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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

4

Greenfield Glimpses in Winter Returns Home

Winter resident Greenfield Glimpses returned to her home Monday after hospitalization for a foot injury at Deaconess hospital. Rochester reports Mrs. Nels Stengremson is convalescing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. David Swenby Rev and Mrs. Olaf Anderson returned from a California vacation including a visit to the San Francisco Exposition. Mrs. George Grassdock is recovering from surgery at Deaconess hospital. The American Legion and Legion auxiliary held a joint meeting with initiation for sixteen auxiliary members, including ten from the Dutton post, followed by social hour and lunch.

Deaconess Hospital Teton Recreational Council Chateau Rochester Minn Nels Stengremson David Swenby Olaf Anderson California San Francisco George Grassdock William Evans Elmer Robertson Evans Columbus Hospital American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Legon Auxiliary Dutton Post Wallace Maxfield

Something Different In the Methodist Church Friday Eve

A Woman's Safari at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday March 10 features a program led by Mrs. F. C. Smith. Miss Janet Howard of Great Falls heads Deaconess work with The American Bible Society and others detailing Temperance Public Morals Home Missions Education and Student Aid Foreign Missions and more culminating with Rev. R. F. Vick. The event includes a luncheon, brief address, and a closing benediction and invites all to attend.

Methodist Episcopal Church F. C. Smith Apnear Janet Howard Great Falls The American Bible Society Duvendack Bechtel Daley Circle R. F. Vick Winner Porter Willson Sturgis

Stick-to-It 4-H Club Meets at Manseth Home

The Stick-to-It 4-H club held its fourth regular meeting at the Manseth boys home on Friday evening March 3 with full attendance and two visitors. Howard Willson led games after the business session, lunch was served by Mrs. Manseth, and the next meeting is planned for Donald Passmore’s home on March 24 with Lawrence Swenson reporting.

Manseth Boys Howard Willson

Hendricksons Visit Great Falls and Local P T A Meeting

Mr and Mrs Knute Hendrickson visited Great Falls Monday. The P T A held its regular meeting Wednesday evening and the postponed Founders Day program was presented. Founders Day was February 17 but weather caused postponement. Circle two of the Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday at Mrs Hendrickson’s home.

Denton Knute Hendrickson Great Falls Circle Two Lutheran Ladies Aid

Women’s Club History Highlighted at Mortgage Burning

At the Choteau Women’s Club meeting the mortgage on the Chateau Library was burned. Mrs. E. J. Crary presented a club history noting 27 charter members in 1916, 65 current members, and key milestones including library moves, park stewardship, and a yearly Labor Day flower show. The program featured songs, duets, piano solos, and congratulations from Mayor John Hentges.

Choteau Woman’s Club Masonic Hall Chateau E. J. Crary Woman's Club Harriet McDonald Emily Crary Cora Coho Ella Mellon Ruby Looney H. Beaupre Edna’ Beaupre Emily Wodyskiss J. C. Taylor Woman’s Club C7g McDonald R.F. Vick Betty Webb J. C. Hensley John Hentges

Permits Granted By City Council At Meeting Monday

Three permits were approved along with routine business at the city council meeting held Monday evening. A. J. Moore received a permit to add a 16x20 structure to his Hobson addition home at an estimated $950. Franklin J. Fellers was authorized to move a house within Hobson addition from lot 20, block 5 to lots 25–28, block 23. I. G. Gestrud was approved to build a 16x36 garage and workshop in block 5 of the original townsite at an estimated $325.

A. J. Moore Hobson Addition Franklin J. Fellers Hobson I. G. Gestrud

Pendray Community News Local Social Roundup

Pendray residents share visits home from the Chateau hospital and Idaho winter departures. A Conrad baby boy to Torger son recent brides and club prizes mark social events. Guests at dinners and gatherings include the Swanson and Earls families, with many prize winners and thanks extended for party efforts.

