Choteau in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Alec Longmuir returns from California and Arizona. Loyal Order of Moose dance postponed to April 20. Mrs C W Burns back from Great Falls hospital. Harold Boyd visits as new Nashua high school superintendent. Mary Chorpening returns from Fort Peck visit. Connole family to Pendroy for summer work. Probate petition filed for John Godwin estate. R E Nelson named administrator. Migration to Great Falls noted for Gone With the Wind. Local visits by Krovik Dunckel party and relatives. Maynard hospital adds nurse Anna Wilson. New Royal Theatre seats spark praise. French consulate invites Mancoronal to return and fight in France.
Farmington Lutheran Church Services Next Sunday
Farmington Lutheran Church announces services next Sunday at 3 p m led by Rev. Olaf Anderson, pastor.
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Olaf Anderson
Episcopal Services April 14th Third Sunday After Easter
Holy Communion and sermon at 11 as the church marks the third Sunday after Easter. W Friend Day honors missionary work with a reading from scripture about God’s enduring mercy.
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Episcopal Services
W. Friend Day
Methodist Services and Events This Week
Choir rehearsal tonight at 8:00. Sunday April 14 includes Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11 with Epworth League at 6:30 and evening service at 7:45. Mid week prayer Tuesday 8:00. senior class Wednesday 4 p.m. Junior class 4 to 4:30. mother and daughter banquet Tuesday April 23. Services at Pendrey Sunday 3 p.m. Minister Richard F. Vick.
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Epworth League
Love
Pendrey
Choteau Lions and Wives Attend Fairfield Charter Night
Choteau Lions and their wives traveled to Fairfield for the club’s first charter night banquet at the Sons and Daughters of Norway hall. District Governor H. J. Klindt spoke on Lionism’s international good works while Walker and Palmer Johnson gave talks. R. E. Nelson acted as master of ceremonies as Teton high students performed a novelty song and dance. A gavel, gong, and flag display from Choteau and Great Falls were presented for Fairfield meetings, followed by dancing at the high school gym.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Club
Sons and Daughters of Norway
Teton High School
R. E. Nelson
Chateau
Choteau
Great Falls
Choteau Club
State Welfare Department Distributes 288,748 in Relief
The state public welfare department mailed checks totaling 288,748 for 17,995 needy residents this month. Old age pensions reached 219,348 averaging 18 per person while aid to dependent children was 65,512 at 11.60 per child. Needy blind aid totaled 3,887 averaging 20.89 per recipient.
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State Public Welfare Department
Quintuplet Rumor Sparks Florida California Concern
A rumor about quintuplets in Florida stirred regional concern with implications crossing to California, prompting officials and reporters to monitor potential family and birth-related stories for confirmation.
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Florida
California
Home Demonstration Club to Meet with Packer Talk
Farmington News reports the April meeting of the Home Demonstration club at the hall next Tuesday April 16 at 8 PM. County Attorney Bert Packer will explain Montana inheritance laws and take questions. Agawam and Liberty Center clubs join the gathering.
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Home Demonstration Club
Bert Packer
Montana
Agawam
Liberty Center
Packer
Emil Depner
Farmington
W. F. Arensmeyer
East Farmington
Howard Hanson
Ladies’ Aid
Herman Bouma
Louis Bouma
Herman
Lou Ann Protel
Chateau Hospital
No jail sentence too long for political pardon
A pithy remark notes that even lengthy jail terms may be mitigated by a pardon from a political source, reflecting public skepticism about justice tempered by politics.
Mineral County Transfers Funds For Direct Relief
Under a proclamation by Governor Roy E Ayers Mineral county commissioners move $1000 from the bridge fund to the poor fund for direct relief work. The transfer follows a adopted resolution citing need and state law support. Welfare department heads note no request for general welfare grants in months and no owed reimbursements.
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Roy E. Ayers
Mineral County
Ayers
Card of Thanks for fire assistance
Mr and Mrs Will Baker express gratitude to townspeople and others who helped at the Sunday fire that destroyed their home noting a greater loss would have occurred without prompt aid.
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Will Baker
Linoleum Trim Sparks Husbands’ Wry Complaint
A witty note from a column hints at domestic quirks as husbands joke that their wives trim linoleum with their razors, illustrating playful marital banter and household anecdotes.
Mass Schedule at Various Churches Next Sunday
The schedule lists services at Chateau next Sunday at 11 o clock, Bynum at 9 o clock, Power at 9 o clock, and Dutton at 11 o clock led by Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Mass
Dutton
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Alec Longmuir
Arizona
Mrs. Emerson Earls
Loyal Order of Moose
C. W. Burns
Harold Boyd
Nashua
Mary Chorpening
Fort Peck
Leonard Connole
Donnie
Butte
Mr. Connole
Clyde Christenson
Pendroy
Atty. B. I. Packer
John Godwin
D. Gordon Roynlien
Kalispell
Phil I. Dle
Gay Krovik
Oilmont, Mont
John Dunckel
A. B. Miller
Menard
Austin Bailey
West Yellowstone
Dunckel
Anna Wilson
St. Louis, Mo
Maynard Hospital
Wilson
Ypsilanti, Mich
Royal Theatre
Br. J. Crary
France
M. O. Mancoronal
San Francisco
the ‘ Royal
Joan Bennett
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Margaret Sullavan
Jimmie Stewart
Geo. Raft
Across the Bay Royal
Singapore
Gulliver
Chickadee
Northwest Passage
Farmington Lutheran
Richard F. Vick
Bloom’s Grocery
Butter— Teton Creamery
Lucheon
Orange Juice— Shavers Giant
Ivory Soap Deal
Chateau Bakery
Bliss Triumph
Choteau Lions
Fairfield’s
Confucius
Texaco
Farmington News
Teton County
Mrs. Stover
Choteau Creamery
Eddie Morris
Esther Nordhagen
Choteau Drug Company
Catholic Services
J. F. Schulte
Yowre
Chateau Drug Co
THEO
B. Halverson
Prop