CCC Discharges and Desertions Raise Concern in Montana
Mrs. Joan Neeley reports a circular from State CCC officials warning of rising discharge and desertion requests. The letter cites students leaving to re enter school or take jobs, urges truthful affidavits, and promotes in camp schooling with public school credits. An October 1 enrollment period is planned with several applications already received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Neeley
Joseph E. Watson
Montana Relief Commission
Margaret Best
CCC Selection
CCC
Neeley
State Department of Public Instruction
Fort Missoula
United States
Time of the Masses at the Catholic Church
Next Sunday September 6 the 14th Sunday after Pentecost mass will be held in Choteau at 9am and Bynum at 11am In Fairfield mass is 830am and Augusta mass 11am It will be communion Sunday for Choteau and Pair atias ned Rev J F Schulte Pastor
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Choteau
Bynum
Fairfield
Augusta
Pairatias
Payment totals by Resettlement Administration in Teton County
Special to The Acantha Helena Aug. 29 payments in Teton County from July 1, 1935 to June 26, 1936 totaled 38 166 41. Loans amounted to 37332 91 to 46 persons and 833 50 in grants to 22 persons. Farm debt adjustments aided four cases with 3758 00 original debt and 750 00 saved. Taxes saved 156 00. State rehabilitation loans certified to 1 185 659 with 11840 unpaid commitments. Montana grants 203 991 to 2093 loan recipients and 3456 grant recipients nationwide 107 075 758 allotted for rural rehabilitation.
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Acantha
Helena
Teton County
Resettlement Administration
National Emergency Council Office For
Montana
State of
United States
Case Worker Joana Neeley Resigns to Teach Near Bozeman
Mrs. Joana Neeley, longtime case worker for Teton county’s Montana relief and old age commissions, returned to Bozeman this week and resigned to take a teaching position nearby. The county old age commission met last Thursday and granted 14 additional old age relief applications, one was disapproved, with the rest to be reviewed at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joana Neeley
Teton County
Montana Relief Commission
Montana Old Age Commission
Bozeman
Neeley
County
Board of County Commissioners
Farmington Social Roundup and Local Visits
Farmington residents host and visit relatives with extended family gatherings. Several families travel to Seattle and coast cities, while 4 H club tours explore Great Falls. Work on East Farmington schoolhouse interior continues and local picnics near Sun River Canyon occur.
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Tony Spoelder
Jeanette Spoelder
Herman Spoelder
Billings
Yelte Bakker
R. A. Reiding
Jackie
Miss Rittenhouse
Seattle
Howard Anderson
Clarence Carlson
Eleanor Johnson
Ernest Carlson
Karre Larson
Chris Evenson
Flathead
Jake
Lucille Carlson
Abe Breere
Albert Carlson
C. M. Swenson
Charles Holmberg
Best
East Farmington
Henry Arensmeyer
Gregor Tangen
Hadley
Noah Gerringer
Sun River Canyon
Swenson
Mr. Tangen
Cal Binford
Helen Binford
Burton School Opens with New and Continuing Staff
The Burton school began on Monday with Leslie Chalmers continuing as teacher. Miss Veda Thompson also started teaching Monday at Diamond Valley, while Mrs Binford entertains visitors. Walter Haskell helped with chores for Mr Binford Tuesday evening.
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Fort Benton
MSU Steers Win Big At North Montana State Fair
Six Hereford and two Shorthorn steers entered by Montana State College won five firsts six seconds and three thirds at the North Montana State Fair in Great Falls this month. D W Chittenden head of animal husbandry noted the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana
Great Falls
D. W. Chittenden
Sunrise Breakfast Club Meets at Mrs Tomsha Home
The Sunrise Breakfast Club held a meeting at Mrs. Tomsha's with Mrs. Lawrence Fitzgerald and Bertha Tomsha as hosts. Guests enjoyed gin, gingerbread, cake, and ice cream. The next meeting is September 4 at Collins Community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Breakfast Club
George ‘Tomsha
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Bertha Tomsha
Collins Community Hall
Helen Hilling
Women Golfers Meet At Chateau Country Club
The next matches for women members of the Chateau Country Club will start at 10 a.m. Friday September 4. Those wanting lunch after the game should make their own reservations at the Post Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Post Tavern
Miss Erma Young Joins Dutton High School Faculty
Miss Erma Young returns from New York City where she earned honors as she joins Dutton high school as English instructor. She visited relatives in Chicago and Lewistown and was hosted by the Pan Hellenic Council of America before taking up duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Young
New York City
Chicago
Lewistown
E. R. Kaemmer
Methodist Church
Miss Young
Dutton
Dutton High School
Great Metropolitan Center
Pan Hellenic Council of America
Picnic of Montana-Dakota Utilities employees at Gibson dam
The annual Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Great Falls Conrad division picnic was held at Gibson dam last Sunday with about 40 attendees representing Great Falls Chateau Conrad and Walier. Last year the event occurred on the north fork of the Teton with a large crowd and special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Great Falls
Conrad
Gibson Dam
Chateau
Walier
North Fork
The
Teton
Episcopal Bishop Fox Announces Visit Schedule for St Stephen's
Bishop Fox designates Sunday September 27 for his official visit at St Stephen's church in Chateau then proceeds to Valier for the evening. The writer notes absence from the 13th due to the diocesan convention in Bozeman.
Earles Family Plan Visit To Meadowview Virginia
J. W. Earles of Pendray, a business visitor in Chateau, plans a trip with Mrs. Earles and son Emerson to visit their old home in Meadowview Virginia. He notes his mother L D Earles is not well and the family wants to visit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Earles
Pendray
Chateau
Earles
Mrs. Earles
Emerson
Meadowview
Mrs Earles Plans Virginia Visit After 30 Years
The text notes Mrs Earles returning to her old home after three decades with two sisters remaining in Virginia. They intend to travel for about two months.
Office Phone U 1661 IL D BoDine R Clark WA 1978
A terse US legal record lists office phone references with initials and state codes including Illinois and Washington. The fragmentary citation suggests a docket entry or filing from 1978 identifying parties by initials. No full names or actions are provided in readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. D. BoDine R. J. Clark
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Queen Rebekah Lodge
George A. Carroll
Noble Grand
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M.S. C. Steers
Sun River
Wah-Hoo
American Legion Auxiliary
Bob Cummings
Klemn Kusek
Drum Corps
Home Oil & Refining Company
Grea Falls, Montana
Episcopal Church
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