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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
8
Teton county residents urged to support the Christian Relief Organization program at the Choteau courthouse next Wednesday night. The talk stressed immediate aid through CARE agencies, the need for European relief beyond the Marshal plan, and a call to involve the Choteau Lions club and local citizens in the CROP effort.
Scoffin Creek near the Rocky Mountains hosted a Rowland and Humble family picnic honoring Julia Rowland director of nursing education at Western State Hospital Fort Steilacoom Washington on vacation. Attendees included nurses Betty Lamberty Myrtle Nelson Daisy Moritz Helene Jensen and many relatives from Walter Conrad Pendray Bynum and nearby towns. A complete picnic dinner accompanied by horseshoes fishing and visiting provided entertainment.
Veterans received cards urging vote registration before Friday afternoon as the books close for the November 2 election. The county clerk and recorder’s office in the Choteau courthouse will stay open until 5 pm Friday for registration, and the cards were mailed by Jim Dellno, Adjutant of the American Legion post in Choteau.
The Chateau Women's club holds its first meeting of the season next Tuesday September 21 at 8 PM in the Lions lab rooms. President Marion Averill asks each member to bring a guest.
Under a revised professional training plan, doctors and dentists may join the medical corps with full pay and allowances while continuing internships. Upon completion they will be commissioned in the regular army.
Seattle architect John Mason says Montana marble is shrinking as a viable building material. He notes a sole supply in the Judith Mountains near Lewistown limiting availability.
The Society of Montana Pioneers fixed August 25 27 for its 65th annual meeting at Butte with the 54th convention of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers, per secretary Roy M. Cris of Missoula.
Father Scheidler cites 200000 homeless DPs admitted under the 1948 act as he urges escape from Communist oppression. He notes executions, dire conditions, and the constant effort of Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and private agencies to aid starving people. He emphasizes the iron curtain and the need to help those fleeing Russia’s influence.
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