Republican Workshop at Great Falls Schedule Unveiled
Orrin Paulson chairman of Cascade County Republican Central Committee invites area residents to the Republican Workshop convention October 21 and 22 at the Hotel Rainbow Great Falls. Banquet speaker will be Thomas B Curtis from Missouri renowned as Man of the Year by the St Louis Globe Democrat. Also featuring talks by Congressman Jim Battin and National Committeeman Jim Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Paulson
Cascade County Republican Central Committee
Great Falls
Hotel Rainbow
Paulson
Thomas B. Curtis
Misgrouri
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jim Battin
Jim Murphy
Missing family cat Tushay returns after Kalispell note
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason find their tomcat Tushay missing for days. A letter postmarked Kalispell reveals he rode in a jeep with deer meat and was promised oatmeal and kidney stew until he is shipped home. Nephew and friends near the Gleasons’ home reportedly drove to Kalispell with hunted game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gleason
Tushay
Gleasons
Mom
Pop
Kalispell
Ceramic classes held at Brady with Ceramichrome lead
Mrs. Ben Chalmers spent three days at Brady last week attending ceramics classes at the shop of Mrs. Opal Coghill. Mrs. Alice Hill of Los Angeles representing Ceramichrome Products directed the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Chalmers
Brady
Opal Coghill
Alice Hill
Los Angeles
Ceramichrome Products
Rites Held For Ralph H. Bleecker At St Pauls
Funeral services for Ralph H. Bleecker 47 were held at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fairfield Beach with Rev A Bernard Graval officiating. He died Oct 11 at a Great Falls hospital. Interment followed in the family plot at St Pauls. Survived by four children, five brothers, two sisters, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Bleecker
Great Falls
St.Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fairfield Beach
A. Bernard Gravdal
Trinity Lutheran
Grandal
Fred Choate
Bleecker
Fairfield
Horace Bleecker
Chateau High School
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carpenter
Noel Heslop
Christianburg
W. Va
Douglas
Michael
Dianne
Harry
Clarence
Washington
George
Jesse
Hugh
Hazel Lael
Northport
Wash
Joe Bass
Seattle
Jack O'Neil
Oris Tweet
Faye Lear
Boyd Stenson
John Peterson
Gerald Johnson
St. Pauls
IOOF Card Party and Social Set for Saturday Evening
The Chateau Odd Fellows announce a card party and social this Saturday at 8 p.m. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
The
Chateau Odd Fellows
Rummage Sale Supports Teton County Heart Fund Gift
The Teton County Heart Fund Association thanks the public and volunteers for a rummage sale held last week that provided a charitable gift to support heart fund efforts.
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The
Teton County Heart Fund Association
Tesches Celebrate Golden Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tesch observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Choteau home on Sept 23. The couple married in 1911 in Chatham Ontario and lived in Windsor and Detroit before moving to Choteau in 1946. Their family includes three children Cal Southard Albert and Charles, all of Choteau, and grandchildren Vickie Cynde Lyall Vernon Tom Margie Freddy and Jane Tesch and Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tesch
Choteau
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Art Bagley
Bob Miller
Emily Crary
Hazel Taylor
Arthur Tesch
Irene McManus
Cecil Passmore
Gertrude Shrum
Gladys Yeager
Nettie Billings
Charles Tesch
Cal Southard
Vernon Tesch
Gladys Nelson
Lyle Martin
Vernon
Tesch
John Dower
C. G. Passmore
Don Passmore
George Pullen
Royal Oak
Mich
Klimper to Visit Welfare Office for Vocational Rehab
Louis W. Klimper, rehabilitation counselor for the Montana Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, will be in the area on October 26. He will be based at the courthouse welfare office and can answer inquiries about services including medical examination, diagnosis, counseling, training, physical restoration, placement, and follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Klimper
Montana State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Klimper
Eddingtons Announce Daughter Engagement in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Laurel A Eddington announce the engagement of daughter Delores to Airman 10 James G Cole son of Mr and Mrs E E Cole of Merced California The bride to be is a Great Falls High and Montana Beauty College graduate and works at Leahs Beauty Shop Cole a precision equipment technician at Malmstrom AFB is a Merced Union High School graduate No wedding date set The bride elect is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs G O Stott of Choteau
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Laurel A. Eddington
3Rd Ave
Great Falls
Delores
James G. Cole
E. E. Cole
Merced
Calif
Eddington
Great Falls High School
Montana Beauty College
Leah’s
Cole
Malmstrom Afb
Merced Union High School
Notice of Probate of Will in Montana District Court
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana the probate of the will of H A Hodgskiss also known as Henry A Hodgskiss deceased is set for November 10 1961 at 10 am in the court room at the courthouse Teton County. Sarah E Hodgskiss applies for Letters Testamentary and any interested person may appear and contest. Dated October 18 1961. Elmer Erickson Clerk Ollive H Armstrong Deputy Leo H Murphy Attorney Larson Building Chateau Montana. Three public notices October 19 26 November 2.
