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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
3
Melvin Johnson of Power received word that his mother Mrs. Amelia Westrom died at Fort Benton hospital.
The region reels from a rough storm that disrupted travel between Cut Bank and Choteau, reducing visibility and delaying returns. Local gatherings include Eddie Arensmeyer Jim Carlson at the Cut Bank tournament, a Montana Power Co session led by Jim Glover, and Sunday dinner guests at Ernest Carlson’s home.
Mrs. Cecil Cole hosted a coffee party Friday afternoon with dinner guests Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Leslie Arensmeyer and family. Mr and Mrs Harold Baker and Herbert Tangen with Kathy and Howard Arensmeyer attended the Conference Training School for VBS at Redeemer Lutheran Church. On Sunday March 4 Mr and Mrs Lambert Toren and Roger joined dinner honoring Mrs Toren’s parents Mr and Mrs William Breding for their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mike Otness celebrated his sixth birthday with a lunch and games. Lyle Tesch also had a birthday lunch and Sunday dinner with the Tesch and Passmore families as guests. Lambert Toren and Roger were Sunday dinner guests with Mr and Mrs William Breding, as Lambert’s birthday was celebrated.
The District No 1 encampment met Sunday in the Odd Fellows Hall at Chateau with members from Great Falls Fort Benton and Walier present for a post meeting banquet.
Norma Hanson and Joan Pulver hosted a Girl Scout tea at Chateau Methodist Church basement to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Girl Scouting. Representatives from Dupuyer Augusta and Pendroy attended with local leaders and workers. Neighbors held a meeting as well.
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