Local Red Lodge Catholic Church Wedding Noted
A couple wed on April 12 at the Catholic Church in Red Lodge. The bride and groom are connected to families from Roberts and Big Timber, with relatives including the Loiland and McLauchlan households.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
7
A couple wed on April 12 at the Catholic Church in Red Lodge. The bride and groom are connected to families from Roberts and Big Timber, with relatives including the Loiland and McLauchlan households.
Local notes record visitors and travels in Montana. Webster City Iowa and Park Rapids Minnesota relatives visited Mrs Walter Boelter, while Florida travelers Arthur and Ethel Davis toured the northwest visiting former Bozeman residents. The Montana Cable Television Association elected officers for the year and hosted speakers and scholars from Montana State University and the University of Montana.
Governor Forrest Anderson is among state leaders giving noncommittal responses to the American Rifleman poll on gun laws. More than half of 30 responding governors oppose new citizen ownership controls, while many others offered ambiguous answers. The piece also notes aviation and food industry tidbits including Soviet cosmonauts using capitalist pens and per capita wheat consumption trends.
Red Lodge hosts a Saturday evening gathering as Mr. and Mrs. Art Sell join Mr. and Mrs. Byron Manley and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Egeland for a social visit with friends.
Miss Mary Janet Lamphear daughter of Earl Lamphear raised in Big Timber begins work at the Van Cleve Lazy K Dude Ranch adding new duties for the season.
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