Endowment Plan for MSU Religion Center Funded by Statewide Donations
The MSU Endowment Foundation outlines plans for a new center on the Montana State University campus. The project includes ten pastor offices, three conference rooms, a library, reading room, interfaith forum, and discussion bowl. It aims to serve students and religious advisors with increased campus religious activity and counseling, funded by statewide donations.
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Montana State University
Acantha
MSU Endowment Foundation
MSU
Bulldogs Close 1957 Season With Victory
The Chateau Bulldogs finished the season with a 35-6 win over the Browning Indians on the home field. They secured second in the conference with a 6-1 overall record, the lone loss coming at home to the Cut Bank Wolves. The last game had been postponed due to weather.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Browning Indians
Bulldogs
Bank Wolves
Dogs
Wolves
Dutton Woman Dies During Minnesota Visit
Grace Reinke, 47, wife of Albert Reinke of Great Falls, died in Altura Minnesota after a heart attack while visiting son Howard Denzer. The body returned to Great Falls Wednesday. She leaves another son, Lyman Denzer of Dutton, and the couple had been on an extended October trip.
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Grace Reinke
Albert Reinke
First Ave. S
Great Falls
Altura
Minn
Dutton Church to Host Casson and Bryant Concert
The Dutton Methodist church presents a Sunday evening program on November 3 featuring Rev. Ellis Casson, tenor, and Louis Bryant, accordionist, both from Great Falls. Casson has performed across the Northwest and studied in Portland. Bryant appears on weekly local TV and trained under Pietro Deiro. Pastor Nowlen predicts one of the greatest experiences for attendees, with a coffee hour after and an offering to cover expenses.
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Dutton Methodist Church
Ellis H. Casson
Union Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Falls
Louis Bryant
Casson
Madame Olson
Portland, Or
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Pietro Deiro
Charles Nowlen, Jr
Dutton
Nowlen
Fairfield Serviceman Graduates At Fort Bliss
Army Pfc Allan R O Loughlin son of Mr and Mrs Stanley M O Loughlin Fairfield recently graduated from the surface to air missile electronic material maintenance course at the Antiaircraft Artillery and Guided Missile Center Fort Bliss Texas O Loughlin entered the army in May 1956 and completed basic training at Fort Ord California He was a Fairfield High School graduate in 1956 Dave Barrett transferred to Miles City from Vernal Utah by Carter Oil Company and the family moved there last week.
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Army
Allan R. O'Loughlin
Stanley M. O'Loughlin
Fairfield
Fort Bliss
Tex
O'Loughlin
Fort Ord
Calif
Fairfield High School
Dave Barrett
Miles City
Vernal
Utah
Carter Oil Company
Open House Slated for Choteau Schools November 13
The 1957 open house for Choteau public schools will be held on Wednesday November 13 at 7 pm in observance of American Education Week. Ed Schiller superintendent says the event aims to strengthen community ties with teachers available for informal visits.
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Choteau
Ed Schiller
Choteau Unit
The
Montana Education Association
Schiller
Chateau
A.S.C Reserve Incentives Expanded Under Soil Bank 1958
The Soil Bank 1958 Conservation Reserve raises farmer incentives to switch land from crops to trees and shrubs. Leo S. Kolstad states that up to 80 percent of costs can be covered with outside help and offers five or ten year contracts for whole farm units.
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The
Soil Bank
Leo S. Kolstad
Kolstad
Schiller Elected Leader of Two MEA Groups in Montana
Ed Schiller Chateau school superintendent was elected president of two Montana Education Association groups at a Great Falls district convention. He heads the Northern District MEA and the Northern Class B division of the Montana High School Association. He was nominated for a third MEA post but lost.
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Ed Schiller
Chateau
Montana Education Association
Great Falls
Montana Association of School Administrators
Montana
MEA
Montana High School Association
Schiller
Charles Dahlin Ends 37 Years Of GNR Service
Charles W. Dahlin ends a 37 year tenure with Great Northern Railway with the Choteau station closing Oct 31. Born 1892 in Cassel Minnesota he came to Montana in 1913 and worked in multiple towns before joining GN in 1920. Dahlin plans winter travels to Arizona and California with his wife and three sons, keeping in mind a summer return to Choteau.
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Great Northern Railway
Charles W. Dahlin
Choteau
GNR
Dahlin
The
Cassel
Minn
Minneapolis
Montana
Plentywood
Culbertson
Chateau
Scobey
Malta
Poplar
Kevin
Havre
Pentywood
Jim Wood
Arizona
California
Dahlins
Seattle
San Bernardino
Calif Dahlin
Wood
Sammer
Halloween Eve Programs Keep Choteau Teens Occupied
Choteau civic groups plan two youth events to steer teens away from pranks. The Moose Lodge hosts a Youth Honor Day masquerade dance with admission pledge cards. Ed Obernolte’s group provides entertainment and door prizes. The Methodist Youth Fellowship promotes the Penny Carnival at the City Pavilion with apple bobbing fish pond and costume prizes.
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Choteau
Choteau Moose Lodge
Ed Obernolte
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Moose Lodge
Choteau City
Weekend guests and a hunting trip at Chateau
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hamilton included Mr. and Mrs. Les Certel and daughter Janice and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadzer, all of Boulder, with a pheasant hunting trip to Chateau. Mrs. Lydia Lewis tripped on an extension cord, injuring a cracked rib. Mrs. Florence Cherry made a Great Paris business visit on Monday.
