Teton County Groups Hear Social Security Explained by Expert
A Friday night forum in the Teton county courthouse discussed Social Security coverage for Public Employees Retirement System units. Robert Van Sickle of the Federal Social Security office answered questions while Stanley M. Wheeler outlined referendum rules and voting eligibility for government employees. Seventy two local officials from schools, towns, and county attended the session led by Gordon E. Monkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Piytins
Robert van Sickle
Federal
Social Security Office
Great Falls
Stanley M. Wheeler
Helena
P.E.R.S
State Office
J. Hugo Aronson
University of Montana
Ed Walsh
PERS
Dutton
Fairfield
Chateau
Gordon E. Monkman
Adolph Hastie Dies Rites Held in Dutton
The Dutton community mourns Adolph Hastie born March 7 1893 in Snertingdalen Norway. He served in World War I then settled in Dutton. Rev Camelson of Conrad officiated with American Legion Freeborn Post 64 graveside rites. Pallbearers included Oscar, C. W. Hebtner, Jens Greenli, K. C. Knutson, Milton Johnson and Rial Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Adolph Hastie
Bethany Lutheran Steton
Snertingdalen
Norway
Gunda
John Olson
Oeene
Efeat Alt Rey
Rev
Camelson
Conrad
American Legion Freeborn Po No. 64
Farm land judging event announced in Teton county
A land appreciation school and judging contest is set for Tuesday September 20 at the Chateau courthouse. Adult farmers ranchers and youth groups including 4 H and FFA are invited. The day will cover land evaluation soil profile and erosion signs with four fields judged in the afternoon and participation by over 2000 at national events in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Oklahoma
Police Court docket reports two suspended and jail sentences
Magistrates James Sulgrove presided. James Gilavey of Chateau received a 90 days suspended sentence for using profane language and breaking a window at the Antler bar. William Asure, a transient, drew a 10 day jail term for being drunk and disturbing the peace by fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilavey
Chateau
William Asure
Snrunk
Teton Memorial Hospital Receives Federal Funds Approval
In the absence of Senator Murray, the Public Health Service advised today that an approved application for federal funds totaling 6663.40 has been allotted under the Hospital Survey and Construction Program. The funds will be used for an addition to Teton Memorial Hospital. Charles A. Murray, Administrative Asst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha Choteau
Senator Murray
Montana
Public Health Service
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton Hospital
Charles A. Murray
Yules Bar Plan Rejected by Chateau City Council
The Chateau City Council rejected A M Yule's request to build a new bar near his Wagon Wheel location during a special meeting Monday night. The council also declined action on Ordinance 113 restricting beer and liquor stores to Main Avenue. Al Hensley sought city materials and a roller for motel driveway work. council referred the street-light idea to Montana Power Co. for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
A. M. Yule
Permisson
Main Avenue
al Hensley
Hensley
William F. Olsen
Montana Power Co
Carl Field
George Henderson
Teton County
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Schools Report Overall Enrollment Increases
Supt Ed Schiller reports Choteau High School has 204 students, up 31 from last year, with 63 freshmen, 55 sophomores, 40 juniors and 46 seniors. Elementary totals reach 436 pupils, kindergarten through grade eight, with grade by grade breaks including 37 in kindergarten and 76 third graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Ed Schiller
Choteau High School
Robert Gormley
Chateau
49er Progress Reported at Lions Meeting
The Chateau Lions Club met Tuesday with 49er progress reports from Al Finley and committee chairs. Ed Schiller Bruce Thompson Rex Peterson gave brief reports. George Eichhorn led the swimming pool committee. Mrs. Carrie Bagley celebrated with a birthday song. John Benson, Spokane line representative, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Walt Partlow
Marge Hanusa
Sally Sulgrove
A _ Forestson
John Benson
Soo
Spokane
Mrs Remayne Taylor Visits Kenmore Family
Mrs Remayne Taylor of Kenmore North Dakota arrived Tuesday to visit sister and husband Mr and Mrs R E Nelson. Taylor plans to host her husband here Sunday. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Nelson entertained her sister at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remayne Taylor
Kenmore
N. Dak
R.‘E Nelson
Taylor
Joe Jarolimek
Collins
Michael Horak
Frank Jarolimek
Chicago
John Jarolimek
Minn
Ben Amd
Dorothy
Dutton
And
Mes
Jim Jarelimek
Mrs. Higgins Becomes Chateau Co. Nurse Leader
Mrs. Betty Higgins arrives in Chateau from Great Falls to fill the public health nurse post left vacant for three and a half years after Inez Larson’s resignation. She is a Montanan native with training in Bozeman, Walla Walla, Glendale, and Seattle and brings experience from the Great Falls Clinic and Convalescent hospital. Judy Higgins, her daughter, attends Chateau grade school as they reside at the Hensley Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Larson
Teton County
Betty Higgins
Chateau
Great Falls
Higgins
Roy H. Lovall
Saco
Montana
Iit. Academy
Bozeman
Walla Walla College
Washington
California
Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital School of
Great Falls Clinic
Convalescent Hospital
Electric City
Liberty County
University of Washington
Seattle
Judy
Hensley Motel
