Young Geologist Studies Teton Glacial Deposits for Doctoral Thesis
Phillip Schafer a 23 year old Harvard geologist from Lansing Iowa spent a month in Chateau Montana studying glacial deposits along the Teton river for his doctoral thesis. He aims to determine if continental and valley glaciers in the region formed contemporaneously. Schafer plans to complete his degree after two more summers of study and has prior field work in Glacier Park and the Teton area. He collaborated with Andy Alpha of Great Falls and is advised by Dr. Charles Driess of the U S Geological Survey.
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Phillip Schafer
Harvard
Lansing
Iowa
Chateau
Schafer
Harvard University
Own
Teton River
Tetun River
Glacier Park
E Mountains
T ‘Ne
Missquyri
Andy Alpha
Great Falls
Teton County
Chafer
Charles Driess
Montana State University
U. S. Geological Survey
Choteau
H. J. Briscoe
Montana
Diaper Song Extols Basic Baby Item In Mock Ballad
A spoof note in Coffey Hour quotes a Chicago professor decrying love songs and presents a diaper themed ballad. It ridicules the lack of songs about diapers and mocks Tin Pan Alley while praising the diaper as a cornerstone of infancy. The page also prints a mysterious note about editors Pat and Jere vacationing at Waterton Lakes.
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Jere Coffey
Coffey
Tin Pan Alley
Mhour
Pat
Jere
Waterton Lakes
Patrick
Vinegar Joe
Chateau
Yeager Visit to Kinman College Spouse in Spokane
Earl Yeager traveled to Spokane on Tuesday to visit his son Walter Yeager who attends Kinman college and Mr s Yeager.
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Earl Yeager
Spokane
Walter
Kinman College
Mrs. Yeager
No Upland Birds May Be Hunted In Teton In 1946
Teton county residents who want to hunt grouse and upland birds when the season opens September 22 must go to another county. The county will be closed to upland bird hunting but will open for Chinese pheasant and Hungarian partridge on October 26. Closing dates will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
State
Fish and Game Commission
Newborn Son for Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson
A son was born last Sunday night at Deaconess Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson. The birth announces a new addition to the Anderson family with no further details provided.
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Joe Anderson
Deaconess Hospital
Howard Fills Vacancy On School Board After Price Resigns
Teton county commissioners appointed Eddie Howard of Chateau to fill the vacancy on the Teton county high school board after the resignation of Harry Price. Superintendent Muriel S. Reiquam said Price resigned due to potential nonresidence in Chateau this winter. Howard will begin duties immediately and the board, at its Sept. 5 meeting, approved a new bus schedule and route updates including the Augusta highway route and the Pendrey bus to be driven by Ruben Lentz.
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Teton County
Eddie Howard
Chateau
Harry Price
Muriel S. Reiquam
Price
Reiquam
Howard
Augusta Highway
Pendrey
Ruben Lentz
Farmers Meet On Rescue Wheat In Teton County
A meeting of Rescue wheat growers is set for Monday September 23 at 1 30 p m in the Chateau court room. County Extension Agent Raymond Kelly urges all Rescue growers to attend with production and yield data. Non-growers may bring an interested operator. Topics include seed price and distribution. A Shelby meeting will be planned next Thursday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Raymond Kelly
Teton County
Kelly
Shelby
Clara E. Gleason Dies in Billings
Funeral services were held for Clara E. Gleason of Billings who died of a heart attack last Thursday. A Pennsylvania native who moved to Montana in 1889 and settled in Billings in 1922, she was married to John A. Gleason. Survivors include four daughters Mrs. John Kolstad Fairfield Mrs. Prentis Staggs Mrs. Barlow and son K H Gleason with six grandchildren.
