Local notes of visits and church events in Pendroy and surrounding towns
Mrs Ellen McDonald visits Pendroy then returns to Lewistown. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Art Lindseth in Great Falls. Church notices list Ladies Aid scrap drive and parish activities at Chateau ULUthoran and other churches with meetings October 8 to 15. Residents visited, guests at homes, and Sunday services and confirmations scheduled through mid October in Chateau, Dutton, Fairfield, Bynum and Chester area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McDonald
Garnet McDoald
Garnet
Lewistown
Art Lindseth
Great Falls
J. A. Swanson
Nebraska
Ralph Caskey
Porter Home
Jay Gitchell
Gitchell
Ladies Aid
Helena
al Graessner
John
Mr. Gitchell
North Dakota
Barney Johnson
Ft. Shaw
John Rappold
Chas. Rappold
R. Stromswold
Larson
Joe Parocai
S. M. McIlvanie
Mr. McIlvanies
Jones
Riley
Russel Frisell
Billy Lee Poore
Poore
Norman Rosengren
P. M. Sorenson
E . Davis
A Rowland
Chotea Ulutheran
A. E. Everson
Minneapolis
Luther League
Farmington
Dutton Lutheran Church
Confirmands
Trinity Lutheran of
Chateau
Iverson
A. Bernard Gravdal
Farm War News Calls For Vigorous Action To Keep Farms Productive
Secretary Wickard spoke at the National Catholic Rural Life Conference in Peoria urging vigorous action to keep good farms producing and to use all agricultural manpower. Amendments to the farm machinery rationing order exempt small items and move hay presses. farmers must obtain rationing certificates for heavy rubber footwear. lumber use in agriculture faces restrictions. a drive to raise 200 million extra chickens is issued. 1943 crops will include soybeans flaxseed and more. a target panel button signals investment in War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Peoria
War Board to Meet with Bolster on 1943 Prospects
The Teton County War Board will meet with H. G. Bolster state extension economist on Friday Oct 9 to appraise 1943 agricultural possibilities. A report on 1943 production and goals is to follow, with expected increases in oil crops flax pork meat and a request for more dairy and poultry output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘County
Diamond Valley 4 H Boys Plan Community Service at Meeting
The Diamond Valley 4 H Boys met at Donald Schultz home and planned a service project to gravel the school yard. They decided to exhibit their pigs at the Chateau Fair and adjourned after a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley 4-H
Donald Schultz
Chateau
Donald Schulz Meperier
War Bond Sale Echoes in Slang Script
A fragmented wartime call uses quirky phrasing to promote buying War Bonds. It suggests anyone can contribute with every paycheck and frames the bond purchase as a simple, reliable way to support the war effort. The tone is promotional and informal, reflecting a grassroots appeal.
Supreme Court Justice Angstman Visits for Re election
Albert H Angstman associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court visited Choteau last Friday to discuss his candidacy for re election. He is noted for a strong record as associate justice and has previously served as first assistant attorney general and as counsel for the railroad commissioners. Born on a Minnesota farm, Angstman completed schooling there and trained for law before residing in Montana for thirty years except for service in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H Angstman
The
Supreme Court
Angstman
Atorney
Counsé
Board” of ‘Railroad Commissioners
Montana
United States Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendrey News
Choteau Methodist Church Sunday
F. W. Smith
Bert A. Powell
ST. John the Evangelist Parish
Fairfield
Er Aaserve
Russel Scheidler
Dution Methodist Church
Womans Society
Howard A. Smith
ST. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
W. Friend
ST. Joseph’s
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Stockman’s
Buck Bethume
Len Conde
the Stockmen’s Bar
Mary Houser
Montana-Dakota Utilities
OPA
ODT
Roy F. Morgan
Teton County
Triple-A
E. R. Dial
Chateau, Mont
Rosebud County
Haynes
Usda War Board
Diamond Valley Boys 4
Supreme
Angstman Choteau
Montana Power Company
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