Wi-Mo-Da-Si Meeting Set For April 13
Local social column notes Wi-Mo-Da-Si will meet Saturday April 13 at 2 pm at Mrs Julia Monkman s home. Mrs Art Wells returned Saturday.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
4
Local social column notes Wi-Mo-Da-Si will meet Saturday April 13 at 2 pm at Mrs Julia Monkman s home. Mrs Art Wells returned Saturday.
A long list of residents and relatives in Chateau and nearby towns report weekend and recent travels. Couples and individuals visited family in Spokane Seattle Minneapolis Great Falls Idaho Falls and Centreville while others hosted guests from California Arizona New York and New Jersey.
The Browns traveling to Alabama will pause in Ames, Iowa to visit Dr. and Mrs. Jim Howard and family, former Chateau residents. They expect to return home at month’s end. Mrs. Ted Saylor attended a bridge luncheon Friday in Great Falls at Mrs. Glen Weiss man’s home. Marie Wood, Janet, and Mrs. Bob Crocker drove to Great Falls for a Sunday piano recital participation.
Mrs Leslie Burns was elected president of the local unit of the American Legion Auxiliary at the meeting last Monday night Other officers elected were Mrs Lorna Huffman first vice president Mrs Rex Peterson second vice president Mrs Ed Schiller historian Mrs George H Higgit sergeant at arms Mrs Robertek color bearer Mrs ng secretary treasurer and Louie Clough musician
Miss Norma Jean Mathison daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Weist and Norman Mathison of Great Falls and Michael Ortiz son of Mr. and Mrs. Julio Ortiz of Chicago Illinois were married December 8 at Grace Methodist Church in Aberdeen Maryland with Rev A Newell officiating. The bride wore a white gown with brown accessories and a baby rose corsage. A reception followed at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. The bride attended Chateau schools and graduated from Great Falls High School.
Choteau women won the traveling inter-town trophy with 4849 pins at the Choteau-Fair field contest on Friday, claiming permanent possession after a third win. Fairfield women totaled 4635. Leading scores included Virginia Nordhagen 1042 and Ruth Beck 962 for Fairfield, while Choteau’s Betty Swenson 963 and Eileen Wilson 931 anchored the team. Fairfield men swept Choteau with A team 5488 to 5207 and B team 5196 to 5083. top Choteau scorers were Rudy Fuhringer 1152 and Jack Slanger 1055 for the B squad.
Henry Stangel of Norfolk announces engagement of daughter Diana Marie Stangel to Ely Jay Crary son of Dr and Mrs L S Crary of Chateau. Both students at University of Nebraska Hospital in Omaha. An April wedding is planned.
Ed Masker was discharged Sunday from St. John’s Hospital in Detroit Michigan after several weeks as a patient. He plans to stay in Detroit for at least two more weeks before returning home.
Laboratory tested hay for sale by Pete Bouma in Chateau Montana. Phone 466 2719. WANTED audience for CHS Speech Arts Club one act plays and declamations Thursday April 18 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium.
Announced by Mr and Mrs Israel Sandon the engagement of their daughter Louise to Raymond Dale Castle son of Mrs Hazel L Castle The bride to be is a Northern Montana College Havre graduate employed by Drs Harry and Thomas Powers in Great Falls The groom to be is a Chateau High School and Kinman Business College Spokane graduate employed by the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association in Great Falls The couple plans a July wedding
Sincere thanks to friends and everyone who sent cards and letters during my recent illness. Emil W Schultz expresses gratitude for the kindness and well wishes received.
I wish to take this means to thank Dr Hamilton the Sisters and nurses at St Marys Hospital for the wonderful care they gave me while a patient there. Also Rev Gravdal and Noel Petersen and the IOOF lodge Ladies Auxiliary for their kindness and support.
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