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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
6
Mrs. Ruth Thorne hosts visitors from Great Falls Sister Mariella and Sister Agnes Gert mide during summer study in Helena. Family reunions, weddings, and numerous visits unfold across Dutton and nearby towns as locals travel to Gallatin and Missoula areas. The piece closes noting the New York Stock Exchange marks its 165th anniversary.
Helen Arps and Jacob Irion wed at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Great Falls with Rev Griffeth Williams officiating. The bride wore a lace and nylon net gown and carried red carnations on a white Bible. reception followed at MCC Hall.
Mrs. Pearl Tangen hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Art Manseth at the home of Mrs. John Chalmers with Mrs. John Oberfoell as co host. Other guests included Mrs. Henry Van Setten Jeanne and Mrs. Frank McIntyre and children visiting Mrs. Robert Evans of Geyser. The three women were Montana State College classmates. Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Broere included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broere and sons and Mrs. Iverson. Honor guest was Robert.
The Junior Farmers 4-H Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindseth’s home on May 24 with all members present and two visitors. Roll call cited weed control in gardens and reasons for cleaning air cleaners. On June 28 the Junior Farmers
Eddy Arensmeyer reports the Cooking Girls 4-H Club met at the Arensmeyers with roll call on Farm Safety Rules. Six members discussed a camping trip and fireworks for recreation during the session. A tour to Gates of the Mountains and Helena occurred with activities at Benchmarck from June 27 to 29. Audrey Harman reports.
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