State Field Nurse to Hold Clinics in Teton County
Health Officer Miss Margaret Thomas will open a series of clinics for school and pre school children at Fairfield starting Monday November 4. Mrs. Anna E Stafford and Dr. H W Bateman will accompany and assist. The week long schedule includes Fairfield Bole Bynum Farmington East Farmington Choteau and Choteau pre school clinics with weighing examinations and home care demonstrations. Miss Thomas notes many preventable defects among children and urges parental attendance for health teaching.
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Margaret Thomas
State Department of Public Health
Fairfield
Anna E. Stafford
H. W. Bateman
Thomias
Bole
Dale and Johnson
Bynum
Pearson
Mountain View
Farmington
East Farmington
Choteau
Teachers’ Association
Stafford
Miss Thomas
Thompson
Montana
Camp Fire Notes Plan Astronomy Study At November Meet
Camp Fire notes from November meeting report girls presenting on five folk tales, five famous artists, and three worthwhile radio talks. They plan to study astronomy next, aiming to locate constellations in November. Mrs Oberg led a Typodonit Contest showing proper tooth brush use with top contestants winning brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Caskey
Helen Nicholson
Helen Standish
Oberg
Woman's Club Plans Special Book Week Program Next Tuesday
The Chateau Woman's Club announces a Book Week program for Tuesday afternoon November 15 at Mrs W W Burns home with music from Great Falls readings by Miss Laura Nicholson and Miss Thelma Swenson plus papers and a child readers essay by Mrs A B Guthrie.
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Woman’s Club
Ch.oren
Chateau Woman's Club
W. Burns
W. W. Smith
Chateau Library
Great Falls
Laura Nicholson
Thelma Swenson
Childin
A. BD. Guthrie
Post Tavern
Rexall
Bob Briefs Blakesley Couple in Great Falls Meeting
Bob Briefs reports Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blakesley agreed to meet in Great Falls on Wednesday. Dave Scarrow and a large party of attendees joined the gathering.
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Jim Blakesley
Great Falls
Dave Scarrow
Subscriber Suggests Traps for Cellar Prowlers
An Acantha reader urges Cho teau residents to set coyote or bear traps in cellars to surprise thieves after reports of break ins in the area. The note advises concealment and emphasizes deterrence during ongoing burglaries.
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Acantha
Choteau
Farmington Literary Opening Prompts Community Attendance
Farmington announces Sunday school on November 13 at 10:30 a.m. in the hall. The Literary opening is set for Friday evening November 11 at eight o'clock. Rev Engh preached at the Norwegian Lutheran church last Sunday. Miss Shaffroth visited Havre and attended the Great Falls versus Havre high game. Rev and Mrs Enghe spent the weekend with the L J Otness family.
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Ben Benson
John Holm
Lutheran Church of
C. A. Austad
Great Falls
Ladies’ Community Club
Austad
Herman Stoffler
Imugh Tulley
Peter Weyer
Woman's Club
Earl Zimmerman
Walter Auwalder
Chateau
Edith Bammel
Diamond Valley
Ernest Dale
Rev. Engh
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Miss Shaffroth
Havre
Mrs. Enghe
L. J. Otness
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