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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

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Settlement Date Set On Support Program For County Farmers

County farmers with wheat barley oats hay and pasture seed or flaxseed under price support are reminded April 30 as the maturity date for loans and the deadline for deliveries under purchase agreements. With 702 loans completed and 39 purchase agreements signed in the 1951 crop, rapid settlements follow April 30. Farmers may redeem loans or deliver mortgage grain to CCC. warehouse-stored grain can be redeemed by paying principal and interest. Redeem or Deliver instructions will be issued after April 30.

Jake Luinstra County Production and Marketing Administration Committee Commodity Credit Corporation Luvistra COCO CCC PMA Chateau Dutton Fairfield- Auguta Davidson Haveeen Fairfield Augusta Farmington - Agawam State Highway Commission Teton Farm Bureau

Red Cross Seeks $180 Quota for Missouri Flood Aid

Teton County Red Cross chapter must raise a district quota of $180 for flood victims in the Missouri Basin. The Pacific area office set the county target as part of the 1952 campaign. County chairman Leo Murphy notes the $1380 total adds to the farm drive.

Teton County Red Cross Missouri Basin Pacific Area American Red Cross Leo Murphy

Shelterbelt Trees Available at County Agent Offices

Shelterbelt trees are available at the county agents offices in Chateau and Fairfield. Farmers and ranchers are urged to obtain the trees promptly. Those who requested the planting machine are informed that the schedule will begin soon.

Chateau Fairfield

Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges

Hospital notices list admitted names including Eva Weaver and Ruby Fagler with towns Fairfield Craig Choteau Vaughn Bynum and more. Birth announced for Curtis Ammont and wife a daughter. Discharges include William Stewart Chester Bairtz Eldon Cutlip Floyd Black Nettie Billings and others.

Eva Weaver Fairfield Ruby Fagler Craig Robert K. Holt Choteau Sharon Zier Hulda Holm Claude Connole Conrad Paul Hagen Vaughn Eugene Usher Bynum Laura Johanson Betty Jean Aramondson Elida van Setten Chateau Shirley Ann Thody Dutton Curtis Ammontson William, Stewart Chester Bairtz Eldon Cutlip Floyd Black Nettie Billings Margaret Marren John Burke Evan Weever Kitts Ruby Fayler Riobert K. Holt Sharon Zler Halda Holm

Public Forum to Discuss Montana Health Initiative

The Teton County Farm Bureau will host a public forum Friday at 8 pm in the Chateau High School auditorium on the Montana Industrial Health Initiative. Speakers include Ernest Salvas of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Butte and James Amber of the Montana State Federation of Labor. opposing voices Sam Goza Jr and Dean Chaffin. Rev A B Grandal will moderate. admission is free.

Teton County Farm Bureau Chateau High School Montana Industrial Health Initiative Ernest Salvas Butte Ey ‘Tittster Montana Typographical Conference Helena James Amber Montana State Federation of Labor Sam Goza

VFW Auxiliary Installs New Post Officers

Newly elected officers of the Howard E. Amerson auxiliary of Post 4605 were installed at the April meeting. Officers include Effie McDowell president and Helen Dellno senior vice president, with other posts filled by June Hamilton, Theresa Van Auken, Aimee Blakely, Joan Arensmeyer, Lulu Miller, Mabel LaRance, Nora Gebhart, and Doris Anderson among trustees and officers. Plans for a card party in April and potluck picnic in May were announced and lunch followed the meeting.

Howard E. Amerson Veterans of Foreign Wars Effie McDowell Helen Dellno June Hamilton Theresa van Auken Aimee Blakely Joan Arensmeyer Lulu Miller Mabel LaRance Nora Gebhart Marie Bruno Doris Anderson May Perry Irene van DeReit Henrietta Cook Bertha Gordon Virginia Luinstra Claire Hensley

Cathedral Choir Of Great Falls To Sing Sunday

The Cathedral Choir of St. Ann’s, Great Falls, under Rev. Joseph Peters, will sing the High Mass at St. Joseph’s Church in Chateau at 11 a.m. this Sunday. Father Peters will address local choirs on what makes a small choir good. A parish dinner follows with visiting choir members as guests. Father Gannon invites non-Catholics of Chateau to attend.

