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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
5
Local items report business visits, sales at the Catholic Ladies Auxiliary, and upcoming food sales. Navy furloughs and boot training involve Milton Van Auken and George Liscum, with students, teachers, and families traveling between Choteau, Seattle, Great Falls, and Havre. A Kennedy generation links to Brig. Gen. Kendell. deaths, illnesses, and a Girl’s Secound Club initiative appear among community updates.
President George Washington laid the cornerstone of the national Capitol in Washington D C on September 18 1793 marking the start of the federal building project with ceremonies and speeches attended by early government leaders.
Second grade student Dan Lindseth returns after four weeks with measles. Third grade Johnny Van Wicken resumes after five weeks with scarlet fever and class studies division. Fourth grade Eleanor Nelson back after scarlet fever. Holland assembly with Dutch songs and play Little Hero of Holland. many mothers attended. Sixth grade to present three act play March 24. Lewis Munson out with measles. Seventh grade Rose Mary Ritenour and Eugene Nelson return after long illness. honor roll names listed and two essays entered in American Legion contest. Eighth grade Boy Scouts host dance March 24 at 8:00 pm. Grace Munson back from measles. Reporters: Pattie Breen and Greta Jane Swanson.
A March sale event at Dale Spmlement Co in Choteau features con goleum rugs. Local shoppers can expect discounted offerings and potential bargains on woven rugs through the month.
Mr and Mrs Joe LeDesky hear their son M Set Myron LeDesky is in Africa and likes it food good served on white tablecloth. H D club held all day meeting at Mrs A G Arensmeyer's. potluck dinner enjoyed. Red Cross drive ends March. contributions urged. Farm ers Union meets Friday March 24 potluck lunch. Hall improvements at Chateau ongoing with kitchen updates and painting planned. Two elderly residents Mary Zeigler and Kroft passed away this week.
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