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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
4
A memorial service will be held at the Farmington cemetery on Tuesday May 30 at 3 p m. All are welcome. The item also notes community activity with confirmations at the Lutheran church and various local visits and movements among Farmington residents.
Mrs Evelyn Davis and her daughter Pattie Joe visited Chateau with Mrs Margaret Davis. Chas O Davis husband and father recently joined the Merchant Marine, training for service at Cataline Island, taken over during the war by U S armed forces. He began training six weeks ago.
Representatives from 15 Home Demonstration clubs in Teton county attended the annual spring council meeting in Chateau Tuesday. Mrs. Louis Hart of Power presided as county council chairwoman. The program covered foods nutrition home management and clothing with workshops planned. Trinity Lutheran church hosted a luncheon by the Ladies Aid.
Louis Hamilton prominent Teton rancher and Norwich University veteran marries Dee P. Anderson of Oak Park Illinois in Great Falls on May 4. The couple, who met years ago, receive a village charivari and a full dinnerware set as a community gift. Hamilton is an overseas WWI veteran and C James Smith post Legion member. Mrs. Hamilton is a former North Shore Hospital superintendent and nurse with a son in the armed forces.
Mrs Anna Reiding from Billings visits her son Dick Reid ing and family while Mrs Reiding Sr lives with her daughter Mrs Geo Glade in Billings. Bert Trescott former Te ton Independent publisher in Choteau and pioneer of Teton county is very ill at Columbus hospital Great Falls after a paralytic stroke. Local friends in Choteau and county hear news as visitors from Collins community Ben Beringer and sister Miss Hilda Iverson call on Monday.
A new high explosive more powerful than TNT drives a 1943-44 antifreeze ban since methyl alcohol or methanol is crucial for explosives and war plastics. Methanol production has doubled since war began, shifting from wood distillation to high pressure synthesis from coke and water.
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