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Clara E. Gleason
Billings
Clara Porter
Montana
Pennsylvania
Choteau
John A. Gleason
John Kolstad
Fairfield
Prentis Staggs
Barlow
K. H. Gleason
Merchants Meet As Montana Groups Convene In Butte
H Bloom vice president of Associated Merchants of Montana and E R O'Neil Teton county chair plan Sunday departure for Butte to open the annual convention September 16 and 17. Bert Van Cleve Owens Illinois Glass will speak on the first night about food industry progress. The joint convention opens at 10 AM Monday at the Finlen hotel with Mayor O'Leary welcomed and H B Markus of Whitefish delivering the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bloom
Associated Merchants of Montana
E. R. O’neil
Teton County
Butte
Bert van Cleve
Owens-Illinois Glass Coany
Montana State Food Distributors Association
Finlen Hotel
Silver Bow County Retail Merchants Association
O’leary
H. B. Markus
Whitefish
City Women's Club Reception Honors Faculty Members
The Chateau Federated Women's Club hosts a reception in the Methodist church parlors on Tuesday September 17 for women faculty members of city schools their husbands new members and newcomers. The event opens the club year and reports from district delegates will be shared a musical program directed by Mrs. C F E Stenson and reception overseen by Mrs. Emily Crary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Federated Women’s Club
Maniel S. Reiqaam
Great Falls
Reiqaam
C. FE. Stenson
Emily Crary
Cranston Crusher Funeral Marks Long Service in Chateau
Chateau mourns Cranston Crusher longtime community leader who served about 41 years. After a prolonged illness he died last Thursday. funeral services were led by Red Swanson with interment in Choteau. Crusher born about 1876 in Norwich Connecticut settled in Chateau in 1905 and became a central figure in the town.
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Cranston Crusher
Chateau
Crusher
Red” Swanson
Choteau
Norwich Conn
First Street
Hospital Group Plans Chateau Hospital Tomorrow
The Teton Memorial Hospital association and city medical staff discussed plans for a proposed Chateau hospital at a Legion hall meeting Tuesday. A Corwin architectural firm representative from Great Falls attended, and a special meeting tomorrow will finalize the plans. A fund drive continues and a equipment campaign is being organized.
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Chateau Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Legion Hall
Corwin Architectural Firm of
Great Falls
Eight Fliers Finish Ground School at Chateau Flying
Eight men learning to fly under the G I bill at Chateau Flying Service have completed ground school. This first veterans class is led by airport manager Bob Walter Mire who notes evenings for new students soon. Finishing fliers include Pat Granger Cy Jorgenson John Nordhagen Sid Depner Ray McKee Eddie Howard Jim Henderson and Al Hensley. Nordhagen, a former air forces pilot, is in a refresher course. Granger Jorgenson Nordhagen Depner and McKee have already soloed. The group uses two 1946 airplanes an Aeronca Champion and a Taylorcraft and upon completion will be eligible for private pilots licenses.
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Chateau
G.I Bill
Bob Waltermire
Waltermire
Pat Granger
Cy Jorgenson
John Nordhagen
Sid Depner
Ray McKee
Eddie Howard
Jim Henderson
al Hensley
Nordhagen
Air Forces
Granger
Jorgenson
Depner
McKee
Pioneer Resident Emma Nasser Dies After 50 Years in Farmington
Emma Louise Nasser, 74, longtime Farmington resident, died Saturday in Choteau after years of ill health. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Choteau with burial in Farmington cemetery. Survivors include adopted daughter Vivienne Brocre of California, two sisters in California, and brother in Minnesota.
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Emma Louise Nasser
Farmington
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Tom Larsen
Gregor Langen
Jack Kerr
Charley Pierce
Chris Sw
Lawrence
Husbayd
Vivienne Brocre
Kurrington
E. Campbell
Cora Berg
Sacramento
Calif
Albert Syse
Marshall
Minn
Jarvis Marcell Well Is Being Deepened Near Pendroy
The Jarvis Marcell oil project three miles north of Pendroy is being drilled 300 feet deeper after a non commercial 15 barrel well reached about 2 540 feet. Officials report a commercial deposit at about 2 840 feet. Drilling is directed by E P Jarvis Sam Jarvis and Al Marcell independent oil operators of Decatur Illinois. Drilling began last month.