St. Ann's Cathedral Great Falls St. Joseph's Church Chateau T. J. Gannon Joseph Peters Father Peters Father Gannon

Easter Sunday in Great Falls Observed by Moore Family

Mr and Mrs Herb Moore marked Easter Sunday in Great Falls with family gathering and local church visits, celebrating the holiday together in their community.

Herb Moore Great Falls

FHA Chapter Delegates Attend State Convention at Great Falls

The Chateau Hopewell of Future Homemakers of America sends three official delegates JoAnn Green Geraldine Zier Janet Huffman and adviser Donna Arnold to the FHA state convention at Great Falls running April 16 8. Delegates are active in local FHA roles with Green Jillian Green serving as past local president and Huffman as Parliamentarian. Four additional Chateau members Dene Sessions Eleanor Nelson Jean Zier Barbara Johnson travel at chapter expense to support attendance.

Chateau Future Homemakers of America FHA Great Falls Barbara Johnson Jean Zier Eleanor Nelson Mene Sessions Faye Jaconetty Janet Huffman JoAnn Green Miss. Green Geraldine Zier Homemakers’ of America Donna Arnold JoAnn, Green Gradon Green Ani FELA Alex Zier Chateau Burr Huffman FEA John Jaconetty Miss Jaconetty All Chapter Dene Sessions Barbara, Johnson

All City Homes Should Put Up Street Numbers

Choteau residents lacking street numerals are urged to obtain them promptly. About 35 percent have not yet, per Eddie Howard of the street sign committee. City hall offers original sets for 2, replacement for 50 cents, aiming for 90 to 95 percent adoption.

Choteau City Hall Eddie Howard City of Chateau

Hospital Guild to Meet at American Legion Hall

The Teton Memorial Hospital guild will meet next Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Lati jes of Moose hall will lead the work unit.

Teton Memorial Hospital Guild American Legion Hall Latijes Moose Hall

Teton county trustees elect. special levies pass in 16 districts

School trustees elected in 20 Teton county districts on April 5 with most districts approving special operating levies. Districts 1 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 16 21 23 28 30 51 61 62 74 and 175 show levies voted. district 16 includes two terms. Choteau and Power high school districts also approved levies for next fall.

Preg Tategy Teton County Muriel S. Reiquam Chateau E. C. Hensley John Richem Blackleaf Malcolm Lawmsenden M. M. Pratier East Farmington Lambert Toren Maurer Theodore Verbsel Premium Center Ben Beringer Jey Farmington Emil Depner Doheny J. W. Lowry Dutton Nels Hemstad Special Levy Power Melvin Johnson Special Golden Ridge Oliver Forseth Levy Ian Agawambert Mialone Pe Robert Brownell Pleasant Valley Keith Ginther Pleasant Ridge George Grossman Greenfield W. KR. Johnke Choteau

Mosers Purchase Stoudt Store at Pendroy

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moser of Chateau have bought the Stoudt general store at Pendroy from Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stoudt. Moser has taken over operations and will be joined by his wife on May 1. They will reside in an apartment behind the store, which handles groceries, general merchandise and the post office.

William A. Moser Chateau Stoudt Pendroy Glen Stoudt Moser T. J. Cheetham T. J. Cheetham and Son At Dutton. His Wife, Ruth, Has Been With Wedum’s

More Oil Wells Are Producers Near Pendroy

Texas Co reports Rose No 1 well near Pendroy yielding 70 barrels per day of 34 gravity oil with little water. Hannah-Porter Gebhart and No 2 offset nearby, with 25 and 20 barrels daily. Winkler and Son complete Madison lime wells and several others poised to drill, forming a four mile producing belt with over 100 workers and roads planned to connect Choteau to the field.

