Legion Auxiliary Holds First Fall Meeting
The Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening in the Legion Hall with Mrs. Ruby Reiding presiding. Barbara Zgoda sang two numbers and Jane Sessions reported on Girls State activities in Billings. An Americanism program highlighted Constitution Day and voting reminders. A raffle by Mrs. Jerry Breen raised funds, and district president Mrs. Wolgemuth will visit Oct 6. A lunch followed.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ruby Reiding
Amanda Packer
Barbara Zgoda
Joyce Robison
Olive Duiis
Sarah Kropp
Angen
Mos
Aeeaine
Norman Sheehé
Jerry Breen
John Davison
Wolgemuth
Vaughn
Moose Socials Open Season at Moose Hall Next Thursday
The first Moose Social of the year will be at the Moose hall on September 18 at 6 30 p.m. A potluck supper is planned with attendees asked to bring a dish. The public is invited as pinochle canasta bingo shuffleboard and dancing will be featured.
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Moose Hall
Harvest Progress and Weather Outlook Report
Harvest nears completion in the eastern third with binders and swathers widely used to prevent hail and freeze damage and to conserve straw for winter feed. Soil moisture improves after weekend showers. about 17 percent of winter wheat seeding complete though shortages persist in some areas. Early seed shows good germination but grasshopper pressures threaten stands, with controls planned. Weather calls for cooler than normal temps early week, gradual warm up, highs 50 to 60 rising to 60 to 75, lows 35 to 45, some mountain valley freezing nights and light showers Friday or Saturday. Awards and pins noted at a Girls State event. Miss Sessions praised the Unit for the experience.
Steak House Reopens Under Golder Leadership
The Steak House cafe of Chateau reopens under William D. Golder who previously ran the Cotter Bar cafe in Dutton. Golder’s return marks a new chapter for the Cha teau dining spot as it resumes service.
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Chateau
William D. Golder
Golder
Dutton
Girls State delegates report on sessions at Billings
Miss Jane Sessions told Legion Auxiliary members about the Girls State program held June 9 to 15 in Billings. The event included precinct and city meetings, primary and state elections, a legislative Assembly, oath of office for officers, flag etiquette, parliamentary lessons, and evening festivities.
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Jane
Girls
The
Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Billings
Legislative Assembly
Hugh Adair
Red Tag Days Set For Next Weekend
Acantha reports upcoming Red Tag Days with a prize drawing across participating stores. Shoppers must visit each store in person to learn their unique lucky number, as numbers will not be shared by phone. A complete prize list will appear in next week’s paper.
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J. ©. Penney Co
Acantha
CROP Campaign Aims to Aid South Korea This Winter
Montana CROP drives expand to collect farm commodities and cash for goats pigs and hatching eggs to aid South Korea after aggressive warfare. Officials say nearly all counties will be solicited with receptacles in towns and cities and funds go to Church World Service and related agencies for overseas distribution through UN Korea Reconstruction and Heifer Project.
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Montana
Church ‘World Service
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National Council of Churches In America
United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency
Alfred R. Anderson
State Commissioner of Agriculture
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Church World Service
Lithéran World Relief
Catholic Rural ‘Life
Chateau Football Opens Season at Saturday Meet
Chateau Football shows a mix of players including Johnson Carter George and Carl Malone guarding and Jack lark Gilet in the backfield. The squad lists Pallbabe Hin Ron quarterback sophomores Dale Castle Mike Anderson Harold Powers fullback Ray Anderson Johnny Carlson Leif Erickson Don Guindon guards Jack Peeson tackle Merle Hanson end Wallace Cherry Wesley Higgins Art Johnson halfbacks.
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George
Carl ‘Malone
Jack
Lark Gilet
Jack” Peeson
Merle
Hanson
Wallace
Cherry
Wesley Higgins
Art Johnson
Lions Club Minutes Highlight Summer School Talks and Play Tickets
Albert Finley stressed continuing teacher education at summer school to adopt new methods. Enoch Shah and Dick Young were introduced. Charles Bowers received a Lions president pin. John Dunckel outlined Days of 49 plans and ticket efforts for Rustle Your Bustle. Lions team led by W W Duncan won a ticket sale contest with 134 tickets.
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Mer
Colorado
State College
Greely
Colo
kKston
Othey
Enoch’ Shah
A. News
Dick . Young
Rax Davidson
Charles Bowers
Lions
Davidson
John Dunckel
Virginia City
Lions Heads
W. W. Duncan
George Eichhorn
Lions Club
Committeemen Named in Local Days of 49 Page
The report lists numerous committeemen across several roles including accounting and banking. Names such as Bryan Corbett Glenn D Holkies Tom Hammond and R E Nelson appear with other members like William F Olsen Al Firley Gib son Minkman and George Jackson. The fragment notes additional committees and names including Ray Kelly Jack Hin Man George Hichhorn Bill Vance and Fred Tesch.
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Bryan Corbett
Glenn D. Holkies
Tom Hammond
R. E. Nelson
William F. Olsen
al Firley
Gibson’ Minkman
George Jackson
Een mi Hatch
Paul V. Carvellana
tAtensmeyer
Bob Gronberg
Jake Luinstra
Ray Kelly
Jack Hin- Man
George Hichhorn
Bill Vance
Fred Tesch
Walt Henneford
Local Fair Brings Community Games and Contests
The article lists participants in activities at a county fair including chuck-a-luck with Freeman Curtis and Leo Murphy, shooting gallery with W. W. Duncan and Jim Henerson, poker with L. B. Taylor, punch boards by W. W. Scott, confectionery with Rex Peterson, darts with Bob Armstrong, and other games.
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Ard Heman
Ed Obernoite
Freeman Curtis
Leo Murphy
Bill Bateman
al England
Max Hansen
Jim Henerson
Jere Coffey
W. Scott
Carl Field
Rex Peterson
Eddie Howard
Bob Armstrong
Farl Hollar
Ira Perkins
Bal Russell
Ray Davidson
C.W. Boussard
E. R. O’neil
K. E. Sturgis
John Davison
Grizzly Bear Kills 32 Sheep at Ellis Ranch
Ellis Ranch reports a grizzly killed 32 sheep in pastures with six bucks slain the next day after the owner failed to spot dead ewes the night before. The bear had not been seen for days, and Romy McCallum has five bear traps set nearby.
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Ellis Ranch
Ellis
Romy McCallum
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