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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
8
Folk dances and games fill one period weekly for grades one through five over six weeks. Fourth graders note progress in two part music while upper grades study Wellsprings of Music and operas via recordings. Notebooks track composers and instruments. radio reports shared orally. Lower grades prepare an operetta Little Black Sambo. boys glee club has a surprise.
Kenneth Burlingame is president Joe Bush is vice president Barbara Thronson secretary treasurer Marie Carrier has left school and moved to Gilman An all eighth grade cast will present American Passport a three act comedy Friday April 18 at the high school auditorium Directed by Ruby A Miller proceeds fund a new stage setting for the high school stage The Fun Feed and rain Wednesday disrupted gym classes for the grades.
The F F A judging and drill teams advance toward the district meet this Saturday March 29 at Fairfield and the state meet in late April. Participants include the basketball rifle stunt and horseshoe teams while members assist Miss Corlett with the Fun Feed preparations.
Mrs. Arthur Brown of Bynum was admitted as a medical patient March 27. Mrs. Albert Hofland of Collins gave birth to a baby girl March 22. Mrs. Mary Bair was admitted as a surgical patient March 24 and dismissed the same day.
Farmers plan early field work as calm days continue with Ro bert McClenhan among first to tractor. Residents discuss grasshopper egg disruption, wheat prospects, and the push for a new rural mail route from Dutton across the Teton river. Community events include a minstrel show fund drive and a March 28 meeting on the 1941 farm program and marketing quotas.
Local American Legion Auxiliary met at the community hall to fill out emergency service questionnaires. Guests include Mrs. Carl Vigen and son Sherwood from Rowan. Carl Van Setton moves to the old Martin Johnson farm recently purchased by him. The Van Setton family once lived there before moving to Farmington. Several residents visit Helena to see Mr. Hoover and Brandt at Fort Echaeos hospital. Hoover plans further consultations in Portland or Los Angeles for neck injury. Arletta McInerney shows improvement at nearby hospital. W. Eaton returns from Miles City after a month away. Farm Security offices in the community building will move to Fairfield when a new building is ready. School patrons hope the move eases crowded rooms. Greenfield school has 175 pupils.
Carl Hager moved his cleaning plant this week from its former location beside the Choteau Hardware Co. to a new tile and concrete building directly behind the Choteau Cleaners and Tailors. The fireproof structure will safeguard against fire and aid customer service.
The county extension office announces that E. E. Isaac, extension horticulturist, will be in the county for four days in mid April to assist residents requesting landscaping guidance at the county extension office.
Catholic services listed for Sunday with masses at Choteau Fairfield Power and Dutton reflecting a fifth Sunday schedule. Lenten devotions held at Choteau on Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays at 7 30 p m. Cornerstone laying for new Fairfield church at 3 p m public invited.
An assortment of car listings with prices for 1932 to 1939 models from L. E. Taylor Garage including Chevrolets and a 1939 Pack? Four-door Sedan plus a 1936 Chevrolet Pickup. Also rental notice, a dairy cow for sale, a WANTED Rawleigh Route listing and a general small classified page item.
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