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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
5
Weekend visitors from Great Falls and Collins noted. Local events include Masonic party attendance, upcoming Odd Fellows-Rebekah gathering, and a Wool Growers convention trip. Hospital updates, weather blizzard start, and community club meetings featured along with sales at Hirshberg's and new law firm openings in Helena.
Mass times listed for Chateau Bynum Dutton and Power parishes next Sunday January 22 with Dutton noting Communion Sunday. Rev J F Schulte is pastor and the schedule includes 9 11 9 11 o'clock services.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Knaff entertained Clara Truidekoper Helen Standish and Ralph Clayton at the Gene Ferris home. Miss Marie Janszen visiting from Great Falls. Janszen a Deaconess nurse. A blizzard turned Saturday night dance into an all night affair with crowds in Bob. Mrs Paul Mathis ill with flu but improving.
Cold weather and bad roads cut attendance at the farmers meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the hall. County Agent Clarkson noted valuable data of interest to attendees and ladies were asked to bring refreshments.
Weather and road conditions plus poor questionnaire returns delay the Farm Shop School. M. C. Knox, Smith-Hughes instructor, announced the opening is moved to Saturday January 28. He urged farmers to respond by writing, calling, or phoning to enroll and obtain value for tax money spent on schools.
Secretary J. T. Moore reports Morris D. Rowland grand master of Montana lodges will visit the local Masonic lodge this Saturday evening. He travels with Senator T. Q. Larson and Wm Dorrington. Rowland, attorney and Libby resident, also attends the State Wool Growers convention in Great Falls before joining the weekend at Chateau. Dorrington, Libby deputy game warden, formerly lived here.
Miss Nagle announced that the Red Cross needs all kinds of clothes for school children. The cold spell has raised demand for children's clothing and many calls are coming into Red Cross headquarters. Those with items to give may contact Miss Nagle at the courthouse.
An editorial from The Montana Education notes 1923 30 public costs at 2.97 percent of national income and details war debts pensions and defense percentages. It argues that much national outlay funds commemoration perpetuation and maintenance of war and highlights the U S as having the most complete public system.
The article extols the school system for molding the American outlook and standards of living, noting its broad impact on industry and national vigor while acknowledging ongoing criticism. It also reports on weekly classroom activities across grades from first to sixth, including library use, thrift talks, map projects, science and art work, and the start of semester tests.
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