Civilian defense plan meeting held at Lions club hall
Wednesday night meeting in Chateau included Red Cross fire and police members and service clubs. Col E K Cheadle of the Montana National Guard led the briefing on a defense program to aid larger cities, accept refugees, and protect Chateau citizens in case of attack. Ambitions include housing 300 refugees and possible emergency service for Anaconda, Butte, and Great Falls.
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Chateau
Lions Club Hall
Red Cross
Fire and
Police Departments
E. K. Cheadle
Montana National Guard
Great Falls
Montana
Pacific Coast
Choteau
Canada
Cheadle
Thanksgiving theme guides Chateau Lions program
The Chateau Lions club met at the Lions club hall with Rev. A. Bernard Gravdal in charge and Rev. H. L. Engdahl delivering a brief address. Engdahl linked Christianity to fighting communism and urged daily Christian living, community service, and youth outreach as vital for a wholesome town.
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Chateau
Lions ‘Club
Lions Club Hall
A. Bernard Gravdal
H. L. Engdahl
Engdam
Engdahl
Lions
Donkey Basketball Game Set for Choteau Tonight
Choteau high school gym hosts the first donkey basketball game as the Choteau Lettermen's club faces the FFA at 8 p m Tonight. Entrained, house broken donkeys with rubber shoes will perform tricks while teams aim to dribble pass and shoot from the animals backs in a novelty contest.
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Choteau High School
Choteau
FFA
Chateau
Cotest
Two Church Choirs To Sing Yule Carols
Choirs from Chateau Methodist and Trinity Lutheran join to tour the city on December 19 singing requests for shut ins and others who wish to hear carols. The group will also sing under the boy scout Christmas tree and in other sections of the city.
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Chateau Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Shutins
League Ball Schedule Sets 42 Games for Seven Town Teams
The Triangle league released a 42 game basketball schedule for seven teams including Chateau Dutton Power Fairfield Brady Conrad and Augusta. Opening night Brady visits Fairfield with several matches listed through February including key clashes at Choteau Conrad Augusta and Dutton.
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Chateau
Dutton
Power
Fairfield
Brady
Conrad
Augusta
Choteau
Jane Smith and Robert Gronberg Tied in Lutheran Rite
Jane Smith and Robert Gronberg were married in a Lutheran ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and carried a white bible and talisman roses. Family members and attendants included Mrs E Wheaton as matron of honor and Richard Gronberg as best man.
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Jane Smith
Robert Gronberg
Mrs E. Wheaton
Fort Shaw
Sharlé Seaton
Richard Gronberg
E. W. Seaton
Stephen Smith
Denton
Dan
Jane E. Smith
Percy Smith
Robert W. Gronberg
Martin Gronberg
Chateau
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Graydal
German exchange student praises Montanans as beautiful people
Gertrude Berger from Germany expresses fondness for the United States during a one year stay as part of the Institute of International Education program. She and Jan Carlson, Western Montana College of Education students in Dillon, visited farms around Choteau and Dillon.
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Gertrude Berger
United States
Miss Berger
Germany
Dillon
Jan Carlson
Choteau
Miss Carlson
Fraulein
Western Montana
New York
California
Berger
Institute of International Education
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Montana
East
America
Car Rolls Down 45 Foot Bank During Ice Slick Drive
Gottlieb Depner and his wife were traveling 13 miles west of Drummond toward Spokane when icy roads caused his car to slip off the highway and roll down a 45 foot embankment into a shallow river bed. The vehicle sustained no damage and occupants were uninjured after a wrecker retrieved it.
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Gottlieb Depner
Chateau
Lady Luck
Montana
Drummond
Spokane
Depner
Falls School Man to Speak At PTA Meet
Leo S. Hults director of pupil Personnel for the Great Falls Schools will address the Choteau PTA at 8 o'clock Tuesday night Dec 5 in the Choteau grade school auditorium. The public is invited to hear the speaker. Jean Bleecker will report on a health meet at Conrad for Teton county residents. Mrs. Robert S. Hamilton will lead the program. The PTA award for the class with the most visiting parents went to Helen W Hanson's third grade, with a $2 book prize. the banner is near completion.
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Leo S. Hults
Great Falls
Choteau Pta
Choteau
Jean Bleecker
Conrad
Teton County
Robert S. Hamilton
PTA
Helen W Hanson
Shirley McCorkle
Christmas Program by Trinity Lutheran Choirs Planned
The Lutheran junior and senior choirs directed by Marge Hanusa and Janet Wedum will present a special Christmas program at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday night December 10. The public is invited to attend the community carol sing with several choral works arranged, and no admission or offering is required.
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Marge Hanusa
Janet Wedum
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dee
Hanusa
Wedum
Gym Open Tuesdays for Professionals Every Evening
The high school gymnasium will be open to all business and professional people every Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock.
Lake Wales Daily Highlander co-publisher lauded
Robert O. Lodmell, brother of Mrs. Al Jaumotte, co-publishes the Lake Wales Daily and Sunday Highlander with Gene Spreight. The Daily Highlander earned a bronze plaque for community service for promoting a $500000 sewer project approved by voters. Lodmell, class of 1937 at Montana State, previously worked for United Press Seattle Times and Miami Herald.
