Fairfield News notes births deaths and community events
Fairfield residents report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ewald in a Great Falls hospital on September 23. John Peckenham, longtime Smelter supervisor and father of Jess Peckenham, dies of heart failure at work after 29 years of service. Numerous local activities include club meetings, visits, travels, weddings, and illnesses among Fairfield families with engagements and upcoming events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ewald
Babe Pendleton
Great Falls
John Peckenham
Jess Peckenham
Greenfield School
Superin~ Dent
Wire and Cable Department
John
Cicero
Til
Jess
Fairfield
Wm. Cole
Ralph Ammondson
Allan Beerman
Harvesting Nears End In Local Area
The harvesting in this locality has almost come to a close. The early seeding of winter wheat is showing up nicely and if the weather permits more seeding will be done since there
Community Notes From Conrad Area Social Roundup
Mrs Jerome Toenyes and Mrs Al Nelson were medical patients in Conrad for several days last week. Visitors included Emerald and Connie Asmus, and Martin, Marilyn, and Anna Mae Becker. Dinner guests at Lyall Schaefer's were Rollin Baggenstass and spouse. Mae and Eleanor Sayers returned home to Wilmington after visiting the Mickey Schaefer household. Oscar Berndt family and Harold Johnsons visited Al Nelson. A quilting bee at Math Schefer's featured many locals and was to raffle the completed quilt at the Farmers Union meeting in November. Irene Primus plans to attend the College of Education in Great Falls. Frank Timmerman and Bernard Toenyes visited Saturday afternoon. Mary Gillin and Richard Dirkes called at Lyall Schaefer's Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nelson
Conrad
William Asmus
Emerald Asmus
Connie
Martin Asmus
Marilyn
Anna Mae Becker
Lyall Schaefer
Rollin Baggenstass
Mae Sayers
Eleanor Sayers
Wilmington
Delaware
Mickey Schaefer
Oscar Berndt
Bobbie
Harold Johnson
Math Schefer
W. Asmus
A Beck
Joe Dirkes
Irene Primus
Math Schae
Sunday Visitors and Community Notices From Beck Home
Sunday visitors included the Melvin Beck Becks Tony Beck and Shannon families. Rollin Baggenstass home hosts Missoula visitors Bill Baggenstass Lyall Schaefer and Math Schaefer with Roisin Baggenstass. Arvet Asmus and Bobbie dined at Math Schaefer’s Thursday. Catholic dinner and dance set in Power this Saturday Oct 4. Farmers Union meeting Friday elected officers Jerome Toenyes Lyall Schaefer Nick Baggenstass and Rollin Baggenstass Junior Leader. Math Schaefer named Educational director. Executive board Arnold Beck Bill Wittke Mickey Schaefer. Math Schaefer reports sister Mrs Jake Cook of Humphrey Nebraska died Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Beck
Melvin Beck
Tony Beck
Matt Shannon
Bill Baggenstass
Missoula
Rollin Baggenstass
Lyall Schaefer
Math Schaefer
Skippy
Roisin Baggenstass
Arvet Asmus
Bobbie
Farmers Union
George Diamradt
Jerome Toenyes
Sec-Treas
Nick Baggenstass
Arnold Beck
Bill Wittke
Mickey Schaefer
Math
Jake Cook
Humphrey
Nebraska
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