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Jim Hamilton
Les Certel
Janice
Howard Hadzer
Boulder
Chateau
Lydia Lewis
Florence Cherry
Paris
Montana Day to be celebrated with two day sale
Jim Jarosimek announces Montana Day on Friday November 8 highlighting Montana's six year history. Local committees plan events across towns including a two day sale by merchants Friday and Saturday and a family night at the Roxy Theatre with free admission for children under 12 when accompanied by parents. Governor Aronson and state chambers endorse Montana Day observances.
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Chateau
Montana
Jim Jarosimek
Jarosimek
Ed Obernolte
Roxy Theatre
Montana Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Red Heads to Play Chateau Team In Benefit Event
The All-American Red Heads visit Chateau Monday night for a benefit match arranged by the Chateau Lettermens club. A town team, listed with players including McFarlane and Swanson, will oppose the visitors at 8:00 pm with proceeds funding athletic equipment and letters.
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Chateau
Jim Lohse
Keith McFarlane
Jim Beadle
Stan Rathman
Don Arensmeyer
Bob Dauwalder
John Swanson, Jr
Ray Nordhagen
Gene Danz
Rolland Lindstrand
Arensmeyer
Chateau Lettermens Club
Chuck Peck
Indies
Jackie Wrage
Red Heads
McFarlane
Swanson
Supreme Deputy Honors Chateau Rainbow Girls
Mrs Ber nice T Moore Supreme Deputy of Montana honored Chateau Assembly of Rainbow for Girls with a luncheon for board members at Mrs Grant Curtis home assisted by Mrs Helen Sabo. A regular board meeting followed during which two girls Nancy Mace Davison and Carol Ann Howard were initiated into Rainbow.
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Chateau Assembly of
Rainbow
Bernice T Moore
Montana
Moore
Grant Curtis
Helen Sabo
Nancy Mace Davison
Carol Ann Howard
Conrad
Great Falls
ASC Takes Initial Moves In Annual Community ASC Elections
The county election board named Board Ynts to begin the annual Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee selections for 1958. Community boards will nominate not less than 10 farmers and ranchers, with potential additions by petition, and ballots will be mailed during a two week period.
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County Election Board
Secretarlyne McCollum
Board Ynts
ASC
Diamond Valley
Boyd Trebesch
Theodore Verbael
Ben Loch
Bob
Earl Hollar
Paul Mathis
Jack Duffey
Pendrey
Robert Brownell
Max Hoeschen
Charles Johns
Banks Named President of National Funeral Service Examiners
Chateau man Larry Banks of Banks Funeral Home and Teton County Coroner was elected President of the National Conference of Funeral Service Examiners at an Atlanta convention. He serves as District 7 director for Montana Washington Idaho Oregon and Wyoming and notes two recovered skeletons will be buried in an unmarked city grave.
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Larry Banks
Banks Funeral Home
Teton County
Conference of
Funeral Service Examiners
Atlanta
Banks
National Funeral Directors Conference
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Ontario
Bob Swartzel
Death of Oscar Olney Ends an Era in Texas and West
Oscar Olney born April 5 1865 in Burnett Texas died October 19 1957 at age 92 six months and 26 days Survivors include a niece Mrs Jessie Metcalf of Spokane and her daughter Mrs William Eschwig of Seattle Funeral services were held October 21 at Banks Funeral Home with Rev A B Grandal officiating He is buried in Chateau City cemetery His early life included leaving Texas in 1879 to work cattle trails near Fort Sill with the Bar B ranch and an encounter with a Kiowa tribe chief and a girl later moving on via the Chisholm cattle trail to Wyoming and Idaho
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Jessie Metcalf
Spokane
William Eschwig
Seattle
Banks
A B Grandal
Chateau City
Olney
Texas
Indian Territory
Fort Sill
United States
Chisholm
Wyoming
Idaho
Girl Scout Fund Drive Nears First Class Rank Honor
The Chateau Girl Scouts report a very successful UNICEF campaign run during a Trick or Treat effort to raise money for the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Local girls collected donations to help feed and clothe underprivileged children worldwide.
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Unicef
Chateau
Ed Schiller
United Nations International Children’s Effort Fund
Montana Young Republicans seeth in Montana opinion letter
Bill Baillie, state chairman, rebutts Democrat Mansfield on farm decline figures and civil rights. He argues Republicans faced stalled bills in Congress and blames Democratic majorities for inaction on zinc lead copper industries while urging Montanans to hear the facts from Montana’s Democratic lawmakers.
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Choteau
Acantha Choteau
Montana
Mansfield
Benson
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Hells Canton
Senator Mansfield
Butte
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Murray
Congress
Bill Baillie
The
Young Republicans
Christmas lift and idea program by Choteau Home Demonstration clubs
Four Choteau clubs host a Christmas lift and idea program on Thursday November 7 from 1 30 to 5 p m at the Choteau Methodist church parlors. Demonstrations include candy making dried arrangements and fancy yeast rolls. A coffee hour ends the afternoon. Hostesses are The American Home Bole Choteau and Town and Country clubs. The planning committee led by Mrs Babe Russell includes Mrs Jackee Mrs Robert Miller and Mrs Al Jaumoitte. All members and visitors are invited.
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Choteau
Choteau Methodist
Bole
Babe Russell
Jackee
Robert Miller
al Jaumoitte
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