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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1961

Page

6

Community Notes From Havre And Nearby Towns

Havre residents share weekend visits with relatives as Otto Schaefer moves to Teton Memorial Hospital. Julius Wolf dies in Great Falls, while Claude Smith and family relocate to Ed Oberwolte’s house. Local social events include a birthday party for Bertha Gordon hosted by Mrs. Jack Rogers and Mrs. Morris Franklin.

Lou Lucke Havre Janet Wedum Otto Schaefer Great Falls Hospital Teton Memorial Hospital Richard Loss Helena Romey McCollum E Loss George Thomett Port Angeles Wash Agnes Mikkelson Jim Hamilton Claude F. Smith Great Falls Julius C. Wolf Paul Wolfe Bob Cravens Great’Falls Fred Swenson Bert Rice Fort Campbell

Community Notes From Great Falls Area Events

Local residents attended various gatherings including a birthday dinner for Dennis and Jennie Knaff at the Knaffs home, a bridal shower for Virginia Durr hosted by Mary Lynn Taylor and others, and plans for the Art in the Park show at Gibson Park. Survivors and community members appear in service attendances, school concerts, and bowling events across Missoula to Bozeman.

Virginia Durr Bill Olsen Mary Lynn Taylor Vélma Olsen Grace Depner Geraldine Paulus Gibson Park Great Falls A. B. Gravdal al Tesch Lucy Habel Gravdal Habel Emerick Joramo Bynum Linda Whipple Montana State University Angel Flight Air Rotc Angels Air Force Wi-Mo-Da-Si Carrie Salmond Leo Murphy Missoula Murphy Muriel Reiquam Betty Swenson Dutton Greenfield and Power Power Bob Erickson Sid Erickson Sunburst Fort Benton Ronald Hinman Havre Hinman Marvin Larson Lowry Larson Florida Lorraine Maynard Mike Leigland Lu Miller Doris Jardine Bozeman

Two Choteau Girls Named to Sorority at MSU

Arlene Depner and Darlene Shelmerdine, Choteau High graduates, join Little Sisters of Miterva at Montana State College. Depner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emily Depner, holds an Advanced Honor Scholarship and Mortar Board membership, affiliated with Delta Gamma. Shelmerdine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shelmerdine of Libby, is a junior in secondary education, secretary of Associated Women Students, Newman Club member, and Alpha Omicron Pi sorority member.

Arlene ‘Depner Darlene Shelmerdine Choteau High ‘School Little Sisters of Miterva Montana State College Serfraternity Miss Depner Emily Depner Mortar Board Spurs Service Honorary Associated Women Students Delta Gamma Sorority Shelmerdine Alfred Shelmerdine Libby Chateau Walt Magee Newman Club Harrison Alpha Omicron Pi: Sorority

Cho teau Rainbow for Girls install at Masonic Temple

Caralynn Weist was installed as worthy advisor of Cho teau Assembly No. 54 Order of Rainbow for Girls in a Sunday ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Suzanne Perkins retired as installing officer and a slate of officers and choir members were introduced with Laur ette Hanusa named mother advisor.

Caralynn Weist Ernest A. Weist Choteau Assembly No Order of Rainbow For Girls Sarah Planck

Rate Unchanged on CCC Price Support Loans for 1961 Crops

R McKerina of Bozeman, chairman of the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee, announced the interest rate on CCC price support loans remains at 3 percent per year. The rate has applied to nonrecourse commodity loans since 1954.

Credit Corporation Mc‘Kerina Bozeman State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee CCC

Woman's Society Officers Installed At Methodist Meeting

At a regular meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church last Wednesday Irene Ward served as installing officer. The officers named include Mary Schilling president Thelma Schiller vice president Dorothy O'Neil treasurer Norma Abbott secretary Jennie Knaff promotion secretary Geraldine Paulus mission secretary Christie Hickey social relations Patricia Inbody student work secretary Mable Johns youth secretary Verna Huidekoper children's secretary Ila Standish Spiritual life secretary Theone Christman literature secretary Florence Kelly supply secretary Evelyn McAuley Cora Miller and Julia Monkman circle chairmen and Iona Zgoda chairman of local church activities.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Mary Schilling Thelma Schiller Dorothy O'Neil Norma Abbott Jennie Knaff Geraldine Paulus Christie Hickey Patricia Inbody Mable Johns Verna Huidekoper Ila .Standish Spiritual Life Theone Christman Florence Kelly Evelyn McAuley Cora Miller Julia Monkman Circle Iona Zgoda Irene Ward

Tea Held by Mrs Howard Honors Pepton and Weist

Mrs. W E Howard hosted a Saturday afternoon tea honoring Mrs. LeeRoy Pepton and Miss Marlene Weist with pink and white decor and a guest list including Mrs. Clara Baker and Mrs. Arnold Hanusa. The piece also details Miss Lynne Howard Webb and LeeRoy Pepion wedding events and upcoming nuptials for Weist and Howard in Choteau and Helena.

W. E. Howard LeeRoy Pepton Marlene Weist Howard Clara Baker Arnold Hanusa James Howard Ernest Weist Boyd Jensen William Lines Cecil Taylor Charles Tesch Pepton Lynne Howard LeeRoy Pepion Walier Helena Carol Ann Howard Pete Howard Montana State University Missoula Peer Arthur Weist Agawam Choteau Choteau Methodist Church

Pedestrians Urged to Follow Golden Rule on Montana Roads

The Montana Highway Patrol urges drivers to treat pedestrians as fellow humans and grant their rights, stressing the golden rule as guidance for safe sharing of the road.

Montana Highway Patrol

Women player nets prize in open house mileage contest

Esther Buchanan posted the closest guess in a mileage contest tied to an open house at Bouins Post yard. Her 29 990 mile guess beat the 29 963 actual miles, earning a premium tire, with other winners receiving a guaranteed battery, front end alignment, wheel balancing, and free wash services.

Esther. Buchanan Miles Bouins Harold Bouma Montgomery Ward

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