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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
2
For 21 years rain has come when wanted, keeping drouth at bay unlike Texas and Kansas. The piece praises Montana’s northeastern area, local farming methods, and a sense of shared gratitude for timely precipitation and good fortune. It muses on geography, effort, and luck as factors in ongoing favorable growing conditions.
Mel Ryder argues teens should pursue education or training after high school, whether college trade school or military service, to improve earning potential amid scarce teenage jobs. He warns against idle years and notes the value of early commitment to a chosen path for long-term success.
A Sunday School Summer Service at 10 00 and special music by Karen Grandal and David Anderson are announced. Radio programs KXLK Saturdays at 10 30 and KMON Sundays at 10 15 are listed. A Ladies Aid meeting in the parlors is set for Wednesday June 11 at 2 30 with Mesdames LeeRoy Anderson Nyhus DeRusha Erickson C Carlson and others.
R. Weist serves cradle roll under Mrs. Swartzel. Organ and chimes mediation at 8 45 by Mrs. DeBruycker. Morning worship at 9 00 with special music. No Sunday school during summer. 10 30 and KMON at 10 15 each Sunday. Church board monthly meeting Monday June 9 at 8 00. Ladies Aid in parlors Thursday June 12 at 2 30 with Mesdames O. Johnson and F. Schultz serving cradle roll by Mrs. Mehl. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal. Intern C Richard Johnson.
June 8 22 and 29 Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. June 15 Holy Communion Parish meeting and potluck lunch. Bishop Chandler Sterling will attend to discuss future plans for St Stephens.
St Josephs Parish lists Masses for Bynum 8:00 a.m. Choteau 10:00 a.m. Augusta 7:00 p.m. Confessions in Choteau Saturday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Rev. Thomas J. Gannon is pastor.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m each Sunday with classes for all ages Chester Abbott Supt Morning Worship Service at 11 am with special music by the Junior choir Daily Vacation Bible School will continue each day from 9 until 11 30 am through next week and will close with a picnic on the parsonage lawn on Friday noon for all the children Pendrey Community Church Morning Worship service each Sunday at 9 15 a m with special music by the choir under the direction of Mrs A J Swanson The Woman s Society will have their regular meeting on Tuesday June 10 instead of June 12 as previously announced Mrs Nettie McDonald will be the hostess and it will be held at 2 p m in the social rooms of the church Everyone is welcome Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church An unkind word falls easily from the tongue but a coach with six horses cannot bring it back Grant S Moore Pastor Seventh day Adventist Church Sabbath School at 9 45 am Church at 11 00 am Visitors are welcome to the services held at the Masonic Temple next door to Obernolte Furniture.
The Farmington Memorial Day observance took place at 3 p.m. in the Farmington cemetery. Rev. A. B. Gravdal led the service as residents from Farmington and nearby Chateau attended, placing evergreen wreaths at each grave.
The Burton Country Clubbers 4-H girls decorated graves. Families visited over Memorial Day with Rathmans of Seattle and Bloedels of Billings. Gene Iverson and son David stayed with the Broeres in Kellogg. Lois Snider of Richmond visited Reiding families. Jack Slanger and Jim Arensmeyer attended events in Lewistown and Chateau. Dinner guests included numerous local families and Arensmeyer activities at MSU and Alpha Lambda Delta initiations.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Carlson and family with Mrs Laura Johnson Chris and Morris Swenson and Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson and David gather as Mr and Mrs Clarence Carlson visit Mr and Mrs Kaare Larsen to say goodbye prior to the Larsens departure Monday evening on the first leg of their journey to Norway.
Leif Erickson announced 30 state Democratic workers attended a two day workshop conference at Helena led by Malcolm S. Knowles of Chicago. It marked the first such program in Montana co sponsored by the national and state committees with attendees including Mrs. Lorena Normandeau and Mrs. Lois Bagley Carlson. Training for precinct workers is planned for Teton and nearby counties in June.
We express gratitude to the Pendroy Fire Department and everyone who helped with the fire. Thank you all very much from Mr and Mrs Reidar Neckstad.
We express heartfelt thanks to Rev. David H. Larson and Rev. A Bernard Gravdal for prayers during illness and death. Gratitude to St Paul Lutheran choir and others for songs, organ, pallbearers, and gifts. Special thanks to Dr Crary, nurses, hospital staff, and Ruth Lee for care.
Mrs Hannah Stengrimson and family extended blessings to relatives includes Selmer Stengrimson and son Marjorie. Donald Stengrimson and son Sherrie. Barbara. George Stengrimson and Bonnie Dee. Martin Klinker and family.
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