Women of the Moose Plan Meeting With Handwriting Demo
WOTM will hold a regular session at 8 p m Monday January 10. The program includes a talk and demonstration on handwriting analysis.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
4
WOTM will hold a regular session at 8 p m Monday January 10. The program includes a talk and demonstration on handwriting analysis.
Mrs. Cecil Wialgamore remains hospitalized in a Billings hospital with a back injury after a minor car accident last Wednesday.
Retirements and travel mark the notes with Sverre Oiestad leaving after 12 years at Oies station. Andrea Rostad returns to Cornell University for the new term. Vernon Bryan and three children drive home to Rupert Ida after visiting. Ronald Gullion spends holidays at Point Mugu California with fiancee Nita Hauge. Arden Berg and wife welcome Sweet Grass County’s first 1966 baby Jason Mitchell weighing 6 9 at Community Hospital. A large hospitable board hosts relatives and friends for a holiday dinner, the largest gathering in twenty years.
Mrs. Ole Braaten admitted Dec 29 after a car accident from Columbus hospital. Mrs. Emma Rees admitted Dec 39 for care. Ed Hodan admitted Dec 20 for medical care. W. H. Koons admitted Dec 31 for medical care, released Jan 2. Mrs. Eline Warner of Billings admitted Jan 2 for medical care. Mrs. Will Churchill admitted Jun 3 for medical care. Fay VanderVoort admitted Jan 4 for medical care, released Jan 5. Mrs. Walt Huffman admitted Jan 4 for medical care. James Wood admitted Jan 4 for medical care. Ernest Parker admitted Jan 4 for medical care.
Various local organizations report activities in Big Timber. The Sweet Grass Neighborhood Club held a gift exchange after a December meeting at Mrs. Everett Messing’s home. The Pythian Sisters, Yellowstone Victorians 4-H, Friendship Society, Senior Citizens, Melville ALCW, and the Big Timber Woman's Club listed upcoming meetings, programs, hostesses, and guest speakers across January and early January.
Mary Edna Earls director of St James Community School of Nursing announces full accreditation by the National League for Nursing for six years. The 27 month diploma program includes Carroll College credit in year one and hospital based study in St James Community Hospital for years two and three with a psychiatric course at Warm Springs State Hospital.
A concise explanation contrasts not knowing with the moment knowledge arrives. It frames ignorance as a blank state and discovery as filling that blank with new information.
A lost large white Husky with banded eyes. Contact Rudolph Hauge at 982-2069 if located.
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