Community Visitors Span Several Montana Towns
Local residents and relatives from Chateau, Fairfield, Great Falls, Kalispell and Seattle visit family members and attend events.tourists join in Memorial weekend plans. graduates and extend family travel to Sunburst and Spo kane while others plan trips to Portland for the Rose Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmiz' Larson
Wilbur
Greenland
Columbia, Falls
Larson
Ollie ‘Knudtzon
Seattle
Chateau
Fairfield
Mirs
G. Christman
Clarence ‘Looney
Kalispell
Don Larson
Great Falls
Frances Melon
Joan Schneider
Percy Robinson
Portland
Navy personnel and visitors noted in local snippets
The report mentions Walter Edwards and his wife stationed at Memphis electronic school, Naval Air Technical Training center, and Lee Phillips called from naval reserve to San Diego. It also notes Maggie Blakeslee visiting Centria, Washington, with ties to Choteau, plus local households referenced in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giedt ‘Falls
Walter Edwards
A. N
Sealed Bids Sought for Chateau Airport Hangar Construction
The Chateau Airport Commission invites sealed bids until 2 PM June 21 1952 for a 48 by 64 by 12 foot hangar with 48 foot door. Bids require 10 percent bid bond, specify materials steel lumber or concrete blocks, and include bidder's own specs. Work to start within 10 days of award with site to be chosen on airport land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold C. Hanusa
Chateau Air Port
M.S.T
City of Chateau Air Port
Choteau Air Port Commission
Choteau Air Port
Choteau Airport Commission
Fairfield Tigers Down Choteau Independents In Season Opener
Fairfield defeated Choteau 10 to 3 in the opening game of the season at Choteau. Ronalds Dirkes delivered a pivotal four-base hit in the seventh inning, boosting Fairfield to six runs as they turned a 4-3 lead into a decisive advantage. Reisch and Arensmeyer pitched for Choteau, with Goforth handling catcher duties for Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Choteau
Diamond
Ronalds Dirkes
Chateau
Reisch
Arensmeyer
Segreta Battery
Hed Goforth
Dirkés
Bourdet
Téubert
Shelby
Catholic Church Vacation School Opens Monday
Rev T J Gannon announced St Joseph’s church annual Catholic vacation school will open next Monday June 2 with Mass at 9 Clason to begin under Sisters Col Charity Sister Ruth Anne and Sister Mary Redempta. Instruction will cover Bible history catechism and project work. After two weeks there will be first Communion and a picnic for the children. additional children may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gannon
Joseph’s Church
Perna
Massat
H “Clason
Charity
Ruth Anne
Mary” ‘Redempta
Pendroy Summer School Opens June 4
The Pendroy schoolhouse will host a summer session directed by Patrick Harstead who also led last year’s SQ school. The program begins at 9:30 am on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
P ‘Rick
Lane flag High Visibility on the Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is painted in International Orange for high visibility. The color was chosen as the standard aviation and navigation marking by international authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Davis
Best
Margaret Davis
A. E
Mac) McCorkle
RCA Radio Parts
Bozeman
Stella Davis
Wesley
Lydia Lewis
Spokane
Alice Brockley Irwin
Teton County Welfare Office
Reina Kerr
Reina Reinks
Jena Sol
Rowan
College of Education of
Civic Center
Kerr
Ies
Chateau High
Belt
Joe’Mozer, Jr
Lest ¥Ye
Susan
Sammy
Calgary
Louis Halberg
Vye
Iitea
Cora Cohoe
Alice Robison
George Coffey
Gene Schwartz
Fairfield Tues- BY
Godfrey Johnson
Oregon City
Ore
Johnsons
Dutton
John Fitzpatrick
Dupuyer
Cheat Falls
Greta Jane Swanson
Alice Bryant
Mary Ann Schettler
Great Falls ‘Deaconess Hospital
H. B. Swanson
Chick
Duane
Duane Reisch
Girocieiry
Vienna Sausage’ Armours
Watermaid
Eee
de Pacademie de Musique de Quebec
Canada
Venetia Bethune
Patricia Smith
Box
Bynum
Moose Hall
W. C
T. M
Chateau Lodge
Eat
Puro
Chicks
America
Montana
Marshall-Wells
Acantha
Vaccines
Hm Instruments
Blacklegol”’S
Cutter Blacklegol “S
Franklin Blackleg
Chateau Drug Co
H. Earl Clack Co
CABLE
Pat
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