Glen PTA elects Edna Mellrath president at special meeting
At a special meeting of the Glen Parent-Teacher Association Edna Mellrath was elected president to fill the vacancy left by Marie Schmidt's resignation. Harriet Schuyer is secretary-treasurer and Mrs Cummins is vice-president. A combined business meeting and Halloween party are set for Oct 25 evening.
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Glen
Mary
Louisa Buhrer
Dicky O'Leary
Raymond O’leary
Hallowe'en
Hartwig
Earl Fitschen
John and
Argenta
Neil Cummins
Dyce Creek
Margaret Bryan
Apex
J. C. Ferguson
Farmers Union
Lewistown
Red Rock Lakes Declared Migratory Bird Refuge
Red Rock Lakes in southwestern Montana near Yellowstone become a migratory bird refuge by Executive Order. The area, a key Trumpeter Swan habitat, was previously hunted fall and winter, but conservation efforts aim to save the species from near extinction and expand refuges with new federal action.
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Red Rock Lakes
Montana
Yellowstone
National Park
Yellowstone National Mark
Yellowstone National Park
George M. Wright
Wild
National Pale Service
United Division
National Park Service
Canada
United States
Roosevelt
Wright
Interior Department
Bureau of Reclamation of Thepartment
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
Bureau
Tin wedding anniversary party at the Marchesseau home
A surprise tin wedding anniversary gathering for Mrs. E P Marchesseau at her Dillon residence also honored the nearby birthdays of Mrs. Mary Sheppard Mrs Olive M Harrison and Mrs Ey A Marchesseau. Guests included Mrs Jack Brown Mrs George Harrison and others with luncheon and gifts.
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Moncaylatiex Toon
EP. Marchesseau
Jack Brown
George Harrison
Frank Marchesseau
Jane Martin
John Judge
Dillon
J. J. Brown
Baker
Oregon
E. A. Marchesseau
Brown
George Metlen
E. F. Sill of
Lima
Mrs
Andy Pyle
George Pyle
J. . Kelly
C. E. Blinn
Elkholm Hot Springs
Jim Dodd
Gilbert Innes
Estelle Lenox
Jackson
Ed Farley
J. D. Frartisom
Beryl
Bob Harrison
Lucile Harrison
Helen Judge
R. D. Marchesseau
Local clubs report meetings and community notes
Sheridan Womannaty Library Club's Thursday meeting featured a Parliament Procedure paper by Anderson. Hostesses served refreshments. two members elected to represent the club at the county federation. Foster Brothers shipped 1,500 lambs and threshing finished on a 70 bushel acre oat crop. Rainbow Girls visited. Myrtle Lodge No. 8 to state grand lodge. several families received $1000 to $2000 beneficiary policies.
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Sheridan Womnanty Library Club
H. E. Stone
Harley Linder
E. C. Swisher
John Speedy
Anna‘ Duncan
Elemis
Foster Brothers
Glenn Marsh
Bridge Club
Order of the Rainbow
Twin Bridges
Flora McNultyard
A. J. Halse
Myrtle
Class officers elected at recent student meetings
Senior class officers include president Ray Bell Osburn and Ruth Phelps as vice president, with Virginia Nichols as secretary treasurer. Juniors elect Harry Miller as president and Nina Hershberger as vice president, Genieveve Dellno as secretary treasurer. Sophomores appoint Bernard McGinley as president with Jess Whitney as vice president and Nathalie treasurer. Freshmen organize with Walter Stephan as president and Eleanor Barrey as secretary, Rosa Lee Brown as treasurer.
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Ray Bell Osburn
Boulder
Ruth Phelps
Deer Lodge
Virginia Nichols
Square Butte
R. E. Albright
Harry Ia. Miller
St. Ignatius
Nina Hershberger
Coffee Creek
Genevieve Dellno
Ronan
Mary Baker
Bernard McGinley
Butte
Jess Whitney
Whitefish
Nathalie
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Polaris
T. L. McCracken
Dillom
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Scottish Rite News Bureau
Mrs. Gi WitRightéhour
Mont
Rambouillets
Hampshires
Hampshire Ewe
A. G. Jones
Miles City
Luther Smith
Idaho
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers Ass’n
Dillon, Mont
Lela Hoffstot
Sidney
Jack Gaines
Winnett
Rose Mackin
Loesch
Laura Thelma Smith
Gertrude
Davis
Terry
Lempi Takala
Sand Coulee
Elizabeth Rumph
Broadus
Evelyn Wood
Conrad
Josephine Cebull
Klein
Harlan Harrison
Althea Hoag
Wolf Point
Mildred Taylor
Catherine Bates
Lawrence Mullany
Mildred Spaberg
Polson
James Weitz
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