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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
7
Nineteen ladies attended a luncheon Wednesday July 27 at the Hodges residence in Dutton honoring Mrs H S Hodges. Dutton hosts included daughters I M Nyquist Great Falls and Lloyd Brown Yakima with other local families noted.
A sequence of local gatherings and travels is noted. Guests include Sam Bartsch and Earl Bartsch from Great Falls, Ruth Kelly, Martha Burdick, Ray Mathews, Mose Burdick family of Brady, Mickie Moon, Susan Moon of Cut Bank, Cecil Flick of Great Falls. Bob Flick’s barbecue hosts the group. Additional visits include Bob Oakland and Ann Campbell en route to Glacier Park. Rev. Ted Cox family plan two weeks in Illinois. St Williams Altar Society meets Aug 11. Decker and Mahlum families plan Hot Springs visit. Kenneth Chevalier birthday celebration hosted by Harvin Aune and Henry McDunn. Frances Kokaly visiting Joliet daughter-in-law in Joliet Ol.
More youngsters are playing outdoors as they ride bikes roller skates and scooters. Drivers are urged to watch for children and protect child life.
At end of 1959 the social security program paid old age disability and survivor benefits to 567 people in Teton County totaling 443 212 annually while nationwide 1334 million beneficiaries received over 10 billion dollars. Montana had 53 856 beneficiaries receiving 3 375 037 per month and 41 122 000 paid during 1959.
Estimates indicate 4 100 more family camp and picnic facilities are needed on Montana national forests and about 1 200 in Idaho before 1975. The figures reflect growing outdoor recreation demand and the aim to expand capacity across regional national forests.
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