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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
5
A six week counseling group for divorced women starts November 4 at the Mental Health Center in Chateau. Dr. Steve Schulman leads Tuesday evening sessions from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Fees are based on ability to pay. Contact for screening by October 31 at 466-5681.
Admissions list includes Walter L. Paul Choteau Billie Brower Bynum Kim Richert Fairfield John Kleinsasser Choteau Loyann Kolste Fairfield Sandra Jackson Augusta Melody Esaias Choteau Shirley Bond Augusta Bonnie Schwartz Great Falls Judie Peller Great Falls Robert Robertson Wolf Creek Douglas Young Power Helen Vance Choteau Sharon Jacobson Fairfield Jason Lindseth Dupuyer Howard Riphenburg Fort Shaw Pam Miller Choteau Allison Austin Choteau. Births report a daughter to Michael and Richert Fairfield a son to Raymond Schwartz Great Falls a son to James Jacobson Fairfield a son to Allen Miller Choteau. Dismissals include Thomas Olive Jr Choteau Ruth Krone Augusta Kim Richert and daughter Fairfield Billie Brower Bynum.
The column records multiple local items from Collins Montana including a 35th wedding anniversary hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bartsch with a large turnout from Fairfield Great Falls and nearby towns. It notes visits, hospital matters, road work along the Teton road, October weather shifts, and a Consumer Days reminder for Fairfield with H E Club meeting plans.
Snow falls as winter mood returns in Farmington with local strawberry picks noted. Residents exchanged visits and hosted guests, including families from Cascade and Spokane, while others attended a Great Falls concert and a Great Falls park event. A baptism and church rites were held nearby, and a historic note recalls the first U.S. bank robbery in 1798 in Philadelphia.
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