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County of Teton
H. A. Hodgskiss
Henry A. Hodgskiss
Sarah E
JoAnn Moore and Kenneth Williams Wed in Great Falls
JoAnn Lee Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Moore married Kenneth R Williams son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Williams Townsend and Mrs Fred Dear of Cascade. Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiated at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Great Falls on Oct 6 at 8 pm. Immediate family attended and reception followed at Marilyn Parsons home. The couple plans a honeymoon at Glacier Park and Waterton Lake and will reside in Cascade where the bride teaches and the groom works on the Gordon ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfars Thomas L. Moore
Chateau
JoAnn Lee
Kenneth R. Williams
Kenneth Williams
Townsend
Fred Dear
Cascade
A. Bernard Gravdal
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Sid Smith
Marilyn Parsons
Glacier Park
Waterton Lakegspy
Cascade Public School
Gordon Ranch
Malting barley varieties exempt from 1962 feed grain plan
Twenty one malting barley varieties are listed as exempt from the 1962 feed grain program in Montana and 13 other states. Producers may plant only these varieties in 1962 and acreage cannot exceed 110 percent of the 1959-60 average. Exemption requires county ASC approval and additional conservation divertion to qualify for price support with specific payment terms.
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Robert J. McKenna
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Atlas
Barbless
Betzes
Forrest
Hanna Haia II
Hannchen
Heines Hanna
Idaho Club
Kindred
Manchuria
Montcalm
Moravian
O.A.C
Oderbrucker
Odessa
Parkland
Trails
White Winter
Winter Club
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Wisconsin
McKenna
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Bulldogs Dominate Malta Mustangs in 40–0 Victory
Chateau built a 34–0 halftime lead and expanded to 40–0 as Terry Kelly and Dan Hansen sparked a dominant ground game. Carlson sealed the win on a reverse for Choteau with Floyd Joramo Jay Leigland and Roger Kelly anchoring the defense. Choteau improves to 4–2, to face Shelby next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mustangs
Terry Kelly
Nordahl
Malta
Bulldogs
Joromo
Jay Leigland
Dan Hansen
Mustang
Hansen
Carlson
Roger Kelly
Floyd Joramo
Choteau
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Instant
Republican Workshop
Chinook
Cut Bank
Girl Scouts of America
ED Masker
Coastto Coast Store
UBES
Fred Tesches
Dorothy Southard
Big Sandy
R. C. Finley
Hiawatha
Kan
Tony Burgmaier
Power
Don Price
Eddingtons
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
County OF
Teton
USDA
Pascal Celery Bunch
Texas
Schmidt
Sunny Brand
Chateau Lockers & Groceries
JoAnn Moore
K. Williams
Bam
Greece
Stoe
Bob’s
Time Shop
Malta Mustangs
Shelby
Coyotes
Upper Legion Hall
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary of
Missile Men & Hunters
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