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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
9
The Chateau Lions Club pool reopened after repainting with a new 7 by 28 foot wading pool for youngsters ready by early next week. Howard Ruegamer, city recreation director, says Don Rose will supervise and Patty Breen will be lifeguard with Jack Fahey substituting.
Mrs Reece Silve reports neighbor visits with relatives from Livingston and vicinity. Farmington visitors Marshall Lowell and family join the Reece Silve clan. Bob LaFollette and family tour in Wyoming. Builders Organization members attend a Chateau meeting. Ernest and Louis Kind visit from Sawmill over the weekend. Bruce Hensley birthday party hosted by Mrs Riley Hensley with guests Clarence Hensley Edna Virgil Gamradt LeRoy Hensley Reece Silve family. Irene Laurence Styren Thurman Armstrong Lilly Severson Mary McDunn LeRoy Hensley Betty Armstrong join Clarence Styren family for Sunday. G R Mueller Erling Tordale Arnold Dirkes and Darlene Francis with family also present.
Eleanor Dirkes visited Sunday at the Reeve Silve home. Blue Ribbon Boys 4-H club met with leader Pete Brug Monday evening. Fire girls 4-H club met at Mary and Lois Liggitt homes with Mrs Grace Maxwell and Mrs Reece Silve. Marvel DeYoung graduation exercises June 25 attended by Mr and Mrs Max DeYoung and Mrs Bessie DeYoung. R N Mrs Riley Hensley assisted at pre school clinic at Dr Crary's office Thursday. Inga Dale of Chateau visited last week with son Kermit Dale. Oren Fossum of Richland visited several days with Maurice Goforth. Ted Hanberg arrived home Monday from Kalispell. Ray Jensen and sons spent weekend at Helena with James Graves. Nygard of Wolf Point arrived Tuesday to visit Marshall Winship. Mrs Clarence Hensley surprised with tea by Sunny Slope H D club. Jim Witzel and sons of Roundup visiting Orien DeVine home.
Havre pilots claim the first cloud seeding test using dry ice dropped from an airplane over a cloud near the Bear Paws range. Walt Hensley of Hen sley Flying Service piloted the plane.
Delores Dorothy and Dean Randash survivors of a fire that burned their quintuplet family a year ago in Miles City hospital are celebrated turning one year old. Their mother reports the children are making good progress since birth.
The Lions club will present a sport film double feature at the Roxy tomorrow night featuring Kings of the Olympics and Olympic Cavalcade with highlights from the 1936 Berlin Games. The program notes that the 1948 London Games are the first since the war. The Roxy also shelves a Saturday double bill Dangerous Years and Valley of Fear with Johnnie Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton, plus The Gay Ranchero for Fourth of July. Tuesday to Thursday offers Lag to Be You with Ginger Rogers and Cornel Wilde. A separate item notes plans for a new wool spinning plant in Helena Montana as twenty-one communities submit site prospectuses to the Montana chamber of commerce.
Choteau defeated Brady 11 to 6 as Power led the Triangle League with a 17 to 3 win over Walier. Other Sunday results: Fairfield 13 Bynum 6 and Conrad 17 Dutton 5.
Harold Powers of the Panthers pitched a no hitter in the Midget division, fanning nine as the Panthers beat the Cougars 9 to 1. Olsen caught for Powers. In Peewee play, the Minks beat the Otters 9 to 3. Patronize Acantha Want Ads.
Barclay Craighead, chairman of the state unemployment compensation commission, reports that 54 percent of the state's unemployed are concentrated in Flathead, Silver Bow, Cascade, and Missoula counties.
No charges will be made for swimming at the Lions Club municipal pool on July 4 and 5, according to Jim Henderson. The notice promotes a public swim day with free access for residents and visitors.
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