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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1942
Page
4
Twenty five years ago this week Chateau’s Liberty Loan bonds reached 117000 dollars and actor Thomas Meighan was set to appear at the Royal for The Silent Partner.
The St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid plans their annual bazaar and dinner at the Sons of Norway hall in Fairfield on Friday night October 23. Officers report a busy scene with a large Stofflet Washington sale, local social visits, and residents traveling to Great Falls and Augusta for events.
Wilson Hodgkiss of Chateau was a member of the Montana State College Livestock Judging team which finished second in the Pacific International Fat Stock show at Portland.
C M Swenson reports Luther League rally in Great Falls attended by Morris and Lawrence. Alex Longmuir laid to rest at Banks Funeral home Chateau with relatives from Arizona and Oregon visiting later. Local residents travel, visit, and attend sewing club as East Farmington school adopts 9 30 to 4 schedule and scrap gathering continues.
Governor Sam C. Ford issues a statement on Selective Service in Montana. He notes that Montana quotas for November and December will be about 50 percent lower than earlier months due to voluntary enlistments and calls for single men. He urges a national manpower policy to prevent biased calls across states and praises cooperation with national and state Selective Service headquarters.
Pendray residents travel to Great Falls Cut Bank and Oregon for treatments visits and family time. Beets harvest aid brings Weldon Swanson home. Scrap drive planned October 22 to support war work with doughnuts and coffee served. Dinner for departing soldiers Gus Peterson and Horace Coleman at Carl Peterson home.
R. E. Nelson of Choteau Lodge No. 44 reports the death of Claude Mud Townsend in an auto crash near Ely Nevada. Townsend formerly worked with the Lewis and Clark national forest and was a member of the local A F and A M lodge.
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