Collins News Recaps Local Visits and Community Plans
Collins residents host Sunday visits at the McClenhan home. Calvin Fuson moves threshing gear to Conrad area under large threshing contract. W D Reiquam heads to Salt Lake City for Montana grain producers meeting. Boosters met with five members present and planned lunch then hike to buffalo drive. next Sunday tours Chateau Museum per Howard Reiquam. Emil Schlepp family dinner at Baquet home. admired Weist garden and dry land greenery amid brown surroundings.
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W. D. Reiquam
Montana Grain Producers Association
Salt Lake City
Collins Boosters
Hall
Kathryn Reiquam
Teton
Buffalo Drive
Chateau Museum
Howard Reiquam
4-H Club
Collins Tattler
Emil Schlepp
Parental Baquet
Henry Weist
Catholic Services Schedule Across Montana Towns
Mass times listed for Choteau Bynum Augusta Fairfield next Sunday with confessions Saturday evening at Choteau and before Mass at Fairfield. Rev J F Schulte pastor.
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Choteau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Ladies Industrial Harvest Dinner Planned at Methodist Church
The Ladies' Industrial group of the Methodist church is planning a harvest dinner to be served at the church parlors on Thursday evening October 2. They are also organizing their annual bazaar and dinner scheduled for December 4.
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The
Methodist Church
Community notices from Greenfield local page
Greenfield highlights include residents leaving for home after a week with Mrs. C. B. Norheim, Floyd Revell on furlough from Fort Lewis visiting relatives, a wedding dance at Community Hall for Jean and Katharyn Huntsinger, and Mrs. George T. Johnson visiting Denton. Leif Bee also on furlough at home. Mrs. Dell Lewis of Glendive travels after a visit with Wallace Maxfield. Citizenship papers awarded to Mrs. Winter with witnesses Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Eaton. Miss Gladys Lala hosts niece, while Bernice Warwood returns from Havre. Red Cross knitting call and dresses ready to sew announced. Funeral for Knute Knutson held at St. Paul Lutheran with Rev. A. Holland. survivors listed. Joyce Riep now living with aunt in Sun River slope and attending Augusta school.
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George T. Johnson
Denton
Leif Bee
Fort Lewis
Field Artilery
Dell Lewis
Glendive
Wallace Maxfield
Sam Winter
Chateau
Leo Foreman
Harley Eaton
Winter
Gladys Lala
Bernice Warwood
Havre
Knute Knutson
A. Holland
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Zoe Knutson
Hans
Martinez
Cal
William
Yuba City
Chas. DeKay
Fairfield
Joyce Riep
Sun River Slope
Augusta
Teton FFA Holds First Meeting Elects Officers
The Teton Chapter of the F. F. A. met September 10. Officers elected: President Paul Alzheimer, Vice-president Gordon Hyer, Secretary Owen Monkman, Treasurer Ronald Otness, Reporter Bill Sabo, Sentinel Bob Dellwo. Inititation of freshmen discussed. a Camp Sunshine report outlined program safety and news.
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Teton
Paul Alzheimer
Gordon Hyer
Owen Monkman
Urer
Ronald Otness
Bill Sabo
Sentinel
Bob Dellwo
Camp Sunshine
F. A
Sunday Top Day for Highway Dangers in 1939 Report
The Travelers Insurance analysis shows Sundays as the most dangerous day to drive in 1939 with peak accidents between seven and eight p.m. Saturdays follow in danger level and Wednesdays have the fewest accidents. Fatalities rise after 4 p.m. with a second surge around midnight as gatherings end.
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America
Travelers Insurance Company
Pendray News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Pendray notes list sick list updates and multiple social visits. Kathleen Ritenour was on the sick list last week. Mrs Sorenson and daughter Kathleen and Mrs Sarah Sorenson visited Fairfield and the Rosengren home. Mr Goggin arrived to attend local business interests. Wayne Tappan visited Great Falls. Wellenstein hosted a Sunday dinner with Goggin and Sullivan. Dr Mary O Connell of Spokane spent Sunday with Gulbrandsengs. Relatives from Fairfield visited Harold Weaver. Mrs Lee Hamer attended a shower at Chateau. Gutshall family made business calls at Great Falls. S J Rose arrived to visit Nelson and Larson homes. Wellenstein hosted Coffey Allen and Nina Shawver for bridge. J A Swanson hosted a birthday and theater party for Johnny. Earl Shawver flew to California. A A Warneke visited Great Falls. Bobbie Gulbrandsen returned home to visit parents.
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Pendray
Kathleen Ritenour
P. M. Sorenson
Kathleen
Sarah Sorenson
Lusty
Fairfield
Norman Rosengren
Bill Goggin
Wayne Tappan
Great Falls
Goggin
Eugene Sullivan
W. H. Wellenstein
Mary O'Connell
Spokane
Wash
Harold Weaver
Lee Hamer
Chateau
J. H. Gutshall
S. J. Rose
Nelson
Larson
Agawam News and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Jack Jensen and son Lloyd traveled to Moise Montana to visit his sister Mrs Howell who lived here years ago. Ray Agee returns from Camp Ord on furlough and visits family. Rev Clingman of Great Falls plans Sunday services at 1 30 pm September 21. Agawam Home Demonstration club meets Thursday September 25 with Margaret Tuller outlining Color in the Home.
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Jack Jensen
Lloyd
Moise
Mont
Howell
Melba
Ray Agee
Poore
Camp Ord
Cal
Rev. Clingman
Great Falls
Agawam Home Demonstration Club
Margaret Tuller
Montana Extension Service
Collins 4-H Club Holds Sixth Meeting by Teton River
The Collins 4-H club met Saturday September 18 with all members present. They cooked supper by the Teton river. The next meeting heads to Audrey Lawson's home on Saturday September 20. Reporter Howard Reiquam.
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Collins 4-H Club
Teton River
Audrey
Lawson
Howard Reiquam
Rainbow 4-H Sewing Club Ninth Meeting on Achievement Day
The Rainbow 4-H Sewing club held its tenth meeting on Achievement Day, Thursday Sept 11 1941. A Health H program and a short Achievement program were planned but curtailed by stormy weather. Lunch was served by the lunch committee. Patty Eaton Reporter.
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Rainbow Sewing Club
Rainbow 4
Lutheran Services Highlight Sunday Plans and Training Course
Lutheran churches in Chateau and Dutton announce Sunday worship and Sunday school times. A ten week Teacher Training course starts Friday September 19 at 8:00 in Greenfield near Fairfield. Confirmands meet Saturdays at 10:00 and 2:00, with choir practice Mondays at 7:30. Ladies Aid food sale Saturday afternoon. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal leads.
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Trinity Lutheran of
B. Huffman
Dutton Lutheran
Church Council
Ladies’ Aid
Greenfield Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
Rug Making Demonstration Set in Chateau Court Room
Mrs. Margaret Tiller the Montana Extension Service home furnishings specialist will conduct rug making instruction in Teton county at Chateau court room on Wednesday September 24 an all day meeting starting 10 30 a m Two leaders from every home demonstration club will attend Rug Making is one of seven demonstrations planned for this year by the home demonstration clubs of Teton county.
4-H Council Fall Meeting Set for Saturday
The Teton County 4-H Council will hold its fall meeting in Chateau this Saturday September 20 at 2 p m. All leaders of organized 4-H clubs are invited to discuss plans for the Teton County 4-H Achievement Day likely in early November and to review member records score cards and club award applications.
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Chateau
Teton County
Awa
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