Texas Co Dick Rose Farm Pendroy Hannah- Porter Gebhart Madison L. R. Hannah Winkler and Son Phillips Co Sec Winkler Phillips Petroleum Johnson and Thomas Colgrove Johnson No. 5 Big East Oil Co DuBois Johnson and Sloan Gton Teton County Choteau Agawam Chateau Conrad

Dutton Man Returns From Korean Area

Kenneth N. Chevalier fireman USN son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chevalier of Dutton returns aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Higbee in San Diego after serving in Korean waters. Higbee participated in Po Hang Dong and Inchon Seoul operations and later patrolled Formosa Strait and shelled targets in the Korean zone.

Navy San Diego Calif Higbee Kenneth N. Chevalier USN Ken E. M. Chevalier Korea Po’ Hang Dong Inchon Seoul Formosa Strait Formosa

City approves dust control plan for Main Avenue

City council last week approved cleaning and washing Main Avenue to curb dust. Aldermen, at Chateau business men request, will wash the avenue weekly when dust is excessive and water it twice a month when conditions are milder.

Phillips Petroluem Co vs Arras verdict at district court

Jury verdict favors defendant A A Arras in Phillips Petroleum Co suit over alleged equipment damages from a fire. Other civil jury verdicts include Bond vs Shoop dismissed for insufficient evidence and Fred Pelzman vs Reuben Christman verdict for Christman. Pelzman sought medical and general damages plus punitive damages.

Chateau Phillips Petroleum Co A. A Great Falls Christman John and Julius Wuerthner

School Choral Group To Present Concert

The combined high school choral groups directed by William Simmons present their spring concert in Cha teau high school auditorium on April 23 at 8 15 p m featuring Barbara Zgoda singing My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice from Samson and Delilah If You Feel Like Singing Sing and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes The program includes varied selections by all choruses and marks the first home appearance in new gowns The public is invited and admission is 65 cents for one concert or 1 00 for both the band and chorus concerts

William Simmons Chateau High School Barbara Zgoda Miss Zgoda Missoula

Pre School Roundup Set for May First at Grade School

All children entering Chateau kindergarten or first grade in September 1952 must report May 1 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the grade school. Principal Robert Gormley says the event registers children, provides physical exams, and administers needed shots at no extra cost. birth certificates and a $1 per child fee are required.

Chateau Robert Gormley Gormley

Colleys Spend Weekend with Relatives in Great Falls

Mr and Mrs Robert Colley visited relatives in Great Falls over the weekend.

Robert Colley Great Falls

Jim Bond Show Date Changed For Next Week

The Jim Bond and Wally Taber all color wildlife show comes to Chateau on Friday night, April 25 at 8 p.m. The date was moved from the original schedule. The Montana Wildlife federation sponsors a 35 appearance tour. The duo will present a double length kodachrome feature with narration by Bond and Taber.

Jim Bond Wally Taber Chateau Seattle Los Angeles Teton Sportsmen’s Association Chateau High School Bond-Taber Montana Montana Wildlife Federation V. Earl Hollar Bond Arctic Circle Noreen Yukon Territory Canada

Choteau Air Observation Set For Sunday Test

The Choteau civilian defense air observation corps will operate Sunday from 1 to 5 pm with army planes flying over Choteau. The U.S. air force plans to send single engine aircraft at various altitudes for four hours to test spotters abilities. The air observation group comprises Chateau volunteer workers for civilian air defense.

Choteau Civilian Defense Air Observation Corps U.S. Air Force

Parallel Parking Rule Stresses Street Safety

City officials announce a parallel on street parking rule due to street narrows the measure targets motorists near the State liquor store between Citizens Bank and Wedian's store. Signs posted. Fines will be given.

Citizens S Shire Bank Wedian’s Reiterming

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Melvin Ham Ed Cross Teton Memoral Hospital News VFW Auxiliary Cathedral Choir of Hospital Guild Scha Lete Dutton Ray Davidson Chamber of Commerce Road Committee Choteau Chamber Group Mosers Buy Montana Motors Gibson Monkman Elmer Brown Studebaker Rejrair Studebakers Brown Lay Brerett*Seess Mottana Motors Dutton Man Main Avenue Taker Arriva Park Street
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