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Robert O. Lodmell
al Jaumotte
Brockton
Mont
Lake Wales
Fla
Lodmell
Sunday
Highlander
Gene Spreight
Daily Highlander
School of Journalism
Montana State University
United Press
Seattle Times
Miami Herald
Spreight
Daily Herald
Chateau High to Stage The Doctor in Spite of Himself
The Chateau High junior class presents its annual play tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Richard Darling directs the production of The Doctor in Spite of Himself by Molhere.
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Chateau High School
Molhere
Richard Darling
New City Extends Sewer Line to West Side Homes
City council approves resolution 136 for a sewer line improvement starting at Steve Snyder residence and extending to Joe Mozer Charles Koch and John Winters homes. Also votes on bids, street lights, water main extension, juvenile traffic case discussion, six building permits, and neon sign permits for Hotel Cornell and Studebaker.
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West Side
City Hall
Steve Snyder
Joe Mozer
Charles Koch
John Winters
Alse
Sherbourne
Alex Zierner
Hobson
R. M. Hattersley
Bert Reiner
G L. Banks
Banks
Fred Tesch
E.R Dial
E. R. Poore
K C Morton
Fabrick Elected Vice President of State Group
Fabrick Chateau former member of the state water conservation board was elected vice president of the Montana Reclamation association which met at Sidney this week. The Montana association met in joint session with the North Dakota Reclamation association in the La Donde hotel at Sidney. John Buttermann Willow Creek was elected president Harold Dusenberry Bozeman was named secretary and Ralph Bricker Great Falls is treasurer. H L Buck of Billings is the association national director for Montana. A principal speaker was Harry E Polk of Williston North Dakota president of the National Reclamation association who said the association stands for basin wide development of water resources but opposes valley authorities. Polk said primary functions are to obtain adequate appropriations from Congress continue water resources development and recognize needs of small water users and safeguard the free enterprise system in water resources.
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D P Fabrick Chateau
State Water Conservation Board
Montana Reclamation Association
Sidney
Montana Association
North Dakota Reclamation Association
la Donde
John Butterman
Willow Creek
Harold Dusenberry
Bozeman
Ralph Bricker
Great Falls
H. L. Buck
Billings
Montana
Harry E
Legion Auxiliary Plans to Send Presents to Veterans
The American Legion auxiliary schedules its next meeting for Monday December 4 at 8 p.m. A Christmas themed program is planned and members are reminded to bring 25 cents for a Fort Harrison cash donation. Members may also bring unwrapped gifts for veterans to send home to wives and children at Christmas.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Harrison
Woman's Club to Present Christmas Flower Demonstration
The Choteau Woman's Club sponsors a flower arrangement demonstration by Feiden's Flower shop representatives in Great Falls. The event is next Wednesday night, Dec 6 at 8 pm in Lions Club hall Chateau with a silver tea to follow. Members and guests are asked to bring items for Warm Springs hospital charity such as used evening dresses gloves or makeup.
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Feiden
Great Falls
Lions Club
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Bulldogs to Open Season at Home Against Augusta Elks
Choteau hosts the Augusta Elks in the season opener this Saturday night December 2 with a 8:15 p.m. tip. a preliminary B teams game starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Choteau gym.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Augusta Elks
Choteau
Augusta
Chateau H D club meeting with Mrs Redmond
The Chateau H D club will meet with Mrs Redmond at 2 o'clock next Tuesday December 5.
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Chateau H. D. Club
Dentist Dr Boussard Asked to Direct Idaho High School Band
Dr W Boussard a Chateau dentist and former city band director has been invited to conduct the Aberdeen Idaho high school band for a December concert in Aberdeen. Irshal Davis the Aberdeen conductor invited him with the group set to perform before traveling to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The 88 piece band has won top national honors in its division for three years with last year’s guest conductor Doland Gregory from the University of Utah. Boussard plans to accept and will fly to Pocatello next month.
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W. Boussard
Chateau
Aberdeen
Ida
Irshal Davis
Dr. Boussard
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
Calif
Davis
Doland Gregory
University of Utah
Boussard
Pocatello
Choteau High School
Dutton Church Fire Estimated Damage Reaches Eight Thousand
Rev B D Israel reports fire at the Dutton Assembly of God caused interior gutted but structure stands. Fire department work minimized damage. pastor estimates total loss about 8 000 to 9 000 with 6 000 insured. Interior reconstruction and redecorating to be funded.
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Dutton
Dutton Assembly of God
B. D Israel
Dutton Fire Department
Public Card Party at Moose Hall Tuesday
A public card party is planned at Moose hall next Tuesday night December 5. Moose ladies will host prizes and lunch with a 50 cent admission to raise funds for Christmas gifts and to aid those in need in the Chateau area. Attendees should arrive at 8 o'clock to be eligible for prizes.
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Moose Hall
Moose
Chateau
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