Engagement of Catherine Ford to Timothy Pfahler in Brookhaven
Mr and Mrs Carl Spence Al ford announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to Timothy George Pfahler son of Mr and Mrs Ray Hittmeier of Litchfield Til The couple met at Brookhaven High School and Montana State University with Catherine holding a B S in home economics and Timothy pursuing pre veterinary medicine Phi Delta Theta member The wedding is set for December 30 at six in the First Presbyterian church Brookhaven
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Carl Spence Alford
Brookhaven
Miss
Catherine
Timothy George Pfahler
Ray Hittmeier
Litchfield, Til
Brookhaven High School
Mississippi State College For Women
Rogue Social Club
Black List Honorary Social Club
Pfahler
Dudley Tyler
Tyler Ranch
Boulder
Litchfield High School
Montana State University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
First Presbyterian Church of
Local News From 1918 Dusted Off
Miss Edythe Geraldine O Leary rests at Hunter's Hot Springs while Dr. Wolfe reports several pneumonia cases and a flu surge prompts quarantine on public preaching. New residents arrive. Sam Webster leads as acting chief. Andem ships 2000 sheep and delays cattle due to a missing train. Dr Claiborn to Camp Lewis on furlough. fire at Alfalfa Products Co. top floor.
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W. P. Ames
Gibson and
Glasston
R. M. Wolfe
Harry H. Austin
Chisholm
Minn
Sharp
Pennsylvania
Sam Webster
Tollef Andem
Big Timber
Dawson County
Ben Lavold
Glendive
Andem
D. Claiborn
Claiborn
Henry Witten
Chicago
Frank
Armour Institute of Technology
Windy City
Charley Blakeley
Contact
Chrome
Alfalfa Products Co
Pioneer Files Chronology of Local Visits and News
Dec 5 1940 report lists Lee Traver and son from Lemmon S C visiting Ray A Traver. Mrs H L Foster to Pasadena for winter. Nora Mjelde to Livingston. Wade Jr Nelson injured in Rochester Mayes Hospital with a broken leg. notes on University of Minnesota student Wade Jr and aunt G B Long. Community hall work progress. faculty entertainment at Big Timber cafe. various travel and social notices. Dec 7 1950 updates include Bowmans trip to White Sulphur Springs. Harold Hoem to Phoenix for winter work. Kloeckner family in Oshkosh. Elgas Spokane trip. Eurich Belgrade visit and baby Dan Douglas. Luttsch visit from Power City. Woolgrowers convention Caspar WY. Hunter family at Herries. road conditions Dry Creek Red Lodge.
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H. L. Foster
Pasadena
Calif
Nora Mjelde
Livingston
Wade Nelson
Wade Jr
Mayes Hospital
Rochester
University of Minnesota
G. B. Long
Swamp Creek
County High School
Floyd McAllister
Big Timber Cafe
May Witten
Phoenix
A. W. Doyle
C. F. Ullman
Commercial Club
Billings
Queen of the Nile
D. R. Montgomery
Fort Peck
John Satre
Los Angeles
Chester Marcellus of
Forsyth
Barbours
Newport Hotel
Pioneer Files
W. C. Bowman
White Sulphur Springs
Evelyn Bowman
Harold Hoem
Ariz
Cliff Hoem
Salt Lake City
Arizona
Frank Kloeckner
Bill Allen
Seattle
Pat
Kloeckners
Oshkosh
Wis
C. J. Elgas
Spokane
Terry Wilson
Belgrade
H. Rowland
Rowlands
Eurich
Dan Douglas
Kermit Luttschwager
Power City
N. D
Elling Holland
Kermit
John G. Johnson
Sigurd Lavold
Melville Ranchers
Casper
Wyo
Johnny
Sigurd
Raymond Hunter
Sue
Bill
J. D. Herries
Dry Creek
Red Lodge
Kay Johnson
Herries
Virgil Hakes
Eau
Communists Gain Propaganda Victory at Washington Rally
The piece claims World Communism used a Peace Rally at the Lincoln Memorial and a Peace March on the Pentagon to push U S withdrawal from Vietnam. It identifies David Dellinger as leader of the National Mobilization Committee and asserts a staged display by hippies and marchers resulted in a media victory for the movement.
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United States
Lincoln Memorial
Pentagon
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
U. S
Mall
Christmas Seal Appeal Promotes Breath Saving Fight
A terse tribute urges donations to the Christmas Seal drive, highlighting the battle against emphysema and air pollution. The message frames the cause as a matter of life and breath, urging ongoing support through the year.
Toad lays up to twenty three thousand eggs in ten hours
The common North American toad can lay about 23 000 eggs during a 10 hour period, highlighting remarkable reproductive capacity.
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Edythe Geraldine O’leary
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Wolfe
Frank Gibson
Eleanor and
Margaret Jarrett
Harry Baker
Miller Grasfield
Ira Yates
OLD Faithful
Pierce
California
Vocados
Lee Traver
Robert
Lemmon
S. C
Ray A. Traver
George S. Benson
Searcy
Arkansas
E. H. Peake
Masonic Temple
Dave
Enco
Bob’s Sport Shop
J. $. Solberg Co., Inc
Ben Franklin
Klindt’s Pharmacy
Robbins & Gust
Montgomery Ward
Russell Electronics Core Drug Co
Gamble’s Store