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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
2
The notice lists prices for one year at 2.75 dollars in Teton County and 3.00 outside. six months 1.50 in county and 2.00 outside. foreign countries including Canada 3.50 per year, payable in advance.
The Choteau football program loses Jim Jackson and John Swanson to graduation along with star seniors from last year and many standouts such as Red Woodward Harold Hinman 3 Dahlin Jack Fahey Clifton Swanson Howard W am and others. Coach Howard Ruegainer must develop a new squad from green material as several veterans return. The piece discusses Shrine game selections and questions the all-star format, arguing for a revision to ensure a true state wide all star contest rather than a few Class A powerhouses.
A wartime and postwar view of Soviet espionage in America is discussed with examples of alleged underground activity. The piece cites a broad spectrum of suspected operatives from government and industry, including a Time senior editor, and notes many informants acted from idealistic motives before turning against the party.
The Loyalty Review Board, aided by the FBI, has discharged or forced resignations for several hundred federal employees amid renewed efforts to purge communists. Dozens more face investigations, with disclosures expected to dominate headlines as fear and mistrust grow among Russians and Americans alike.
Glenn Laubach returns home after ten days at Boys State in Dillon. Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Tollefson and family visit from Missoula. Mrs. Tollefson formerly Helen Sollid. Visitors include Mrs. John Murnion and son Phil lip of Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Bosseler and family of Los Angeles. Harry Laubach Jr. leaves for Tempe to resume studies. Mrs. L. O. Kellogg accompanies him to Phoenix. Mrs. Pat Hennesey and Mrs. Ray Christensen host a shower for Miss Mary Ann Habel. Bonnie Wade Humble of Bynum visits grandparents. Mrs. Vera Tedin and Joann of Oakes, N. D. return after ten days with Ira Sitts family. Mrs. Earl Juelfs and children of ? remain noted.
Parental visit by Malta residents at P H McClellan home includes Esther Benson en route from the west coast. Esther plans a stop in Shoshone Wyoming before returning home. Seattle visitors Mrs Henry Ness and son Sammy joined local gatherings. Con rad telephone workers hosted a shower for Mary Ann Habel with guests listed and a floor lamp prize. Several locals and families connect through visits, teaching assignments, and town events through early September.
Mrs Mary Schilling and Mrs Glen Inbody with children visited at the McKee ranch near Pendroy. Lloyd Pedersen brought lumber from Kalispell as preparations for new granaries continue. Weekend guests included Charles Bower of Marshall Wells Choteau store. Frank Neiswender buying Al Doughty residence, Ruegamer renters. Choke cherry picking at Dominick Banis place with Mrs Bremer Revear and Mrs Olson. Banisen built a new house for display. Roy Payne and son Jack visited. Jack harvest work for N W Edwards. Gladys Nelson of Wolf Point visiting her sister. Wm Olsen family and E R McLean among Ed Schilling visitors.
Mr Norman Carlson of Chicago spends a two week vacation with Rev. and Mrs A Bernard Gravdal and family. Carlson, brother of Mrs Gravdal, will be guest organist at a Lutheran Sunday service on September 5.
St Josephs Church announces Mass on Sunday September 5 the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost at 9:00 at Chateau and 11:00 at Augusta with weekday Masses at 7:30 each morning. Confessions are Next Saturday evening from 7:30 to 8:30 led by Rev James J Sheerin pastor.
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