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September 21, 1951
Browning Chief
Browning, Glacier County, Montana
What is this article about?
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Foley, Ohio State University instructors in chemical engineering and anthropology, are visiting Browning, Montana, in their trailer. Mr. Foley is son of L.J. Foley from Great Falls and former local student.
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On Summer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Foley, members of the faculty of the Ohio State University at Columbus are in Browning on a several weeks visit, being comfortably housed in their trailer home.
Mr. Foley is an instructor in chemical engineering and Mrs. Foley is an instructor in anthropology.
Mr. Foley is a son of L. J. Foley of Great Falls, who was formerly in the U. S. Border Patrol Service in this area. The son formerly attended Browning public schools and the State College at Bozeman.
On Summer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Foley, members of the faculty of the Ohio State University at Columbus are in Browning on a several weeks visit, being comfortably housed in their trailer home.
Mr. Foley is an instructor in chemical engineering and Mrs. Foley is an instructor in anthropology.
Mr. Foley is a son of L. J. Foley of Great Falls, who was formerly in the U. S. Border Patrol Service in this area. The son formerly attended Browning public schools and the State College at Bozeman.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Family
What keywords are associated?
Family Visit
Faculty Couple
Ohio State University
Browning Montana
What entities or persons were involved?
Dennis D. Foley
Mrs. Dennis D. Foley
L. J. Foley
Where did it happen?
Browning
Story Details
Key Persons
Dennis D. Foley
Mrs. Dennis D. Foley
L. J. Foley
Location
Browning
Story Details
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Foley, faculty members at Ohio State University, are visiting Browning for several weeks in their trailer home. Mr. Foley teaches chemical engineering, Mrs. Foley anthropology. He is the son of L. J. Foley of Great Falls and attended local schools.