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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
5
Robert Goddard of Brady visited as did Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Johnson of Power. Many locals traveled to Great Falls Rochester Minn and Helena for work health and church activities.
The Ladies Industrial of the Methodist church in Choteau held a tea in the church parlors to greet new residents. About 75 guests attended as Mrs. Bert Powell and Mrs. N. W. Edwards served. welcome address by Mrs. Clarence Stenson preceded a piano solo by George Shirley with committee members Mrs. W. J. Shirley, Mrs. Walter Dauwalder, and Mrs. Edwards assisting.
Miss Helen Odenwald reports her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Odenwald who once lived in Choteau are relocating from Orofino Idaho to Seattle. He worked at a meat market in Orofino and plans similar work in Seattle but will seek lighter duties due to health.
Teton county board of commissioners will meet from 10 00 a m to 12 00 noon and from 1 00 p m to 4 40 p m starting July. The change, adopted at the June session, only affects the afternoon period which previously ran 2 to 5 p m.
Thanks to strong local support in Chateau and vicinity a third shipment of silk rayon and nylon for the war effort is near. A final push is requested as 190 pounds or more are still needed to reach the goal and all remaining material should be brought to collecting centers promptly. Silk and nylon are among the war's most needed materials.
The article extols women in American industry who operate heavy electrical machinery and press, highlighting their 110 pounds of weight and 5 foot 1 frame as they lift and drive steel. It credits electric power as the modern magic enabling their work on roaring production lines alongside men, boosting wartime manpower and output beyond Axis nations.
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