Greenfield Glimpses Mrs Roy Shay Returns Home
Mrs Roy Shay returned home on Friday after receiving medical care in the Deac.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
4
Mrs Roy Shay returned home on Friday after receiving medical care in the Deac.
Fred Raihl A L Johnson and Ben Peden joined fellow growers in Helena for a state poultry meeting where John J Scanlon from Farm Credit Administration discussed cooperative marketing. Miss Cushman urged a regional survey while Miss Natalie McDermott chaired foods for the 1940 high school week at Montana State College April 25 26 27.
Communion Sunday mass timings listed for Bynum Power and Dut ton locations with Rev. J. F. Schulte named as pastor. Chateau service at 11, Bynum and Power at 9, Dut ton at 11.
Clarence Stenson family moved into Chateau last Friday and rented Mrs Hanson’s house. Leslie Chalmers of Stanford Montana and family stayed at the Chalmers home. Henry Arensmeyer and wife welcomed a 9 lb 15 oz girl born at Deaconess hospital Great Falls on March 4. Birthday dinner honored Mrs Arensmeyer at the Chalmers home with many relatives present. Depner couple returned from Portland. August Ziebarth and Carl Van Setten assist Dr Seekins at Equity elevator. Tom Wolcott moved to Pishkun reservoir to work. Mrs Wolcott boards the crew.
The Little Theatre Group gathered Monday evening with Mrs R F Baillie hosting a seven o clock no host dinner. The program featured Mrs Bud Mc Neal presenting a review of the current Broadway play The American Way.
John G. Howe and dealers from across Montana attend a special meeting in Billings to receive an entire train load of Ford tractors with Ferguson system. The train from Dearborn arrives the meeting day, greeted by Mayor Trott's committee. Midland Implement hosts a full day program featuring manufacturing and sales plans and an on the farm demonstration.
The state purchased beds mattresses tables chairs dressers and incidentals costing 2780 for the third floor of the new wing at the Galen tuberculosis sanitarium. Work on the third floor is expected to be completed soon.
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