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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
4
The Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club held a sewing workshop led by Miss Freida Schroder with 14 members participating. Demonstrations covered cake and pastry making, tissue and fiber wood carnations, and a Russia study. A postmaster’s talk on packaging and mailing was given, with a window display at Dutton Meat Market. Members invite new participants.
The ad proposes insuring the goose that lays eggs rather than only the eggs, urging readers to speak with Boyd about insurance needs now. It cautions against delaying estate planning, noting you cannot build on plans for someday but can act today.
Mr and Mrs Guss McDonell and daughter Doris spend two weeks in Bakersfield California visiting son Wes ley McDonell and meeting grandson Arthur Hallberg. Arthur Hallberg from Warren Oregon arrived for Louis Hallberg’s funeral. The group plans trips to Kodiak Alaska via British Columbia. Others travel from Conrad to Bozeman to visit the Gray family and attend a piano recital as Charles Gray nears degree completion at Montana State College. Marian Davis of Helena hosts guests aged 93. Extended visits include stops at the Odd Fellow Home in Helena.
Local readers in Teton County are urged to subscribe to The Acantha for $3.00 per year with delivery options and contact details available at the newspaper office.
The Tri-County District of the Royal Neighbors of America met in Conrad and Modern Woodman events with state officials Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Ish among attendees. Over 100 members from Dutton, Great Falls, Brady, and other towns participated in ritual work and heard delegate Burnetta Toeckes report on Dutton’s camp and Hearing Project progress. Series E and H Savings Bonds yielded 2 percent first year and a 4 percent rate to maturity after 18 months.
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