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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

5

Choteau in Brief Covers Local Rentals and Visits

Choteau in Brief lists visits and social events around Choteau Montana. Notables include Mrs. Robert Savage visiting Kalispell, Freeman Daley and Heck Stephens from Cut Bank in town, and Mrs. Sallie Stephens hosting a Mary belle Peterson shower. Several townspeople travel to Great Falls Proctor and Seattle. births, engagements, and local gatherings are noted along with faculty resignations and honors for students Bunny Stearns and Bob Kropp.

Heck Stephens Cut Bank Choteau John Graves Collins Sallie Stephens Grace Barr Ted Stewart Proctor Mont Clarence McNeal Deaconess Great Falls John Hill Chateau Viola Pearson Cascade Barbara Schmitz Washington, D. C Marybelle Peterson Otto Waynild G. M. Gunther Kalispell M. Mancaronal W. Aldrich Conrad Dexehtcr A. J. Moore Om Suny Elmer White Pendrey L. Cook Cap Peterson Penney Glendale Cal Rex Defense Industries Gay Bagley Julius Hollenbeck Marian Lewis Dolly Kolste Betty Nichols LeRoy Anderson Perrine Alma Lindseth A. W. Guernsey R. A. Anderson Adugher Darlene Welton North Dakota Herman Falkenstein Clint Core Shelby Judith Ann Core H. W. Bateman Salt Lake City Bateman Bunny” Stearns Phi Upsilon Omnicon State College Bozeman Bob Kropp Alpha

USO Campaign To Be Started Soon In County

Attorney B I Packer, county USO campaign chair, reports word from James A Farley that national committee leadership stresses complete team work for the pending drive to aid fighting forces. No dates yet set, but the local drive should occur within the next month.

B. I. Packer USO James A. Farley USO National Corporations Committee Atty. Packer

Methodist Services Plan Weekly Church Activities

The notice outlines choir rehearsal tonight at 8 00 and Sunday May 17 activities including Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 special music by the choir and a 7 00 Youth Fellowship followed by an 8 00 evening service. Dee David Smith leads the opening service with special music. A midweek service is Friday at 8 00. In Bynum a worship service is set for next Sunday at 3 00 pm with special music. Pendroy holds a dedicatory service for a new sanctuary on Sunday May 31 from 3 00 to 5 00 with open house to 7 00 invitation extended to neighboring ministers and congregations. Psalm 91:1 is quoted and Richard F. Vick, Minister, signs the notice.

Rugged Religion Dee David Smith Bynum Pendroy Richard F. Vick

Lutheran services and events at Trinity Lutheran Chateau

Trinity Lutheran Chateau schedules Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. Confirmands meet Saturday at 2. Choirs recur weekly. Farmington Ladies Aid meets May 20 at Mrs. Reiquam’s home. Dorcas and Ladies Aid joint meeting May 22 at 8. Confirmation Festival May 24 at 11 with communion at 8. Dutton Lutheran evening service at 8 with confirmands meeting at 7. Pastor Gravdal signs.

Trinity Lutheran of Chateau Farmington Ladies’ Aid Alvin Reiquam Dorcas Society Mesdames H. Wheeler J. Knutson Dutton Lutheran A. Bernard Gravdal

Food Preservation Demonstrations Set Across County May June

Miss Margaret Conlon, home demonstration agent, leads a series of food preservation demonstrations at county home clubs during May and June. Meetings list Power H D club to Sunny Slope school with dates from May 14 to June 16 and a to be announced County Line club location.

Margaret Conlon Power H. D. Club A. Halcro Bynum No H. D Edna Rowley Greenfield Better Homes Geo. Dryden Greenridge Club Young’s Fairfield Collins Agawam Beck Mountain View H. Shannon Diamond Valley Dutton Womans Club Dry Forks Sunny Slope Farmington County Line Club Miss Conlon

Legion Auxiliary Selects Officers For Coming Year

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Chateau Drug dining room to nominate officers for the new year. Elected were President Mrs J Arm strong first vice president Mrs Chris Beck second vice president Mrs Clara Baker historian Mrs Chas McDonald chaplain Mrs El mer Smith sergeant at arms Mrs Lorna Huffman. Poppy chairwomen were named for Chateau Bynum Farmington and Pendroy. A lunch followed hosted by Mrs Elda Becker Mrs Dick Reiding Mrs B I Packer and Mrs Ted Halvorson. The poppy remains a symbol honoring service members and a pledge to remember them.

American Legion Auxiliary Chateau Drug J. Armstrong Chris Beck Clara Baker Chas, McDonald Elmer Smith Lorna Huffman Cardell Chateau R. Swenson Bynum Nyhns Farmington Armstrong Pendroy Elda Becker Dick Reiding B. I. Packer Ted Halvorson

Victory Begins at Home 4-H Convention at Montana State College

Delegates to the 1942 Montana state 4-H club convention gather June 2 to 5 at Montana State College. About 200 seniors and leaders attend four days of training while focusing on war effort goals such as garden and livestock production, food preservation, health and safety, clothing, and democratic studies. Delegates from Teton county include Mrs. E. N. Southard, Mrs. Alta Stott, Bynum United Hearts, Paul Rice, Pendroy.

Montana State College Montana Teton County E. N. Southard 4-H Council Alta Stott Bynum United Hearts Paul Rice Pendroy

Four 4-H Members Named in Fairfield Area Club Records

Naomi Schultz of Diamond Valley Hummings Bird Virginia Kochman of Bynum United Hearts Marguerite Morgan of Fairfield Junior Homemakers and Charles Morris Swenson are listed as 4-H members in local records.

Naomi Schultz Diamond Valley Hummings Bird Virginia Kochman Bynum United Hearts Marguerite Morgan Fairfield Junior Homemakers Charles Morris Swenson

Power Woman's Hen Flock Tops March Egg Output

Bozeman May 12 The flock of 311 white leghorns owned by Mrs G C Roberson of Power led all extension demonstration farm flocks of more than 100 hens in March with 7 206 eggs at 23 38 per hen Extension poultry specialist Harriette Cushman Montana State College reports Feed costs per hen averaged 15 cents for March same as a year ago and 13 cents in 1940 Egg prices averaged 27 cents per dozen for March up from 21 cents a year ago and 15 cents in 1940

Bozeman G. C. Roberson Harriette E. Cushman Montana State College

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