Funeral Rites Held Here For Mrs Allum
Funeral service for Mrs Emma Vv. Allum 71 died at her daughter’s home in Kalispell was held Saturday at Chateau Methodist church with Rev. H L Engdahl officiating. Burial was in Chateau cemetery beside her husband. She was born June 23 1879 in Hardy Nebraska and married Frank Allum Feb 22 1898. The Allums came to Choteau in 1913 homesteaded west of town and moved to Chateau in 1919 purchasing the drary business later sold in 1942. The family includes six children 23 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren with sisters Grace Brown Mabel Vogel Louella Endicott and William Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Vv. Allum
J. R. O'Neil
Kalispell
Chateau Methodist Church
Re. H L. Engdahl
Jim Sulgrove
Neil van Wichen Bil McFarlane
Ray Davidson Gibson Monkman
Het Duits
Allum
Choteau
Clarence R Choteau
Ebner F
Odessa
Wash
Howard A. Kanpel
Lillian Tryon
Nevada City
Calif
Fern Gies
Columbia Falls
Mont
Grace O'Neil
Grace Brown
Mabel Vogel
Louella Endicott
Tlinois
William Bennett
Nebraska
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We thank all who helped during the illness and death of a husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings and memorials. Special thanks to Rev Gravdal and Mrs Gravdal, Mrs Dale, and Mrs Hanusa. From Mrs Lilian Otness and Family.
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Gravdal
Dale
Hanusa
Lilian Otness
Farmers Union Elects Officers At County Meet
The Teton County Farmers Union held its annual meeting on Wednesday November 15 at Chateau Moose hall. Officers elected were Merrill Plummer Power president Marshall McOmber Fairfield vice president Mildred Schwartz Fairfield secretary treasurer executive board Ben Peden Fairfield Arnold Beck Power and Joe Homberg Beck conductor Paul Mathis Chateau and Jack Campbell Pendroy doorkeeper.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Chateau Moose Hall
Leonard Renfield
Montana Farmers Union News
Lorraine Coe
Ralph Cook
Belt
Cook
Cascade County
Kenfield
F.A
Harry Laubach
Dutton
Ben Peden
Great Falls
Merrill Plummer
Power
Marshall McOmber
Fairfield
Mildred Schwartz
Arnold Beck Power
Joe Homberg
Beck
Paul Mathis
Chateau
Jack Campbell
Pendroy
Choteau Junior Class To Stage Moliere Farce
The Choteau high school junior class will present Moliere’s two act farce The Doctor In Spite of Himself directed by Richard Darling in the high school auditorium on Friday night December 1. The cast includes Lyanarelle Lee Phillips Martine Joan Knowlton Madame Robert Barbara Zgoda Valere Jean Raymond Lucas George Higgins Jacqueline Geraldine Zier Lucinde Claudia Engdahl Gernote Lyall Crary Leandre Frank George make up Gay Marie DeRusha Margaret Kelly costumes Ilene Sessions JoAnn Green Colleen Reardon scenery Stanley Gunther Bob Clark lights Gerald Torgerson Eddie Gebhart stage manager Dick Swartzel publicity Bill Van Setten Betty Jo Jaconetty Joan Rowley stage props Howard Arensmeyer and promoter Eleanor Nelson.
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Moliere
Choteau High School
Richard Darling
Lyanarelle
Lee Phillips
Martine
Joan Knowlton
Madame Robert
Barbara Zgoda
Valere
Jean Raymond
Lucas
George Higgins
Jacqueline
Geraldine Zier
Lucinde
Claudia Engdahl
Gernote Lyall Crary
Leandre
Frank George
Gay Marie DeRusha
Margaret Kelly
Ilene Sessions
JoAnn Green
Colleen Reardon
Stanley Gunther
Bob Clark
Gerald Torgerson
Eddie Gebhart
Dick Swartzel
Bill van Setten
Betty Jo Jaconetty
Joan Rowley
Howard Arensmeyer
Eleanor Nelson
Missionary Miss Wimer To Speak In Pendroy And Choteau
Miss Elizabeth Wimer long time China missionary will address Pendroy and Choteau Methodist churches on Tuesday Nov 28. She will speak in Pendroy afternoon after a luncheon around 1 o'clock in the church basement. In Choteau a ladies study group tea will be hosted with Miss Wimer as guest speaker. Public invited to hear her experiences on the mission field in Communist China.
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Elizabeth Wimner
China
Pendroy
Choteau
Chateau
Miss Wimer
20 Bulldogs Earn Letters For Football
Football letters were awarded this week to Chateau gridiron players at a high school assembly. Coach Marvin Kildahl presided with help from the student council. Recipients include Lee Phillips Lloyd Stott Cloyd Stott Jack Luinstra Stanley Gunther Bob Dauwaider Gale Bandow Jack Reiding Lyle George Don Schrock Jack Henneford Frank George Bob Reiquam Jack Clark Bob Clark Leonard Blixrud Russell Gleason George Higemns Frank Olson John Beadle and managers Bob O Neil Charles Blixrud. Senior captain was Jack Henneford.
