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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
5
Local notices include wall and ceiling decorations at Choteau Hardware Co and Easter lilies at Choteau Drug Co. Reader updates cover town visits by D. P. Fabrick, Chas Koch and P. H. Croseen Sr, and Miss Madge Looney’s weekend in Choteau. Community items report sales, birthdays, property transfers, and upcoming film showings by the Teton Sportsmen’s Association at Chateau schools.
Pendroy reports show Mr Morey and Milton Van Auken visiting Roy Johns. The Ladies' Aid schedules an Easter Sale for April 8 at the Farmers Union hall with a fancy work booth, food sale, ice cream and cake. J A Bothell recovering after a stroke, others visit, and church plans move forward with a committee headed by Swanson, Earles and Rice.
Miss Cenlon attended the H. D. club meeting Monday and a farmers meeting drew a good crowd at the club house afternoon. Oscoe and Ray Robinson returned from a Denton visit. Miss Joyce Kropp visited home folks. Mrs Johnson Mrs Thomas and Mrs Kropp attended a Masonic dinner. Rev Clingman from Great Falls will organize a Sunday school here at 11 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
Palm Sunday services set for 11:00 a.m. at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Chateau. Mrs Janet Moore is the soloist as part of the day’s church events with a missionary emphasis by W. Friend Day.
Farm ers Union plans its regular meeting at the hall on Friday evening April 4. Mr and Mrs Pete Huidekoper welcomed a baby girl Karen Beth born last Thursday at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls. Ernest Dale and Myrtle Johnson wed at Lutheran parsonage in Great Falls with Rev Lunde officiating.
The Red Cross urges ladies to assist in cutting and sewing dresses for war refugees. Mrs. M. M. Webb chairs cutting and asks volunteers to come for an hour or two in the afternoons. Bring your own scissors. cutting takes place in the nurse's room at the courthouse. Mrs. A. J. Nutter is chairman.
The Coast Guard plans a significant manpower expansion under the national defense drive. About one hundred or more men per month will enlist through Seattle’s room 37 Federal Office Building while training occurs at Port Townsend Washington. Eligibility focuses on single men aged 18 to 25. selective service registrants may still enlist.
Norwegian Relief groups aim to raise 1 000 000 by June 1 with 475 000 already raised to feed Norway and keep aid independent from Nazi control. Dr Karl Evang reports supplies can be shipped safely, and April 9 marks Nazi invasion anniversary with services planned across America. Reverend Elias Rasmussen volunteers statewide to aid the drive.
The Montana State fish and game commission will meet in Helena on April 15 to set big game hunting regulations. Warden J. S. McFarland heads the commission. Following his request, the Teton County Sportsmen's Association through secretary H. D. Cuningham submitted recommendations on the issue.
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