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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
4
A Montana girl writes about Allie Warren who travels from Seattle to Box Car Montana. She adjusts to a snowbound frontier town with kerosene lamps and barn dancers while navigating local figures Mrs Slim, Mrs Nelson and Blue Hamilton. Library hours listed.
Palm Sunday services are listed for April 5 with a Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Other events include Epworth League at 7 p.m. and Good Friday communion at 8 p.m. A shingling project was completed costing 79.55 for materials and 66.00 for labor. A pulpit phonograph and radio were installed, praised for its piano-like tone and use in services, with speakers and air reception noted. Interior repainting and room renovations are underway with a rug arrival and a cleaning bee planned for preparation after Sunday.
Mr. Robinson lauded Lions District 37 for membership gains and announced the district convention at Many Glaciers hotel in Glacier National Park on June 18 to 20 with the International president as a guest. He highlighted eight national Lions districts comprising 2718 clubs and noted Lions influence in Latin America including Mexico.
The Chateau Lions emphasize peace among nations and note America’s peace role as Mexico City hosts an International convention. Reports cover 4-H club scoring, gold seal and silver star charters, and awards to Greenfield, Pendroy, and Diamond Valley groups, with leaders named.
Lester George performed two numbers with banjo and mouth harp for Bynum clubs. Ruth Schiultz and Tarry Schultz, both from Diamond Valley, shared experiences from the trip.
Prizes were awarded to local clubs and businesses in a Rodent Control contest with amounts from $1 to $10. After the awards, about 100 youths aged 9 to 14 participated in gym activities supervised by Clara Altzheimer and aides, then older club members joined with parents for active games and folk dancing led by Willson and Davidson. Lunch contributions were coordinated by Mrs. F. W. Smith and assistants. The organizing committee included Harry Laubach, Mrs. F. W. Smith, Miss Clara Alzheimer, Myles Standish, and Miss Florence Bush. Laubach was absent due to an accident.
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