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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
4
A speaker urges continued focus on World War aftermath and honors ex service men and their families. He stresses the flag as a symbol of ideals, the Auxiliary's role, and the need to give attention to veterans and their loved ones rather than consigning the war to the past.
A district meeting for men who wore the uniform in World War I is announced. The piece reflects on how memories of the past fade as present concerns dominate but notes the value of a moment to recall those days and those who served.
Evelyn Mary Walsh born Sept 28 baptised Oct 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Walsh Fairfield Sponsors Mr and Mrs Peter Greene Great Falls James Albert Schwanbeck born December 8 1932 baptised Oct 7 son of Mr and Mrs Albert Schwanbeck Farmington Witnesses Hayden Hynes and Iia Mary Schwanbeck Louis Michael Campbell born July 28 baptised Oct 8 St Patricks church Bynum son of Mr and Mrs James Campbell Pendrey Sponsors Mr and Mrs Eugene Sullivan Susan Evelyn Kade born Oct 7 baptised Oct 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs August Christian Kade Sponsor Mrs Thos Neely
Rev Gauer leads a 3 PM Sunday school rally October 22 at Bole hall with neighbors invited. The article lists many local visits weddings and social events including Pearl Jackson BlosSom Dale and Pearl Bjork visiting, Standish teaching at Dutton, and plans for a Red Cross benefit community dinner on November 3.
A group departs Wednesday evening for Billings to attend the state convention of the Farmers' Union, signaling ongoing organizational activities in the agricultural community.
A reader rants about a 21 cent wheat price drop and irrigation funding, contrasts democracy with Bolshevik ideas, recalls Ambridge strife, and recounts life in Economy founded by the Economites, detailing strict communal rules and a notable leader, John Duss.
The writer recalls a local sect that dissolved a year or two after departure. Beliefs included immortality, but the community faded as industrial strife bred terror, riots, and bloodshed in the vicinity. He laments past harmony and expresses contentment with the Colorado Rockies and evening skies.
The notice notes Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock and their daughter along with Mr. Kilpatrick and his daughter from Great Falls serving as missionaries.
The L. D. 8 church held services as Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanberg departed in a Wallace Motor Co. Chevrolet coach for Gunnison to spend winter. Mrs. J. Wilson Moore stayed to Bancroft Idaho with daughter Mrs. John Schenk. Local residents visited, prepared threshers dinner, and others traveled to Chateau and Flathead for apples.
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