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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
4
By order of the mayor and city council the week of April 10 to 15 is designated as clean-up week for Chateau. Property owners are urged to cooperate in a spring cleanup and beautification program. refuse and rubbish will be removed by city trucks free of charge if placed near the street or alley. City Clerk J G Jackson signs.
In a quiet Chateau school election Shirley Wallace was elected to replace J. J. Hannan on the Chateau school board. Hannan did not seek re-election. John Hentges was re-elected to his term. The board asked authority to sell Claude Meadows and Bird Hill school houses, granted unanimously. The new board will organize April 15 with a chair and clerk to be appointed. The present clerk is W. G. Bloomdahl.
Masses set for next Sunday in Choteau Bynum Power and Dutton with Palms blessed and distributed. Lenten devotions at Choteau on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 30 p m with services listed for times at each town.
A new inlaid linoleum was laid at the Methodist Church with interior and exterior improvements boosting the church’s value. The floor committee included Mrs. Lee Brown Mrs. C. H. Porter and Mrs. L. E. Taylor. The Ladies Industrial met with 48 in attendance and will oversee the fellowship hour Sunday April 9. Palm Sunday services feature a sermon on The Triumph of Jesus Life Through the Centuries. New members will be received then. Sunday school workers plan a meeting Thursday at the church.
Teton county Red Cross report for March 1933 shows 46 families helped and 153 children aided. Office, home, and phone calls, letters, garment and shoe distributions, flour sacks, yard goods, and cash expenditures listed. Donations tallied from numerous residents, with gear needs including a wash tub, boiler, and shoes.
Lutheran services set for Sunday April 19 at Trinity Farmington with Divine worship at 11 00 am Confirmation class after the service and choir practice at Mrs Lindseth Dutton home Sunday school at 10 00 am A cordial invitation extended Chester Brecht o Pastor
John Edwards and family move onto the old Longmuir place while Sam Agee and family occupy the David Davidson house. The Wolks relocate to the Kerr house. A surprise birthday party at Frank Heinz’s honors Martin Depner and Mrs Tom Hynes with a card game and midnight lunch. W. Smith and family move into a newly purchased house. Fred Woodward guests at Coghill home. Beatrice DeRusha and Ila Schwanbeck assist Mrs Smith. Multiple re-elections noted in Farmington districts. Rev Gauer and Warren Crane noted visiting.
The Woman's club met at Mrs. A. C. Munson's home and admitted four new members. The group decided to discontinue dances for the time being. Reports note visitors from Great Falls and St. Paul, along with local social visits and routine news from area residents.
A brief health bulletin notes a patient recovering from flu after a rough start to the week, with significant improvement reported as the days progressed. Medical staff confirm stabilization and positive outlook.
Pendroy residents report visits to Moon ranch and Great Falls, birthday gatherings, card games, Easter singing plans, and Ladies Aid meetings. Local families plus Seufert, Hanusa, Kellogg, Talberts, and Gulbrandson are listed with dinners, trips, and neighborhood activities amid school contests and moving in.
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