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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1956
Page
6
The Dutton Lutheran Ladies Art fundraiser drew 66 pints, exceeding the quota by 16, with participants earning gallon and ninth pint pins. The issue lists volunteers, local visits, PTA plans, club meetings, and two upcoming high school basketball games against Cascade and Power.
The Dutton American Legion Auxiliary held its meeting at Mrs William Nelson's home last Tuesday. The group approved a Mothers March of Dimes event on January 26 and urged residents to keep porch lights on.
Mrs Pearl Tangen and Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly celebrate family events. Anniversaries honored in Fairfield with Mrs Charles Hanson and Mrs Bil Bruce hosting. Mail carrier Bob Erickson substitutes for Fred Smith during his Ashland visit. Several residents attend birthdays and showers while neighbors relocate and a new house rises. Local trips include visits to Great Falls and Chateau.
A brief ad promoting The Christian Science Monitor subscription with rates for 1 year 6 months and 3 months and a mail order address at One Norway Street Boston MA USA. It highlights national and international news articles and home making ideas.
A months’ visit mostly spent with friends and relatives concluded with a call on a cousin, Mrs Patronise Acantha Want Ads, marking a low profile departure and warm exchanges before returning home.
The ad urges a life insurance inventory and suggests buying U. S. Savings Bonds with proceeds while placing remaining funds in a bank savings account as an emergency fund. It targets policy maturities and endowments.
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