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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
5
Indian summer scenery and fashion notes headline the era with Color XX hues. 4 H clubs nationwide host achievement events as Greenfield and Golden Ridge invite families to banquets and evenings of fun. Dennis Stack led a ceremony while clubs emphasize balanced, service minded programming.
Read in churches of Christ Scientist on September 25 1949 the Lesson Sermon titled Reality. Golden Text from Lamentations 5 19 states Thou O Lord remainest for ever. Psalm 145 3 notes Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised. From Science and Health p 272 Eddy says the divine Principle of the universe interprets all that exists.
Bob Waltermire of NAAC will speak at the three day Montana Agricultural and Chemical association meeting in Bozeman on aerial spraying and dusting. The state meeting closes this Saturday.
Funeral services are set for Annette Spokley 73 of Choteau who died Wednesday morning. The last rites will be held Saturday October 1 at Trinity Lutheran Church Choteau at 2 PM with burial in Choteau Cemetery.
Slice tart apples into eighths and carrots into strips. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Sauté in butter until tender alongside pork roast in the oven or in a heavy covered pan on the stove.
James W. Wedum aged 79, early Glasgow merchant and founder of a large store, died before funeral services held in Glasgow. Immigrant from Lillehammer, Norway, he started the firm in 1886 and led it until 1937. Surviving relatives include Dr. Arnold Wedum Frederick Md Carl Wedum Chateau Mrs J M Graybeal Jefferson N C Maurice Wedum Fairfield Mrs John Hurry Minneapolis Dr Otis Wedum Idaho Falls John Wedum Alexandria Minn and Mrs Lee Snyder Los Angeles plus fifteen grandchildren.
June 2 report notes HR 4567 passed the House and stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee on immigration. Advocates urge swift reporting to the Senate floor, highlighting 12 million Volksdeutsches and the need to aid displaced persons under the 1948 act.
Donna Fay Hanberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Hanberg of Fairfield and Jay C Brimley son of J Clyde Brimley of Mesa Arizona were married September 6 in the Salt Lake Temple. They plan to reside in Ann Arbor Michigan where Brimley will continue studies at the University of Michigan.
Queen Rebekah lodge invites members to a social hour after the IOOF past grands program Tuesday Oct. 3 at 9 30 PM. A floor drill precedes refreshments. An officer banquet Friday Oct. 7 requires reservations with Verna Huidekoper by Wednesday Oct. 4.
The Methodist Woman's Society will hold a noon luncheon this Saturday, Oct 1, at the Lions Club Hall. Service begins 11:30 AM and continues through the afternoon with adults paying 75 cents and grade school children 50 cents.
R A Clearman reports 100 to 150 brokers attended a Lewistown convention last Friday and Saturday with speakers from Washington DC and Idaho. The national board vice president attended and Clearman announced he joined the multiple listing group and will use a state rural listing bureau for future listings.
Remember to serve cottage cheese and other soft cheeses soon after purchase as they spoil rapidly and should be kept refrigerated.
The Choteau Woman's club opened its season at Lions hall with teachers from the local grade and high schools as guests of honor. President Jean Bleecker led a didactic session after introductions then two film shows illustrated garden beauty. A formal tea followed with refreshments poured by Mrs. Aletta Nelson and Mrs. Emily Crary.
A. B. Guthrie Jr.’s novel The Way West is now available at Choteau Drug Co with over 300 copies in stock. The Book of the Month Club selects it for October, marking it as a standout release from the Choteau author.
A varied ad list offers lamps and furniture from 3.65 to 10 plus. Farmall H tractor with mower offered in good condition. Bradley four wheel trailer nearly new at 95 dollars. Lost pin found call Acantha. Freezers and oil heaters advertised with prices. Disc blade grinding service sought. Baby sitting jobs wanted. Wild hay for sale by Mary E. Smith in Choteau.
Local ads list used furniture bargains at Coast to Coast Stores Chateau with items such as a travelere baby buggy stroller and radio phonograph. Also offered are a 24 foot insu lated trailer a 1941 Oldsmobile six sedan a Ramboulet bucks and a Ward Way coal heater. Several houses, photos, and a saddle horse sale are noted with inquiries to Chateau area contacts.
Notice states Ramaker Sawmill in Teton Canyon now has an installed plant ing mill and can supply ship lap flooring siding and finished dimensions. Includes phone 8&F4 and location Cho teau for floor products and services. Also advertises floor sanders and finishes for rent or sale at Coast to Coast stores.
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