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Pendroy
E. P. Jarvis
Sam Jarvis
al Marcell
Decatur
Ill
Board Approves Daily Hot Lunch for Grade School
The grade school board approved serving one hot lunch daily for students starting soon. Chair C G Passmore reported the plan and the board also hired an extra first grade teacher and ordered redecorating and repairs for the cub scout room.
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C. G. Passmore
Passmore
Teton Bulldogs to Play Columbia Falls Under Floodlights
Teton's Bulldogs open their grid season Saturday night against Columbia Falls at Chateau field with kickoff at 8 p.m. Admission 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for students. Coach Jack Ancell praises the squad's speed, passing, and single wingback plays as they prepare with 31 players and a strong line.
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Teton Bulldogs
Columbia Falls
Teton
Bulldogs
Chateau Field
Jack Ancell
Ancell
Barrett
Fahey
Olson
Denison
Lane
Woodward
Payne
Joe Bush
Swanson
Rose
Jackson
Hinman
Pishkun Fisherman Hauls Car Instead of Fish
Paul Parker fished at Pishkun reservoir and instead of trout pulled up a submerged 1941 DeSoto. The car slid into 10 to 12 feet of water after a gust, was recovered with a tow, and now rests drying at Chateau garage. Parker caught no fish.
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Paul Parker
Parker
DeSoto
Pishkun Reservoir
Ben Chalmers
Chateau
Chalmers
Wrecker Crash Involving Youth Driver Saturday
A freak accident on Main street Saturday morning involved Stewart King a 15 year old driver colliding with William J. Shirley Jr as the Shirley car was being pushed by the Hanson wrecker.
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Main Street
Stewart King
William J. Shirley, Jr
Shirley
Hanson
Former Local Girl Weds Army Officer in Helena Ceremony
Miss Virginia Hall, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Hall of Fort Shaw, married Lt Col Paul E Greiner of Butte at St Peter's Pro Cathedral Helena. Maid of honor was Mrs Ed Heberly. best man was Albert Greiner. The couple honeymoon through several states and will reside in Honolulu where Greiner serves as operations officer for the air transport command. Mrs Greiner, former secretary to the commanding officer at East Base Great Falls, recently discharged as captain in the WAC.
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Virginia Hall
John W. Hall
Fort Shaw
Paul E. Greiner
Butte
St. Peter’s Pro-cathedral
Helena
Ed Heberly
Albert Greiner
Chateau
Montana State College
Bozeman
Forsyth
I.J. Col. Greiner
Honolulu
East Kese
Great Falls
Air Transport Command
Forty-Niners Celebration Planned October 4–5 at Chateau Park
Chateau Lions unveil the ninth annual 49ers Celebration for October 4 and 5 at the park pavilion. Chaired by K E Sturgis, funds support civic welfare and pool chlorination per health rules. Carnival games, bingo and wheel games mark the fundraiser, with every dime aiding the community.
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Chateau Lions
Park Pavilion
K. E. Sturgis
Sturgis
Chateau
State Board of Health
County USO Drives Ahead in 1947 Fund Campaign
Bert I. Packer, chairman, announced Teton County will hold its USO drive this month with an $875 quota. The appeal aims to raise $19,000,000 nationwide for 1947 to assist veterans and personnel in hospitals overseas and in transit, through USO lounges at terminals and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
USO
Bert I. Packer
Packer
United States
America
Wi-de-mass Club Meeting at Fellows Hall
The Wi-de-mass club will meet at 2 30 p m Saturday Sept 14 at Fellows hall with Mrs Cory Halladay as hostess. All members please be present.
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Nh Fellows Hall
Cory Halladay
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Laoting
City Women’s Club
Elmer Erickson
Thomas Caverly, Jr
R. Harvey Nordhagen
Louis Halberg
Cranston II
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
James T. Robison
R.A.M
Hospital Group
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