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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1961
Page
7
A guest editorial laments rising taxes driving business to bankruptcy in Chateau and questions the value of local missile bases. The writer cites depots and property losses, worries about public spending, and urges residents to act before losses spread to farms and homes.
Sabbath School starts at 9 45 am on Saturday followed by a church service at 11 00 am. The congregation is welcome to attend at the Masonic Temple next to Downtown Furniture. Also notes Old Reformed Church teaching on Free Sovereign Grace.
The notice states services occur every Sunday at 10 am at Chateau. A comical line notes visitors are ined to attend, reflecting a lighthearted or misprinted reminder.
The text lists a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints schedule with times for a Priesthood meeting at 8 45 am Sunday School at 10 am Sacrament meeting after Sunday School MIA Tuesday at 8 00 pm Society Wednesday at 2 pm and Primary Thursday at 2 30 pm
Consumers can now rely on standardized care symbols stamped or printed on labels to indicate washing dry cleaning and ironing instructions. Montana State College Extension clothing specialist Lora Hilyard urges immediate stain removal to prevent setting and stresses easy guidance through symbols.
The church lists a First Sunday Holy Eucharist at 7 30 p m and all other Sundays Morning Prayer at 11 a m The clergy are The Rev Jackson Gilliam and The Rev Charles du Bois Priests in Charge
Sunday morning worship at 11 p m features Rev C Fred Crowe away and C Gibson Monkman delivering the message. Nursery service available for preschool children.
Trinity Lutheran in Choteau Dutton hosts organ meditations at 8 45 a m led by Mrs W Scott then 9 a m worship with nursery care for young children No Sunday School in August A board of Youth Work gathering follows at 7 30 p m on Monday Aug 21 Organ meditations at 10 45 a m and worship with Holy Communion at 11 a m led by Pastor A Bernard Gravdal Gary Clark intern The parish question is posed Is life hell bent or heaven born nbsp
Mr and Mrs Frank George traveled to Fairfield to fetch granddaughter Vicki Brisco visiting at the Ly man Schenk home. Aunt and uncle Dwight George accompanied Vicki in camping in the Blackleaf area. Mrs Andy Jenson and Linda left for Visalia California to visit through early September. They accompanied sister and husband Wayne Joiner Sharon and nephew Stanley Dalton visiting here. Mrs Tom Brown of Billings stays with her parents Willard Paulus to help as her mother recovers. Duke Crary visiting parents after Vermillion South Dakota. heads to Omaha for University of Nebraska Medical School. Mrs Marie Coles of Roundup visits Ed Wacker family and sees Virginia City Players production The Mighty Dollar. Larry Wacker also plays organ for the Variety Show. Weekend guests include Jack Holbrook and family from Chico and Lee Frasier from Hood River. R G Bob Thorn of Cut Bank stops by the Acantha office on Monday. Anne Isaacson of Danville California visits Monkman family. guests of C L Abbot.
The text discusses steps for testing stain removal on fabric and cautions that improper attempts can damage the garment. It suggests sending to a dry cleaner and explains to inform the cleaner about the stain. It references a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin on removing stains from fabrics and home methods from county extension offices.
The Abbott couple from Hamilton hosted and traveled to Ambrose North Dakota to fetch machinery. A.L. Abbott remarried in Chateau and visited the Guthries at Twin Lakes. Mrs Ray Veach of Seattle, formerly Elizabeth Frazier, joined at Twin Lakes with Betty White. Debbie Otness, daughter of Lyle and Mrs Otness, returned home after a ten day Deaconess hospital stay for pneumonia.
Administrator Clarence Connor calls all creditors of Wilbur Dewey Connor deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months of August 16 1961. Claims should be shown to the administrator at Room 2 Larson Building Chateau Montana. Four publications Aug 17 24 31 and Sept 7.
On August 4 1961 Paul Rose filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board to transfer a retail liquor license from Wesley A Sheble to Rose Room at Lots 9 through 12 Block 7 Main Street Pendroy Montana. Protests if any will be heard September 21 1961 at 9 45 AM in Helena. Signed J E Manning Administrator.
Friends and neighbors extend appreciation for kindnesses shown during a recent bereavement. The family of Bob Peden notes the support helped ease the shock and grief from his accidental death. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Peden, Jim Peden, Ralph and Eleanor Jernigan.
We extend heartfelt thanks for kindnesses during the illness and passing of our loving husband and father. Thanks to Rev. Cox, the musicians, Lodge No. 125 AF AM, pallbearers, those sending flowers, cards, memorial gifts, the good food, and helpers with serving. – Mrs Mock and family.
Alma and Woody Ragar express gratitude for the friendship and appreciation shown during their six years in Chateau. They say the kindness will not be forgotten and extend thanks to the many fine people who helped make their time memorable.
Mr and Mrs Murrel Ray and their daughters spent the weekend visiting her mother Mrs Emily Hodgskiss and returned to their Three Forks home Tuesday morning.
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