Choteau in Brief highlights local events and notices
Community items from Choteau include a food sale at Bloom's Grocery hosted by the Ladies Industrial Circle on April 1, fundraisers for the Lutheran Ladies Aid dinner at Trinity Church, and a charity rug sale at Dale Implement Co. Local residents attend Great Falls events, see scarlet fever cases easing, and sailors and students visit family. service members register, while Mrs. Carl Krueger learns her husband is a prisoner of war in Germany.
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Ladies Industrial
Bloom's Grocery
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Trinity Church
Choteau
Carl Krueger
Tim Robinson
Silver Thimble 4-H Club Elects Officers
The eight meeting of the Silver Thimble 4-H club at Eunice Stadtlander’s home elected Eunice Stadtlander as president and Dorothy Foster as vice president Ruth Reiquam as secretary and treasurer Joline Corbett as song leader Greta Swanson as recreation leader Joanne Cardell as reporter The group planned a layette for a baby and shared a lunch The next meeting will be at Joanne’s on March 29 at 7 30.
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Eunice Stadtlander
Dorothy Foster
Treas
Ruth Reiquam
Joline Corbett
Greta Swanson
Joanne Cardell
Joanne
Joan Cardell
Collins Selma Beringer and Local Community Notes
Collins area society notes report Mr and Mrs Raymond DeBow back on their ranch south of Collings after winter in Great Falls. A Qwen is new station agent replacing Ralph Coleman. Martin Alzheimer returns from Rochester MN after foot surgery and is feeling well. A second H D Club card party drew a good crowd with Mrs Reo Coghill and Homer Thompson high scorers. Collins aims for 100 percent on the Community Honor Roll.
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The
Acantha
Raymond DeBow
Collings
Great Falls
A. Qwen
Ralph Coleman
Martin Alzheimer
Rochester
Minnesota
Collins H. D. Club
Reo Coghill
Homer Thompson
Edith Bammel
Tex Ezell
Collins
Wedding of Pvt Swanson and Margaret Spichtig
A Montana picture page notes the marriage of Pvt Albert Swanson and Miss Margaret Jane Spichtig at the bride’s parents home in Great Falls. Swanson has returned to duty in the Mojave Desert, and Mrs Swanson will join him later. The column also mentions Cpl Janette Groat’s furlough from Camp White Oregon and other local news including Red Cross praise from Captain Elmer Iverson in New Guinea.
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Montana
Albert Swanson
Margaret Jane Spichtig
Cecil Ristow
Albert Spichtig
Fifth Avenue
North
Great Falls
Swanson
Infantry
Mojave Desert
California
Albert
Swanson Ranch
Premium Center
Collins
the Tribune
Cpl
Janette Groat
Fred Woodward
Chateau
Motor Corps
WAC
Camp White
Oregon
Janette
Edmund Alzheimer
R. S. McClenhan
George Tomsha
Charles Tomsha
Salem
Gervais
Dan Edwards
E. A. Edwards
Cashmere
Washington
Edwards
N. W. Edwards
Falls
War Food Administrate
Elmer Iverson
New Guinea
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Tax Change Forces Roller Skating Admission Hikes
New U S tax effective April 1 raises prices for skaters. Grade school students pay 25 cents total, ladies 30 cents, and gentlemen 40 cents including tax.
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U. S
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Sturgis
MacQuay- Norris
J. R. Armstrong
L. E. Taylor Garage
Arthur Verherrin
Grizzly Company
Dale Implement Co
Itc
Patty Strom
W. W. Scott
Father Halligan of
Browning
J. J. Sheerin
Father Scheidler
Fairfield
Earl Hollar
Ronnie Hinman
Henry D. Robinson
Bert Powell
Ernest Copenhaver
Ralph Lear
Jack
Maurice Lear
Navy
Butte
Fay Lear
Arlene Nelson
Army Air Forces
Mayme Nelson
Edmonton
Alberta
Choteau Home Demonstration Club
J. R. Collins
Frieda Schroeder
Roy Bumegartner
Lois Gronberg
Sgt. Stephenoff
Martin Gronberg
W. J. Earles
Pendray
W. L. Morgan
Bill
North Montana
Great Falls National Bank
Last Sunfday
Ray Carlson
Ray
Seattle
A. P
Eroyal
Lionel Barrymore
Royal Theatre
BE. J. Crary
Mer
Claude
Ike
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloom
Hill’s Bros
Poti
R. A. Clearman
W. Choteau
4-H Club
Collins Selma Beringer, Corr
Moose Hall Chateau
Choteau, Montana
Glen Baird
Roy Morgan
Mary Lou Montague
Betty Alzeheimer
Soil Conservation Office
Chick’s Shell Station
George Sulgrove
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