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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
4
Proceeds from the annual Choteau Soroptimist show will fund a shelter building in Choteau City Park. The City Council approved erecting the structure in the park at a recent meeting. Theme is Modes and Music. the event will be in Choteau High School auditorium with prizes and entertainment planned.
Doheny school pupils and parents guided by Mrs. L. Crosgrove toured Helena on February 29 visiting the Russell Memorial and the state Senate and House. It was their first year not formally introduced in the House and they concluded with dinner at International Airport and a weather bureau tour.
Mr and Mrs Paul Kropp return to Chateau after six weeks in Arizona visiting Mesa Tucson and Yuma with their daughter and son and families Jay Robinsons Robert Kropps E L Jourdonnais and Frank Stearns Also visited Dick Reiding and Dupuyer residents The Kropps were welcomed home Sunday by relatives Mr and Mrs George Seufert hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Seufert with guests Bob Davidson Vince Peters from Dupuyer.
Mr and Mrs James Vincent King of Huntington New York reveal the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Margaret to Lyall Sturgeon Crary Jr MD son of Dr and Mrs Lyall Sturgeon Crary The bride to be is a University of Connecticut Nursing School graduate and Beth Israel Hospital School of Nursing Boston faculty member The groom to be trained in general surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Yale University alumnus and former Air Force captain to be married in April
Mrs. Jerry Breen departed yesterday for Spokane Washington to rendezvous with her daughter Mrs. John Mc Hugh. They plan to continue together to Portland Oregon.
Lyall Schaefer, chairman of the Teton ASC county committee, warns farmers that March 22 is the deadline to sign up for the 1963 Feed Grain program. Producers may reduce at least 20 percent of acres to conservation use to receive diversion and price support payments, with new price support per bushel at 18 cents for corn 16 for grain sorghum and 14 for barley.
Patients admitted include Joseph Luck Dutton Mrs Hans Anderson Choteau Mrs Elizabeth Caldwell Fairfield Dorothy Stenson Choteau Elias Wipf Augusta Mrs W C Coon Augusta Sandra Gollehon Choteau Mrs Louis Pearson Fairfield Mrs William Rendicker Power David Morgan Augusta Nancy Morgan Augusta Mrs James Frieling Dutton Discharged include Eugene Key Augusta Ernest Knight Fairfield John Eastwood Fairfield Mrs Charles Blixrud and infant daughter Chateau Mrs Mary Brown Fairfield Mrs George Sabo Choteau William Breding Choteau Frank Logsdon Simms Mrs Kenneth Farmer and infant son Choteau Mrs Robert Marcoff and infant son Fairfield John B Johnson Augusta
Mr and Mrs Tom Brown and their son Stevie returned home last Thursday after a week in Billings visiting Browns parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown.
Carla of rural Conrad hosts guests for an April wedding. Din ner guests include Arlene’s folks and extended family from Brady. Several local and regional residents visit and attend community gatherings and activities through the week.
Shelby previews outline a crowded field as Wolf Point and Big Sandy contend for a third straight state crown. Choteau and Chateau Pendas face tough paths while Columbia Falls Roundup Malta and Deer Lodge hover as dark horses. Thursday winners advance to semis. losers enter consolation with Saturday final set.
The forecast predicts quite cold weather on Tuesday with a chill listed for worse. The piece notes a six degree below zero morning in Augusta Wisconsin and mentions community activities including Red Cross drives and local visits among residents.
Two Pomeranian pups, one male and one female, AKC registered. Seller Eva Terry located in Choteau. Contact at 466 2765. No other details available.
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