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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1961
Page
2
The Chateau Rainbow Assembly will hold a regular installation on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Jim and Anita Dellno won the A and K Lanes King and Queen trophy in the annual kings and queen tournament for the second year in a row. They can claim the trophy outright if they win it again next year.
The Teton County Young Democrats Club promotes an educational program on county government. County Superintendent Murial Reiquam opened the program at the last meeting. May speakers include Betty Swenson the county nurse and R W McMullen the probation officer. The May meeting is set for Thursday May 11 at 8 at the courthouse. Public can attend.
The Max M Hoeschen house at Pendroy burned to the ground early Tuesday at 5 a.m. Firefighters from Pendroy Conrad and Chateau rural departments arrived too late to save the property. The Hoeschens will stay temporarily at the Bill Wellenstein residence.
Marian Davis, 94, long time Choteau resident, was the subject of a Montana Parade feature in the Sunday Great Falls Tribune supplement. The Frey painting shows a rose from 1890 made while she lived in Fargo. She paints for enjoyment, not for money, and doubts she has strength to continue.
Chateau Golf Club officials announced a special meeting for members and prospective members to be held Wednesday at 8 p m. The gathering will include refreshments and the election of officers for the coming season.
LeRoy Yeager of Chateau is named to the East squad for the 1961 East-West Shrine benefit game set for Memorial Stadium in Great Falls on August 26. The roster shows 20 schools represented with Great Falls Bisons leading with five selections.
The City Bowling Association will meet at the Legion Hall next Thursday May 11 at 8 p m. Officers will be elected and awards for the 1960 61 bowling season presented. Mrs Lila Black and her children visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Gollehon over the weekend in Great Falls.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to hundreds of local and distant visitors who attended the April 29 30 exhibit by the art class. The author also praises the class for 100 percent cooperation and pride in their progress.
A 45 minute film titled Operation Abolition will be shown in Choteau from May 8 to 13 at the Legion Hall with free public showings and private borrowings available through Jim Crawford of the Choteau American Legion Post. The film critiques communist influence and actions against the House Committee on Un-American Activities and J Edgar Hoover.
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