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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1944

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1944 opens with promise for newspapers in wartime

The piece outlines a community column inviting readers to contribute jottings for 1944. It quotes Justus Cramer urging sympathy for war families and stresses the newspaper's role in morale, uplifting the public, and supporting sacrifice until victory.

Bailiwick Publishers’ Auxiliary A Patterson Pat WACS Hun Justus Cramer The Orange Calif America

Auto Thieves Active on New Year's Eve in Chateau

Four cars stolen between New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day 1944 were recovered. A Chevrolet sedan owned by Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Malone, left with keys in front of their Chateau home, was found after a 150 mile jaunt. A Minneapolis Moline company car wrecked near Fairfield pointed to interstate mischief. O S Matkin’s car later shown to be used, bearing oil and ignition signs. Roy Taylor’s car found near Chateau grade school. Moral hinted for readers.

Chateau C. K. Malone Fairfield Rudy Larkin Minneapolis Moline Co Great Falls O. S. Matkin Henry Helf Parkway Malone Roy Taylor L. E’s P. S

Travelers Meet Hutchinson in Great Falls

Mr and Mrs G L Banks drove to Great Falls with Terry Tennant as a passenger. Tennant headed to California and Washington to visit relatives before returning to New York City. D W Hutchinson, former county welfare chief, appeared in Great Falls for his father in law’s death and was from Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Mrs Hutchinson had been a librarian at the Pacific Coast Transport Officers training school.

G. L. Banks Great Falls Terry Tennant California Washington New York City Banks Terry Teton County D. W. Hutchinson Hutch Benedict Cpl. Hutchinson Camp McCoy Wis Hutchinson Pacific Coast Transport Officers Training School

Odd Fellows install George Seufert as Noble Grand

The Chateau Odd Fellows lodge held installation ceremonies for 1944 officers led by Dist. Deputy Grand Master Stuart Meyers. George Seufert became Noble Grand with Harry Yeager as Vice Grand and Geo E. Thompson as Secretary. Appointive officers followed, then a social hour with guests. Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 to hold annual installation Friday Jan. 7 with lunch served.

Chateau Odd Fellow Lodge Dist Stuart Meyers Gibson Monkman C. W. Burns George Gunther George Seufert Noble Harry Yeager Ira Denison Hallie Ferris R. 5 V. G Lee Reveare Elmer Dial The Odd Fellows Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31

Teton County Shipping Association to distribute turkeys

The Acanthа was asked to announce that the Teton County Shipping Association will receive turkeys at Choteau on Thursday. Next week, January 13, at the Legion Pavilion, the birds will go to the Army at Great Falls and the association will pay ceiling prices.

Acantha Teton County Shipping Association Choteau Legion Pavilion Great Falls

Sailor Here for Holidays Tells of Experiences Aboard the U S S Savannah

Harold R. Tauson a machinists mate second class and nephew of Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager visited Cha teau during the holidays. He recalls his navy service aboard the light cruiser Savannah including the Salerno battle and the ship’s near sinking, rescue at sea, and months of repair in Malta before returning to Philadelphia.

Chateau Harold R. Tauson Earl Yeager C. H. Worth Butte Harold San Diego Chance U. S. Navy Savannah Mediterranean Cape Gibraltar Africa Sicily Amy Navy Air Service Salerno Malta U. S. Navy Yard Philadelphia

George Stine Dies Noted Rancher From Lake Basin District

George Stine, a respected Lake Basin rancher near Chateau, died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday after sustaining a broken leg and other injuries in a December automobile crash. He was in his mother's California relatives arriving before funeral plans can be made. Stine was single.

George Stine Lake Basin District Chateau Great Falls Banks Funeral Home California George

Public use private ice pond praised with cautions on conduct

Bill and Mrs. Schnug welcome skating parties on their pond near the city and ask for good sportsmanship. They urge parents to supervise children, warn skaters to stay on safe ice, and avoid damaging the dam while praising the community benefit of the nearby ice.

