Red Cross October Report Details Clothing Issued and Costs
The October Red Cross report shows 150 pounds of used clothing issued and total expenditures of $5.60. It lists items donated and money spent on postage, office tablet, shoes for a school girl, overalls and shirt, and cash to the same man, with numerous names of donors and recipients.
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RED Cross
Margaret Nagle
Hetzel
Geo. Benedett
Dutyo
McCrorie
Alvin Hull
Geo
Funeral Services Held Here for C. O. Shelton
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church for C. O. Shelton who died Thursday at Maynard hospital from a paralytic stroke. Born October 12 1972 in Marysville Missouri he was 60 years and 128 days old. He lived in Pendroy for 21 years after earlier residing in Dupuyer and is survived by his wife two sons Charles Jr and Eddie two daughters from a former marriage and a brother James Sheldon of Shelby. Pallbearers were Edward Davis L B Pendrey Wm Earles Harry Swanson J E Lewis and Ed Davis.
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Mr. Shelton
Marysville
Missouri
Pendroy
Dupuyer
Charles, Jr
Eddie
Margaret Wormley
Pomona
Calif
John Cook
Widder
Idaho
James Sheldon
Shelby
Edward Davis
L. B. Pendrey
Wm. Earles
Harry Swanson
J. E. Lewis
Ed Davis
Sunday School and Epworth League Meeting Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m titled The Christian's Duty to Promote World Peace Epworth League at 7 p m led by Mary Ellen Robison with the leader listed.
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Epworth League
Mary Ellen Robison
Ladies' Industrial Meeting at Methodist Church
A general meeting of the Ladies' Industrial is announced for Wednesday November 16 at the Methodist church in Bynum. Friends and members are welcome. Mrs. E. B. Noble serves as president.
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Ladies’ Industrial
Methodist Church
Bynum
Friends of the Industrial
E. B. Noble
Bereaved Shelton Family Thanks Pendrey and Chateau
The Shelton family expresses sincere thanks for favors and sympathy during the illness and death of C. Q. Shelton. They thank those who sent floral offerings and extend gratitude from Mrs. C. O. Shelton and family.
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Pendrey
Chateau
C. Q. Shelton
C. O. Shelton
Farmers Notice Mill Feed Sale at 13.00 per Ton
Choteau Flour Mills announces prices for the balance of the week offering mill feed bran and shorts mixed at 13.00 dollars per ton. Purchaser to furnish own sacks. Feed of all kinds available for sale.
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Choteau Flour Mills
Mass times listed for four churches this Sunday
Mass at Chateau next Sunday November 6 will be at 11 o clock Bynum at 9 o clock Wolf Creek at 8 30 and Augusta at 11 o'clock. There will be classes in Christian doctrine and Bible history for the children. REV J F SCHULTE Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Wolf Creek
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Which Way America Sermon Set for Sunday Service
The Rev. B. D. Fridley of Augusta will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday November 6 on Which Way America. The Epworth League Gospel team with Rev. and Mrs. Dover will lead the afternoon service at 2 p.m. in Augusta.
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America
B. D. Fridley
Augusta
Epworth League
Dover
Fridley
Local notes sketch community figures and scenes
The column lists residents and visitors such as John L. Akey Dr Bert Kooms Henry D Robison Jas T Robison A E Strom Mrs A E Moye Burr Huffman Cecil Huffman Jane Chandler Lenore Dye Craiz's Garage J E Byrne Chateau Hospital Ray R English Phil I Cole W H Gorham W E Howard O L EB Taylor Mrs O Hansen Earl Yeager and guests from Eugene Oregon. It mentions Hal Ferris at a road camp near Collins and Mrs I F Waterman visiting Great Falls. It closes with local commentary praising Scott Leavitt and Governor Erickson.
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John L. Akey
Sda
Bert Kooms
Td Pauls Oie
Henry D. Robison
T. Robison
A. E. Strom
A. E. Moye
Burr Huffman Oon
Cecil Huffman
Jane Chandler
J. E. Byrne
Chateau Hospital
Ray R. English
Phil I. Cole
W. H. Gorham
W. E. Howard
L. EB. Taylor
O. Hansen
Earl Yeager
St Anthony Ee
West End Notes on House Guests and Home Tasks
West End Collins notes Mrs Graves hosted by Mrs Waterman a week ago. The ladies spent time pickling preserving and making krout. Mrs Mona Hull taught her husband canning chickens this past week. Mr Garret works hard on winter hauling. Mr Ferris toils to save a corn field for winter use. Mrs Chas Tomsha and Mrs R S McClinnican enjoy a visit from
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Graves
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