Girls Invested As Members In Ceremony
Eighteen fifth and sixth grade members of Chateau’s Girl Scout troop were invested in candlelight at the Methodist Church parlors. Leaders Mrs. Amick and Mrs. Standish presided as girls were welcomed as full scouts before mothers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Amick
Myles Standish
Cathy Cowen
Cathy Cook
Kim Sabo
Donna Weist
Marie Anderson
Rose Ann Corey
Laurie Pulver
Sandra
Conrad Man Dies Rites Held Tuesday
Edward Price, 71, of Conrad, died Saturday in St Marys Hospital Conrad of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Conrad Presbyterian Church with Rev Harold Daniels officiating. Burial followed in Hillside cemetery soldiers plot with American Legion Pondera Post graveside rites. Price, born in Mid Wales in 1891, came to Conrad in 1912 and homesteaded west of Gallop City in 1914. He served in World War I and belonged to the local Legion Post for over 40 years. Surviving are a brother David and a sister Mrs Ed Jones, both of Conrad, and a brother in Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price
Conrad
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad Presbyterian Church
Harold Daniels
Hillside Cemetery
American Legion Pondera Post
Price
Mid-Wales
Great Britain
Gallop City
Legion
David
Ed Jones
Wales
Weekend Visitors From Canada and Calgary Return Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Kuster of Moccasin visited at the Tom Dellno home over the weekend. Mrs Ingred Hanson and her son Oscar from Calgary Alberta Canada were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Larson. Mrs Hanson is the aunt of Mrs Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kuster
Tom Dellno
Ingred Hanson
Oscar
Calgary
Alta
Can
Carl Larson
Hanson
Larson
Mrs John Mandel Succumbs at 60 in Montana Colony
Rebecca J Mandel 60 of the Rockport Hutterite colony died Friday at a Great Falls hospital after leukemia treatment. Born August 12 1902 in Carpenter South Carolina she lived at the Pendroy colony 14% years leaving husband John J Mandel and children Sarah and others. Funeral and burial planned at the Rockport colony with surviving siblings in Canada and Martinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R
Rebecca J.) Mandel
Rockport
Great Falls
Mandel
Carpenter
S. C
Péndroy
John J. Mandel
Sarah Mandel
Joe
Wool Growers Urged to Keep Lamb Sale Records for Payments
R. J. McKenna, ASCS State committee chairman, urged wool growers to maintain detailed sale records for lambs sold April 1 1962 through March 31 1963. Records must show buyer, signature, liveweight lambs and "unshorn" description. Final payment applications due April 30, 1963, with eligibility requiring 30 days ownership and payment based on weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
McKenna
ASCS
Karen Matz and Ben McKay Married in Dutton
Karen Matz daughter of Mr and Mrs Garvin Matz and Benny McKay son of Mr and Mrs Russell Wisner were united in marriage Saturday Nov 3 at St Williams Catholic Church Dutton. The Nuptial High Mass included Rev Thomas Fenlon and Rev James Barry with Lynette Van Heel organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Ann Matz
Garvin Matz
Benny McKay
Russell Wisner
St. Williams Catholic Church
Dutton
Thomas Fenlon
James Barry
Lynette van Heel
St. Williams Choir
Eileen Smith
Linda Schultz
Norman Hicks
Dwayne Matz
Gordon Bechard
Stella Verbael
Linda Haglund
Charlotte Hicks
Jean Hemstad
Josephine Laisner
Sandy Frigge
Bonnie McKay
Bonnie Matz
Norbert Frigge
Billings
Russell Verbael
Havre
Bill Verbael
Patty Clemencig
Jack Smiley
Ben Loch
Great Falls
John Drisen
Dale Bakken
Deloris England
Marie England
Audrey Kuntz
Myrtle Beach
Sharon Gann
Mrs. Norman Hicks
Conrad
Arvid Sunder and Jack Rogers Visit Brady on Business
Arvid Sunder and Jack Rogers spent Monday in Brady on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid. Sunder and
Jack Rogers
Brady
Freidenbach Kins Married in Poplar Catholic Church
Karl Kins, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kins of Dutton, wed Miss Paulette Freidenbach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Freidenbach of Brockton, in Poplar Catholic Church on Wednesday morning November 7. The groom, a four year Navy veteran and Brockton High School graduate, and the bride, Poplar High School class of ’61, plan to reside in Great Falls where they are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kins
Kenneth Kins
Dutton
Paulette Freidenbach
Clinton Freidenbach
Brockton
Poplar
Kins
Navy
Freidenbach
Poplar High School
Great Falls
Toastmistress Club Plans Meeting at The Chateau
The Toastmistress club will meet Wednesday November 28 at 1 p.m. in the Catholic church basement with Carol Frazier as toastmistress. Two speeches are scheduled and women may join by notifying Meg Zion by the preceding Tuesday.
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The
Chateau
Catholic Church
Carol Frazier
Meg Zion
Democrats to Meet at Teton County Young Democrats Club
The Teton County Young Democrats Club will meet Tuesday November 27 at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse. President Wayne Copenhaver invites all Democrats to attend with Peggy Crawford of Conrad as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Young Democrats Club
Teton County Court House
Wayne Copenhaver
Peggy Crawford
Conrad
State
Hightower Family Dines with Trefflers in Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. James Hightower Jr and their family joined Mrs Treffler and Mr Treffler for Sunday dinner at the Conrad home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hightower Jr
Wesley Treffler
Conrad
Food Abundance Reassured by Freeman at Richmond
Secretary Freeman told a Richmond farm gathering that the United States faces no food problems. He cited abundant food and fiber stocks more than 50 percent higher than at the Korean War start and stated American agriculture sustains 27 people per farmer. He credited the family farm system and government partnership for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Agriculture Orville
L. Freemans
Richmond
United States
U. S. Department
Basketball Clowns Triumph Over Choteau In Narrow Win
The touring Harlem Stars defeated Choteau 54 to 46 in a Saturday night game at Choteau High School gym. Choteau’s Bill Patton and Tony Jaconetty led with 14 points each, while Don Peters and Leroy Pepion added six apiece. The Stars opened with a 13 28 43 54 scoring run as the home team battled the visiting showmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Town
Harlem Stars
Choteau High School
Choteau
Big Bill Patton
Tony Jaconetty
Don Peters
Leroy Pepion
Acknowledging Agricultural Partnership Strength in Crisis
The text credits the partnership between agriculture and the nation’s systems for ensuring ample food amid tension. It argues that market-only allocation could trigger hoarding and rising prices, causing hunger and panic. It emphasizes calm strength from abundant food and a responsive farm sector.
Policy of supply management in agriculture stressed
The speaker notes that since 1961 a defined agricultural supply management policy has been developed and argues that heightened world tensions validate its effectiveness, despite current difficult conditions.
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Sin
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Conrad Man
John Mandel
Karen Matz
Ben McKay
Mountain Front
Cytete
Ark
Geet
Tia Fo
Apel
Highwa
Montana
Freeman
Clowns
Stars
Pecese E E Nes Nocce
Cowboys
Irwin Caplan
Travelers Safety Service
Coldbrook
i-Ib
U. S
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