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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
5
Community items from Choteau note a Friday start for Penneys July blanket sale, a July 26 Episcopal Guild meeting at Mrs. John Byrne, and local visits by R. R. Mellon, Alf Wagnild, and others. Town commerce, farm news, military furloughs, and weather impact on haying are summarized with multiple residents and nearby towns cited.
Mr and Mrs R F Castleman arrive to reopen Beaupre Cafe with Castleman a Texas native and veteran chef of twenty years. They plan to make Chateau their home and open next Saturday evening the 21st.
The Reverend Dr. Douglas A. Cornell of Glencoe Illinois returns to Chateau for the summer, staying in a small house near the John Moore residence. He long served thirty five years as pastor of the Union Church in Glencoe and is now retired. He spent two winters in Florida and has grown to love Montana and Chateau, having helped organize the first Presbyterian church at the village that became Cut Bank. He is the father of Mrs Lylle Crary of Fairfield.
The government appeals in week 189 of the war against Japan to return inactive graduate nurses and nurse aides to duty, buy only necessities at ceiling prices, and join the Waves. It warns fuel oil will be tight next winter and sugar allotments are limited to fifteen pounds for home canning where quotas permit.
Trellises in gardens and on lawns are thin wood easily warped or decayed. Lattice work should be thoroughly painted to seal out moisture and protect against decay. White and green paints are favored for beauty and protection, keeping trellises lasting longer.
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