Plans Approved By State Board For School Auditions
Helena reports that plans and specifications for auditions to the Chateau grade school have been reviewed and approved by the State Board of Health. C. W. Brincx, Director of the Division of Environmental Sanitation, announced. Montana law requires that exterior building plans be reviewed and approved by the state health department prior to construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Health
C. W. Brincx
Division of Environmental Sanitation
Montana
State Health Department
Silver Tip Wheat Debunked by Montana Agr experiment station
A Montana Agricultural Experiment Station report from Bozeman refutes claims about Silver Tip winter wheat. It shows Silver Tip is not new, yields poorly against 14 winter wheats, and remains a soft wheat with low test weights, unable to compete with No 1 hard red winter wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Triangle
Montana Falls
E. R. Hehn
Agronomy
O. N. Jones
New York State
Burbank
Hehn
Right of ASC To Measure Wheat Upheld
The U S District Court for the District of Maryland upheld the right of county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee to enter farms and measure wheat acreage to determine compliance with quotas. Judge Turnbull noted measurements help verify farm acreage within allotments. ruling covers small farms and low-yielders. Decision dated June 17 1955, with appeal noted in the Fourth Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For the District of Maryland
County Agricultural Stabification and Conservation Committee
C. B. Turnbull
ASC
Wang
United States
Carroll Mte
Maryland
United States Court of Appeals For
Fourth Circuit
Dellwo Named President of Booster Group
James Dellwo was elected president of the Choteau Boosters at the regular meeting in the Choteau Drug dining room. Ed Jacobson and Rev A B Gravdal were named vice president and secretary respectively, with board terms assigned to Len Sheble Bob Scott and John Dunckel. The group discussed transporting students and band members to out of town games and planned a Donkey basketball fundraiser with dates for December to be sent to school officials. Coach Charles Peck reviewed Choteau high football prospects and morale efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Boosters Club
James Dellwo
Ed Jacobson
A. B. Gravdal
Len Sheble
Bob Scott
John Dunckel
Charles “Chuck” Peck
Chateau High School
Great Falls Man Faces Judge Over Stolen Checks Case
Great Falls resident Cas cade county officers say Stafford jailed awaiting plea before District Judge R. M. Hattersley on receiving stolen property charges. Checks from Montana Mustard Seed Co of Power and Dutton Co-op of Dutton total 2358.42 and were stolen Sept 29 1954. Stafford found with checks in car hotel room after crash. Gribbens to be arraigned for motor vehicle use without owner’s consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Stafford
Great Falls
R. M. Hattersley
Leo H. Murphy
Stafford
Montana Mustard Seed Co
Power
Dutton Co-op
Dutton
Teton
Washington
Cascatie County
Shelby
Conrad
O’hare
Gene S. Gribbens
Gribbens
Valier Panthers Open Season With Local Rivalry
Valier Panthers football meets Chateau Bulldogs in a Class B game at the local field Friday under lights. Last season Coach Joe Lindgren’s six man squad claimed Class C district honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier Panther
Chateau Bulldogs
Joe Lindgren
Fairfield Eagles
Fairfield
Chateau
Bulldogs
Lohse
Wally Cherry
Beadle
Eastwood
Leach
Chinook
Rural Schools Fully Staffed in Teton County
County Superintendent Muriel S. Reiquam reports all rural schools in Teton county are now in session with listed teachers at Blackleaf No. 4 East Farmington No. 5 Premium Center No. 7 Farmington No. 8 Doheny No. 11 Bynum No. 12 Collins No. 26 Golden Ridge No. 45 Aga wam No. 51 Lincoln school Pendray No. 61 Pleasant Ridge No. 74 Greenfield No. 75 Earl Walton Junior High Penny Ella Leach teaches at New Rockport Hutterite Colony and other colonies. staff names include Mrs. Christine Largent Mrs. Beverly Stott and multiple principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel S. Reiquam
Teton County
Blackleaf
John Neal
East Farmington
Helen Oberfoell
Premium Center
Isabel Harris
Farmington
Viola Bingham
Doheny
Dora Kelsh
Bynum
Ira Perkins
Beverly Stott
Christine Largent
Collins
Margaret Fornall
Golden Ridge
Maurine Perry
Isabelle Rose
Agawam
Fern Torgerson
Adelyn Day
Lincoln School
Donna Olson
Pendray
Wilma Jensen
Jessie Thompson
Pleasant Ridge
Helen Kristiansen
Greenfield No
Vernon C. LaValley
Earl Walton
Lucille Field
Hazel Johnson
Zola Tracy
Penny Ella Leach
New
Rockport Hutterite Colony
Grace
Baker
Miller Colony School
Pauline
Clearman Couple Returns After Mesa Visit
Mr and Mrs RB A Clearman spent a year in Mesa Arizona and visited their son and family in Helena enroute. After a brief stay they plan to resume trip back to Mesa to continue their visit and travel plans heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. A. Clearman
Mesa, Ariz
Helena Enroute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson Monkman
Legion
Robert Gronberg
James Crawford
Milton McNea
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Kenny Thompson
Chateau Band
Clark Inbody
Chris Beck
Chamber of Commerce
Legion Club Rooms
James Hamilton
Howard Anderson Post No
V. F
Harry Luinstra
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Guy Miller
Auxiliary
James Sulgrove
Western Union
Washington D.C
A.M. Yule
Choteau
Lions Meeting
Mrs. Higgins
Dellwo
Booster Group
Valier Panther Gradsters
Reiquam
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