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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
6
The Dutton school band concert is set for May 14 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Students and organizations across the community announce birthdays, honors, and upcoming events including track meets, parades, and Legion auxiliary activities with multiple local families mentioned by name.
The Rev. Douglas P. Coole a Kansas born Methodist missionary to Chinese speaking communities in Malaya Sarawak Borneo will speak at Dutton Methodist on Sunday May 25 Coole on furlough in America has served as a missionary in Malaya India and China He was in Malaya during the 1942 Japanese advance and later taught in Leonard Theological College India before returning to China He grew up in China is fluent in Foochow Amoy Malay and related languages
The Dutton American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday night April 9 at Mrs. Elsa Holt’s home. Hymn of the month The Old Rugged Cross was sung by all. Burn-
The Chateau Montana City Council adopted Resolution No. 224 A on April 7 1958 to form Special Improvement District No 33 inside Block 37 Hazletts Second Addition. The district will fund sidewalks and curbs at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars by special assessments. A June 2 1958 public hearing will consider objections with protests due within 15 days of the first publication.
Etta Toeckes reports on Honduras for Pan American study. A new electric coffee urn was received by the saving of MJB coffee bands. President Lucille Waters appointed Audrey Ombholt Millie Olson and Wary Van Heel on the nominating committee. Remember May 24 as Poppy day. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Schabel Tuesday night May 13 with Mrs. Oscar Mehl assisting.
The annual 4-H spring meeting occurred at Greenfield school with President Melvin Johnson presiding. Mr. Vaughn of Bozeman assisted as 4-H club leader and spoke to junior leaders during the business session.
The group discussed the duties of a junior leader and shared ideas. Topics included the milk bar at the Montana State Fair in Great Falls and 4-H camp at Neihart from July 9 to 12. Events include conservation and junior leadership camps with mid June deadlines for applications.
The Agawam Nimble Fingers 4-H club met at the Agawam clubhouse on April 19. Darrell Stott spoke on the different parts and meat cuts of a beef.
Dr Gordon Haiberg spoke at the meeting about body parts and their care. A lunch of maple sticks and kool aid was served by Kaylene Larson who reports on the event.
Fairfield guests gathered Sunday evening at the John Crabtree residence to honor John Crabtree on his birthday with Mr and Mrs Ray Jen in attendance and other neighbors.
Sen and David join Mr and Mrs Boyd Jensen and Doak in household mentions. Doak is listed with Mr and Mrs Reece Silve and family. Mr and Mrs Ray Van De Riet and family also referenced. Mrs Ebba Griffith was on the sick list last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Ray Madsen substituted in the sixth grade.
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