Town gossip highlights visitors and events across Fairfield area
Mrs Clara Baker hosted guests including E J Hancock of Denver and Tom Harmon of Vancouver B C. Visitors at various homes attend family reunions, a Moose convention, 49er's event, baby showers, and local civic activities. Several residents traveled for trips to Detroit, Spokane, Pendroy, and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Baker
E. J. Hancock
Denver
Tom Harmon
Vancouver
B. C
Collins Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Club Plans
Miss Kathryn Reiquam left for Missoula to pursue college work and Doris Reiquam went to Minneapolis for McPhail School of Music. William Jr. is in Chicago this year, leaving Robert or Bobbie at home school in Collins. Mrs. Mike Horak and family attended a church dinner in Dutton. H D Club held its first meeting with 24 members and planned a harvest dinner and pressure pan program with Leona Caskey and Gladys Baquet as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Reiquam
Missoula
Doris Reiquam
Minneapolis
McPhail School of Music
William Jr
Chicago
Robert
Bobbie
Collins
Mike Horak
Dutton
Clyde Baquet
Fr. Daughaday
Collins H. D. Club
Leona Caskey
Gladys Baquet
Collins Club
Women's Club Seeks Girl Scout Equipment for Library Room
The Chateau Women’s club sponsors a Girl Scout room in the public library basement and will gratefully accept used furniture and donated items. Mrs. G L Banks, the Girl Scout counselor for the club, will collect items from Chateau residents. The room has been planned and renovated and a heating unit is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Women’s Club
G. L. Banks
Chateau
Women's Club
Yule Retires From Job With Forest Service
James B. Yule, regional chief of surveys and maps in the Forest Service engineering division, retires after 36 years. Edwin R. Sievers will succeed him, moving from Region 3 in Albuquerque. Yule, a Montana native and University of Montana graduate, helped pioneer aerial photography for mapping and fire control and earned a special commendation from Chief Lyle Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
James B.yule
Forest Service
Division of
Engineering
P. D. Hanson
Wis
Edwin R. Sievers
Region 3
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Yule
Teton County High School
Chateau
Soil Conservation Service and
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lyle S. Watts
Helena National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Division of Engineering
University of Montana
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
California
War Department
San Francisco
Emergency Rubber Project
Salinas
Guayule
A. B. Guthrie
Early County
Father of Bicycles Founder of American Industry
The first American bicycle was built in Hartford Connecticut in 1877 by A A Pope who is regarded as the founder of American bicycle industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hartford
Conn
A. A. Pope
American Bicycle Industries
Farmington Births and Local Notes Highlight Socials
Mrs A O Lindseth reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Slim Kronberg of Pineville Ore formerly Ann Thorn. Anna Marie Hanson returns to Bozeman State College as a sophomore. Beach residents attend the 49er's, while John Depner and Louis Depner families visit Casper Klette at Conrad with Ted Anderson of Cut Bank. Bob Thorn visits Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gronberg
Seattle
Selmar Hanson
San Deigo
Calif
Fairfield
Choteau
Martin
R. E. Nelson
Marion Warneke
Slim” Kronberg
Pineville
Ore
Kronberg
Ann Thorn
Anna Marie Hanson
Bozeman
State College
Beach
John Depner
Louis Depner
Casper Klette
Conrad
Ted Anderson
Cut Bank
Bob Thorn
Wisconsin
Free of Tariff Goods Entering Nation Clearly Favored
Sixty percent of imported items entered duty free while dutiable goods paid an average tariff of about 25 percent last year, signaling reduced tariff burdens on foreign products.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talk of
the Town
Carroll Maynard
Fleet Laptham
Malta
Leon Snyder
Laurie
Ronan
Ie Kolste
Fair Id
Dorothy Dale
Spokane
Inga Dale
C. A. Peterson
Henry D. Robinson
John Manix
Jim Manix
Mickey
Augusta
Hazel McKinnon
Maude Freeberry
Great Falls
W. P. Phillips
G. R. Talbert
Ed Davis
Emerson Earl
Pendray
Harry Porter
John Fabrick
Rena van Schoneveld
H. P. Fabrick
Kate Verwolf
Jennie Vanderhaal
Nellie Secor
Baby
Bynum
Florence Bilbro
Wall Streeter
Neihart
Deane Dial
Mr. Dial
C. R. Dial
George Reeder
John W. Hall
Fort Shaw
Bill Armstrong
Lethbridge
Canada
Emily Crazy
Garrison
Bob
Terry Tennant
Mike
Klamath Falls
Otto Wagnild
Helena
Wagnild
Sue Nevius
Winona
Minn
Helen Nevius
Meda McLean
Dorothy DeRusha
Chateau Drug Co
Otto Waynild
Dick Reiding
George Coffey
Emerson Earls
Pendroy
Henry Haschke
Detroit
Pittsburg
Episcopal Guild
Obert Peterson
Florence Bailey
Woodsville
New Hampshire
Jim Henderson
J. C. Penny Co
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
J. C. Penny
Steve Strong
Safeway
Butte
Choteau Trap Club
Rock Wool
Unifil
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloowm
Miracle
Marvene
Monarch
U. S
McIntosh
Acantha
NITES
Guy de Maupassent
Wild Bill Elliott
Angela Pna
Qvorak
BEL
Sun Valles Ciclowe
Butch” Jenkins
Peter Lawford
Groucho Marx
Vna
Sam Coston
United Artists
Farmington
A. O. Lindseth
Horsman
Feu
Weduwm’s
Barton Motor Sales
Ford
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