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March 7, 1957
St. Ignatius Post
Saint Ignatius, Lake County, Montana
What is this article about?
The Charlo carnival raised $333.22 for March of Dimes through ticket sales, collections, and donations from local clubs. Kate Bond was crowned queen; the event included dancing, music by Don Dilworth's orchestra and Mrs. Clyde Sollars, and performances by local talents.
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Carnival at Charlo Nets March of Dimes $333.22
CHARLO-The carnival which was held last Saturday evening in the Charlo gym brought in $306.59. $14.63 was amount collected from March of Dimes containers. Direct donations amounted to $12.00 and came from the following Leon Grange $5.00, DiAste Woman's Club $5.00. Charlo Junior Farmer's 4-H $1.00 and the Happy Home Makers 4-H $1.00.
Lee Biggerstaff and L. L. Fryberger acted as cashiers during the carnival.
Kate Bond, senior class candidate, was crowned queen of the carnival by chairman Mac Palmer. Each queen candidate was escorted to the front of the gym by a boy classmate while the orchestra played, "Dear Hearts and Gentle People."
Dancing followed the carnival at 10:30. Music was furnished by Don Dilworths orchestra until midnight and Mrs. Clyde Sollars furnished music until the close of the evening.
A show was enjoyed between dances with Mac Palmer as master of ceremonies. Pamela Teague sang two numbers and was accompanied by Patsy Roark at the piano. Jacqualine Schnase also sang two songs, one accompanied by Krissy Hendrickson and one accompanied by Mac Palmer. Patsy Roark and Betty Hendrickson sang a variety of songs accompanied by Krissy Hendrickson, Merle DeVoe did a juggling act with Patsy Roark accompanying him on the piano.
Mac Palmer March of Dimes chairman, said this week that he wishes to thank every one for their help in making the carnival a real success.
CHARLO-The carnival which was held last Saturday evening in the Charlo gym brought in $306.59. $14.63 was amount collected from March of Dimes containers. Direct donations amounted to $12.00 and came from the following Leon Grange $5.00, DiAste Woman's Club $5.00. Charlo Junior Farmer's 4-H $1.00 and the Happy Home Makers 4-H $1.00.
Lee Biggerstaff and L. L. Fryberger acted as cashiers during the carnival.
Kate Bond, senior class candidate, was crowned queen of the carnival by chairman Mac Palmer. Each queen candidate was escorted to the front of the gym by a boy classmate while the orchestra played, "Dear Hearts and Gentle People."
Dancing followed the carnival at 10:30. Music was furnished by Don Dilworths orchestra until midnight and Mrs. Clyde Sollars furnished music until the close of the evening.
A show was enjoyed between dances with Mac Palmer as master of ceremonies. Pamela Teague sang two numbers and was accompanied by Patsy Roark at the piano. Jacqualine Schnase also sang two songs, one accompanied by Krissy Hendrickson and one accompanied by Mac Palmer. Patsy Roark and Betty Hendrickson sang a variety of songs accompanied by Krissy Hendrickson, Merle DeVoe did a juggling act with Patsy Roark accompanying him on the piano.
Mac Palmer March of Dimes chairman, said this week that he wishes to thank every one for their help in making the carnival a real success.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Carnival
March Of Dimes
Fundraiser
Charlo
Queen Crowning
Dancing
Performances
Donations
What entities or persons were involved?
Mac Palmer
Kate Bond
Lee Biggerstaff
L. L. Fryberger
Pamela Teague
Patsy Roark
Jacqualine Schnase
Krissy Hendrickson
Betty Hendrickson
Merle Devoe
Don Dilworth
Mrs. Clyde Sollars
Where did it happen?
Charlo Gym, Charlo
Story Details
Key Persons
Mac Palmer
Kate Bond
Lee Biggerstaff
L. L. Fryberger
Pamela Teague
Patsy Roark
Jacqualine Schnase
Krissy Hendrickson
Betty Hendrickson
Merle Devoe
Don Dilworth
Mrs. Clyde Sollars
Location
Charlo Gym, Charlo
Event Date
Last Saturday Evening
Story Details
A carnival in Charlo raised $333.22 for March of Dimes via admissions, collections, and donations from local groups. Kate Bond was crowned queen, followed by dancing with live music and performances including singing and juggling.