1937 Birthday Balls Raise Record 1.09 Million
New York reports a total of $1,090,779.23 raised by the 1937 National Birthday Balls for the President. Local committees retained 70 percent for infantile paralysis work, with 30 percent sent to the Warm Springs Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Doherty
New York
Henry J. Doherty
Keith Morgan
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Ohio Valley
Carl Bycir
Chicago
Finance
Labor
Science
Society
Art
Music
Haakon Jacobson Fined In Police Court Case In Choteau
In police court Haakon Jacobson paid 10 dollars for driving without a license and without rights. Buck Bethune forfeited a 10 dollar bail on a disturbing the peace charge in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haakon Jacobson
Buck Bethune
Choteau
forthcoming marriage of Teresa Egan and Lawrence Dun kin
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Teresa Egan of Smelter Hill Great Falls to Mr Lawrence W Dun kin of St Joseph Missouri is announced. Parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Egan homesteaded on the Teton fifteen years ago. The ceremony will be at St Ann Cathedral Great Falls on Tuesday October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teresa Egan
Smelter Hill
Great Falls
Lawrence W. Dunkin
St. Joseph
Missouri
Patrick Egan
The
Teton
St. Ann’ Cathedral
Card of Thanks for Houston Peters
The Peters family expresses deep thanks to friends for services at the death and funeral of Houston Peters. Special appreciation goes to those who provided flowers music and transportation. Signed Carl Peters Vincent Peters Hubert Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Carl Peters
Vincent Peters
Hubert Peters
State Net Worth Estimated At Nearly 30 Million
Figures from State Auditor John J Wolmes show Montana's net worth around 29.48 million. Total assets reach 12.69 million while liabilities total 13.21 million, with bonded indebtedness down over 1.3 million in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John J Wolmes
Semingsens Attend Eastern Star World Meeting
Mr and Mrs Louis Semingsen of Dutton will attend the world meeting of the Eastern Star lodge in Indianapolis this month Mrs Semingsen serves as worthy matron of the local chapter and they will visit relatives in Wisconsin en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Semingsen
Dutton
Eastern Star Lodge
Indianapolis
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Choteau Entries
Dismissals and admissions listed for Maynard hospital including Carl Jensen Mrs E W Allen Mrs James Hightower and John W Ward. Also a birth at Choteau hospital to Chauncey Snider and Mrs Snider of Fairfield. Ronald Lee Baker had a tonsilectomy and Jas Reardon was discharged from Choteau hospital. George Cox of Fairfield recovering from a recent automobile accident at Choteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jensen
Maynard Hospital
E. W. Allen
James Hightower
John W. Ward
Choteau Hospital
Chauncey Snider
Fairfield
Ronald Lee Baker
Great Falls
Jas. Reardon
George Cox
Court Happenings in Monarch Lumber Case and Local Matters
The Monarch Lumber Co sues Martin Depner in district court over an account with Church and Jardine for the plaintiff. Clerk H. M. Daley approved a marriage license for Ernest Davis and Margaret Crimvill of Great Falls. Maude W. Jones seeks letters of administration with will annexed for Augusta S. Wilcox estate. An Oct 15 term marks final settlement for Arthur Hirshberg, and sale of George Burrell estate property has been postponed to Oct 15.
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The
Monarch Lumber Co
Martin Depner
Church
Jardine
H. M. Daley
Ernest Davis
Margaret Crimvill
Great Falls
Maude W. Jones
Augusta S. Wilcox
B. I. Packer
Arthur Hirshberg
George Burrell
Farmers Union Meeting and State Convention Delegates
The Farmers Union calls a quarterly meeting on Friday October 1 at 2 pm in the Chateau courthouse. All members should attend to select a delegate for the State Convention in Lewistown October 20 to 23 and to discuss other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chateau
Lewistown
Paul Mathis
Joe Primus
Sec
Treas
Local Farm News Highlights Events And Performers
Nancy Stenson of Farmington contributes motion pictures of Teton County by Paul Mathis of Bole. Read about 4 H picnic home demonstration events Belleview roundup branding bee and other demonstrations. Also listed are sacred numbers by a male quartet and an upcoming one act play In the High Places with a cast and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stenson
Farmington
Teton County
Paul Mathis
Bole
Belleview
Farmers’ Union
Calvin Wixom
Bynum
Walter Edwards
Dan Edwards
Collins
Rev. Vick
Chateau
Gibson Monkman
Clarence Stephens
Ray Davidson
Herb Winner
Margaret Murphy
Bill Olsen
Gordon Monkman, Jr
Robert Armstrong
Norman Rosengren
Alva Larson
Auxiliary Meets with Legion Group in Evening Session
The American Legion auxiliary met Monday evening with Mrs. H. M. Dal ey and hostess Mrs. F. W. Smith assisting. After the business session a musical program led by Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick featured a piano solo Bugle Corps, and a Patricia Miller costume song A Pirate Bold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
H. M. Daley
F. W. Smith
M. S. Bullerdick
Bugle Corps
Patricia Miller
Musical selections performed by Purkett and Smith at piano
Singers include Roger Purkett, Robert Smith, Donald Passmore with Jean Smith and Robert Smith at the piano. A fight-hand piece “Song of the Pines” features Robert Smith, Roger Purkett, Dee David Smith and Charles Purkett. Piano Solo by Mrs Bullerdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Purkett
Robert Smith
Donald Passmore
Charles Purkett
Uncle Dan the Sailor Man
Jean Smith
Dee David Smith
Bullerdick
Chateau Woman's Club Meets for Constitution Address
The Chateau Woman's Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Phil S. Cole's home. Principal A. B. Guthrie delivered the address on the constitution of the United States. Mrs. Vernie Zumwalt performed "America the Beautiful."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Phil S. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
United States
Vernie Zumwalt
America
Montana buys year supply of staples for prisons
Montana state officials place an order worth 27767 dollars for a year’s supply of staple groceries for seven state institutions. The contract covers dried and canned fruits from Washington and California and canned vegetables from Utah. No Montana packers submitted bids.
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Montana
McQuity
Washington
California
Utah
Montana Packers
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Choteau Implement Co
Choteau, Mont
Jonathans
Nash
Ss . Skinner
Welch’s
Concord Granessnacs
Montco
Semingsens
Woman’s Club
Gorham
W. G. Dauwalder
Bob
Guss McDonald
Mont
O. Hansen
D. W. Boggs
Chris Henderson
Cora Cohoe
McDonald Block
Packard
Studebaker
H. L. Stafford
McNess CO
Dept. S. Freeport
HH. C. Nelson
Pendrey
K. Malone
Heart Butte
O. C. Boges
Browning
Cowgill
Art Bagley
Rade Mamuzich
Bobe
Chas. Miller
Lincoln
FORD
L. E. Taylor
Cowgill Addition
International
Clarence Freesene
van Florn
Montana Acceptance Company
Wallace Weaver House
Prisco Radio
Rexall Drug Store
Wayne Gillette
Julius Hollenbeck
Standard Oil
Standard Oil History
Ray’s Standard Service
Gus Depner
Standard Oil Co
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