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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
4
A recent pet parade in Coulee City Washington showcased local dogs and cats in a festive procession. The event highlighted neighborhood participation and offered ideas for future community celebrations and family-friendly activities.
Four hundred 4-H delegates are chosen with Cascade County sending seven, Yellowstone six, and Teton County receiving three extra delegates. Delegates are picked for their ability to convey information and inspiration to local clubs, with health and fitness considerations. The convention aims to boost the 4-H program, foster state spirit, develop leadership, provide training in home economics and agriculture, promote cooperation, encourage new friendships, and support wholesome recreation to benefit youth in 4-H and related club activities.
Memorial day services at 2 o clock feature special music flowers and fellowship plus a message praising the spirit of hope and sacrifice of early Montana settlers Rev Dover calls for a big picnic dinner following the program Sunday school starts at 10 am with Mrs Hiccuits supervising junior choir and classes for all.
Montana ranchers in Teton county plan deferred grazing on depleted ranges under the 1937 AAA program. J C Taylor says the plan allows ranges to reseed by resting livestock May 1 to August 31 with 35 cents per unit per month payment. Fred Wilson notes several county ranchers adopting the practice to restore forage and improve future stands.
U S Senator B K Wheeler will explain his views on the Supreme Court in a broadcast from the Great Falls station on Saturday June Sth. A statewide radio hookup is being arranged and the senator will be in Great Falls under the direction of the Trades and Labor Assembly.
The Better Homes club met with Gladys Smith on May 14 and judged Gladys bedroom as part of club work. Velma Olsen led plans review and the next meeting is at Patricia Moulton's home on June 1 at 2:80 o'clock.
Montana state board of health adopts rules to curb trailer travel health risks. Regulations require proper waste disposal at camps, six hundred square feet per trailer plot, water and toilet facilities, lye treatment for buried waste, and permits for trailer parking on vacant lots.
J A Primus, secretary, said the second quarterly meeting will be held in Choteau Saturday after noon, June 5, to plan the annual Farmers Union picnic set for June 22. Details for the program and location are to be decided, with other matters to be discussed.
Born Monday at Maynard hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Otto Jonke of Fairfield. Born Wednesday at Maynard hospital twin sons to Mr and Mrs Carl Olson of Chateau. Mrs Lars Horden of Fairfield admitted Tuesday for medical treatment. John Pershing Becker brought to Maynard hospital Tuesday with a broken ankle from a tractor accident near Fairfield. Mrs Ed Griffith of Great Falls discharged Sunday. Harry Adams improving after admission last week. Miss Eunice Campbell is a medical patient at Maynard hospital.
Due to ongoing drought and high feed costs there will be no cut in milk and cream prices this year. Current rates remain below those in Great Falls and other nearby cities.
The class of 1937 staged three one act plays at the high school auditorium as part of commencement week. The Gaol Gate by Lady Gregory and A Seat in the Park by Arthur Wing Pinero were performed alongside The First Dress Suit by Russell Medcraft. Senior Stanely Smith served as stage manager and Miss Grace Thompson as general director with a student director for each play.
A lively program featured Virginia Allum Margaret Young and Joyce Kropp singing a medley between acts and a Roys Bridgeman New Medley between scenes. Seniors received praise for acting. Miss Thompson was presented with flowers. Cast includes Mary Cahill Ellen Meadows Carolyn Peterson Rex Peterson director. Walter Hentges as Davida Proff in Seat in the Park. Mildred Louise Nelson as The First Dress Suit. Teddy Harding Ruth Stansberry Betty Harding Gordon Eckford Johnny Drake Joel Olson. Eunice Campbell as Miss Campbell.
The Shooting Star club met for the fourth time at Mrs. McDonnell's home to plan demonstration work. Demonstrations were read and teams selected. games followed the meeting with Mrs. McDonnell serving tea.
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