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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
4
A fragmented piece profiles a wealthy arts patron, Clarissa, described as living reclusively with severe headaches. It notes her family pressures and hints at alcoholism among U.S. men being rivaled by women in this circle.
A column blends whimsy on green and red farm machinery with a stark survey of alcohol use among women. It notes shifts in drinking norms from homes to offices, cites experts on gender ratios in alcoholism, and highlights social stigma and treatment calls.
Forest Service Missoula Equipment Center announces a durable orange fire-resist workshirt for Northern Region crews. Field tests in 1961 show rapid location in smoke, flame retardant fabric withstands intense heat, and only minor spark holes in embers. 20-man smokejumper unit praised protection during a fire blowup.
The Treasure Girls State Alumni association formed a membership committee at a recent meeting to track achievements of delegates and alternates. Members include Sherry Peebles Kath leen Stokes Phyllis Rice Kaylene Larsen Giriy Jackson and Janice Stromswell. Sherry Peebles named Association Historian. Founders day set for December meeting to honor American Legion Auxiliary members.
Ray Pedersen of the Great Falls Social Security office urges periodic checks of earnings credits and explains steps to ensure correct reporting. Verify numbers with employers, provide full name and address, and review accounts at least every three years using a preaddressed postcard.
Dr. and Mrs. John Gibler and children Mary Jeanette and Paul arrived in Choteau to visit Gibler’s parents the Giblers. The family, based in Bogota Colombia with Rockefeller Foundation duties, plans to stay about a week before returning home.
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