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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
2
The Monitor offers a thoughtful Thanksgiving message praising gratitude for life in America, religious liberty, and security. It recalls Pilgrims and Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, notes hunger in a well fed nation, and urges renewed purpose and peace through thanks to God.
The piece argues Montana voters chose representatives James Battin and Arnold Olsen based on personalities rather than issues or party, citing urban margins in Billings and Great Falls and deeming Knowles Dam and farm program voters inconsequential.
The AFL CIO executive council proposed a 35 hour work week with no pay cut and double time for extra hours to curb unemployment. Critics warn higher costs could raise prices, reduce demand, and worsen competitiveness against lower wage nations in a swelling market.
Fragmentary editorial argues Americans grow lazy and indifferent, fearing loss of security from leisure and government influence. It warns of alien influences and urges renewed effort and vigilance in civic duty.
A Sidney Herald reflection laments moral laxity and distracted citizens. It decries blind worship of fast living and technology while urging a return to reading and thoughtful progress rooted in history and past sacrifices. The piece frames a call to reengage with foundational values.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints announces a series of services and meetings this week including Priesthood at 8 45 a m Sunday School at 10 a m Sacrament service after Sunday School a Genealogy meeting Monday 7 30 p m M I A Tuesday 7 30 p m Relief Society Wednesday Nov 28 Social Science lesson Thursday 4 15 p m Visitors are invited to attend.
A note invites visitors to church services this Saturday with a 9 48 a m start for school and an 11 a m service at the Masonic Temple next to Bill Bateman's downtown.
The church offers Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. A Sunday School follows at the same location three miles northwest of Chateau on Way 89. Visitors are invited to attend.
CHOTEAU DUTTON LUTHERAN PARISH lists Trinity and Bethany services for Sunday November 25 with Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and organ meditations at 10 50 Both parishes note choir activities junior and senior Luther Leagues meetings and a November 29 BLCW board gathering at the parlor Bethany adds Laymen Sunday observance and Thursday Children and Senior circles plus pastor quotes on Sabbath meaning Noel Petersen is listed as intern.
The piece defines Thanksgiving as a unique holiday not tied to dates or battles, cherished across America for its quiet devotion to freedom, dignity, honesty, and responsibility. It frames giving your best today as the path to a better tomorrow and ends with a reminder to patronize advertisers.
The notice details Mass times at Chateau and Bynum on Sunday and Thanksgiving Day, plus choir and youth group meeting times on Tuesday. It includes a quoted philosophical reflection by Jacques Naritain and credits Rev. Thomas J. Gannon as pastor.
The Chateau Montana church schedules services on Thanksgiving day at 9 am with choir, offering to Deacon Home for Children Helena, sermon Life's Pageant of Praise by the pastor. A second service on Nov 25 at 9:45 pm includes classes for all ages and organ meditations. Community events follow through Nov 29.
Michael Earl Dauwalder was baptized at Chateau Methodist Church in a Sunday service. Guests included the Dauwalders, Henry Meyer family, Chuckie of Conrad, Bob Erickson family, and Sharon Levengood of Great Falls. The article lists several local visits and a forthcoming Fidelity Chapter No. 18 meeting with a Thanksgiving program at the Masonic Temple.
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