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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
5
Social items note Mrs Norman Mathison and Mrs Jack Sherry hosting a stork shower for Mrs Robert Mainard with about 25 attendees. The column also reports weddings, travel, teaching internships, university activities, and local visits among Chateau residents and nearby towns.
The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary will host a public card party at the Social Center hall next Wednesday February 12 starting at 8 oclock. Admission is 50 cents with prizes and a lunch offered. Brown Mrs Brown had been in poor health for some time. Willard Fraser director of census bureau was a business caller at Helena last weekend. Mr and Mrs Carl Malone returned from Phoenix Arizona. Mrs William Forrest returned from Seattle after visiting her daughter. Chic Grimlsey left for Chicago to visit friends and then Florida for the winter. Mrs Henry Robison and Mrs John T Moore were Great Falls shoppers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Eddie Howard are at Boulder Hot Springs this week. Barney McClue son of Mr and Mrs Ray McClue of Great Falls greeted friends in Chateau Tuesday. County Attorney Bert Packer returned from Minneapolis Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Knudzen returned Saturday from Boulder Hot Springs vacation.
A series of tractor maintenance schools for 4-H club leaders will be held in Great Falls February 10 to 12 with participants from Teton Cascade Toole Glacier Hill Blaine Phillips Chouteau and Judith Basin counties. Instructors include Ernie Miller of Billings and Bob Schock of Yellowstone county. The sessions cover ignition systems lubrication fuel economy and general repair in the high school vocational agriculture shop.
The column excerpt centers on quotes about time and a recurring question. It references figures like RESNER BLIKKEN and LEO GRAYBILL and recalls a 1948 discussion about “What o'clock is it?” and not shifting blame to the water and power department.
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