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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1957

Page

4

Power School set to open Tuesday with new staff

The Power schools will begin on Tuesday September 3 with Owen Loftsgaarden as superintendent and coach. Teaching assignments include Jeanette Schwobel Ethel Dahl Alma Palmer Bridget Meek Iola Butts Signe Harlow Russell Raymond Douglas Wagg Chris Small and others. Registration occurs opening day and hot lunch starts under Esther Dehn and Emma Becker. Delayed construction due to strikes leaves extra rooms unavailable until later this year.

Owen Lofts Aarden Jeanette Schwobel P . Ethel Dahl Alma Palmer Bridget Meek Iola Butts Signe Harlow Russell Raymond Douglas Wagg Chris Small Owen Loftsgaarden Esther Dehn Emma Becker Fred Ludvickson Loftsgaarden

Dutton School Opens September 3 With Full Faculty

Dutton schools begin Tuesday September 3 at 9 am under Glenn Hansen. Faculty includes Henrietta Loucks Margaret Palagi Helen Maschera Byrle Hamiston Marvel Kempf Anne North for grades 1-6 and Francis Jacquemart for upper grades and high school plus staff Jessie Evans Beverly Hould Adelbert Barney Anders Berg Mildred Ross John Ross and Robert Scott return. Meals 25 cents with advance payment. lunch program starts first day.

Dutton Glenn Hansen Henrietta Loucks Margaret Palagi Helen Maschera Byrle Hamiston Marvel Kempf Anne North Francis Jacquemart Jessie Evans Beverly Hould Adelbert Barney Anders Berg Mildred Ross John Ross Robert Scott

Leona Kruse and James Marr Wed in Shelby Ceremony

Leona Kruse daughter of Alvin and Mrs Kruse of Sunburst married James Marr son of Ben and Mrs Marr of Collins in Shelby. She wore Italian silk gown with tulle skirt and lace cap veil. pink rosebud bouquet. Attendants included Dorothy Kruse and bridesmaids in white. LaVerne Murr as best man. reception at Fellowship hall. The couple resides in Shelby where the groom works at Sherman Motors after a Glacier Park honeymoon.

Alvin Kruse Sunburst Ben Beringer Collins Dorothy Kruse Shelby Stanley DeZort Virgil Wickhammer LaVerne Murr Floyd Murr George Nelson James Golien Fellowship Hall Delmar Kruse Gradon Green Alfred Kohler Glacier Park Sherman Motors Methodist Leona Kruse James Murr George Sanders

Montana Power seeks first rate hike in 45 years

The Montana Power Company asked the state public service commission for a general electric rate increase covering residential, commercial, and industrial customers, housing authorities, and street lighting. The company says expenses have risen sharply while revenue per kilowatt hour has fallen, projecting roughly 4 percent daily rise for an average 300 kWh monthly residential user and over 14 cents per day for typical commercial customers.

Montana Power Company State Public Service Commission Montana J E. Corette Corette Montana Power

Pennsylvania's share of U.S. mineral fuel and power use

The article notes Pennsylvania consumes about one eighth of the nation's mineral fuel and power including coal gas oil and electric power reflecting its industrial energy footprint.

Pennsylvania U.S

Utility chief touts rate rise amid high costs

Corette argues new general electric rate increase is necessary to fund expanded facilities and high financing costs. He notes the company has lowered residential rates eight times and commercial and industrial rates six times since 1912, and claims the average home will still pay less for 300 kilowatt hours than in 1937.

Corette

Miss Malone Returns From Leadership Four-H Camp

Katherinette Malone daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Malone completed a two week stay at Camp Miniwanca on Lake Michigan. The 4-H scholarship funded her participation in the American Youth Foundation led leadership program for girls aged 16 to 22. The camp emphasized mental physical social and religious growth with about 600 attendees from church school 4-H Scouts and home economics programs across America from July 29 to August 11.

Katherinette Malone Jesse Malone Miniwanca Lake Michigan American Youth Foundation America

Plans for money security and protection outlined

The message promises strategies for money security and personal protection with a call to contact the speaker for a personalized plan. It presents options for financial safety and protective arrangements as part of a broader career focus.

Dormitory camp life and religious education highlights

Dr. Walter R. Courtenay, a Nashville Presbyterian minister, taught life and teachings of Jesus and led elective leadership courses. Girls formed six tribal teams for competitions, with games such as softball and deck tennis. The program included talent nights, vesper services on Vesper Dune, a fourth year graduation, and lake shore picnics.

Walter R. Courtenay Nashville, Tenn Lake Michigan Vesper

Card of Thanks for range fire aid on our place

We thank all who came to help put out the range fire on our place it would have gotten bad without your help. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Blixrud.

Cliff Blixrud

Thankful notes for support after loss of Margaret Anderson

A family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters flowers meals and calls after the death of Margaret Anderson. They thank Father Gannon the choir altar boys pallbearers and the Catholic Auxiliary ladies for food and support at the house and services.

Father Gannon Margaret Anderson Catholic Auxiliary Anna Anderson A G. Arensmeyer Carl Sloan

Tempered Glass Withstand High Temperatures

A report notes tempered glass withstands high temperatures up to 468 degrees. The property highlights its strength under extreme heat and potential uses in safety and construction contexts.

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