Talk of the Towns and Local Happenings
Dozens of items detail community events across Teton County. Mothers of Kindergartners meet Friday at the grade school. a tea hosts Engdahls in Bynum. residents visit Lewistown and Great Falls. several births, marriages, and travels are noted plus club dances and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Erickson
Harold Engdahl
Venetia Bethune
Patricia Smith
Bynum
Selma Larson
Marion Warneke
Lewistown
Ernest Weist
Agawam
Great Falls
Robert Colley
Colley Beauty Shop
Northwest Montana
Finlen Hotel
Butte
Evelyn Tinney
Chateau
Hampton Bloom
Swan Lake
Marion Bateman
Bill Bateman
Ted Weist
Brady
Leon Snyder
Laurie
Ted Lund
Jeanne Wilson
Etta V. Anderson
Teton Saddle Club
Warm Springs
University of Oregon
H. W. Bateman
Josephine Warehime
Malone Drug Store
Kathleen Hannon
John Hannon
Charles Alois Birk Jr
St. Cecilias Cathedral
Omaha
Neb
K. P. Larson
George Coffey
Conrad
Betty Jean Hull
Edgeley
N. Dak
John Malone
Teton County
Chris Beck
Wesley
Corpus Christi
Panama
Pat Smith
Minneapolis
T. O. Larson
Roy Bumgartner
LaVerne Peterson
Charlo
Lars Golie
Kathryn
Harry Porter
Fargo, N. Dak
F. G. Curtis
George Jackson
Baker Ranch
Mary Grace Lee Weds Elmer Johnson in Fairfield Ceremony
Mary Grace Lee became the bride of Elmer Johnson in a candlelight service at Fairfield Community church. The couple will reside in Cut Bank after a brief honeymoon. both are listed with local high schools and military service, and guests exceeded 200 at the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grace Lee
Obert Lee
Fairfield
Elmer Johnson
Charles Johnson
Power
Fairfield Community Church
Everett O. Pearson
Donna McCann
Elizabeth Haines
Whitefish
Eileen Ackerman
Dorothy Lee
Lorraine Ingebrightson
Nice
LeRoy Nelson
Harold Gamradt
Arnold Beck
Chan Bailey
Edith Hughes
Gloria Ackerman
Cut Bank
Montana Mustard Company
Montana hail board pays farmers over two hundred thousand this year
Montanna farmers have received more than 200000 this year from the state hail insurance board for 1947 grain losses. Board chairman E K Bowman says this covers more than half the losses with remaining payments due before year end, and total losses for 1947 will total about 410000. The year saw 904 losses, the largest since 1943. The board wrote 6046296 in risks with 554000 in premiums and 405000 in losses, with a few cases still unsettled. Separately the Flathead dairy herd improvement association led butter fat production in August with 32.39 pounds per cow, edging Bitter Root No 1 at 317 pounds. Lake County ranked third at 30.5 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Yellowstone River
Montanna
State Hail Insurance Board
E K Bowman
Bowman
Flathead Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Bitter Root No. 1 Association
J. O. Tretsven
Flathead Association
Bitter Root Association
Lake County Association
First School Fund Established in Connecticut 1795
Connecticut created the first permanent state school fund in May 1795 marking an early milestone in public education funding. The action established a dedicated financial endowment to support schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
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