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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
4
Lloyd S Pederson of Dutton and David H Larsen of Pendroy are discharged after one year ten months and three years respectively. Both served in the South Pacific. Also noted are Shuman Niestheimer of Dutton who served 3 years 1 month 17 days, and John H Genger and Leif C Boe of Fairfield.
Catholic Ladies food sale planned for Saturday June 30. Patricia Rose of Conrad visits grandmother Irene Brownell at Habel home. Leonard and Mrs. Rossmiller of Genoa attend Farmers Union picnic near Chateau with the Habels. Sgt Melvin Juelfs and Melva Jean Vick wed at West Side Methodist Church Great Falls. Juelfs, son of Diamond Valley, recently returned from 18 months overseas with the Eighth Air Force and will report to Fort Douglas Utah for reassignment.
The Farmington H. D. Club held its final meeting of the year at Farmington Hall. Plans were made for the annual H. D. community picnic at Chateau Park on Sunday July 1 with a pot luck dinner at 12 30. Officers elected for next year include Mrs. O Mauseth president Mrs G I Tangen vice president Mrs H Koch secretary plus project and home management leaders.
Local residents share visits and gatherings from Thursday afternoon through Sunday including Mrs Lott Kathryn and Rose Mary Ritenour with Mrs Fuller and the McDonalds returning from Big Fork. Supper guests at Dupuyer ranch include Roy Johns and June with the Moon family and Jake Gutshall with Mrs Jones and Betty.
Sdt Ray W. Robinson returned home from India last Thursday. Harry Agee came back from the European theatre for a 30 day furlough. Mrs Joyce Robinson visits with home folks this week. Ensign John Gibler spent time at the ranch of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Paul Kropp. Miss Dorothy Breding from Great Falls will spend the weekend with home folks. This Thursday is our Club day with a pot luck lunch and officer elections.
The ninth meeting of the Humming bird 4-H club in Dutton gathered seven members two leaders and three visitors at Molly and Sue Lewis home on June 19. Members practiced clothing care shrank cotton materials and heard talks on dress quality and hair care. The group scheduled a tour for Wednesday June 27 visiting Deaconess hospital Great Falls water tank and other sites with lunch and kit tenball to follow. Next meeting set for July 7 at Darlene Reeves home. Sue Loch News Reporter.
Hal A. Jenson former Teton High student manager and Baldog basketball figure graduated June 16 from the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Norman Oklahoma. He earned the rating of seaman first class and is the son of Mr. and Mrs A S Jenson of Bynum. He is home on furlough.
Ws for sale mixed feed oats listed by Mrs Miles G Averill of Collins Montana. Also for sale a travel case baby buggy in good condition available at Cho teau Creamery. A woman is wanted to help with housework while Mrs Barton convalesces at Ford Garage Chateau. Four lines indicate posts and inquiries.
The Teton County Montana Treasurer G E Monkman announces a delinquent tax list for 1944 with amounts due. Taxes plus costs will trigger a public sale of the described real properties on July 14, 1945, at the County Treasurer’s office in Chateau. Public inspection of the list is available at the Treasurer’s office.
A reader requests June 28 July 5 and 12 issues for mail to El Cerrito California while moving family to San Francisco. Also notes a new grandson born June 14 at Billings and a base air crew transfer to Spokane. Mentions missing May 31 issue and unsettled mailing conditions with weather remarks.
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