Bill Schnug William Schnug Schnug Acantha

Thomas Wilson Makes Progress at Principia High School

Thomas Wilson, former Tironin instructor and head teacher of Spanish at The Principia in St. Louis, visited Teton High. He has taught larva ges, supervised School Scoop, and now teaches French to military trainees through Washington University. He will pursue a PhD in Spanish at the University of Chicago with a government-funded teaching fellowship.

Thomas Wilson Tironn Principia H ST. Louis Teton High Wilson Butte The Principia Washington University University of Chicago Liberal Arta

Local servicemen and families visit Chateau on holiday

Oscar Anderson and his son Howard, from Power, plus Harvey Dale of Choteau and his kin, are noted visitors. Harold A. Anderson, praised for leadership in the 13th air force at Patterson Field, served nine months in the southwest Pacific since enlisting in 1942. Albert Dale, Set Dale, and CM3C Dick Conklin are listed with recent assignments and furloughs.

Chateau Oscar Anderson Howard Mr. Anderson Great Falls 13Th Air Force Service Command Sgt. Anderson Southwest Pacific Power High School Armed Forces Harvey Dale Rice California Army Air Base The Air Service Hanson Bros Harvey Inga Dale Choteau

Sorensen to Manage Beaupre Cafe In Choteau

V V Sorensen will take over the Beaupre cafe on January 1 succeeding Martin Gutierrez who will relinquish his lease. Gutierrez brought Sorensen from Great Falls and cites Sorensen as a veteran chef and capable operator with past work at Gronlund cafe Park Hotel Mint Mike’s Place and four years as cafe lessor at the Mint. Gutierrez plans to move back to Great Falls after a month in Choteau and does not expect to resume bus driving.

Martin Gutierrez Beaupre Cafe V. V Bill” Sorensen Gutierrez Great Falls Choteau Sorensen Gronlund the Park Hotel The Mint Mike’s Place Glacier Park Pearl Harbor Oakland Calif Chateau Storensen Teton High Ar. Sorensen Glacier Park Transportation Co

Horace Upman 73 Dies in Terre Haute Ind

Word was received this week of the death at Terre Haute Indiana of Horace C Upman 73 an old time Chateau blacksmith and once one of the town s best known citizens His shop for many years was in the annex to the Pelletier Chevrolet Co building and the Upman home was with Mr and Mrs G B Ziegler now we next week s Acantha will carry a full obituary.

Terre Haute Ind Horace C. Upman

Fourth War Loan Quota Set For Teton County Drive

Arnold C. Hanusa chairs the county effort with Lee Ford of Great Falls as district head. A meeting is called for Thursday in Great Falls and an 8 o’clock gathering at the courthouse for county leaders to mobilize funds. The quota for Teton is 386200 dollars, up from the Third War Loan. The Treasury urges newspapers to push robust Fourth War Loan advertising from January 10 to February 15 to reach a 14 million total, aiming at at least 5.5 billion in individual purchases. Don A. Bridges signs the appeal.

Teton County Arnold C. Hanusa Lee Ford Great Falls Ford Hanusa Court House Teton U. S. Treasury Department National Capital Treasury Department War Finance Division Don A. Bridges

Funeral Services for Mrs Rosette Pioneer French Indian of Historic Interest

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah J. Rosette were held at a local Catholic church with Rev. Father James J. Sheerin officiating. Interment was in Caoteau cemetery, and survivors include sons John and Frank Rosette and daughters with 22 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

Rosette Sarah J. Rosette Chateau Hospital James J. Sheerin J. R. Collins Jas. Fowler Gus Nelson Jerry St. Clair Jess Davis Ibet Reed Caoteau Jake Angela McMellon Merrow Flint Mountain Alberta Canada Montana Augusta Jos. Rosette John Frank Rosette Box Elder Sarah Ancell Bearberry Tom Rosette Chateau Barney Johnny Jacko Rose Lucero Great Falls Fank Rosette John Rosette James Paul Lawrence Lucero Harold Dawson Joe Rosette Dave Brewster Africa

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