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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1950

Page

6

Community Notices and Members Share News From Town

Local residents report visits to New York Chicago Minneapolis and Seattle. School election reelects Clarence Phillips and approves a special levy. Easter programs and church activities planned with meals, services, and gatherings noted. Community groups host meetings and anniversaries while residents welcome new babies and recoveries.

John Sehabel New York City Cecil Hofto Frank Chicago Minneapolis al Reinke Great Falls Aslaag Dyhre Norway P. J Anslinger Spokane Hermania Mary Willick Fort Benton M. D. Johnson Big Sandy Leon Johnson Elmer Omholt Ben Haralson Points Minnesota Iowa Clarence Phillips Arne Hofto Seattle Floyd LeRoy Hofto David Davidson Ira Sitts E. C. Mitchell Frank Schabel Oscar Mehl Harry Laubach Ole Rosholt P. H. McClellan Jim U. of Seattle W. Wilcox Billings

Friendly Neighbors H D Club meeting and community notes

The Friendly Neighbors H D club will meet Wednesday the 12th at Jean Simkins home with Lucille Forseth demo on sewing a cotton dress. Residents update including Thayne Rapp return to Anaconda and visits, Forseths travel to Great Falls, census work under way, and local funeral and farm events.

Leland Cascaden Poplar Royal Neighbors M. E Luther League Lutheran Church W. Hofland Ole Rosholt Olaf Brandt Aslaag Dyhre Pete Walstad C. W. Hebtner Martin Schultz Jonas Johnson Susie Eugene Johnson LeRoy Knutson Johnson Baard Pedersen J. A. Cheetham John Jay H. D. Club Jean Simkins Lucille Forseth Thayne Rapp and Son Anaconda Rapp Swartz Onida Forseth Oliver Roy Hensley Chateau Reece Silve Harry van de Reit, Jr Clint Farmers’ Union Oliver Forseth Great Falls Erling Tordale Elmer Pearson Greenfield Mary Liggett Patsy Folda Fairfield High Maurice Goforth Ted Morhardt Crista Bert Stott Bynum Agawam Harry van de Reit Arnold Dirkes

Girls Hear Talks From Scout Troop Four

Chateau girl scout troop number four received credit toward proficiency badges after two talks. Shirley Swenson reports Mrs. Robert Colley spoke on good grooming on March 5. On March 20 Ross Zeller explained aircraft construction and operation at the NAAC airport.

Chateau Shirley Swenson Robert Colley NAAC Ross Zeller

New York Potato Growers Report Acreage by Region in 1950

New York state potato growers hold an allotment of 84 300 acres for 1950. Long Island accounts for 44 200 acres while Upstate comprises 40 100 acres.

New York State Long Island Upstate

Bynum Bobcats Win Grade School Tourney at Choteau

The Bynum Bobcats defeated the Choteau Romans 31 to 12 to capture the four day grade school tournament in Choteau. Bulldogs finished third and Lions fourth with earlier games listing mixed results among Badgers Grizzlies Romans and Spartans. A winter round-robin also involved seven Chateau grade teams and a local 10 man varsity squad posting 10 wins and 2 losses.

Bynum Bobcats Choteau Romans Bulldogs Lions Badgers Grizzlies Spartans Bobcats Chateau

Pendroy Social News Highlights from Local Residents

Dinner guests at the Arvil Monkman home included Mr and Mrs Homer Rowland, Mr and Mrs Roy Page and Mr and Mrs E R Poore. Swede Gebhart and Clarence Kramer open a Pendroy repair shop and several residents travel for visits to Portland and Minnesota.

Arvil Monkman Homer Rowland Roy Page E. R. Poore Lee Homer Paul Briggs J. A. Swanson E. Davis Albert Gebhart al Warneke T. A. Cornett Emerson F Earles Jess Lantz L. S. Clark Swede Gebhart Clarence Kramer Pendroy Walter Halvorson Harry Swanon Clifton Swanon Portland Oregon Art Kelly Conrad Minnesota Lee Hamer Hamilton Johnny Swanson Jerry Larson California George Porter Great Falls Montana

Fowl Pox Vaccination Marks Annual Farm Duty

Vaccination for fowl pox starts on a farm and must be repeated each year to maintain protection. The reminder underscores the need for annual immunization in poultry operations.

Rainbow for Girls Hold First Formal at Masonic Temple

Cnoteau assembly No. 54 of the Rainbow Girls held its first formal dance Friday night March 17 at the Masonic Temple. Ernie Thorn and his Fairfield orchestra provided music. Margaret Hollinshead led the grand march as Worthy Advisor.

Cnoteau Assembly No. 54 Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Ernie Thorn Fairfield Margaret Hollinshead Rainbow Ellen Jaconetty Sylvia Hanson Marilyn Verzuh Hileen Graham

Farm and Ranch Loans Hit New High in 1949

Spokane special report shows farmers and ranchers borrowed over 87 million dollars from 30 production credit associations across Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington. Ernest E. Henry says this is the heaviest annual loan volume since the system began in 1934. By Dec 31 1949 membership reached 18 343 with stockholders. capital stock rose to 5 250 690.

Spokane Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Ernest E. Henry Production Credit Corporation of

Legislation Cuts Government Stake in Credit Unions Progress Report

The article notes a $609,905 increase from the previous year and that about 83 percent of total voting stock is held by active members. It states several associations have retired all government investment and 22 associations remain partly government funded with an average member-ownership of 79.9 percent.

Finishes For Home Appliances Highlighted

The article lists finishes for refrigerators, laundry equipment, radios, phonographs, televisions, freezers, vacuum cleaners, stoves, and dishwashers. It notes finishes protect against rust and disintegration while enhancing beauty and longevity.

Great Smoky Mountains Reach 5000 Feet Across NC

The Great Smoky mountains of North Carolina form a 36 mile ridge rising over 5000 feet with 16 peaks exceeding 8000 feet in elevation.

Great Smokies Great Smoky Mountains North Carolina

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Wilcox Marian Cascaden Leonard Rossmiller Floweree Art Habel Aids Sunnyslope Vanl Hanson Bros. Garage George Sollid Sollid and Mehl Dutton, Montana New York Glen Stoudt Cor Acantha Kaiser Dutton Farmers Machinery Co Radio Buy Wilcox—Gay Recordette Sr Mac’s Radio Repair City Park Dii Hamilton Realty CO 3Rd Avenue Great Falls, Mont Rusty Goodyear 2Nd Avenue Oality Jack
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