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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

Page

5

Local residents listed on visits and travel plans

Mavor and Mrs. Ted Halvorson are on a buying trip to Searle and will visit Mrs. Halvorson’s mother. Joe Knudtzon left Chateau last week and is now in Las Vegas. Clarence 1,011 5 will go to Phoenix where he will be joined by Mrs. Knudtzon and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conklin. Mrs. Victor Sargent visits two weeks with her mother in Auburn Washington. Mrs. T. O. Larson returned from Great Falls. Ruby A. Miller flies to New York for a conference. Mr. Helf from Great Falls underwent major surgery and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nelson and Eva McDonald arrived in Los Angeles for floods. Jeannine Hamilton and daughter visiting her mother in Boulder. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Carlson of Fairfield visited Mrs. Carlson’s sister. Bill Briggs and Vaughn Dutre with son visited relatives in Utah and California. County agent’s office notes Risdahl replacing Mrs. Norman and Beck. Mrs. Bob Nais’ beek helped out. Ernie Smith left for Stevensville on business and to visit his ailing mother. Amund Larson and Fred Woodward dined with Joe LeDesky at Farming ton.

D. Renda Auburn Wash T. O. Larson Great Falls Ruby A. Miller Helen New York Trai Henry Helf Great Fuis R. E. Nelson Eva McDonald Los Angeles California Vaughn Dutre Risdahl Misacuis Barton Ernie Smith Stevensville Amund Larson Fred Woodward Joe LeDesky Farmning+ ton

Community notices mix theater, dance, and club events

Miss en Obey hosts weekend gathering in Fairfield with Marian Wehn Pete Huidekeper and Charlie Bowers attending. Minneapolis showings and Twisters lead a Monday arena night at Teton Pavilion with square dancing and a graduates review. Chateau Woman’s Club meets with American music program and next meeting set for March 16 at Mrs Robison’s home. Howard Gronberg visits Anaconda relatives for three days.

Fairfield Haas Ouse Seene Marian Wehn Pete Huidekeper Charlie Twisters Vns the Richard Conklin Chateau Woman's Club Emily Hodgskiss Emily Hodgskiss With Miss’ Frieda Schroder George Henderson Ray Ballantyne Henry ] Robison Walter Armstrong Howard Gronberg Anaconda

Adult Classes Begin Next Sunday at Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran announces public adult classes to discuss Christian faith other religions and sin in life. Pastor Rev A Bernard Gravdal leads informal meetings in the church parlors starting Sunday Feb 21 at 3 00. Past years drew 200 attendees and many joined. All interested in religion or church aid are welcome.

Trinity Lutheran Church Bernard Gravdal Ea Bng

The Trutt Mower Finds Space Despite Clutter

A lighthearted note suggests your mower will fit in a neighbor’s crowded garage, especially if it is yours. The piecePlayfully hints at sharing space and belonging.

Valentine's Day Banquet Honors Teachers at Chateau School

The Cornell hotel banquet room hosted a Valentine event for Chateau school system teachers. Robert Gormley presided as toastmaster. Eileen Erickson offered invocation and Miss Poncelet read verses on each teacher’s valentine. Morgan Sherlock, Brady superintendent, spoke about Middle East slides and teaching abroad to counter communist propaganda.

Cornell Alloget Chateau Robert Gormley Byi Eileen Erickson Bape Ed Schiller Yiligs Las Rity Ed_.Miller Morgan Sherlock Brady Middle East Sherlock Alleppo College Syria

Mrs Packer Hosts Tea For CES Notables

Mrs Packer gave an afternoon tea at her home on Friday February 5 honoring Ellen Cooley worthy grand matron Great Falls Ruth Hattersley past grand matron Conrad Fern Clapper grand representative Cut Bank Bessie Hanson grand representative Choteau Edna Averill grand committee member Choteau Maye B Chandler grand committee member Shelby Fern Snyder Cut Bank Alicia O'Brien grand committee member Conrad Helen Clark worthy matron Choteau Ella Irwin secretary Choteau Edie Henderson nee advisor Rainbow Cho eau.

B. I. Packer CES Ellen Cooley Ruth Hattersley Conrad Fern Clapper Cut Bank Bessie Hanson Choteau Edna Averill Maye B. Chandler Shelby Fern Snyder Alicia O’brien Helen Clark Worthy Ella Irwin Edie’ ‘Henderson Rainbow Choeau

Thanks to Friends and Family for Kindness During Hospital Stay

Expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and family for visits, letters, cards, flowers, and plants received while hospitalized. Mentions Mr and Mrs Henry Helf et al as part of the support.

Ghitir Mel Henry Helf

Owners Return From Twin City Meeting

Retail leaders from 61 locally owned Coast to Coast stores met in Minneapolis for the annual gathering. Over 1,400 men and women attended merchandise clinics and discussed home appliances and hardware trends with national manufacturers.

Ogeline Obernelty Minneapolis AX Odette Rominany

Coast to Coast stores hit new sales high in 1953

Local Coast to Coast outlets report a 61 percent rise in sales for 1953. The chain, with locations in the upper Midwest and Northwest, emphasizes new merchandise trends and owner involvement in store trends.

Coast Upper-Midwest Northwest

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