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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
8
The saying warns that strict guidance and correction build wisdom, while neglect leads to shame for the mother. It stresses the value of parental involvement and firm discipline to shape behavior and responsibility.
Lois Read writes that she will have The Pioneer mailed to her parents in Colfax Washington during six months of affiliations. she describes hospital rotations in Spokane Walla Walla and Sedro Wooley notes the new wing at Deaconess and lilac festival parade coverage and hopes to visit Big Timber in September while recalling a Miss Hitchcock who taught nearby.
A note asks a party who picked up parcels near the Boulder river last week to leave dolls doll clothing and a child’s glasses at Pioneer or Bob Alexander. If nothing else can be done please return the glasses.
Classified items include two rental notices for Big Timber Montana homes and a private sale notice from the estate of Anton Grande. The sale lists Boulder Addition No 2 lots 5 6 and 7 with terms 10 percent down and court confirmation, plus tax and title details.
A. C. Boyles and Clarence Farns worth are reported much improved at Community hospital. Ralph O Leary of Butte visited his brother Ceryl V O Leary over Memorial Day weekend. Mr and Mrs David Busha and children from Fort Benton spent the weekend with Ted C Busha and family. Grandson Bill Kaiserman of Missoula dined with Mrs W D McKenzie. Ted Clark arrived from James Connally AFB for a 20 day furlough. he travels with Robert Morris from Parrin AFB to visit relatives before returning to duty.
Broadus residents work Friday to repair a 30 foot wide tornado scar that ripped a large building, causing about 5 000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported though two men were inside the structure when the funnel touched down near the weather station.
North Bay Ontario reports the Dionne quintuplets celebrated turning 20 with a first, a separation among the sisters. Marie remains at a Quebec convent as a novice while Annette Cecile Emilie and Yvonne join studies in Nicolet Montreal and other locations.
William Engellis, 39, saw a prowler in his yard early Tuesday. He dressed, pursued on foot then in his 1951 convertible. When he stopped to confront the man, the prowler produced a gun, robbed him of $71, and fled in the car.
Two fishermen along the Bitter Root river south of town found an abandoned auto and the body of its driver, Henry Svendsen of Missoula, who had been missing since November 25, 1952. Coroner Ralph M. Simmons identified the body.
Andrew C. Fearing, president of the Nevada-Utah conference of Seventh-day Adventists, told about 20 000 delegates at the Cow Palace that a Christian home is essential and that children have a right to parental attention and guidance. He called the home the greatest science in the world and urged firm but loving parental authority.
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