H S Teachers Off for Summer
Te ton high closes for summer vacation with most teachers gone. Principal Guthrie and Miss Marion Butchart remain in town. Several faculty plan summer study in Minnesota and at Oregon State College while others travel.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
2
Te ton high closes for summer vacation with most teachers gone. Principal Guthrie and Miss Marion Butchart remain in town. Several faculty plan summer study in Minnesota and at Oregon State College while others travel.
The Helena based Montana Educational Journal mentions a student in attendance at the junior prom, detailing participation and school involvement within the event.
Intermountain college of Helena sent a delegation to a fellowship rally at the Helena Methodist church. Dr. Wendell Brooks addressed the gathering, with Miss Gertrude Crane and Jerome Rolland speaking for faculty and students, and Rev. Edw. Dover for alumni. The college trio, including local girl Miss Marybelle Peterson, delivered several musical numbers and visited Chateau and Augusta churches before returning to Helena.
The American Legion Auxiliary will lead a fellowship hour at the Methodist church this Sunday night. The program includes songs 205 Onward Christian Soldiers 279 The Red White and Blue 283 The Battle Hymn of The Republic 280 America, Scripture by Mrs Geo A Carroll and a prayer by Mrs I B Hardy.
Introduction by Mrs. Ce cil Huffman, address by Halvor Daley, Solo Trees. Song The Star Spangled Banner. Benediction by Rev. Edw Dover.
Mary Sulgrove of Chateau was elected vice-president of the college Press club at its final meeting of the quarter held last Wednesday night. Officers were elected and plans for Dean Stone night on May 31 were confirmed.
Mrs. P I Cole returned home from Choteau hospital last Thursday. Miss Rose Hutcheson of Tacoma visits her sister Mrs George Tennant. J A Swanson, cashier of Farmers State Bank at Pendrey, was a business visitor. Mrs Walter Stamsos of Butte returns after visiting her sister Mrs George Jackson. Special band practice tonight and plans for Memorial Day. Ladies Auxiliary dessert bridge at Mrs G C Cole’s home with seven tables. Myrna May Cole expected home Sunday. Mrs May E Grady and son Vernon stay overnight en route to Conrad due to bad roads. W H Gheen, detective and fingerprint expert in Burrell murder case, here on business. Dr A W Critz, A J Critz, F C Neal, B E Erickson of Boulder registered at Choteau hotel. Interior decorating work on the Choteau hotel lobby completed. Obert Dale pitches for Conrad, which beat Dutton twice. Sunday he faces Oilmont.
Wm. "Buster" Yeager arrives from Bozeman to visit his father Cecil Yeager and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kroft. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. McClue prepare a multiday vacation starting next week, visiting Minot North Dakota and Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Bros. clinic. Dr. E. B. Maynard rents space near Main avenue for renovation and will move to new quarters in about two weeks before hospitalizing patients at Choteau hospital.
Bole hall hosts the last demonstration dinner of the year on Thursday June 8 with Mrs. Standish, Mrs. Dale, and Miss Standish as hostesses. Guests must notify Mrs. Munson three days prior for numbers. menu includes salad, meat loaf, vegetables, dessert, and coffee with a 25 cent charge.
Wanted to rent up to 1000 acres for cattle with water and hay. Apply to J. Sullivan, Pendrey, Mont. Also listed are bargains in farm machinery including Twin City tractors, harrows, a 12 ft drill, and rental houses. S. Maccany, Choteau. H Hat, senga. Teton Implement Co. ads for bargain-priced new and used machinery and John Deere parts.
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