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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1956
Page
8
Intriguing traditional German Springerle recipe using a special rolling pin to imprint designs. Mix eggs and sugar, fold in sifted flour, baking powder, and salt, roll to a half inch, cut shapes, dry, then bake slowly at 300 degrees for 15 minutes. Store airtight. flavors improve after a few days.
Local notes report Leta Krohne traveling to Baytown Texas for the winter to stay with daughter Mrs James Lochridge. Jim Egeland visiting Cody Wyoming from the Cort ranch to see his father Alfred Egeland. A baby boy Lyle Wayne seven pounds fourteen ounces born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Stanley Stenberg in Columbus hospital. Ronald Halverson returns from Billings where she was hospitalized at St Vincent’s following major surgery. Evangelical United Brethren Church upcoming schedule includes Sunday school worship youth fellowship gospel hour choir practice and a Christmas play by the Youth Fellowship.
Mrs Oscar Nelson Forrest Gibby was discharged from Memorial hospital Livingston after care. W Springdale club hosted at the latter home with several members present and lunch served. Oscar Nelsons anniversary celebrated with guests including Laurence Flaten Ellen Nelson and Barney Nelson. Several social visits noted among Gibby Frost Nelson O Dell and Mosness families. For sale corral poles treated posts available from Harold Hoem Martinsdale.
Here for Holidays Mr and Mrs Traver Smith host guests over the Christmas holidays Mrs Benjamin Bracken bury of Santa Barbara Calif Mother Here Mrs Florence Mann from Vineyard Haven Mass arrives last Thursday and will stay weeks with her daughter Mrs Barbara Hart and family. Harmony Home Demonstration Club held its annual Christmas potluck at Mrs Mary Westres home with nine members two guests. Twenty four handmade stuffed toys were packed for Warm Springs state hospital patients. Officers were elected: Mary Westre president A C Pullman vice president Albert Strand secretary treasurer Agnes Rapstad reporter and historian F B Peterson parliamentarian. After the meeting gifts were exchanged and members visited.
A bystander describes a man who lets a young couple share seats after overhearing names and a brief flirtation. The anecdote contrasts quick judgments about sexuality with the need for context and restraint. The piece ends with a warning against jumping to conclusions and biased views on drinking preferences.
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