Greenfield PTA Opens Season With Lunch Plan and Delegates
The first P T A meeting of the new season on September 14 discussed hot lunches for school children and formed a committee to plan with Myrtle McFarlane. They will send three delegates plus president to the state convention in Lewistown October 6, with Ben Peden choosing the delegates. Several local residents and families are noted visiting, farming, or attending events as the year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P T. A
Herman Arps
Wallace Maxfield
Jack Lacher
Harry Knapp
Myrtle McFarlane
Lewistown
Ben Peden
Arthur Pearson
Baby
Janet Lynn
Samuel Hatcher
Jamesville
Ohio
Ross Hatcher
Merle Hatcher
Sig Norheim
Monida
Harley Eaton
Edgar Barrett
Pendroy
Barrett
Nels Pederson
Roy
Elmer
Ellis Urich
Conrad
Greenfield H. D
Lois Knowlton
B. H. Campbell
Denton
Campbell
Greenfield
I. Ingalls
Fairfield
Bernard Hatcher
Simms
Crabtree
Bernard
Mrs. Genger Reaches Eightieth Birthday Pioneer of Fairfield
Mrs Melissa Genger a Fairfield pioneer observed her 80th birthday at daughter Mrs B W Graves home. Most children visited including Elmer Maynard Harold and Mrs B W Graves with Mrs H W Schneider of Moscow Idaho absent. The Genger family came 27 years ago and settled on land. her late husband built many early local houses. She remains active and now lives with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Genger
B. W. Graves
H. W. Schneider
Moscow
Ida
Elmer Genger
Maynard Genger
Harold Genger
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Events
The church hosts choir practice at 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 and morning worship at 11 00. Epworth League at 6 30 with leaders Alice King and Janet Fields. A sacred music program at eight features a Lutheran quartet and Dr and Mrs Wilson visiting missionaries. Richard Vick minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Alice King
Janet Fields
Lutheran Gospel Quartet
Chateau
Mrs. Wilson
India
Richard Vick
Girl Scout Troop Grows to Nineteen Members Plans Weekend Sunriver Trip
W K Eaton returned from Miles City after three weeks on business. Many 4-H club members were winners at the annual 4-H achievement day in Chateau last Saturday with prize recipients listed in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunriver Canyon
W. K. Eaton
Miles City
Chateau
Augusta Community News Weddings and Milestones
Lois Jane Howard and James F Handy announce their engagement and upcoming Colorado marriage after celebrations in Augusta. Anna Heaney of Simms marks 70 with family, recounting Irish roots and a long life with Alex Heaney. Eastern Star forms an Augusta auxiliary with first dime card party planned Sept 27 and a regular meeting Sept 30. Edward Reising weds Caroline Neal at Zortman. Reising family ties and local school histories noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jane Howard
W. W. Howard
Gilman
James F. Handy
Bayfield
Colorado
Order of Eastern Star
Miss Howard
Montana State College
Bozeman
Eastern Montana Normal
Billings
Columbia University
New York
Handy
Anna Heaney
Simms
Cermoney
County Antrim
Belfast
Ireland
Alex Heaney
Helena
Heaney
Sarah
George Johnson
Elizabeth
William Enos
Caroline
Mart DeLanty
Great Falls
Margarett
C. M. Jones
Athena
Oregon
Paul
Augusta
Heaneys
Fairfield Masonic Lodge
W. E. Bernier
O. A. Kench
O. A. Kenck
Dutton Veteran Buried With Military Honors
James E. Stanfield, World War II veteran, buried with military honors Saturday at Dutton cemetery after funeral at the Methodist church. Survived by widow Lila, two sons Bobby and Hugh, two daughters Beth and Mildred, father A L Stanfield, seven brothers and four sisters. Stanfield served overseas and was wounded. spent years at Veterans Hospital Fort Harrison. Born October 24, 1897, in Cora Idaho, lived near Great Falls most of life. ranched near Dutton last decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebourne Post No. 64
Dutton
James E. Stanfield
Methodist Church
J. A. Martin
Great Falls
Dutton Cemetery
Stanfield
Veterans' Hospital
Fort Harrison
Cora
Idaho
Lila Stanfield
Bobby
Hugh
Beth
Mildred
A. L. Stanfield
Fort Shaw
Three locals enroll at State University Missoula terms
Charlies, Nancy and Blanche Sparks will attend the State University at Missoula this term. A binder never discovered by Henry Schaffer during a building remodel for Anthony Pings, formerly in the implement business here, now runs a liquor store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Nancy
Blanche Sparks
State University At
Missoula
Henry Schaffer
Anthony Pings
Bynum News: Local Visits, Fair Notes and Accidents
Mrs. Julia Dennison visited Mrs. Alta Stott and Mrs. Lucy Stott on Tuesday. The 4 H fair drew many from Bynum with fine exhibits. Death struck Elmer Rowland leaving a husband a son Earl and daughter Hazel. Funeral at Cha teau Methodist church. Venoy Stott broke his arm cranking a tractor. Ming Ona Jensen visited Moise Montana then returned home. Gerald and G O Stott families joined George Stott for Sunday dinner. Leona Dennison visited Edna Rowley. Stott threshing began with reports of good yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dennison
Alta Stott
Lucy Stott
Bynum
Elmer Rowland
Earl
Hazel
Chateau
Venoy Stott
Ming Ona Jensen
Clinton Mortenson
Moise
Montana
Gerald Stott
Fairfield
G. O. Stott
George Stott
Leona Dennison
Edna Rowley
Or Stott
Catholic Services Mass Schedule Notice
Mass times listed: Chateau 11 a m and Byham 9 a m. Rev J F Schulte is the pastor directing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Byham
J. F. Schulte
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion
Choteau, Mont
Civic Fund
Choteau Lions Club
Big City Freckles
Eileen Eaton
Thomas Shannon
New York City
Children’s Aid Society
Eileen
Thomas
Edward Reising
Caroline Neal
Zortman
Reising
Herman Reiising
Miss Neal
Bruce Neal
Charles Reising
Dutton Lions Club
Bynum News
Catholic Services
Partners
In the
Citizens State Bank
Plymouth
L. E. Taylor Garage
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