Birth announced for Kathryn Lynn Nelson in Grand Forks
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nelson on April 9 in Grand Forks North Dakota weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces. Kathryn Lynn is the newborn's name.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
6
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nelson on April 9 in Grand Forks North Dakota weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces. Kathryn Lynn is the newborn's name.
Betty Corey Collins reports a light seed season with stubble being turned and wheat greening despite freezing nights. Rural Life Sunday on May 3 will include a tea honoring mothers, inviting the entire community to attend at Collins Hall.
Local shop Acantha promotes wedding invitations and announcements services inviting readers to visit for personalized stationery and event notices.
The Priscilla Esther Circle met with Mrs. Ernest Carlson, 12 members attended, four visitors joined, a film on Miles City Boys Industrial School was shown, and makeup demonstration by Mrs. Zgoda. Weekend visits featured residents from Farmington and nearby towns with several Sunday dinners.
Local residents celebrate a third wedding anniversary hosted by several hostesses. Students Sharon Alzheimer and Bill Alzheimer are noted as MSU and MSC students visiting Chateau for the celebration. Chateau gatherings include visits, bridge club, and church group news. Other items cover Junior Chamber of Commerce youths at state tournament, area families visiting relatives, and a 4-H club meeting with demonstrations and talks.
The Burton Country Clubbers met April 13 at the Guse home. Sandy Arensmeyer led the pledges and the group sang America during the session.
The Prospects 4-H Club met April 14 at the Legion hall Dutton with 11 members two leaders and four visitors. They plan to sell light bulbs on Rural Life Sunday attend their chosen church and discuss 4-H camp June 24 to 27. Judy Schuler spoke on Home Improvements Cheryl Maschera demonstrated packing Mae Joanne Rosok spoke on Threads and read Why Read. Mae Joanne Rosok reporter.
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