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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
2
Publisher lists weekly Thursday publication in Choteau Montana with second class post office entry. Subscription options: one year 2.25 within Teton County and 3.00 outside. six months 1.25 within County and 2.00 outside. foreign including Canada 3.50 per year, payable in advance.
Acantha reports the late Carl Parpank bequeathed more than five thousand alcars to Chateau Cemetery. The act reflects Montanans’ humanitarian giving and the “Home on the Range” spirit embodied by Carl Burbank. The gift is hailed as a civic memorial likely to endure beyond his life.
President Truman urged action to feed starving people amid world famine intensified by a dust storm that devastated wheat in four states. Thatcher of the Grain Cooperatives pressed for three steps: firm OPA price policy, farm income tax rebates, and faster railroad movement to market.
Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Lutheran church with President Mrs John Dale in charge. Six new members were welcomed, bringing total membership to 69, and a proposal to move the meeting night to the first Monday was discussed for a vote next month.
Choteau Methodist Church schedules Race Relations Sunday activities on February 17 1930 with morning and evening services. Special choir music and a sermon titled The Clash of Race and Color are planned along with youth fellowship and choir rehearsals throughout the week led by Pastor Bert A Powell.
St Josephs Parish announces Mass at Chateau on August 11 with confessions next Saturday evening from 7 30 to 8 30 led by Rev James J Sheerin pastor.
Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with special choir music led by Mrs. Arnold Hanusa. Confirmands meet Saturday at 2. Lutheran Brotherhood and Luther League activities planned with officers and speakers, and a social on February 19. Lees of Greenli and Greenli listed among organizers.
St John s Parish Fairfield lists Sunday masses with Dutton at 8 30 and Fairfield at 11 o clock Pastor Rev Russel Sheidler notes February as hospital month for Teton county.
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