Religious instruction enrollments reach 2.25 million youths
About 2,250,000 children across 40 states are enrolled for weekday religious instruction, reflecting broad participation in faith education programs nationwide.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
3
Community Notes From Collins and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Long of Great Falls visited her sister Mrs. Carl Eklund this week while Bobby Waters visited his uncles Clark and Glenn In body and families. Residents and relatives from Collins attended events. the 4-H achievement program in Chateau featured judging of foods clothing grains stock and a dress revue. A school house renovation is underway for September 2, and a new bridge across the Muddy river with a field detour is being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Great Falls
Carl Eklund
Bobby Waters
Clark
Glenn Inbody
Joe Heinley
Madeline Herbeson
England
Herbesons
Collins
Bent Loch
Dorothy
Mike Horak
4-H
Chateau
Mary England
Wm. Bokma
Conrad
Henry Weyermiller
Ferntale
Wash
West Virginia
Weyermillers
Local Social Notes From Farmington Area
Mrs A O Lindseth corr reports Gary Gruel from Great Falls visited last week with Gene and Dale Depner. Clarence Carlson recently returned from Nebraska trip. Augusta high school rodeo drew several local boys. Henry Arensmeyer hosted a potluck with 48 relatives and friends. Oscar Erickson visited Chalmers family for two days. Hulda Benedict of Billings weekended with Nyhus family. G I Tangen and Don Rice shopped in Great Falls Wednesday. Chalmers and Breere families hosted Monday supper. Little Joan Chalmers needed doctor help for fox tail in eye. Wayne LeDesky family vacationed at Polson. Nyhus and Swartzel hosted Sunday dinner at Swartzel home. Lindseths visited relatives in Fairfield. Yette Bakers began construction on new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gruel
Great
Falls
Gene
Dale Depner
Clarence Carlson
Nebraska
Augusta
Don Rice
Great Falls
John Chalmers
Abe Breere
Joan Chalmers
Wayne LeDesky
Polson
Henry Nyhus
Charles Swartzel
Lindseths
Fairfield
Yette Baker’s
Color and fatigue in British Army uniforms at the century start
The British Army learned that red uniforms caused quicker fatigue on long marches and made soldiers more conspicuous. Grey or green uniforms reduced eye strain and improved camouflage, aiding marching efficiency in the frontline environment.
Power Plant Uses Coal To Fuel Water Heater
A power plant burned 4,216 pounds of coal annually to generate the electricity needed for an electric water heater, reflecting early efficiency and energy use practices in industrial facilities.
Pronghorn Special Tag Notices Due for Antelope Draw
Antelope hunters selected for the July 22 drawing must submit the $5 fee within 15 days or risk forfeiture. Only money orders or certified bank drafts are accepted. First and second choice areas shown on notices determine where permits are issued unless stated otherwise. The season opens September 4 and runs to November 16 in Area 5, with Area 11B issuing 1 575 permits across two seasons, Area 17 issuing 1 100, Area 19 issuing 1 050, and Area 39 issuing 1 000 in specified counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Games Department
R. H. Lambeth
Lambeth
Montana
Lake County
Golden Valley
Miusselshell
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Fallon
Carter
Savings Bonds Promote Future Education and Home
Uncle Sam urges saving for a child's future with U S Savings Bonds. Use Payroll Savings or Bond-a-Mayment plans to accumulate funds for clothes, home, and education. In ten years, $4 returns for every $3 invested today. Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
Chicago Marks First Subway Opening in 1943 Milestone
Chicago celebrates its milestone with the opening of the city’s first subway line in 1943. The event marks a major transit expansion for the metropolis and reflects wartime urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Last Emperor in the Americas
The last emperor in the Americas was Dom Pedro II of Brazil, noted as the final monarch to rule a significant realm on the continent. His reign marked the end of imperial Brazil and a shift toward republican governance in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Dom Pedro II
Brazil
Texas Name Origin Traced to Tejas Meaning Friends
The term Texas is linked to the Indian word Tejas meaning friends and allied terms. Scholars note the origin reflects a sense of friendliness and shared kinship in early regional usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Saudi Arabia Shapes the Arabian Peninsula
Saudi Arabia comprises nearly four-fifths of the Arabian peninsula, dominating its geography and political landscape. The statement underscores the kingdom’s vast territorial extent and central role in regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
Arabian Peninsula
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Gold-Alexander
Marshall- Wells
Collins Mary Lou Montague, Corr
Kelsh
Bert Corey
Robert Harden
Wisconsin
Marjorie
Connecticut
Enn Wis
Harden
Paul Alzheimer
Farmington
A. O. Lindseth
Corr
Wotor
John M. Moriarty
7Th Ave
Great Falls, Mont
Citizens State Bank
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ystem
Teton County
O.D
Hanson Bros. Garage
Uncle Sam
Dan Nee Jane Mannan
Taylor Motor
Main
Choteau, Mont
Brasshoppers
Shorty Stott
New
Pioneer Milk
State Fair
International
Hereford St
Swine Club
Workdustrial
MUNY
Brah
Focal
National Cowboys
Thorebred
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