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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
5
Babson surveys 1954 outlooks across geographies and sectors. He warns Europe and the Middle East may flare while East-West frictions rise and stock yields face tax and monetary headwinds. He foresees automobiles and real estate shifting, with Canada booming and inflation pressures easing later year.
Farmers Union announces county camp for juniors ages 6 to 14 at Moose hall in Chateau from July 8 to July 10. Fee is 2 dollars per child for the three day program featuring lessons on legislation citizenship safety traffic laws cooperative laws history first aid handicraft and recreation. The camp closes with a picnic for FU members and friends.
I thank the hospital staff for the wonderful care I received while in the hospital and the many friends who sent flowers food cards and personal visits. Mrs. Pete Huidekoper.
The record lists admitted patients from Choteau Fairfield and nearby towns including Mrs James Dellno, Paul Hagen, Emil Johnson, Mrs Don Rice, Delores Parmelee, Adolph Neiffer Jr, Joanne Neiffer, and others. Discharges include Mrs Esther Hogwood, Pendroy infant, Delia Shelmerdine, Jay David Robinson, and several Fairfield residents.
Mr and Mrs John Peebles and son Johnny and Mr and Mrs Cecil Cole and children returned home from a week end trip to Banff and Lake Louise. Billy Peebles stayed with his grandparents James Peebles Sr and Roy Stotts during the absence. Cousins Bill Emerick welcomed relatives L B Bate of Liberty Kentucky visiting for several days. Mrs Link Humble and Mrs Carl Kochman from Bynum were visitors of Mrs G O Stott on Wednesday.
The report shows Teton County School Districts receiving state funds totaling 97 554 with 39 108 for high schools and the remainder allocated to elementary districts. Details list amounts for districts including numbers 1 4 5 6 7 8 12 21 26 30 45 51 61 74 75 and totals 58446 for elementary and 39108 for high schools.
Mrs Ray Umphress hosted a Thursday coffee in honor of Mrs Betty Juelfs with guests including Mrs Dave Rempel Mrs C Sargent Mrs G Dunnwebber Mrs Fred Phillips Lynn Juelfs and Mrs Howard McClellan Alma Dolven and Cully Dolven of Harlem visited G Hemstads last week. The 4 H club meets Thursday July 8 at the Legion hall and campers must have registrations.
Mrs. Ben Beringer expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards letters and bouquets received during and after her hospital stay. She also thanks visitors and those who offered prayers for her recovery. God bless you all.
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