Registration List for Lions Club Meeting Members
Long roster of members and spouses from Choteau Shelby Great Falls Browning and nearby towns. Names include W W Smith Hentges Tucker Tennant and many others listed for the upcoming Lions meeting.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
Long roster of members and spouses from Choteau Shelby Great Falls Browning and nearby towns. Names include W W Smith Hentges Tucker Tennant and many others listed for the upcoming Lions meeting.
Mrs. Tom Hillingg and son and Mrs. Richard Joseph with children called on Mrs. Clyde Baquet and Mrs. Calvin Fuson. Earl Yeager and wife with relatives from Cody Wyoming visited the Fuson and Baquet homes. Mrs. Geo Tomsin injured knee after a fall. No scarlet fever cases reported. 4-H achievement day attended in Collins. Local residents and pupils took part in shopping trips, hikes, and visits with various neighbors and families. Archie Munson returned to Glacier Park forest station to resume bus driving. Routes assigned to Tom Hiling and Geo Tomsha. Mrs. Mabel Lewis visited then returned to Dillon.
The article reports on the Wednesday assembly led by Miss Trescott's fourth grade with Esther Arensmeyer presenting numbers such as Yankee Doodle and Lavender's Blue, Rev. Dover sharing the Necklace of Truth, and broadcasts by student announcers. Grade Six studies Gerrit A Beneker, and upper grades discuss Theodore Roosevelt and Bryant poetry.
Reports from Chateau indicate the marriage of Miss Laura Robison daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Robison to Cauby Kane of Helena. The 1930 Teton High graduate trained as a nurse in Helena and the July nuptials were kept secret.
The Moore family thanks everyone for assistance during illness death and funeral of their wife and mother. They express special gratitude for beautiful floral offerings.
Glenn Frank notes that one in a million with schooling attains distinction, with higher rates among high school and college graduates. First graders build a four dollar house and decorate rooms, second graders collect pressed wildflowers, and third graders run a farm geography project and organize a room library with a rotating librarian Annie Luinstra.
Omer Cook of Bynum warns he can winter 250 head of cattle or sell 200 tons of hay from 1,250 acres of fine pasture. The notice is dated Monr oe 14 41.
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