Community Notes From Reed Point And Surrounding Areas
Social gatherings and visits span Reed Point Big Timber and Billings with multiple families attending horse shows picnics church meetings and dinners. Notable names include Hauster Smith Mayo Goddard Burton Turner Reiman Swindler Ott Guthrie Cunningham Parks Swindler Swenson and the Huntleys alongside local youths and club members.
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Georgia
Erling Swenson
Ardith
Shirley
Jonr Ott
Eieleen
Charlotte McKeith
Marion Turner
Karen
Terry
Janie
Billings
E. H. Reiman
Park City
P. A. Huntley
Walt McBride
Maude Collins
Big Timber
EUB
Lynda Bue
Arvid Lindley
Lindley
Herbert Nelson
Herbert Bue
Sam Berry
Laurel
Hazel Berry
Fidelia Geiger
Goldie Gunn
Amy Burton
Inlaw
B. Z. Burton
Verle Prine
Bud Deeney
Olga Muir
S. R. Nevin
Bozeman
Bertha Plaggerman
D. R. Muir
Rye
Scott Leedham
Sophia Guthrie
Livingston
Fort Peck
Swanson
Randy
Mark
Columbus
Marion van Campen
Susan Myers
Don Trees
Grace Trees
Trees Home
Clav Stenberg
Don Todd Jr
Cliff Durham
Dillon
R. H. Cunningham
Perry Phipps
Glen Barnum
Cunningham
Bob Cunningham
Bob
Dial‑A‑Prayer at St Mark's Episcopal Church
Rev Ralph E Krohn announces summer service hours at St Mark's Episcopal Church. First and third Sundays include Holy Communion at 11 00 a m. Second, fourth and fifth Sundays feature morning prayer at 9 00 a m. Dial A Prayer line 2233 listed for contact.
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Ralph E. Krohn
Seventy Witnesses Conduct Sunday Watchtower Study
Willard N. Porter is listed as study conductor with contact phone 9322717702 at the Jehovahs Witnesses meeting on Sunday for Watchtower study at the W Heeper location.
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Sehovah’s Witnesses
Willard N. Porter
W. Heeper
Watchtower
Church notices for two local congregations
The Church of God led by Grady Chaney holds Thursday prayer and Bible study at 8. Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with evening service at 8. The Evangelical United Brethren Church led by W Clingman offers Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8 with Tuesday WGWS prayer at 9:30 and Wednesday youth fellowship at 7:30 and adult prayer at 8.
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Church OF God
Grady Chaney
THE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. &. Clingman
WGWS
Washington week in review on rail strike and civil rights
A Washington week in review discusses the presidents bid to avert a railroad strike via arbitration, opposition to peacetime seizure powers, and ongoing civil rights hearings in Congress. It notes security concerns at the Pentagon, a fascist-linked past as a student, and calls for closer scrutiny of UN appointments and top policy roles.
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Congress
Goldberg
Truman
House
Senate
Railroads
Brotherhoods
Pentagon
Christian Science Sunday Service Topic Set for Truth
The church announces that the Sunday service topic for Christian Science worship will be Truth. The outline likely guides prayers and readings for this week’s gathering.
St Joseph Church Confessions and Society Meetings Schedule
St Joseph's Catholic Church announces confessions every Saturday from 7 00 to 730 pm except the Saturday before the first Sunday when confessions run 708 to 800 pm. Ladies Alter Society meets on the cond Thursday at 230 pm. Holy Name Society gathers on the first Thursday monthly at 8 pm. Catholic youth council meets every Wednesday at 7 pm.
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ST. Joseph’s
Lutheran Worship Services Announced for Sunday
Big Timber announces a worship service at 11 o clock on Sunday at the Lutheran church. Melville also lists a worship service time, indicating a similar Sunday gathering.
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BIG Timber Lutheran
Melville
America Eyes Bright Atomic and Solar Era Ahead
A nation poised for a new era cites the Atomic Energy Commission's $3 billion yearly program and private industry in research. It highlights civilian nuclear advances, medical uses of radioisotopes, solar energy potential, space propulsion, and automation driving productivity, warning against Rome’s downfall by selfishness.
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America
Atomic Energy Commission
Rome
Pursuit of a Golden Age Through Purpose and Resolve
A speaker argues that prosperity comes from deliberate action, predicting growth in capital and jobs, higher productivity and wages, and greater profits. He warns against broad accusations toward labor employers and government, fearing a Rome-like decline if the nation drifts. He insists progress requires choice, purpose, and determination.
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Rome
No Safe Speed Says Montana Patrol Philosophy
The Montana Highway Patrol urges drivers to assess each traffic situation personally noting there is no universally safe speed. The message emphasizes that safety hinges on the driver's judgment and actions.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Traffic accident notice with limited readable text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traffic incident but lack specifics on time, location, or injuries. The readable parts indicate an accident event and possible official reporting. Further details are needed to finalize the summary.
Seat belts urged as simple insurance for drivers
A public safety note argues that wearing seat belts provides essential protection and encourages drivers to adopt this simple precaution to reduce injuries in crashes.
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Reed
Mrs
Glen Barner
Henry Hausterman
Mrs Burton Smith
Maxine Ruppel
Patsy Talibull
Walt Rey
Bill Mayo
Roy Severin
Gary Goddard
Chas. Goddard
Circle R Club
Penny
Dianna
Marie
Lawrence Berry
George Swindler
Barbara
Carol
A & W Root
BIG Timber Cleaners
Olympia Plan
Lees’ Wegoneer
Kaiser 1 Corporation
S & S Motor & Hardware
Kaiser
Lloyd Bridges
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
Ayue
Washington
Kurl
Christian Science
City
Ordin
Dent
Weaneeleye
Dean
Sghs Board OF Trustees
McCulloch
EXIDE
Enco Products
Goodyear
DELCO
Walton Oil Company
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