Enrollment boom for Choteau High School music groups
Vernon Alf, music instructor, reports heavy enrollment across band, choir and acapella ensemble at Choteau High School. Officers elected include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and managers for the three groups, with provisions to perform at community gatherings and arrange piano and instrumental music.
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Choteau High School
Yié
Vernon Alf
Don Arensmeyer
Becky Mozier
Margery Kelly
R Dwight George
Jack ‘Strong
Barbara ‘Zgoda
Valeria Lindseth
Ray Rowley
A Capella
Floyd DeRusha
Bonna Lee Maynard
Sylvia Hanson
Jack Henneford
Chateau High School
Alf
Chilton Anderson Returns to State Enrolls at Rutgers
Chilton Anderson of the Deeply Creek ranch near Choteau who now lives in Riverton New Jersey arrived from Paris to resume studies at Rutgers University. He plans a summer at the Choteau ranch where he has stayed previously. He bicycled through England Scotland and Wales with Leonard Huish and then flew through France and Switzerland ending in Paris. Huish, a budding author, is writing for a British publication and will stay in London until November to continue the project.
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Chilton Anderson
Deeply Creek Ranch
Choteau
Enen
Riverton
N. J
Paris
Rutgers University
Choteau Ranch
England
Otland
Wales
Leonard Huish
France
Switzerland
Huish
Chateau
London
Winter Bus Schedule Expands Service to Choteau
New winter schedule adds four daily stops at Choteau with buses from Great Falls at 8:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. and return trips south at the same times. The Browning northbound service arrives 10:35 a.m. in Choteau and returns to Great Falls at 3:30 p.m. Travelers to Great Falls may depart Choteau at 8:00 a.m., 3:30 p.m., and 7:45 p.m.
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Choteau
Great Falls
Augusta
Browning
Nus
Davis Advocates Economy and Anti Socialism in Montana Speech
Davis urged fiscal prudence in government while promoting the Marshall plan and Berlin steadfastness. He praised REA electrification and reclamation funding, attacked socialism, and praised youth opportunity. O'Neil introduced him at the Chateau meeting as Tom Larson. a luncheon followed at the Aragon in Fairfield.
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Germany
Greece
Davis
Berlin
Butte
E. R
Brick) O’neil
Chateau
Tom Larson
Penguin Cafe
Aragon
Fairfield
Girl Scouts Seek Clothing for Overseas Kits
The Girl Scouts of Chateau with national support request clothing donations to ship overseas. Needed items include caps mittens stockings underwear pajamas coats jackets diapers towels and washcloths in sizes from baby to 14. Call Mrs G L Banks or Mrs M E Collette to help.
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Girl Scouts of
Chateau
Girl Scouts
G. L. Banks
M. E. Collette
Les Baker Buys Luscombe Airplane From Corbett Bros
Les Baker of Farmington bought a Luscombe 85 from Corbett Brothers of Choteau. Choteau Flying Service remains a Luscombe dealer through Corbett Brothers. The sale includes a training course as Baker plans solo flights soon. Lee and Don Corbett left Great Falls for Dallas to collect a new 90 H P Luscombe for crop spraying demos and will tour Nevada Utah and Idaho before returning by Monday September 27.
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Les Baker
Farmington
Luscombe
Corbett Brothers
Choteau
Choteau Flying Service, Inc
Baker
Lee
Don Corbett
Great Falls
Dallas
Texas
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Pendroy Woman Initiated by Moose at Meeting
Edith Cornett of Pendroy was initiated into the Women of the Moose at the regular monthly meeting. The Montana chapter reported a hydromassage subaqua therapy tank, bought from red hearts sales, was donated to Shodair Crippled Children's Hospital in Helena. The $4,000 tank holds 425 gallons. The next Women of the Moose meeting in Chateau is set for Friday October 8.
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Women of the Moose
Edith Cornett
Joan Pithoud
Montana
Red Hearts
Crippled Children's Hospital
Helena
Pitheud
Chateau
Hangar Renovated At Chateau Airport
Federal aid funds for small airport improvements are available and target Chateau Airport for runway grading and turfing. The city and county jointly own the field and supervise its development, with local effort credited for the airport’s high standing among similarly sized communities.
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Chateau
Choteau
Foreign Relief Drive Planned for County
Dr. Klemme announced a county relief drive with Montana backing similar to other states. He noted Kansas sent 100 cars of wheat and Wisconsin a trainload of milk, urging donations of grain, produce, sugar, and money for Central Europe relief. All county gifts go to coastal aid with ocean freight paid by the federal government.
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Klemme
Montana
Kansas
Colorado
Wisconsin
Oregon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kiemme
Teton County
Reiquam-Wedlock Ties Kathryn to Bernard Shepherd
Kathryn Reiquam wed Bernard Shepherd in a candlelit ceremony at the Reiquam home near Collins. After a ten day honeymoon in Victoria they reside in Missoula where the bride attends Montana State University and the groom, a Sigma Chi member, plans graduate study.
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Kathryn Reiquam
Bernard Shepherd
Victoria
B. C
Reiquam
Collins
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
Bessie Reiquam
W. D. Reiquam
George Shepherd
Conrad
Vere Maxwell
Doris Reiquam
Cr. W. Ereiquam
Shepherds
South Pacific
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Missoula
Miss Warneke Weds Teacher At Lewistown
Marion Warneke a Welfare office caseworker became the bride of Hugo Jarussi an instructor in the Fairfield schools at a wedding Sept 4 in Lewistown about 50 persons attended.
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Marion Warneke
Hugo Jarussi
Fairfield
Lewistown
Couple marries in Christina Montana church ceremony
Emma Lou Warneke and her army veteran groom wed in Christina with Norma Hunter vocals and Dora Overcast piano. The bride wore white taffeta with net train and pearl crown, carried white carnations and red roses with white gladioli. the matron of honor and best man attended, reception followed, honeymoon to Waterton Lakes and Glacier Park.
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Fred Warneke
Christina, Mont
Stanley Howard
Waterton Lakes
Glacier Park
Eastern Montana State Normal
Pacific Lutheran College
Montana State University
LaVerne Fairbanks
Joliet
Ernestine Schuyler
Helena
Patricia Wi
Enrollment in Grades Reaches 300 at Chateau
Superintendent Robert Graham announced total enrollment in Château grades has hit 300 with daily new registrations. First grade remains largest, containing 52 pupils, according to the report by the district official.
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Robert Graham
Republican Women To Schedule Meeting in Legion Club Rooms
The Teton County Republican club will hold its regular meeting on Friday Sept 24 at 8 p m in the Legion club rooms. An interesting program has been arranged and the officers hope for a large membership. Extension livestock specialist E P Orcutt urged Montana sheep men not to market good whitefaced ewe lambs due to a small crop.
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Teton County
Republican Club
Legion Club
Montana State College
E. P. Orcutt
Montana
County Agent Warns Against Hopper Sprays on Winter Wheat
County Agent advises against spraying stubble strip edges to kill hoppers. Hoppers are killed by eating foliage with stomach poisons, not by contact on dry stubble. Small seedlings with thin stands reduce effectiveness, making spraying wasteful of time and money.
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Catia
Andratne
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