LUKKES MATHES WEDDING RECEPTION HELD IN CHURCH DINING ROOM
The wedding reception featured a hand crocheted table cloth from the groom’s grandmother and a four tier cake. The couple plans to make their home at Fort Sill Oklahoma after the groom’s army assignment ends. Out of town guests came from Roberts Red Lodge Butte Livingston Big Timber and several other Montana towns.
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Winnie Bokma
George Kiehl
Eugene Lukkes
Leo Unrich
C. E. Bolima
Donna Kay Bertolino
Roberts
Darlene Johnson
Elena Dykstra
Donna Fan
Big Timber
Irvin Solland
Ray Roll
Billings
Judy Zumbrum
Roberts High School
Columbus High School
U. S. Army
Fort Sill
Okla
Red Lodge
Butte
Livingston
Rapelje
Circle
Belt
Joilet
Anaconda
Molt
Harlowton
Missoula
Grey Cliff HiLlbillies 4-H Club Meets at Nepstad Ranch
The Grey Cliff HiLlbillies 4-H club met at Floyd Nepstad ranch on Friday with Julie Strobel presiding. Members gave ideas for a float during roll call and a committee was appointed to begin work on it Thursday.
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Grey Cliff
Memorials and Meetings Highlight Rainbow Girls News
Rain bow Girls hold regular meeting with Gail Flare as worthy advisor. Plans include rodeo float, parents night, and a pie sale on June 17. Memorials given for John Brekke and John Compton, with Compton once a Rainbow board member. Dorcas circle hosts June 15 at Mrs. Ray Beck. Careless shooting warning follows a stray shot at Riverside Lumber. Paulsons trip to Boulder for Eastern Star initiation and visits to Kansas, Iowa and Minnesota.
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MSC
A. R. Collins
Montana State College
Wyoming
John Hooper
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bureau of Public Roads
State School of Science
Wahpeton
N. C
Duane Hooper
Rainbow Girls
Gail Flare
John Brekke
John Compton
Compton
Rainbow Advisory Board
Rose Marie McKay
Nature
Kathy Tyler
Outer Observer
Linda Raisland
Margaret Harper
Diane Flore
Julie Strobel
Choir
Dorcas
Ray Beck
Ross Snyder
Thompson
Riverside Lumber
St. Mark's Church Sunday Service Times
St. Mark's Episcopal Church advertises Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 11.
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ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church Announces Retreat and Programs
Ben Knopp Pastor leads Women’s Fellowship retreat at Chico Hot Springs Tuesday to Thursday. Daily vacation church school Monday to Friday 9 00 to 11 30 a m for nursery through 5th grade. Board of trustees meets Thursday at 5 p m. Sunday family worship at 9 30 a m with children's sermon and care. Homeland Circle meets Thursday.
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First Congregational Church
Ben Knopp
Women’s Fellowship
Chico Hot Springs
Board of Trustees
Homeland Circle
Ostensons Welcome Visitors Amid Local Notes
Visiting Ostensons host Norman and Linda Tecca of Livingston niece and Reed Point guest Lila Ostenson. Shoulder injury ends in hospital for Bob Charleson after breaking a shoulder while breaking horses. Dinner guests include Wilson, Duvendack, and Davis families from Bozeman and Columbus. Ed Gunderson, Cincinnati medical student, joins Pi Kappa Epsilon honorary fraternity per mother Mrs Forsythe.
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Norman Ostenson
Linda Tecca
Livingston
Lila Ostenson
Reed Point
Norman’s
Bob Charleson
Everett Charleson
Percy Cox
Fred Wilson
George Duvendack
Bozeman
Chas. Davis
Columbus
Ed Gunderson
University of Cincinnati
Pi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Howard Forsythe
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Lukkes
Mathes
Ford
Dodge
Your Chevrolet Sales
Mens Western
H-C
Jae
Acme
Uni
Buick
Roper
Motor & Hardware
CLARK
P & C Tools
Clark's Plumbing & Htg
Almeda’s Cafe
Ozzie Nevin
Almeda Cafe
Dr. Standish
Mrs
Harold Miosness
Wayne Osterhout
Anton Solberg
Ethel Man
John Larson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Guild
Richard R. Price
Dallman Hall
Price
Angus
McBride Land and Livestock Co
Western Acceptance Corporation
Malcolm H. Goosey Sr
H. P. Johnson
Stan’s
Sweet Grass County High School
Crace Carney
Susan Davis
Dean Lowry
Albert Wagner
Asda T
Miracle Foam
Ben Franklin
Western Oxfords
Pendleton
Solberg Company
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