Community Notes From Choteau This Week
Local column lists visitors and guests including Mrs. Harry Montague and Mrs. Jack O’Neil visiting relatives. Mentions Dean Corey’s Korea visit, George O’Hare elk hunting, Nan Burrell Hayes marriage, and several moves and social events. Includes upcoming rummage sale, Harvest Ball, and a new tile floor at Teton Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Montague May
Collins
S and
E. Monkmian
Dean Corey
Korea
Corey
George O'Hare
Sun
Henry Haschke
Putte
Roeste
Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Miller Home
Chateau Woman's club met at the home of Mrs. Guy Miller on Tuesday October 16. Mrs. Vivian Ellis presented a paper titled Is That a Fact which drew lively interest. Twenty three members answered roll call with travel experiences. Refreshments were served by Lulu Miller Anna Talbert and Dorothy Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Guy Miller
Vivian Ellis
Lulu Miller
Anna Talbert
Dorothy Barrett
Halloween Carnival Set for Wednesday Night by Methodist Youth
The sixth annual Halloween carnival for kids will be held next Wednesday night at the city pavilion with doors opening at seven. A costume parade for children under high school age will precede it on Main Street, with prizes funded by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Cornell
Wedum’s
Mite Saxbury Slattery Wedding at Holy Family Church
Donna Saxbury and Zachary Slattery united in marriage Monday at Holy Family church in Great Falls. Rev Patrick Mors performed the double ring ceremony. Donna wore a pastel pink gown with pink feather cap and carried roses. Maid of honor Virgins Benes Lewistown wore aqua with white feather cap. Best man Charles Hearty Billings. Donna, a Chateau high and Columbus School of Nursing graduate, is niece of Mrs. A. E. Breere. Slattery, son of Mrs. Z. T. Slattery, Great Falls, is a World War II veteran and has served on the Great Falls police force since last spring if applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Mite
Saxbury
Anc
Zachary Taylor
Slattery
Ain the Holy Family
Itz Giredt Falls
Ratrick
Russell Sanbury
Chateau
Virgins
Benes
Lewistown
Charles Hearty
Billings
Chateau High School
Columbus School of Nursing
A. E. Breere
2. T. Slatter
VFW Plans Regular Square Dance Nights At City Park Pavilion
Chateau VFW Post 4605 announces weekly square dances at the city park pavilion starting Friday night Nov 2 with the Happy Four orchestra. Dances run 8 30 p m to midnight and tickets at $10 per couple for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
City Park Pavilion
Chateau Vfw
Happy Four Orchestra
Judges Picked For Crosley American Way Contest
Teton Plumbing and Heating Co owner T H Hammond announced judges Muriel S Reiquam Rex Peterson and Eddie Howard to pick the local winner. The program offers a $300 Crosley certificate and $100 for a chosen charity. entry blanks available at the Crosley dealer store with a Dec 1 1951 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
T. H. Hammond
The
Teton Plumbing and Heating Co
Muriel S. Reiquam
Rex Peterson
Eddie Howard
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
Teton Plumbing and
Crosley Dealer
Belquam
Tetori County
Peterson
Rexa
Choteau
Howar‘d
Hammond
Teton Plumbing
Catholic Women Meet at Cat Bank Deanery No 2
Fall meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women Kalis Pell Deanery No 2 was held at St Margaret's School Cat Bank. About 110 ladies attended including Mrs Shelmerdine and many from Chateau Fairfield Power Augusta Dut ton areas. Most Rev Joseph M Gilmore Bishop of Helena addressed the gathering praising the group's diocesan reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
Kalispell Deanery No. 2
St Margaret's School
Cat Bank
Father Hietpas
Alfred Shelmerdine
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
Chateau
St. Margaret’s
Joseph MM. Gilmore
Helena
Bozeman
Al‘red’ Shelmerdine
Nick Paulus
Emma Paulus
Walter " Scott
Stuart Myers
Jack Duffey
Ton: Dellno
Dave Anderson
Charles
Barefoot Paradise in Hawaii No Snakes Found
The World Book Encyclopedia states there are no snakes in Hawaii. The note contrasts Hawaii’s tropical climate with the absence of snakes, describing the state as a paradise of the Pacific with snakes unknown there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Paradise
The
Pacific
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Legion Hall in Great Falls
A special meeting of the Howard E. Anderson VFW auxiliary was held in the American Legion hall Monday night Oct 22 to receive District No 2 president Mrs Elizabeth Martin The group planned to aid the Hospital guild assist the TB mobile unit and sell Memorial poppies on Nov 10 Eight members volunteered to help poppy chair Bertha Gordon Mrs Martin spoke on the New York City national convention and district event noting Montana delegates A corsage was given to Mrs Martin Lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Anderson
VFW
American Legion Hall
Elizabeth Martin
Great ‘Falls
Martin
Doris Anderson
Metin
Helen Sabo
Bertha Gordon
Cub Scout Party Invitation At Legion Pavilion
All Cubs and parents are invited to a Cub Scout party on October 29 at 7 p.m. at the Legion Pavilion. Doughnuts and apple cider will be served. Prospective Cubs are especially invited and a good time is promised.
