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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
6
Mrs Martha Dutton announces the birth of twin boys Larry Cal and George Herbert to Nils Rosok and spouse July 17. The column lists visits, showers, travel, reunions, and local events across Dutton and nearby towns with multiple named residents and dates.
Betty M. Juelis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McClellan of Dutton and Ross Jones were married at the Dutton Methodist church at noon Saturday July 21. Rev. Charles Nowlen officiated. Mrs. George Jelinek of Harlonton was matron of honor and James Kenny of Harlowton was best man. A luncheon followed for the wedding party and guests. Mrs. Jones has been teaching at Billings and they will live in Harlowton after September 1 where Jones will continue teaching.
LaVerne Jenson and Gary E. Johnson were married at the Methodist church in Dutton in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Nowlen at 8 30. Myra Hemsted served as maid of honor and Roger DeBruycker as best man. The couple began a brief honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Don Swanson and family from Whitefish visited Pendroy last weekend attending the Social club picnic and staying with local families. Attendees of the 50th wedding anniversary in Dupuyer included the Wellenstein and Norene families with plans to visit Boulder and Billings.
A neighbor recalls Curley Lawson left in charge of children at seven pm with orders not to let them downstairs. He chased imagined intruders while Mrs Miller sought her son upstairs. The writer notes jumping to conclusions can mislead and criticizes meddling in others affairs.
The message notes Takeo and favorable conditions for the task ahead, citing ideal weather as supporting factors for the planned work.
The Burton 4-H club met July 13 at Darlene Moore's home at 2:00 pm. Marlene Weist from Agawam 4-H gave a sponge demonstration. Andrea Lindseth spoke on writing letters to Holland boys and girls. Plans for the 4-H fair in Chateau were set. Darlene Moore and Judy Tangen demonstrated Good and Bad Posture. Refreshments were served and attendees roller skated before leaving. Joann Chalmers, reporter.
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