Choteau Jaycees seek billboard for POW release appeal
Choteau Montana February 26 1971 the Choteau Jaycees appeal for funds to rent billboard space in the Chateau area asking Hanoi to release American POWs including Lee Nordahl held over five years unable to write home donations requested to support the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Dick Nordhagen Choteau
Mont
Choteau Jaycees
Chateau
Hanoi
Lee Nordahl
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Paris
France
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Billings City
San Gabriel
Calif
John Nasmyth
Jack Bradley
Bob McNeel
Choteau
Montana
POW Project
Letter questions hospital sprinkler rule in Montana
Eber O Reese of Lancaster writes Secretary Rich ardson and Sen Mansfield about Teton Memorial Hospital in Choteau Montana facing possible closure. He cites fire safety, heat and smoke detectors, police links, staff on duty, and Medicare dependence as factors in preserving the hospital. He recalls staying in August 1970 and predicts broader impacts on the town if it closes. History note accompanies the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber O. Reese
Lancaster
Elliot L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare Commission
Washington, D. C
Mike Mansfield
Teton River Canyon
Choteau
Montana
Social Security Administration
Teton Memorial Hospital
James Humble
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lawrence O'Brian
Fire Marshall
Ball
Chateau
Consider the lilies of the field sermon in CHOTEAU Baptist Church text
A devotional piece extols ordinary people and objects serving God. It uses Matthew 6:28 to illustrate that even a common flower or donkey can carry a divine purpose. Roy L. Smith is quoted on personal impact and encouragement, concluding with church attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Roy L. Smith
Choteau Baptist Church
Pendroy area notes include showers and births
Sue Clark hosts a Pink and Blue shower March 6 at Pendroy hall. A baby boy Justin Ward was born Feb 23 at Teton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brownell. maternal grandparents Irvin Boisen and Mrs. Irene Neckstad. paternal grandparents Bob Brownell and Mrs. Rita Brownell. Numerous local visits and tournament attendance are listed among Pendroy residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Clark
Pendroy Hall
Dick Brownell
Teton Memorial Hospital
Justin Ward
Irvin Boisen
Columbia Falls
Bob Brownell
Gloria Neckstad
Kathy Thomas
Jim Denison
Chateau
Barney Maltby
Roy Page
Bynum
Ed Davis
Rachel Thompson
Helena
Jack Wellenstein
Bill Moser
Conrad
Charles Johns
Anna Hughes
Bill Lutge
Bob Rice
Robert Lettenga Sr
Shelby
Alan
Paul Rice
Bill Lusty
Bob Snodgrass
Stacey
Buck Fisher
Mark
Fred Bills
Dupuyer
Bob Stromswold
Donna Holdgskiss
Shirley Rice
Don Weist
Danelle
Mary Campbell
John
John Tschantre
Great Falls
Clair Lederer
Fairfield
Arnold Hanson
Pfc/4
Jerry Stokes
Parley Stokes
Howard Bartlett
Pendray
Reidar Neckstad
Justin
FA Local 24
Pendroy
Jimmy Peters
Bobh Rice
Art Erickson
Ethridge
Russell Akin
Stacey Ann
Debbie Woods
Jim Munroe
Jamie
Way Halverson
Dick Field
Pat
Chris
George Porter
Rosemarie Stokes
Larry Brownell
Cut Bank
Gerald Stokes
Alex Woods
Debbie
Ira Ritenour
Lyle
Bill Jones
Burlington
Wash
Tom Hall Sr
Chet Thomas
Sam Thomas
Red Darnell
Tom, Dupuyer
Dick Jimenenz
Wag Halverson
Bob Field
Walter
Charlie Field
Bud Stokes
Romey McCollum
Duane Halverson
Diane
Vernon Sylvester
Elko
Nev
Steven Lusty
Johnny Lusty
Steven
Paul Stokes
Don Rice
Elke
Rosemary
Ritenour
Richard Hansmann
Twin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arcantha
Mont&sna Association
Dick Nordhagen
Association
Choteau, Mont
Ing
Two
Americas
Wilbur Yeager
North America
Cuckler Steel
Span Company
Me Cuckler
Monticello, Low
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Turkey
Ham
Dutton Road
Sponsored By
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Pendroy Irene Neckstad
U. S. Choice
U.S. Choice
East Point
Velveeta
Schilling
Catsup
del Monte
Nalley
U. S
BRAND
U. S. NO
Hodge
Bulldogs
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