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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
4
We extend heartfelt thanks for prayers, cards, visits, flowers and support. Our neighbors kindly aided Bill with the farm work during John's hospital stay, from Mr. and Mrs. John Chalmers.
Community thanks Rural Fire Department and volunteers for suppressing a brush fire on the old Teton Dairy property. Bill Bilbro expresses appreciation for the help received.
A note of gratitude to friends for cards and flowers, and to Dr Mc Auley Dr Powers hospital staff and local drug stores for their care while in the hospital.
Mrs Grover Tyler thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy flowers and food offered after the death of her husband Grover Tyler.
Mrs Mae Richemp thanks all who aided in fighting the blaze Saturday evening at her home. She expresses appreciation for the assistance and support received from neighbors and responders.
Mrs. Dora A. Barney queen of Sapphora Temple No. 79 Daughters of the Nile Helena will visit Chateau Sewing Club No. 2 on Thursday September 19. She will be joined by Mrs. Kay Burfening and Mrs. Edna Donell. A 7 PM dinner at Mrs. Ted Saylor's home honors Mrs. Barney. Dinner and meeting urged for all members. Members will display sewing for hospital wear to be sent to Shrine hospitals in Spokane Salt Lake City and Shreveport.
An American Legion picnic is set for Saturday September 21 at 7 pm. Members should reach the grounds via the Phil Voorhees turnoff and follow posted directions. if weather turns bad the event moves to the Legion hall.
The Chateau Jayceens sponsor a six session series for expectant mothers starting Friday October 4 at 1 30 p m in the courthouse basement. Public health nurse Betty Swenson leads the talks with a hospital tour included. Husbands may attend the final session and physicians are advised to consult beforehand. No charge. Further information from Mrs Don Arensmeyer.
Otto Swanson of Pendroy was noted as a Chateau business caller on Wednesday with unspecified details in the fragment.
Gail Johnson daughter of Ruth and Emil Johnson of Chateau married Bruce Beattie son of Mr. and Mrs Raymond R Beattie of Lewistown on August 17 at the Soldier's Chapel near Bozeman. Rev. Robert Armstrong officiated. The bride wore white satin and carried a colonial bouquet. They plan a trip through Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and reside in Belgrade where she teaches third grade. He will continue studies at Montana State College.
The Cha teau Chapter of Eastern Star holds its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday September 25 at 8 p m to celebrate chapter birthday night. Mrs Emily Hodgskiss will be honored as a 50 year member. All members are urged to attend.
Several books added to the shelves including The Judas Tree by A J Cronin The Bedford Incident by Mark Raskovich Moon Spinners by Mary Stewart Fia Fia by James R Ultman The Bounty Trilogy by Nordoff and Hall American in Russia by Harrison Salisbury Light of Day by Eric Pennies Kinfolk by Pearl SUck.
The Acantha clarifies that Chateau High School home football tickets were advertised at 75 cents last week but the correct adult price is $1. Most conference towns charge $1 for admission.
The Chateau Toastmistress Club holds its first meeting of the season on Wednesday September 25 at The Villager at 1 p.m. A luncheon will be served. Members are urged to attend. Interested persons may call Mrs Bob Zion for details.
R. G. Thorn from Cut Bank visited Choteau last weekend, according to local notes. He toured town landmarks and greeted residents during a brief stay.
2021p Oscar Carlson returned home Wednesday from a two month visit with relatives in Sweden. He also visited Norway Denmark and Germany. Ed Arensmeyer can be reached at 466-2339 to offer any work.
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