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Legion Pavilion
Browning Indians Beat Choteau 27 to 0 Under Lights
The Browning Indians defeated Choteau 27 nothing at Choteau field. QB Harold Powers stood out on offense and defense with a 50 yard kickoff return into Indian territory. Choteau threatened late but stalled at Browning's four yard line and Downing's place kicking impressed.
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Chict
Choteau Field
Harold Powers
Powers
Chateau
Choteau
Pendroy Church Bazaar and Dinner Planned
Pendroy Community church announces its annual bazaar and dinner this Saturday October 27. Meals start at 6 pm with ham and chicken plates priced at 1.50 for adults 75 cents for children and preschoolers free when with a parent. Bazaar items include fancy work baked goods candy farm produce figurines and a parcel post sale with fish ponds for children. Public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy Community
Lowest Point Helium Melts At Extreme Cold
Helium, a trace gas in Earth's atmosphere, has the lowest melting point of any substance melting at about 458 degrees Fahrenheit below zero.
Community News From Farmington and Great Falls
Farmington notes report Cpl. Gilbert Deprier of the U.S. Marines home on 30 day leave after 15 months in Korea. Local families share events from Greenfield to Agawam with showers, birthdays, and a Calf Sale in Great Falls. A double wedding in Great Falls links the Depners and Tangens, with Donna Saxboy’s marriage to Mrs. Broere’s niece.
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Legion ‘Fooms
Chateau Cleaners
The
Teton’ Saddle Club
Will Monsor
Moose Hall
Montana
Barl Kelly
Great Falls
Walter Magee
Chateau
W. F. Arensmeyer
Phoenix
Ariz
D. P. Fabrick
Lynn Baker
Colorado Springs
Denver
John Hent
Agnes Inbody
Walter
Choteau
R. A. Clearman
Esther Knudtzon
Spokane
B. R. O’neil
Mission
Tex
Sgt
Don Passmore
Seguin
Hamilton Lake
Fla
Teton Pharmacy Drug Store
Joe Lucier
Beving
Bea
Gilbert ‘Deprier
U. S. Marines
Korea
Gilbert
Joel Otness
Emil Depner
Arthur Davidson
Greenfield
Henry Nyhus
John Depner
Bernice Smith
Agawam
Tangens
Don Rice
Helen Mae Tangen
James Wilkerson
Betty Depner
G. I. Tangen
Judy
Wayne le- Desky
Jimmy
Abe Broere
Larry
Coal Shortage Hits Europe Early 1951 Supply Gap
In Europe most mines are government run and a coal and coke shortage reached six million tons in the first quarter of 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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Franklin Sawyer
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Boake
Jack O’neil
Chicago
Dan O'Neil
Northwestern Navy
Averill
Gordon
Teton Pharmacy
Malone’s
Woman’s Club
Acantha
R. van Scherpenzeel
Grange Juice Blue Bird
Waste Carnival
Donna Sexburye
John Keats
Book House For Children
Keats
Methodist Church
St. Stephens Episcopal Guild
Sunne Mone
Samson
Delilah
Victor Mature
Hedy Lamarr
Technicolor
Rio
Ny Whekisks
Eer BH R . Mf
Cub Scout
Browning
Indians
Pendroy Church
Farmington
A. O.lindseth
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