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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
2
Published weekly in Choteau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter. Subscriptions cost 2.25 a year in Teton County 3.00 outside the county 1.25 for six months in county 2.00 outside Teton County and 38.56 per year for foreign countries including Canada payable in advance.
Congratulations to the American Legion for sponsoring the independent basketball tournament last weekend. More than 350 fans from across the county attended at Chateau, many boosters traveling from outside the town, and the event drew praise for clean sportsmanship and community spirit. The piece urges continued support and hopes for more interest next year.
The Association of American Railroads proposes a cooperative plan with military and Veterans Administration to prenotify and assist travelers who are disabled or wounded. Railroad staff and military police would help with seating, gates, and dining car access, aided by designated authorities. About 325,000 patients in service hospitals would receive such support. It is simple decency to offer practical help to those who risked their lives.
St John s Parish Fairfield announces masses on Sunday April 7 1946 at 8:00 am in Fairfield and 11:00 am in Dutton Lenten devotions are held each Wednesday and Friday at 8:00 pm Rev Russel Schielder is the pastor.
Choteau Dutton Lutheran Parish lists Trinity Lutheran Sunday school 10:00 worship 11:00 with choir. Lutheran Brotherhood 8:00 Sunday with officers. choir practice Thursday 7:30. adult class Friday April 5 at 8:00. Dutton Lutheran Sunday school 10:00 and 3:00 service. Luther league 7:30 Monday April 8. Brotherhood Friday April 12 8:00. Change of date from April 5 noted. I like the man who bubbles over.
A. Bernard Gravdal, pastor, urges optimism with the line It is better to be a geyser than a mud puddle. The quote reflects his enthusiastic outlook during a community speech.
In the former Moose Hall Chateau starting at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school welcomes all. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship. 7:45 p.m. Great evangelistic rally with sermon The Baptism With the Holy Ghost What Is It. Pastor Miss Bonnie Sala invites attendees to bring their Bible and seek God’s word.
Morning worship at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 10:45 a.m. Evening worship 8 p.m. A Bible exposition on The Passover is set for Sunday morning. Special services Thursday and Good Friday at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Andrew Olsen, Bible Expositor.
Chapel services at Chateau start 9 45 am with Sunday school led by C Gibson Mohkinan and 11 am morning worship featuring special choir music. A sermon titled Victory Our Guarantee. Evening prayers at 7 30 then 8 pm public worship with a long sermon on Church Membership in Free Democratic America. Youth Fellowship Tuesday 7 30 and choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30. Bert A Powell pastor.
Agricultural note states at least thirteen distinct varieties of wheat smut are recognized, indicating the diversity of this crop disease and the range of affected wheat strains.
A report notes the nation now 80 percent urban and industrial, marking a major shift in population and economy. The data highlights growth in cities, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
St Josephs Parish schedules Mass at Choteau 9 00 a m and Augusta 11 00 a m on Passion Sunday Weekday masses are daily at 8 00 a m Evening devotions are Sunday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 Confessions next Saturday 7 30 to 8 30 and each morning before mass Rev James J Sheerin is the pastor.
Montana State University President James A. McCain announces federal public housing authority approval to move 100 family units from temporary projects to MSU to ease housing shortages. Additional trailer homes from Great Falls and prefabricated houses from Richland bolster supply for married veterans.
The newspaper reports a rate increase to 3 dollars per year for subscribers living outside Teton county.
Helena Montana Atty General R V Bottomly states Montana law requires cattle inspection before crossing county lines for feeding or fattening when the owner does not own the grazing land. To avoid inspection cattle must be driven to land owned or controlled by the livestock owner.
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