse, Mrs. Oscar Berndt, has been secured. She is at her home.
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C. H. Connor
Connor
R. T. O'Neill
Oscar Berndt
Chateau Woman's Club Plans June Events
The Chateau Woman's Club meets Tuesday June 9 to finalize dinner arrangements for Lions Club charter night June 10 expected 200 plus served. Card parties are set June 2 at 7 pm with Clar ence Looney and June 12 in the Social Center hall with B G Trescott chairman. Mary Core chosen as recreation school delegate. Library Rite selection ongoing. Plans for a Fourth of July celebration are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Lions Club
Clarence Looney
B. G. Trescott
Mary Core
Choteau
87 FARMS EXAMINING BOARD SETS QUALIFICATIONS
Examiners named set the standards for homestead applicants including health, two years farming experience, and net worth of at least $2,000 in cash livestock or equipment. The board comprises A. W. Walker project manager Henry Radcliffe and County Agent Robert Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Land Office
A. W. Walker
Henry Radcliffe
Robert Clarkson
Africa salutes you and the indomitable will at commencement
The speaker argued that will enables effort to overcome environment. He cited two church conferences where an African child, then the cannibal tribe’s daughter who became Northwestern’s top graduate, were featured to illustrate human potential. The program opened with hymns and scripture, led by Rev Kaemmer and Miss Vaughn.
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Hunter
Africa
Northwestern University
Marguerite Vaughn
KE. R. Kaemmer
Betty Webb
Still Waters
Stars Tie Labors in Cascade vs All Stars Tilt
Stars and All Stars clash as McComber Rodilski and O’Hare pace two base and three base hits. Dale fends off ninth inning threats while Perrine and O’Hare run the bases. Home Oilers visit Saturday with Chateau band street concert at 2 and a 3 pm curtain raiser featuring Mayor Coffee and Senator Larson.
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Rodilski
Perrine
McComber
Cardell
Core O’hare
Otness
O'Hare
Howe
Denis
A. Hansen
Monroe
Berger
Cascade
All Stars
Dale
O’hare
Chateau Band
Mayor Coffee
Senator Larson
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Monarch
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Swift’s
Schillings
Thousand Island
Sunkist
Hirshberg’s
Legion
Panamas
Hannan
Rexall Drug Stores
Misa. Vaughn
A.B. Guthrie
Walter’. B. Spaulding
God
Kaemmer
Rhea
Spokane
Hirshberg
Power-Morgan Co
Vic
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Mechanic
Arid
Freesene
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