Community notes highlight visits and local events in Chateau
Chateau residents host relatives and friends from Spokane Portland and beyond while others plan trips and attend gatherings. Emergency March of Dimes funds rise to 510 30 with drive ending Saturday and mail contributions to W E Howard Chateau.
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Laverre Dahlin
Spokane
Chateau
Fairfield
J. F. Michelbach
Portland
Ore
Bud Moulton
W. E. Howard
Sarah Kropp
Lydia Williams
Oak Park
Til
Albert Finley
Richard Conklin
Belles & Bows Club
Great Falls
Venetia Bethune
Patricia Dents
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. O. Box
Bynum
Ann Scarboro
Montley
Colorado Springs
Gordon Sullivan
San Francisco
Meda McLean
Mira
J. C. C. ‘Mattingly
Browning Bate
Bob
Citizens Bank
Phyllis Hansen
Jim Dellno
Brady
Paul Kropp
Washington State
Billings
Catherine Lehnert
Power
Howard Arensmeyer
Henry Arensmeyer
Butte
Pauline
Dorothy Wiseman
Seattle
Olson
Milwaukee
Wis
Ants
Bob Olson
Theo Benton
Emily Crery
Karl DeRusha
J. H. Moulton
Colo
Moulton
Woodwards and Guests Tour Glacier Park and Hungry Horse
A party including the Woodwards visited Glacier Park and Hungry Horse region during a tour. They viewed scenic spots and current park attractions as part of a planned outing with accompanying guests.
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Woodwards
Glacier* ‘Ark
Hungry Horse
Area Premiere of Jahangal Jahangal
An area premiere screening of Jahangal Your African Safari is planned for Friday night September 17 at 8:00 at Trinity Lutheran Church. The missionary film offers a dramatic documentary voyage across ten thousand miles of safari. Two edited sequences show wildlife and a lion pride on a dispute over right of way and a leopard kill from the car window. The photographer's encounter with a stalking rhino adds a spine tingling moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Flare Addresses Republican Meeting on Economic Policy
Flare criticizes socialist fallacies and defends honest work and a sound monetary system. He opposes farm plans that favor one group over another, warns against forced cultivation, and urges land conservation. He predicts a two party system shift by 1956 without a Republican majority and urges God inspired government.
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Brannon
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