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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
4
Pendray News notes Mrs. Orville Monkman visiting in Great Falls and Chateau, L. O. Kelley returning from California, and multiple local trips. Families attend funerals in Helena and share gatherings at the Gulbrandsens, Sul livans, and Brunsons. Wayne Roberts enlists in the Navy. Ladies Aid dinner postponed.
Mrs. Chris Hoerman returns from Ohio with family visiting at her home in Collins. Baby Roberta Kaye born March 12 at Deaconess hospital, Great Falls to Dan and wife. Ivank Horak treated for eyes in Great Falls. Local residents shop and dine with friends. several visits and family dinners noted. Card party prizes awarded to Clifford Hold, Mrs Horak, Michael Horak, and Mrs Anna Munson. Mrs Perwett travels to Rochester Mayo Clinic for goiter treatment. Adolph Banis now in Arizona as airplane mechanic.
Mrs Abe Breere entertained the sewing club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs C M Swenson returned from Arcadia Wisconsin after a month visiting relatives and attending a family reunion for her father's 82nd birthday. Prior to Arcadia she had an operation at the Mayo clinic. Ernest Johnson works at Paul Kropp's. Carve Reynolds visited Abe Breeze's home early week. J B Conner returned from Great Falls after ten days for medical care. Mr and Mrs Nyhus visited J L LeDesky home Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Barnhill visits Grandparents George and Mrs Talifson.
The Teton County Nutrition committee was organized Saturday at Chateau. Margaret Conlon was appointed chair by the state nutrition committee and the county preparedness and advisory commission. Elizabeth Havnen was elected secretary. The group aims to promote better health through nutrition as part of the national war program.
The Sun River irrigation area expects a 20 percent rise in seed pea acreage this spring led by new growers on the west slope. Seed pea prices rise about 2.4 cents per pound from last year with current estimates at 4.50 to 5.00 per hundred, while Fairfield area varieties remain under a price floor. Greenfields division shows 10,487 acres planted in 1941, up from 6,236 in 1940, signaling continued expansion of seed pea farming and defense food production.
About forty attended the Bose hall pot luck dinner on Sunday with games and group singing. Great Falls visitors from the vicinity included several named residents, and local residents reported hospital discharge, visits, and travel plans to California and Los Angeles involving family members and friends.
4 H club gathered at Nancy Stenson's home Friday at four pm. President Mary Ellen Swanson led attendance and the group sang My Wild Irish Rose to honor St Patrick's Day.
Nancy Stenson presided and read the minutes. The group chose the Keep em booking club name and heard a talk on why cocktails are served. Margaret Armstrong demonstrated a grapefruit and vegetable juice cocktail with Lucille Carlson to present meat cuts at next meeting. Elaine Passmore joined as a new member. The next meeting is March 20 at Lucille Carlson's home at four.
Maynard Hospital Ole Holland admitted Saturday for medical treatment. Arthur Johnson of Fairfield admitted Friday for medical treatment. Adolph Bushman of Choteau admitted to Choteau Hospital. John Pearson of Choteau admitted for surgical treatment. Miss McGinty, long term Great Falls hospital patient, brought back March 17. Mrs Reinhart Arensmeyer of Choteau gave birth to a baby boy March 18. Mrs Geo Headington admitted March 18. Mrs Rosin and baby dismissed March 18. Michael Miller dismissed March 17.
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