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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1946

Page

6

Methodist Women Elect New Officers for 1946 Year

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church met January 3 at the church parlors for its first meeting of the year. New president Mrs. Marion Averill led, with officers installed including vice president Mrs. William Shirley and treasurer Mrs. C. G. Monkman. The theme for 1946 is Peace Through His Cross, and ten women joined in a service on The Stewardship of Peace. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. H Ferris, Mrs. M. Scott, Mrs. B. Powell and Mrs. H. Bloom.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church Marion Averill William Shirley E. DeRusha H. Bloom C. G. Monkman B. Edwards C. Stenson A. Bagley E. R. O'Neil Myr Morris M. Bechtel W. Paulus Bessie Edwards W. Ward Stewardship of Peace H. Ferris M. Scott B. Powell F. McFarland J. Robison H. Arensmeyer F Woodward FE. Hadlex T. Crane W. Dauwalder W. Arimstrong Rae Talbert J. Dunkel L. Watson A. Perry C. Huffman J. Hinman E. Yeager G. Seafort A. Pagley Schrock J. Gleason A. Barton FE. Cardell C. Looney G. Franklin M. Davis J. Byler

Home Nursing group meets at Collins hall Friday

Mrs Clyce Regest reports the first Home Nursing corps meeting held Friday at 1 o'clock at Mrs Harry Montague's home with 12 members present. The next meeting is Friday Jan 11 at Collins hall. Mrs E L Bryant of Helena, based in St Louis, led instruction and praise for her work.

Home Nursing Corps Harry Montague Collins Hall James E. L. Bryant Helena St. Louis George Tomsha Robert McClenhan Choteau Bessie Reiquam FE. R. Mc Tvan Harold Crane Eugene Baquet Reo Coghill Great Falls Lee Revear Mike Horak Razeman Missoula Mos Cotlege Corey Lawrence Clark Corey Dutton Ruth Chicago Pean Butte

Schroder Announces Houseplanning Workshop

Frieda R. Schroder, home demonstration agent, announces a two day houseplanning workshop at Chateau on January 24 25. The event targets people building a new home within the next three years and encourages couples to attend together. Interested attendees should leave names at the county agent office.

Chateau Frieda R. Schroder II Ues Davrd

Fourth Earl of Sandwich and the rise of modern leisure

The fourth Earl of Sandwich is linked to gambling culture and the shift toward casual dining and work leisure in Britain. The piece notes how the eat as you work or play sandwich and other innovations like the derby hat and chesterfield jacket reflect a broader move from strict dining to flexible modern lifestyles among nobles.

Fourth Earl of Sandwich

Farmers and ranchers urged to start farm accounts in new year

The Montana Agricultural Extension Service urges farmers and ranchers to begin a farm bookkeeping system this year. It helps tax time, reveals profitable crops and livestock, and provides a financial check for loans. Rural homemakers may use home accounts similarly. The extension service offers a practical accounts book through County Extension Agent Maurice Zimmerman in Choteau.

Montana Agricultural Extension Service Extension Service Maurice Zimmerman Choteau

Subscription Rate Hike Outside Teton County

The newspaper announces a price increase to 33 per year for subscribers living outside Teton county. The adjustment targets non local readers and reflects revised annual dues.

Teton County

Teton Good Earth Ties for Willis as He Sells Farm

Former Dutton residents Mr and Mrs V M Willis now in Great Falls visited Chateau last Friday. Willis sold his farm east of Dutton to Nels Hemstad and OT Wiprud, homesteading in 1909 with George Sollid guiding his land selection. He will leave the homestead by July 1 after 37 years, cherishing old memories as Teton county stays tied to its good earth.

V. M. Willis Dutton Hasting Great Falls Court House Willis Nels Hemstad O. T. Wiprud George Sollid Nester

Community Notes From Bynum Framed By Personal Visits

Local column lists social visits and gatherings in Bynum and surrounding families. Mr and Mrs C D Trexler host Ike Denison for dinner. New Year’s Day visits include the Stotts, Jensen, Hamer, Stott and related families. Pvt Glenn Stott ships out to Kansas after holiday time at home. Bynum Blackleaf H D club met in January with a utility room demonstration. Grade school resumes January 2 after holidays.

C. D. Trexler Ike Denison A. S. Jensen Andrew Lee Hamer Roy Stott Leslie Stott Glenn Stott Kansas G. O. Stott John Sullivan Great Falls Bynum Quentin Nelson Millie Ernest Rowley Carl Cochman Helen Campbell Betty Hollo Margaret Miller Luinstra Jake Luinstra Pat Campbell Bynum-Blackleaf H. D. Club Carl Kochman Fuller Pete Zeoda Bill Lusty Frank Zeoda Bynum Grade School

Queen Rebekah Lodge Installs 1946 Officers in IOOF Hall

Queen Rebekah Lodge held its 1946 installation at the IOOF hall on Friday January 4. Officers installed included Noble Grand Iona Zgoda and Vice Grand Alice Robinson with a full slate of secretary, treasurer, warden, conductress, chaplain and musician. Two members Muriel Reiquam and Laura St. Claire were initiated, and refreshments followed the ceremonies.

Queen Rebekah Lodge IOOF Noble Grand Iona Zgoda Alice Robinson Betty Sulgrove Peggy Anderson Clara McFarland Elenore Larsen Vera Ferris Ettan Anderson Ruth Monkman

Trucking Terminals Expand to Serve Rail-Less Communities

The trucking industry hauls about a quarter of the freight ten miles, serving 54,000 communities without rail connections. Only a few union terminals exist, with one in Indianapolis 25 years ago and others in Newark Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati.

United States Indianapolis Newark Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati

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