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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
8
Milton McNay pool supervisor at Choteau High School invites swimmers to call 6634 to register for summer instruction. He will compile names to plan later classes as the Choteau pool opens July 1.
Four generations of the Morgan family attended the ceremony with Mrs Stadlund singing. Guests from Helena included Mr and Mrs J Birch and their family. Mrs Thorn ton Cabel, the bride’s grandmother, watched from the porch. Mrs Christian traveled from Helena and voiced happiness for the couple.
Children who have attended the Chateau Methodist vacation school will present a program at the church Friday night at 7 30. They assemble in classrooms and parents will be seated in the church basement banquet room to watch a small stage program with handwork displays for inspection afterward. The public is invited to attend tomorrow night.
Choteau high school juniors Mary Ann Breen and Mary Lee Baulch left for Girls' State in Billings. Nurse Mrs Emily Stewart of Fairfield accompanies them as medical staff for the week long, all-expenses-paid event starting Friday June 16.
The IOOF and Rebekah lodge sets a regular meeting for June 10. Members are asked to complete attestations and attend at one time, as stated by the committee.
The Episcopal Gent club will meet at the home of Mrs Ada Henderson Thursday afternoon June 15 at 2 15 p.m. The gathering invites members to attend for an afternoon of fellowship.
The article lists teachers and their summer plans, naming Mrs Emiils Hodekis and Mrs Kaise Yarack among others. It notes third and second grade staff, with placements at Dill on, Glendive, Vaughn, and Cho teau.
Elmer Cardell, long associated with Choteau teams after the 1915 disbanding of the professional roster, remained active with the Teton All-Stars and local clubs. He later served as county road and shop foreman, working as a machine repairman for road equipment after leaving baseball.
A fragment notes a marriage with a daughter Joanne born, now Mrs Lyle Carden of Bozeman. Surviving wife and daughter are mentioned. Carden belonged to a group abbreviated as C.
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