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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
8
Betty Corey Collins reports on the challenge of producing a Christmas Eve edition. The piece notes the difficulty of writing before the holiday while maintaining the paper’s tradition of daily publication.
Pearl Tangen delivers last week of 1962 notes from Farmington and Carr. Readers read Christmas reports from Chateau to Brady, with families visiting, weddings, and travel updates. Local programs, church pages, and holiday gatherings fill the week with social notes and greetings.
College students Joann Chalmers and Jack Bradley from Bozeman Kathy Johnson from Missoula Wayne Carlson from Helena and Kenny Arensmeyer from Fargo return home for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Gene Depner missoula visits end as storm delays. The storm brings winter weather as Eddy Arensmeyer Eunice and Shirley Arensmeyer visit. The Weist family and Stevensville residents spend time with relatives before New Year wishes.
The Sloan and Arensmeyer families express deep appreciation to those who sent Mass cards memorials and sympathy and who brought food and helped during her last years. Special thanks to the hands that cared for her.
We thank friends and relatives for sympathy and kindness at the death of our mother and grandmother Anna Anderson. Special thanks to Father Gannon and Father Fenton, the altar boys, musicians, pallbearers, and the ladies who served the meal. We also appreciate those who sent flowers.
Pete Huidekoper expresses deep thanks for the cards gifts flowers and good wishes received during his hospital stay and after returning home. He appreciates the concern and extends best wishes for the coming year to all who offered support.
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