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Chateau Gridders
Marvin Kildahl
Lee Phillips
Lloyd Stott
Cloyd Stott
Jack Luinstra
Stanley Gunther
Bob Dauwaider
Gale Bandow
Jack Reiding
Lyle George
Don Schrock
Jack Henneford
Frank George
Bob Reiquam
Jack Clark
Bob Clark
Leonard Blixrud
Russell Gleason
George Higemns
Frank
Court of Awards For Girl Scouts Honors 42 Girls
The Girl Scout Court of Awards honored 42 girls Friday evening at the American Legion hall. Mrs. Gordon Monkman presides over the association with officers Mrs. Emily Crary secretary and Mrs. C. W. Bous sard treasurer. Leaders urged more volunteers as the program featured troops 4 5 and 6 7 and 8 with awards and a rhymed recap of activities. The evening included songs by Gwen Thompson Judy Moore and Joan Luinstra an address by Katherine Munson and a skit by troop 5 followed by intermission refreshments.
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American Legion Hall
Gordon Monkman
Emily Crary
C. W. Boussard
G. L. Banks
Monkman
Brownie Troop
Jim Henderson
Laurette Davison
Brownie
Carol Frazier
Scout
Mary Ruffel
Rosalie Briscoe
Joe Briscoe
Mary Ann Breen
Myles Standish
Percy Robinson
Gwen Thompson
Judy Moore
Joan Luinstra
Katherine Munson
Billings
Troop 5
Dede, Wilson
Beverly Monkman
Joan Zeeda
Beverly Mozer
Faye Baker
Arlene Hanson
Local Social News Highlights from Collins Area
Mrs G E Nickey hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Schabel and family. Ray Harris of Great Falls visits and Nickey's birthday celebrated. Raymond DeBruycker honored at Reo Coghill home. army induction noted. MSU student Margaret Montague to spend Thanksgiving with parents. Collins school carnival planned for Dec 1. Numerous local anniversaries and visits documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schabel
John
Loren Schabel
Dutton
A. DeBruycker and
Bessie Belquam
Herb Silberman Raymond
Margaret Montague
MSU
H. M. Montague
Mary Lou
Collins School
Joe Jarosimek
Rein
Great Falls
Adel Torklesons
Columbus Hospital
Dolly
Mickey O’keefe
Ben Beringers
J. A. Coghill
Reo Coghill
Carl Eklund
Thanks to IOOF Friends for Flowers and Cards
George E Thompson expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and IOOF sisters and brothers for flowers and cards during illness. He says they were sincerely and deeply appreciated.
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George E Thompson
Basketball Schedule Continues For Chateau Team
Chateau travels to Great Falls Catholic Central and faces a full schedule from December through February. Notable road games include Dutton Walier Power Chinook Conrad Fort Benton and Augusta with several home dates against Dutton Walier Chinook and Shelby.
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Chateau
Great Falls Catholic Central High School
Dutton
Walier
Power
G. F Catholic
Chinook
Fairield
Cut Bank
Conrad
Fort Benton
Shelby
Fairfield
Augusta
Thanking friends for kindness during illness and after death
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the numerous expressions of kindness from friends and neighbors during the period of illness and after the passing of their loved one. Signed by C. R. Allum, Elmer Allum, Howard Allum, and memorial notices for Mrs Bill Gies, Mrs. Gordon Tryon, and Mrs. Grace O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Allum
Elmer Allum
Howard Allum
Bill Gies
Gordon Tryon
Grace O'Neil
Hospital Notes Snapshot From Augusta
Charles Gilmore of Augusta was dismissed on November 15. Harry Perkins is listed as a medical patient admitted November 17. Ole Lettrud is a medical patient admitted November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilmore
Augusta
Harry Perkins
Ole Lettrud
Oil Development Wide Prospects In Texas Thomas Area
Oil development continues with high gravity oil from shallow depths near the Texas-Thomas area. Geologists anticipate extensive drilling by Phillips and Texas companies on the Thomas base as natural production remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Thomas
Phillips
Texas
Stephens Petroleum to drill Pedroy structure NE of Pendroy
Operators report LSD acreage to Lexa Trevillian lease with acidization of porous dolo mite in Thomas well may yield large producers. Stephens Petroleum Co of Oklahoma City plans a cable tool well on Pedroy structure NE of Pendroy in Teton county near Jarvis and Marcell rotary completions. Wayne Stephens says location near Madison horizon shows oil gas potential. Rev Gottschalk resigns pastorate to return to school and fund antinew SULIGULINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Well
Stephens Petroleum Co
Oklahoma City
Pedroy
Pendroy
Teton County
Wayne Stephens
Jarvis and Marcell
Madison Horizons
Stephens Co
Dutton Church Fire Continues Through Structure
The report chronicles the Dutton church fire as it extends from the ground floor to the roof. Rev. Ben Gottschalk, former pastor under whose direction the church was built, laments the loss though not personally involved in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gottschalk
Old Timers Hold Annual Meet Here
The Old Timers organization held its annual gathering with a banquet prepared by Mrs. Fred Tesch and Chateau Methodist church members. After prayers and songs, they voted a $100 donation to Teton Memorial Hospital, then ended with “The Old Timer's Ball” and “Simple Melody” as the chorus performed, followed by late dancing and midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnston
Clara Baker
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