Public School News Shows Busy Week at Local Campus
The third week of school features student projects and activities across grades. Lower grades view a sound film from the U S Naval Recruiting Station. fourth graders study maps, travel, and the Wizard of Oz. fifth through eighth graders prepare poetry and art, with glee clubs forming and officers to be elected. Bernice Richem earns honorable mention from Saint Nicholas, while staff celebrate Miss Miller's surprise Vernonware gift. Also noted is Constitution Day Program.
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America
King Nepitune
U.S. Naval
Salt Lake City
Belgian Congo
Stollywood
Land of Oz
Judy
Goldenrod
Bernice Richem
Last Yer
Saint Nicholas Magazine
Bernice
Lila Howe
Browning
Claude Anderson
Frazier Ranch
Philadelphia
Joyce Kilmer
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edward M Gibler Deceased
Notice is given by Laura M. Gibler executrix to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to The Citizens State Bank Chateau Montana in Teton County. Dated September 15 1939. R K West attorney 2086 First National Bank Building Great Falls Montana first published September 21 last October 12. Fresh shipment of Canterburys chocolates Rexall Drug Store.
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Edward M. Gibler
Laura M. Gibler
Citizens State Bank
Chateau
Montana
County of
Teton
R. K. West
Executrix
First Nat'l Bank
Great Falls
Home Ec Class Activities at Teton High
The Home Ec III class picks sewing as their six weeks project with tailored suits and princess dresses, while second year girls learn preserving and jellying. Freshmen set tables and learn graceful dish presentation. A roller skating party is planned and hamburgers will be sold at the first football game. Rules on etiquette include not chewing gum in public and walking on the outside of the sidewalk when with a lady.
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Home Ec Club
Joe Smith
Miss Buck
Coffey House
Rita Larkin
Free Exchange List To Be Issued By County Agent
Teton county farmers are reminded that on October 1 the county agent will mail the full newsletter and exchange list. The free service helps residents sell or trade items or purchase needed goods and those interested must notify the county agent by October 1. The exchange list has proven effective for disposing of unwanted articles or finding needed ones.
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Teton County
Chateau Young People Married in Idaho
A wedding was performed at the Methodist parsonage on Monday afternoon with Miss Jean MacDonald marrying Henry M. Denison. The Rev. Henry Attenborough conducted the ring ceremony. The couple, from Chateau Montana, were accompanied by I. F. Denison and T. Greer, and will reside in Sandpoint after a Spokane honeymoon.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Jean MacDonald
Henry M. Denison
Henry Attenborough
Chateau, Mont
I. F. Denison
Spokane
Community mourns loss of daughter and sister
Family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness during illness and death of their daughter and sister. Special appreciation to Rev Schulte for comforting words from Stella Tuinan Bart B Baker and siblings extend gratitude to all who offered support.
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Schulte
Stella Tuinan
Bart B. Baker
Wolf Langman Livestock Market Report from Great Falls
Receipts total 900 head with top grass steers at 8 80, bulk 7 50 to 8.00, yearling steers to 8 75, steer calves to 9 25, fat grass heifers 7 00 to 7 50, grass cows 6 00 to 6 50, medium 5 25 to 5 75, and heifer calves 8 25 to 8 75. Market active with buyers. ranchers urged to ship to Great Falls for better returns. Handles sheep and lambs too.
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Great Falls
Hansen
Wolf-Langman Livestock
Montana
Constitution Week Observed in Montana Schools
Inez Eckford reports that Ruth Reardon proclaimed September 17 to 23 as Constitution Week in all Montana schools. At the local public school’s Constitution Day program eighth graders sang Marching Along Together and God Bless America, with students presenting reports and a play about the Star Spangled Banner.
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Inez Eckford
Teton County
Ruth Reardon
Montana
Verna Huffman
Assembly
Gilberta Lee
John Smith
Raymond Carlson
Marilyn Scott
Nancy Stenson
Billy Breen
Janiece McClue
Paul Vick
Francis Scott Key
Smith
Stenson
Armstrong
Vick
Education Board to Ask Resignation of 5 Professors at U
The Montana state board of education adopted a report urging the resignations of five University of Montana professors after a study of conditions at the Missoula campus. The document, signed by Judge C D Borton and George M Gosman, lists eight findings of fact and proposes departures effective Sept 1 1940 or hearings, cites underpayment and calls for higher salaries, commends President George F Simmons and suggests hiring a chancellor.
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State Board of Education
Helena
State University
Missoula
C D. Borton
Glasgow
George M. Gosman
Dillon
Philip O. Keeney
E. A. Atkinson
H. G. Merriam
C. E B. F. Mollett
N. J. Lennes
Atkinson
Merriam
Molett
George F. Simmons
88th Birthday Observed by Rebekah Lodge in Town
Last Friday evening the local chapter celebrated the 88th birthday of the Rebekah lodge with a program and lunch at the lodge rooms. Mrs Hei Duits chaired the program with songs, readings, a humorous piece, talks by charter members, instrumental duet, and a closing doxology.
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Rebekah Lodge
America
Hei Duits
Verna Huffman
Leah Ferris
Chas. Connors
Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Ruth Monkman
Dewey Huffman
Professors Seek Reinstatement for University Head
Dr A J Carlson of the University of Chicago and Prof Henry Rott Schaefer of the University of Minnesota, members of the American Association of University Professors, appeared before the state board of education to seek reinstatement for Paul C Phillips, former head of the history department. The association said they were sent to investigate the Phillips case, noting he resigned in 1937 before a slander suit arose from alleged assault of a girl student. he was awarded $1 damages and his petition for reinstatement was denied.
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A. J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Henry Rottschaefer
University of Minnesota
American Association of University Professors
State Board of Education
Paul C. Phillips
The
State University
Phillips
No Restrictions on U S Tourists Entering Canada
Canadian Travel Bureau reports no restrictions on U S tourists entering Canada despite European war conditions. The Immigration Branch notes friendly and neutral country travelers may move freely unless war escalates.
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United States
Canada
Canadian Travel Bureau
Immigration Branch
Department of Mines and Resources
Europe
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Rexall Drug Store
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Y i. C Penney Company
Teton High
Wolf-Langman Livestock Market
Johnston
Jean Johnston
Societe and
Whitman
the Post Tavern
Dakota. Utilities CO
Shell
Shell Ceater
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