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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
2
Local items cover a Septem freeze setback for alfalfa growers near Fairfield. Socials include a picnic at Ryan Dam with teachers and numerous local women and men. Plans include a Fairfield rodeo June 17, a carnival parade, scholarships, graduations, and baseball playoffs featuring the Fairfield Eagles and Dutton Cardinals.
Emil Schultz of Dutton, SH, currently stationed at Fort Lewis, is a graduate of Dutton schools. Miss Corontzos, a Great Falls High School alumna and Beta Sigma Phi member, receives multiple bridal showers.
Greenfield held graduation exercises for 18 graduates led by speaker Dr. I W Stam and principal LaValley who awarded the citizenship prize to Lloyd Wallace. The Cubs baseball team posted a second win and the district picnic featured races contests and a local school victory amid comments on student effort and community events.
Collins community reports a May picnic with races and a baseball game, plus a Stanley party hosted by Mrs. Gladys Baquet. Dr. Wilder spoke to parents on child training at the Collins hall, and many residents attended visits and gatherings across Conrad, Great Falls, and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Joe Jarosimek gathered at Mike Horaks home to celebrate Frank and Mike Jarosimeks birthdays. Vallejo California visitors Mrs RG McCann and daughter Colleen stayed with the Reo Coghill family. News mentions school events at Great Falls High with “Into the Wilderness” and a program by pupils.
Pauline Corontzos and Robert E Schultz are set to marry next Sunday in the Greek Orthodox church with Mrs. Peter Carras serving as matron of honor. The couple’s wedding plans are announced in a local society note.
Many passersby slow down to admire the roses at Easy's place with a four foot high hedge and five foot thick protective shrubbery making the area a striking, practical feature.
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