Choteau in Brief Socials and Local News
Episcopal Ladies Guild to serve hot lunch Saturday in the Larson building basement Choteau. Loyal Order of Moose hosts regular social Saturday evening. Dupuyer Community Hall hosts another big dance with Patricia Smiths orchestra. Mrs W G Dauwalder returned from hospital pre week then readmitted for major operation. reports say she is doing nicely. Carl Polutnik killed in Belt area car crash remembered as husband of Florence Trescott daughter of Bert Trescott former Acantha staffer. Florence previously worked on The Independent when her father published Dupuyer and Choteau edition. Sympathy extended to Florence and family.
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The
Episcopal Ladies Guild
Larson
Legion Club
Choteau
W. G. Dauwalder
Deaconess Hospital
Carl Polutnik
Belt
Florence Trescott
Bert Trescott
Acantha
Dupuyer
Florence
Independent
Special service tonight with speaker Miss Helen Munson
Rev D C Ruthford of The Assembly of God in Chateau announces a special service tonight featuring speaker Miss Helen Munson. Fairfield and Conrad youths will perform musical numbers. Ruth is preparing to return home around December 1 as a lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps after service in the Philippines and South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Ruthford
Assembly of God Church
Chateau
Thre
Helen Munson
Fairfield
Conrad
W. G. Irvin
Ruth
Army Nurses Corps
Philippines
South Pacific
Rosicrucian Secret Teachings Offered for Inner Growth
The International Organization of Rosicrucians invites requests from seekers who value virtue and sincerity. They offer the book The Secret Heritage with a price, guiding a conservative plan to expand personal power, addressed to Sire S. E. C. AMORC Temple Rosicrucian Park San Jose California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Organization of Rosicrucians
Sire S. E. C
Amorc Temple
Icracian Park
San Jose
California
Bleecker Brothers to Join Spokane Fogging Ops
Clarence Bleecker and brothers Harry and George prepared to join fogging operations in Spokane with a fourth brother in service. Clarence, back from France and Belgium, plans forestry study at Montana State University funded by the G I bill next fall. George and Harry, ex veterans, with their father H H Bleecker, arrived on a surprise town visit. Harry brings a Newport Washington wife.
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Clarence Bleecekr
Spokane
Wash
Harry
George
Clarence
France
Belgium
Montana State University
G. I
Acantha
H. H. Bleecker
Newport, Washington
Bynum Private Decorated for Valor on Okinawa
Pfc. Robert J. Campbell of Bynum received the Bronze Star for heroism on Okinawa. He saved a 1 ton prime mover loaded with high explosive ammunition by guiding it to safety under enemy fire, crossing open ground despite a inoperative steering mechanism.
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BYNUM
Robert J. Campbell
Okinawa
Jack Campbell
Campbell
John G Van Bolcum Discharged From Army at Fort Douglas
John G. Van Bolcum is discharged under the adjusted service rating plan at Fort Douglas Separation Center this week with 3 battle stars. He earns the European Theater of Operations Ribbon Good Conduct Medal and Victory Medal for 33 months overseas. His parents Mr and Mrs Joe Van Bolcum live in Fairfield. Before enlistment in June 1942 he worked as a farmer.
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Fort Douglas
John G. van Bolcum
Joe van Bolcum
Fairfield
Army
John
Woman's Club meeting with Girl Scout program
The Chateau Woman's Club will meet Tuesday night November 20 at 8. The event opens with a Girl Scout program led by Mrs. Muriel Reiquam in the grade school auditorium. After the program the business meeting and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Muriel Reiquam
Seventh Grade Team Wins Magazine Sale Contest
The Curtis Publishing Co. magazine sale drive pitted seventh grade led by Mary Ann Breen against eighth grade led by Georgia Coffey. The seventh grade team won the contest and both captains are commended for their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Publishing Co
Mary Ann Breen
Georgia Coffey
School fund gains from magazine subscriptions aid equipment
High sales totals for seventh and eighth grades yield 70 and 30 subscriptions, $226.75 and $83.55 respectively, with $310.30 collected and $123.19 in school commissions. Net $101.20 funds purchase basketball gear and a radio phonograph as rewards. The article notes tests and parent access to results, stressing individual differences and IQ not determining life success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Bandow
Bonna Lee Maynard
Lewis Munson
Frank WY. Seabrooks
Prin
California
Intelligence and its use in life and learning
The text argues that I Q levels affect performance but proper use can turn high or low scores into advantages. It invites reader interest cooperation and criticism on how intelligence is valued and applied in classrooms and daily life.
Seventh Grade News Notes Election Winners and Events
Dicky Douwalder was elected class president for the second six weeks with Donald Shreck as vice president and Marjorie Barton as secretary. Pegsy Corbett invites the class to her ranch on October 30 for a Halloween party. An eighth grade party was enjoyed Friday night. Bobby Dauwalder led the seventh grade in achievement tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky Douwalder
Donald Shreck
Marjorie Barton
Pegsy Corbett
Bobby Dauwalder
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Order of Moose
Dupuyer Community Hall
Patricia Smith
Donna Read
James Craig
Annie
Popeye Cartoon
Dennis Ae
Dane God
Bob Hone
Claude
Walt Baker’s Orchestra
ELST
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloom’s Grocery and Meats
Stanley Gunther
George Gunther
Dr. Bateman
George A. Saxton
Kenneth Thompson
Italian War Theatre
Los Angeles
Calif
Gus Thompson
Ken
Bob Zion
Italy
Historical Museum
Lions Municipal
John “Chick” Sulgrove
Jerry Breen
Robert L. Reickhoff
Glenlord
Bob
O." Hensen
Portland
Oregon
Earle
Walter Nelson
Sharol
Red Lodge
Browning
Ella Courtney
Hansen
Ogden Knitting Malls
Dayton
Ohio
J. C. Penney Co
SUN River Elec
Co-Operative, Inc
G. McDermott
Sec
Treai
John van Bolcum
Woman’s Club
Sturgis
Assembly of God
Penney’s
Toyland
Choteau Brug Company
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