Community Notes From Dutton and Nearby
Mrs. K Hofto reports Arthur Habel family and Grace Rosemiller attended Jacob Sand golden anniversary in Phillips Wisconsin and plan return in a week. Charle Cheetham heads to Phoenix for winter. Norbert Frigge awaits orders near Bremerton with wife. Bob Fleshman and wife home after navy discharge. Mrs T J Cheetham for Los Angeles for winter visiting relatives. Wilfred Frigge returns from Boise after 3 years service with 8th Air Force 2 years overseas. European Theatre ribbon has 6 battle stars and Presidential Citation with Oak Leaf Cluster. Elmer Springer and Olaf a hospitalized in Great Falls. Yeanette Cusick visited relatives in Goaline. Mrs Byron Wills and Mrs Oscar Mehl hosted guests at H Hodges home. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet at church parlors November 29 with Mrs G Halseth and Mrs H Nelson hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Habel
Arthur Habel, Jr
Grace Rosemiller
Raymond
Mary Ann Habel
Phillips
Wis
Jacob Sand
Charle Cheetham
Phoenix
Ariz
Ins
Norbert Frigge
Bremerton
Washington
Bob Fleshman
Navy
T. J. Cheetham
Los Angeles
Calif
Bob
Wilfred Frigge
Army
Boise
Idaho
Wilfred
8Th Air Force
Elmer Springer
Olafa
Acne
Great Falls
Yeanette Cusick
Byron Wills
Goaline
Oscar Mehl
and Sins George Souid
Don van Rooy
Sharon
H. Hodges
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
G. Halseth
H. Nelson
Teton County Farmers Union Meeting Notes And Leadership
The Teton County Farmers Union met at Bole on October 30 with Harry Laubach presiding. Officers installed include Laubach president De Young vice president Schwartz secretary treasurer. Paul Rice on the executive board. Absent were Art Habel and Matt Decker. The group planned county school dates January 10 to 20 and urged Sun Summary: Sunny Slope and Beck locals report two memberships. Sunny Slope 403 runs a captain led drive with an oyster supper for the losers. The next county meeting is set for November 27 at 7 30 p.m. at Bole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Feutch
Max de Young
Foutch
Mary Ann Habel
Lewistown
Bole
Sunny Slope
Beck
No. 403
James Patton
Don Chapman
Mildred Stoltz
Mildred Schwartz
Trinity Lutheran Parish Choteau Dutton Events 1945
Church notices from Choteau Dutton Lutheran Parish list Sunday School at 10:00 with Mrs Chas Swortzel and adult Bible class by Arnold Hanusa, evening service at 7:30, choir music, and Thursday choir practice. Also Monday class at 8:00, senior Luther League social November 20, Thanksgiving services November 22 at 11:30 with choir, offering for St Olaf College, and Saturday confirmation at 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran of Choteau
Chas. Swortzel
Arnold Hanusa
Luther League
Lloyd Nelson
Donald Anderson
Clifton Swanson
St. Olaf College
Jens Greenli
Farmington Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs A E Breere returned from Columbus hospital and is feeling well. Lucille Carlson helps with housework. Louise Nasser returned after a stay in Great Falls. Louie Bauma visited his mother in North Dakota. Lawrence Swenson Flo left for duties aboard the USS South Dakota. Mrs A G Arensmeyer hosted a party with Mrs Rinehardt Arensmeyer as guest of honor. Marlin Johnson is at Chateau hospital after being kicked by a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Breere
Columbus Hospital
Lucille Carlson
Louise Nasser
Great Falls
Louie Bauma
North Dakota
Lawrence Swenson Flo
South Dakota
A. G. Arensmeyer
Rinehardt Arensmeyer
Marlin Johnson
Chateau Hospital
When Standard Time Was Adopted in the United States
At noon on November 18, 1883, more than 50 local times were abolished and railway clocks were synchronized to Standard Time. Four time zones Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific each one hour apart. The General Time Convention of Railway Managers sponsored the change, later evolving into the American Railway Association and the Association of American Railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mountain
Pacific
General Times Convention of Railway Managers
American Railway Association
Association of American Railroads
Choteau Methodist Church Services and Week Schedule
CHOTEAU METHODIST CHURCH holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with C Gibson Monkman superintendent Morning public worship with choir music directed by Mrs Maurice Zimmerman Sermon on Sin by the pastor Bible study and prayer at the parsonage 7 30 p m Public worship at Pendroy 2 00 p m Sunday school led by the pastor 3 00 p m Thanksgiving service Thursday Nov 22 at 10 00 a m at the church The Youth Fellowship meets Tuesday 7 30 p m and community is invited to attend the Thanksgiving service by pastor Bert A Powell Call No 3 for The Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gibson Monkman
Maurice Zimmerman
Chateau
Bert A. Powell
Local notes from Collins reflect fall waning and community moves
The Collins bulletin recalls deteriorating weather and hunting season results as residents greet visitors from Chateau and Great Falls. It notes Adolph Lippen moving to Kalispell, Lippen farm lease, Hulls leaving for New Mexico, and donations and Christian service cited. A hospital stay for Mrs. Jack O Keefe and a Collins Homemakers Dinner conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Baquet
Fitzgerald
Lawrence
George Tomsha
Bertha
Darwin Crane
Ralph Caskey
Harold Crane
Roscoe Thompson
Brady
Joan
Adolph Lippens
Collins-Dutton
Kalispell
Lippen
Bill
Fourt
Dean Corey
Dean
Adolph Banis
Rochester
John Harkins
Great Falls
Alvin Hull
Bozeman
Portland
Oregon
New Mexico
Mrs. Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutton
K. Hofto
Rocky Mt
Farm Union News
Choteau
Dutton Lutheran Parish
Dutton Lutheran
U.S. Treasury Department
Carter
Choteau Sales& Service
Fixit
Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Rail Quiz
Choteau Methodist Church
Hull
Garrett Place
Bessie Reiquam
Mabel Crane
Inge Crane
Jack O’keefe
Collins H. D. Club
Sollid and
Mehl
Sollid
Dutton, Montana
Vieea
Yourl
Safeway
Peaches Highway
Sunnybank Margarine
Yee A As
Tedd
Airway Coffee
NOB Hill Coffee
Edwards Coffee
U. S
Cranberries C'S Vo
D'Anjous
California
Red Hill
lIge
K. C
Gardenside
Tomat
S. Country
Town House
Sugar Belle Petts
Ueen
Serdines
Campbell’s
Rockwood
Hershey
Pismo
Westshire
IPS
Ail Popcur
Carton
VEAL
Loin
Sont’ Sandust
Mosher
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