Class of 38 reunion attendees span many towns
Gladys Stenberg Stephens and Kenneth Flare led a list of local graduates with James Thompson Betty Halverson Jarrett Marie Bainter Crum Margaret Jo Webb Lavold Jane Cole Gust and Hilmar Cook. Out of town guests came from Edina Miller Clemons Missoula Harrison Baker Seattle and other cities. Letters were read from Sara Cole Steensland in Beirut and Wayne Henry in Terminal. The group was so congenial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Stenberg Stephens
Kenneth Flare
James Thompson
Betty Halverson Jarrett
Marie Bainter Crum
Margaret Jo Webb Lavold
Jane Cole Gust
Hilmar Cook
Edina Miller Clemons
Missoula
Blanche May Almendinger
Harrison
Rebecca Woolsey Munsell
Baker
Martha Duffey Shipton
Three Forks
Paula Cole Johnson
Ruby Olson
Iola Westervelt Perrins
Seattle
Victor Fischer
Harlowton
Elvin Zeleny
Fresno
Calif
Irene Johnson Dietman
June Lavold Delano
Billings
Martha Warp Nelson
Stevensville
George Marlowe
Portland
Ore
Sara Cole Steensland
Beirut
Lebanon
Wayne Henry
Terminal
Texas
Reunion talk grows after joyful gathering
The report notes evident enjoyment and mentions a hard working committee planning another reunion in five years.
Ostrum Reunion Brings Seven Sons And One Daughter Together
The Ostrum family held a reunion at parokee where they lived until the death of a parent on November 21, 1940. Mr and Mrs Ostrum were parents of one daughter and seven sons, all living. The oldest daughter Ananda Espland has two children and four grandchildren. Cornelius has four children and seven grandchildren. Olaf has three children and eight grandchildren. Jake and Marilyn share a daughter and Olaf has additional descendants, while Carl has four children and six grandchildren. Richard has three children and three grandchildren. Alfred has two children and one granddaughter, and Stanley has three children. All the children attended the reunion.
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Parokee
Ostrum
Ananda Espland
Cornelius
Olaf
Jake
Marilyn
Carl
Richard
Alfred
Stanley
Two Cows and Political Systems Parody
A satirical comparison describes how socialism fascism New Dealism Nazism and capitalism would handle two cows. The piece contrasts neighborly transfer government control cow destruction milk sales and private ownership with a provocative, humorous framing.
Wheat Debate Moves to Farm Relief and Trade Reform
A Republican letter from nineteen Congressmen urges President Kennedy to back bipartisan wheat legislation. They push for a volunteer land retirement plan to raise farm income and cut government costs, criticizing current policies as biased toward foreign imports and urging more realism and reciprocity for U.S. farmers.
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Kennedy
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Montana
U. S
Department of State
United States
Big Timber Opens Football Season With Columbus Match
Montana rules require two weeks of prep before any interscholastic game. Big Timber starts at home versus Columbus the weekend of September 6 7. School begins September 3, affecting practice readiness. Uniforms available August 23 seniors juniors 10 12 am freshmen sophomores 1 3 pm. Used football gear stock noted and free teeth mouth protectors provided. insurance is the main remaining expense.
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Page One
Montana High School Association
Big Timber
Columbus
Graham
Trout Derby Ends In Tie For First
The National Trout Derby at Miles Park ends in a historic tie as L A Fatouros and H E Wedel share the top prize of 500 each after equal 2 pound 2 1 2 ounce catches. Dave Guptin narrowly misses 1000 by two minutes with a 2 pound 12 ounce fish. Wanneta Croston wins 100 watch with a 1 pound 4 ounce Rainbowtop. Over 1000 anglers from Livingston to Springdale fish the Yellowstone with record small catches and no major mishaps.
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Livingston Enterprise
Miles Park
L. A. Fatouros
H. E. Wedel
Livingston
Lewis
Dave Guptin
Bozeman
Wanneta Croston
Clyde Park
Fee Touros
Wedel
Fatouros
Dan Bailey
Guptin
Rudolph Egeland
Yellowstone
Point of Rocks
Springdale
Derby
Court notices list traffic fines and a trial date
In Justice Courts M H Kenyon of Billings fines were issued for following too closely and speeding including Donald Murphy, Robert Smith, Ernest Shaw, Eugene Lane, John Baptista, George McHale, Wesley Ryan, Richard Burkhart, Cari Calhoun Jr each $15 for night speed. Trygve Hoyem fined $10 for no license. James Faw of Reed Point pleaded not guilty to failure to yield right of way with trial set for Sept 4 at 10 a m. Robert Seisums of Catati California cited for night speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Kenyon
Billings
Donald J. Murphy
Minneapolis
Robert D. Smith
Cambridge
Ida
Ernest A. Shaw
Auburn
Wash
Eugene V. Lane
Rocky Comfort
John Baptista
Livingston
George J. McHale
Colorado Springs
Wesley Ryan
Big Timber
Richard C. Burkhart
Cari C .Calhoun Jr
Trygve Hoyem
Grey Cliff
James E. Faw
Reed Point
Robert Seisums
Catati
Calif. Ee
Cleaning Rod Creation Note from Rawhide
Fragmentary item describes making a cleaning rod for a device with unclear purpose. Text mentions Rod and process steps but lacks full context or identifiable names. Further details needed for precise summary and proper attribution.
Sunday Schedule At Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Pastor W F Clingman lists Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, evening service at 7, and weekly meetings including Tuesday prayer at 9 30 am Wednesday Youth Fellowship at 7 30 pm and adult prayer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. F. Clingman
WSWS
St. Mark's Episcopal Church Morning Prayer
Morning service at 9 a.m. led by Rector Rev. Ralph B. Krohn at St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Ralph BE. Krohn
Church of God announces weekly schedule and program
Grady Chaney delivers service details for the Church of God including Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 p m Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 evening service at 8 and Wednesday youth meeting at 7 30 p m Forward in Faith program airs on KURL each Sunday at 1 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Grady Chaney
Forward In Faith
Kurl
Jehovah's Witnesses Study Schedules for Porter
Willard N. Porter study conductor lists contact 932 2717 and weekly study times at 702 West Hooper. Sunday Watchtower session at 7 p m and Wednesday Bible study at 8 p m announced.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Willard N. Porter
W. Hooper
Summer Masses and Schedules at St. Joseph Church
Fr John Haligowski list of summer Mass times includes Big Timber 7:00 a m and 10:00 a m Sundays Reed Point 8:30 a m Sundays Holy days 7:00 a m and 7:00 p m in Big Timber Daily Mass 7:15 a m Confessions Saturdays 7:00 7:30 p m except days before the first Sunday 7:00 8:00 p m Ladies Altar Society meets second Thursday 2:30 p m Holy Name Society first Thursday 8:00 p m Catholic youth council meets Wednesdays 7:00 p m Christian Science lesson on Soul.
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Haligowski
Big Timber
Reed Point
Ladies Altar Society
Holy Name Society
Catholic Youth Council
Cadet McCleerey Completes Carrier Landing Qualification
Marine Aviation Cadet David W. McCleerey son of Mrs Owen L McCleerey of Melville Montana recently qualified for carrier flight operations with six arrested landings aboard the USS Lexington in the Gulf of Mexico He is in basic flight training for his naval aviator designation and will advance to further training after mastering sea landings
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Lexington
Gulf of Mexico
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