Paul Briges Chateau Joel T. Thomas Stanley Walter Benédict Idaho Conrad Godfrey Torgerson Warneke Chester Thomas Nella Rice Floriene Jannusch Emerson Earls Newman Herman T Earls W. J. Earls Great Falls O. C. Durland J. A. Swanson Vendrey H. D. Club Nick Wellenstein John Rose J. H. Gutshall Cornett Larson W. H. Wellenstein Harry Swanson Mrs. Porter H. C. Nelson

Busy Beavers 4-H Club Reports Meeting at Marilyn Scott Home

The Busy Beavers 4-H Club held its last meeting at Marilyn Scott’s home where members judged pot holders and stirred aprons. The next meeting is planned at Allum’s with Evelyn Van Alkan as hostess. Margaret Armstrong served as reporter.

Busy Beavers 4-H Club Busy Beavers 4-H Marilyn Scott Allum’s Evelyn van Alkan Margaret Armstrong

Great Falls Farm Credit Slashes Short Term Rate to Four Percent

Farmers and stockmen in the Great Falls district see a 1 percentage point cut in short term credit rates from 5 to 4 percent by the Great Falls Production Credit association. The change applies to all loans written on or after February 24, reflecting a historically low rate for private securities amid a large 1938 loan volume of over $1,030,000.

Great Falls Great Falls Association

Methodist Church announces weekly services and programs

The notice lists choir practice at 7 30 pm and Easter music, a Safari sale Friday 10 am to 3 30 pm with lunch, Sunday school at 9 45 am, morning worship at 11, and a Lenten sermon series Voices from Calvary. Next Sunday features The Voice that Feared Caesar and a Hitler Mussolini talk at 7 45 pm. The Epworth League meets 6 30 pm and classes for seniors and juniors are scheduled.

Methodist Church i Calvary Caesar Epworth League Hitler Mussolini N. W. Edwards Pendray Richard F. ‘Vick

Better Homes 4H Club Met at Lola Burns Home

The Better Homes 4-H club met at Lola Mae Burns home on Tuesday evening February 28. Merle Fearon led the meeting as plans to finance the club were discussed. Alite King spoke on social etiquette and Tee-Dee weaving projects were inspected. Miss Sherwood oversaw games and a lunch was served. The next meeting, a St Patrick's Day party, will be March 14 at Miss Betty Webb's home with Miss Sherwood hosting.

Better Homes Betty Webb Miss Sherwood

North Star 4-H Club Dinner and Community News

The North Star 4-H club hosted a dinner at leader Miss Pyelyn Zeigler's home with members and parents in green and white decor. Members prepared most courses, including beef roast and desserts, followed by a program of songs, a talk, and a skit. The report notes upcoming community dinner plans and local guest details as well as illness and attendance updates.

North Star 4-H Pyelyn Zeigier Feaf Aso Maipkins Mae ‘Grant Rm Greta Bush Anna Lee Dauwalder Dorothy Dale Lislu-Gronberg Lois Gronberg Donna Faye Dauwaulder Donna Faye Dauwailder Lalu Leigh Gronberg Fred Willgon Frank Zgoda Lois Knowlton G. B. Zeigler H. D. Club Walter Johnson Mathis

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice

The American Legion auxiliary will meet Monday evening March 13 at the home of Mrs Chris Beck with Mrs C Ss McDonald assisting her hostess.

American Legion Auxiliary Chris Beck Ss. McDonald Hossteas

Teton Recreation Council Meeting Set for Saturday

The Teton county recreational council meets this Saturday evening March 11 at the high school building. Greenfield leads the program and Chateau the lunch with seventy five leaders from across the county expected to attend.

Teton Recreational Council Teton County Recreational Council Greenfield Chateau

Two Marriage Licenses Issued During Week

The clerk of court issued two marriage licenses last week. Roland J Peters, 32, of Pendrey, and Myri George, 22, of Byram, were recorded on March 4. Claude Smock, 32, and Ida Vogel, 20, both of Great arts, were listed on March 6.

Hatger Daley Roland J. ‘Peters Pendrey Myri George Byram Tee Oy Claude Smock Ida Vogel Great Arts Agave Bess

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