Rathman Baby Born With Eight Pound Three Ounce Delivery
Mr and Mrs Stan Rathman welcomed Daniel Stanley born last Wednesday weighing eight pounds three ounces and 22 inches long. He has two brothers and four sisters.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Stan Rathman welcomed Daniel Stanley born last Wednesday weighing eight pounds three ounces and 22 inches long. He has two brothers and four sisters.
Numerous family visits, trips, and events fill Chateau and surrounding towns. Janet Moulton hosts in Salem while Robbie Ann prepares for a six week German course starting June 14. Moose Women plan a June 10 meeting. Various relatives travel from Lewiston Boise Great Falls and beyond to visit, attend weddings, or join celebrations.
Choteau Rainbow Girls invite families to a Friday 7 p.m. potluck dinner in the basement of the Choteau Methodist Church. The event aims to bring mothers fathers and daughters together for fellowship.
S Johnson and Gary Otis Bulman wed in a candlelight ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church. The couple and families are from Havre and Great Falls with a Navy groom to be stationed in Morocco for 30 months.
Ruth Ann Swanson daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Swanson Pendroy and William Clark Brinkworth son of Mr and Mrs George E Brinkworth Burbank California will wed Saturday June 15 at 8 pm in Pendroy Community Church and hold a reception in the church parlors all friends invited to attend.
The Crazy Family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness after the death of their son and husband. They mention loving cards, food, and memorials which will fund a sun porch at the hospital. The family remains deeply grateful.
Delores Joyce Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric W Hill of Chateau and James Henry Dawson son of Mr and Mrs James K Dawson of Belt have announced their engagement Dawson a staff sergeant with the Montana Air National Guard is a Belt High School 1957 graduate and attended Northern Montana College A June 30 wedding is planned.
Kathy S Boussard a senior at Choteau High School placed runner-up in the General Electric College Bowl essay contest She ranks among the top 60 of about 25000 entries and wins a set of encyclopedias Her essay honors Mrs Rosalie Fox CHS English instructor and her name will air on Great Falls television Station Sunday June 9 at 3 30 p m
Patients admitted include Wayne Dunning Foston Minn Harry Lee Fairfield Mrs Stanley Rathman Choteau Sam Kleinsasser Choteau Mrs Bill Patton Choteau Delores Thompson Fort Shaw Lewis Aldrich Augusta Mrs Ed Rencurel Fergus Mrs Marion Averill Choteau Yvonne Thomas Fairfield Births include a son to Mrs Stanley Rathman Choteau and a daughter to Mrs Bill Patton Choteau Discharges include Mrs Franklin Fellers Choteau William Colquitt Choteau Mrs Ramona Hayes Augusta and mothers with infants in Choteau
Mrs. Jessie White announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Mae to Danny Butts son of Mr and Mrs Harry Butts of Power. The ceremony will be at Trinity Lutheran Church Choteau Saturday June 8 at 8 p m with a reception in the church parlors following. All friends and relatives are invited.
Foods of the future bring dehydrofreezing and freeze drying distinctions. Dehydrofreezing reduces weight by half with dehydration then freezing, preserving flavor and color and needing no refrigeration. Freeze drying uses sublimation after freezing, is more costly, but yields ultra lightweight foods for special uses.
The article notes 10 and 16 ounce fiber cartons for frozen juices and foil lined fiber board cans that cut costs and stay cool to touch. It highlights two new can tops that eliminate the need for a can opener and introduces heat and serve bags for ready meals.
Members of the Teton Women’s Republican Club reported at a monthly gathering last week that they attended a spring conference in Great Falls. They read rules for national contests and planned to study bills in Congress, organize clippings by subject, and hold a bake sale set for June 22. Monthly meetings resume September 28.
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