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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1957
Page
8
Bertha Crow surveys Montana households on how they prepare meat for cooking. Most pound certain cuts to tenderize, keep bones for flavor, and render gravy from pan juices. Cooks weigh options on trimming outside fat to reduce calories while noting fat aids moisture in higher grade roasts.
The Evangelical Union Brethren Church outlines weekly schedule with J. D. Lindley as pastor. Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, evening service at 8, Tuesday morning at 9 30.
A family note invites participation in a W.S. prayer time at the home of Mrs. York this Wednesday at 8 o clock. Bible study and prayer are planned as part of the gathering.
Rev Richard Price leads St Mark's Episcopal Church at Fourth and Hooper Streets for morning prayer and a sermon at 9 30 a m no early communion service this Sunday.
Father John Gilhooley publishes summer schedule for St Josephs Catholic Church. Sunday Masses offered at Big Timber 7 am and 10 am. Reed Point 8:30 am on the first and last Sundays. Holy Days at 7 am and 7 pm. Altar Society gathers on the third Thursday at 2:30 pm.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church schedule lists church services at 9 30 a m and Sabbath school at 10 15 a m on the Sabbath.
The schedule lists Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 with Youth Fellowship at 7 30 p m and another preaching at 8. Thursday at 7 30 bp m Bible study prayer meeting and choir practice. Friday Lutheran Aid Circles meet at 2 30 p m. Sunday devotions and film at 10 am Morning worship at 11 am led by Dr Earl Fellbaum of Montana State College Bozeman delivering the message.
A Sunday Christian Science service will explore healing through divine Mind with readings from Mathews Gospel on Jesus healing the blind and the sermon subject Soul. Excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discuss Soul as a divine attribute expressed through man and the Master’s healing works.
The article describes a wedding with the bride in a yellow taffeta gown and matching headband, carrying pink carnations and roses. Bridesmaids wore blue taffeta gowns, and attendants included Joyce Faw and Jean Goakey with petals. The groom's family members served as best man and ushers, with floral corsages for the mothers.
The reception followed a ceremony with about 60 guests in church parlors. A Navy blue suit marked the bride’s going away. Out-of-town guests included several named families from Charlo Seattle Hardin Three Forks Bozeman and others.
Park County News explains the scale of 72 billion by comparing it to time since Christ and to stacks of thousand dollar bills reaching the Empire State building and coast to coast. It suggests that with 72 billion one could buy all agricultural outputs for a year twice over.
The Livingston trout derby drew broad publicity with national film coverage by Telenews and Monitor for theaters and TV. A National Guard helicopter assisting patrolling struck an REA line near the city, causing minor damage but returning to service after repairs.
Natural linen is a strong durable fiber with good absorbency and luster. It resists soil but creases. resin finishes can reduce wrinkles and improve water repellency, stain resistance, and mildew resistance. In blends linen adds texture and strength for outer wear and home furnishings. Linen shrinks unless treated and requires proper seam finishing and mercerized thread.
Corette notes Montana Power has invested about 100 million dollars in new plant and property over the last decade and projects 80 million more in five years. He says Montana’s growing demand requires heavy continued investment to ensure ample power and efficient service for customers.
Corette notes the first general rise in electric rates since the utility’s 1912 founding. He cites eight residential and six commercial rate reductions since 1912, and says the average home will still pay less for 300 kilowatt hours than in 1937, calling it unmatched among household expenses.
One bedroom house with large rooms and plentiful closets, modern heating in the basement, two good lots, and a nice location on sewer. Refrigerator and electric range included in the sale.
Listed items include various goods in good condition offered for a quick sale. Price quoted at $5 700 with terms through seller Churchill.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy from Big Timber and Reed Point. Local notices include sale items Cucumbers from Clyde Farthing family and a 4H lamb for sale. Also listings for a three bedroom house for sale and a furnished apartment for rent with contact phone numbers.
A compact classified ad promotes rapid outcomes with concise wording and prominent placement. It highlights speed, simplicity, and direct appeal to buyers and sellers seeking fast service and concrete results.
Census bureau projections show California possibly surpassing New York for the nation’s largest population by 1970 with estimates between 18.57 and 20.30 million for California and 18.75 to 20.92 million for New York. US population around 200 million. few states expected to shrink.
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