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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
4
Mayor D. P. Fabrick proclaims May 17 1958 as Crusade for Freedom Day urging citizens to support Radio Free Europe and combat communist tyranny. He calls schools churches civic groups and media to hold programs and prayers for liberation of captive peoples under Soviet rule.
The document records the mayor D P Fabrick of Chateau stamping the city seal on May 1 1958 in the presence of official witnesses. The text references domination in captive countries behind the Iron Curtain in a broad closing statement.
The Chateau Woman's Bowling Association elected officers for 1958 59 led by Verna Huidekoper as president and Rose Slanger as vice president. The Monday league also chose Katherine Thompson as president and Kay Sander as sergeant at arms. A banquet is set for May 14 at 6:00 PM in the Methodist church basement with WBC card holders invited. Mr and Mrs Paul Mathis leave Saturday for a month visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
Alpha Chapter No. 103 O. E. S. honored 18 Past Matrons and Patrons with a Time Marches On program at Dutton. Gifts included a hand tool coin purse and a key case from Betty and Bill Briggs. An April 17 Friendship Night hosted Eastern Star members from nearby towns with many special guests and a wedding dress parade as a highlight.
Mr and Mrs Bob McDonald Mr and Mrs Ed Schilling and Mr and Mrs D H Moulton were Great Falls visitors Saturday attending a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant.
Louis Moos, a Soil Conservation Service biologist, will visit Chateau on Friday May 16 to assess two reservoirs for possible trout restocking. He will also survey areas near Fort Benton and Havre for the same purpose per area conservationist Herman Kraus.
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