Monson and Charlson Wed in Deer Lodge Montana
Karol Ada Monson of Missoula and Donald Ray Charlson of Thermopolis Wyoming wed in a double ring ceremony by Rev. Glenn McKerrow at the First Christian Church in Deer Lodge Montana at 2:00 p.m. December 9. The bride’s and groom’s families and attendants are named along with graduates and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karol Ada Monson
Missoula
Donald Ray Charlson
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Glenn McKerrow
First Christian Church
Deer Lodge
Mont
and Monson
Everett Charlson
Big Timber
Robert Charlson
Grangeville
Idaho
Chester Monson
Larry Gebhardt
Charlson
Powell County High School
Capitol School of Business
Helena
U. S. Forest Service
SGHS
Denver Automotive Tech College
Denver
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Wyo
Long-haired youths travel season prompt Big Timber call
Letter from Walter E Huffman urges community to show love and service to travelers and students with long hair, referencing a University of Montana veteran stranded by prejudice. He argues for nonjudgmental help regardless of race color or creed and recalls Jesus as described with long hair and beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Vietnam
Jesus Christ
Christ
Santa Claus
Walter E. Huffman
Local Notes from the Hausserman Home Holiday Visit
Tuesday guests at the Henry Hausserman residence included Mrs Conrad Haug and Mrs Allen Haug of Clyde Park for a day of visiting. Kaffee Klatch afternoon guests were Mrs Jim Muir and Mrs Alfred Ostrum. Kiel Thompson left for Bellingham Washington after celebrating his birthday with the Haussermans to be back in time for Christmas. Alfred Anderson Senior father of Mrs Darrel Laubach has been staying with the Laubachs recovering from eye surgery. Richard Henthorn returned from Longview Washington after funeral services for his father Lee Henthorn 78 who died in Baker Oregon following an extended illness. survivors are Richard and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hausserman
Conrad Haug
Allen Haug
Clyde Park
Jim Muir
Alfred Ostrum
Kiel Thompson
Hausserman
Bellingham
Wash
Alfred Anderson, Sr
Darrel Laubach
Laubachs
Richard Henthorn
Longview
Lee Henthorn
Baker
Oregon
Richard
Big Timber 7th Graders Top Livingston 32 26 in Tight Match
The Big Timber seventh grade team defeated Livingston eighth grade second team 32 to 26. Scoring leaders for Big Timber were Jay Graham 14 and Bruce Blair 6 with contributions from Petaja, Kalborg, Hauge, Luttschwager, and Mack. Livingston eighth graders suffered their first loss as fouls limited their lineup in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Livingston
Matt Petaja
Jay Graham
Tim Kalborg
Jom Hauge
Bruce Blair
Tan Luttschwager
Joe Mack
Gressive
Lion's
Lion’s
Lion
Kevin McCauley
Mark Lomeland
James Martinz
Hotchkiss
McCauley
Lomeland
Martinz
Thompson
Steve Elgen
Daniel Tecca
Dan Hotchkiss
Balanc
Christmas Holiday News and Local Movements
Mrs Ray Hoem underwent brain tumor surgery in Billings and hopes to be home for Christmas. Texans Lt Ben Taylor and Kristi visit from Killeen to spend holidays with family in Plains and Billings. George Raver of Billings dies of a heart attack. funeral services held. Mrs Jane Fincher travels to Billings to be with her sister. Don Norskog visits mother in Livingston. George Damasco and family plan Christmas in Manhattan. Mal Gooseys to Superior for Christmas with son Erin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hoem
Billings
Texas
Ben Taylor
Kristi
Killeen
Ben Taylor Sr
Ethel Davis
Plains, Mt
Robert Davis
Harold Braley
George Raver
Dahl-Brown
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Terry Beley
Big Timber
Jane Fincher
Livingston
Don Norskog
Donna Goosey
Manhattan
George Damasco
Valarie
Rocky Mountain
Georgia
Paul Franko
Damasco
B. E. McLees
Mal Gooseys
Superior
Erin
Santa Claus Origins In America And The Christmas Icon
A concise look at how Santa Claus evolved from St. Nicholas origins in Asia Minor to an American creation. Dutch Sinterklaas, British Father Christmas, Norwegian Kriss Kringle merged with 19th century writers and artist Thomas Nast to form the modern jolly figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Santa Claus
North Pole
St. Nicholas
Asia Minor
Encyclopedia International
Sinterklaas
Molly Grielle
Father Christmas
America
Kriss Kringle
Washington Irving
Clement Moore
Thomas Nast
Weather Forecast Dates December 12 to 19
The chart lists daily high and low temperatures from December 12 to 19. Temperatures range from a low of 2 degrees to a high of 52 degrees with inland variation across the period.
Driver Examinations Held in Big Timber on Select Tuesdays
Driver examinations are conducted in Big Timber on the 1st 3rd and 5th Tuesdays of each month at the Court House from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The schedule provides recurring testing hours for applicants seeking licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Court House
Local court docket faces traffic and license charges
Highway Roy Curry of Whitefish Montana faces improper pass and $15 fine. Gary Handler of Creve Coeur Missouri exceeds night speed limit with a $10 penalty. Chas Ritchart of East Missoula Montana exceeds night speed limit. Timothy Williams of Butte Montana attempts to take antelope in area 57 without a big game license and is fined $50. City Thomas Smith of Greg Cliff Mr reckless driving fined $75. Dean Redland of Big Timber and Helen Clark of McLeod each face driving without valid license with $15 fines. Boulder 4 H club met December 12 with eight members and two new members Nancy and Robin Roe. pledges by Kobi Rue and Catherine Clayton. gift exchange and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curry
Whitefish
Gary Handler
Crewe Coeur
Ritchart
East Missoula
Timothy Williams
Butte
Area 57
Thomas Smith
Greg Cliff
Dean Redland
Big Timber
Helen Clark
McLeod
Boulder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sweet Grass County
Merry Christmas
Ervin Overfelt
Montana
Church of God
Wayne Tichenor
Photy
Lauren Scholten
Dave Standish
Jim Hauge
Lions
Dror
Blackwall
Wade
Norman
Conoco
Anderson
Mal
May
Louie and
Boys
Kenny, Danny
Diane
Kawasaki
Jerry
Arctic Car Sales
Big Timber Trucklines
Sweet Grass
Starr Ford
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