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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
5
Numerous guests from North Dakota Minnesota California and Virginia stayed with local families in Choteau and surrounding towns during early July. Visitors included relatives of residents and several travelers touring Glacier Park Hungry Horse Dam and area sights.
The Soroptimist Club celebrated its birthday with a banquet on June 28 at the Trinity Lutheran church basement. Eleanor Dougherty spoke as guest, Elsie Elloward read several pieces, and Mrs. William Jluhr played violin solos with Jean Tennant. Attendees included Rev. T.4 on, Mrs. A. Berts rd, Grandil, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gallerick, and Mrs. C. W. Burning among others.
We express thanks to the chairman, Girl Scouts and readers and committee members for helping with the July 4th float. Girl Scout, Councilors.
Veterans interested in other farm training should consult Delbert Carter or Harry Van DeReit at once. July 25 is the deadline to begin schooling under the GI Bill, officials said.
Mary Ann Breen and Bonna Lee Maynard, co salutatorians of Choteau High School, were offered $300 honor scholarships by Rocky Mountain College at Billings. The award hinges on Mary Lee Baulch meeting the honor and maintaining a B average to renew for four years, with Byfield praising the college and its supportive faculty.
Circle A gathers Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Tongiyponale home or Mrs Anderson if roads are bad. Circle C meets at 2 pm next Wednesday at Mrs W P Phillips home. Circle B location to be announced later.
The IOOF committee announces a Sunday picnic on July 15 at the old Reickhoff ranch. A pot luck dinner and games are planned for children and adults, with all members welcome.
Helena hosts the Montana Plymouth model plane state meet with July 21 and 22 events at the airport and Monroe Park. Contestants vie for a $300 college scholarship, two all expense paid trips to Detroit, 75 trophies and medals, and $4 725 in savings bonds among 500 top rivals from across the nation.
Mrs. Bud Moulton thanks the community for cards visits and special attention while at the new hospital. She notes the joy of seeing their son Stuart Charles already home and the care received as exceptional after a difficult trip from Great Falls.
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