Grade school tournament cheer squads praised for order and enthusiasm
A bushel of details outlines plans for a community pool drive led by Lions and JayCees, with Nina Thompson guiding cheerleaders Pat McIntyre Bernard Lamach Lois Nunley and Solvig Thompson. Fundraising letters go out this weekend. The proposed 30 by 60 main pool with a 10 by 30 wading pool includes a safety walk and a 100 by 42 foot fence. Site choice favors drainage and wind protection among trees with minimal tree removal. Dressing rooms lavatories and showers are planned, water to be supplied by a ditch from the Boulder and city mains, with water samples to be analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McIntyre
Bernard Lamach
Lois Nunley
Solvig Thompson
Nina Thompson
Leon Olmstead
Dean Lowry
W. K. Amery
Lions Club
Art Boettcher
Howard Zeleny
JayCees
Lions Committee
Anderson Street
Howard Forsythe
Howard
State Board of Health
Future Farmers Hold Annual Banquet
The local Future Farmers of America chapter hosted its annual parents and sons banquet at Fraternity hall with President Elmer Johnson presiding. Instructors and speakers praised the group’s community impact and progress in 98 projects. The report cites 39 members, receipts of 46012, expenses 33878, net 12129 plus 1882.25 labor value, and a beef program totaling 117 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Parents and Sons
Fraternity Hall
Elmer Johnson
Scott Hoskinson
H. Ben Tetlie
Ed Adam
Tetlie
FFA
Adam
California
Sven Maitland
Baseball Revival Planned for Big Timber High School Team
Coach Rocks of Big Timber high school outlines plans to organize a high school and Junior American Legion baseball program. The team will enter the Montana High School Association elimination, running April through May, with state tournament starting May 21 at Great Falls. Coach Rocks emphasizes learning fundamentals and that any boy with average ability can learn to play baseball and reach the major league level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Rocks
American Legion
Montana High School Association
Great Falls
Rocki
Coach Rock
Those Easter Bells by H. S. Tool
Poem reflecting Easter bells calling for peace amid war and suffering. It speaks of resurrection and the divine promise that Christ lives and hope endures for humanity, though world conflict continues. The speaker addresses the mother and soldier, urging prayer and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Tool
Man
Galillee
First Congregational Church
Norma Wordal
Fellowship OF Prayer
Christ
Easter at St Josephs and area churches liturgy plan
The Easter program outlines Holy Week services at St Josephs with Holy Thursday Mass and Adoration, Good Friday Presanctified Mass and cross veneration, Holy Saturday rites, and Easter Sunday High Mass with music by Jules Brazil. Parallel services and a Congregational Church program include processions, hymns, sermons, and organ meditations, detailing liturgy, prayers, and benedictions across multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
I Lord
Jesus Christ
St. Basil
Jules Brazil
Father Dombrowski
P. C. Wolframski
St. Joseph's
Freedom Train visit plans scuttled by mayor letter
The Big Timber Womans club eyed a Billings stop for the Freedom Train to show local children. Mayor Biddinger’s letter says only a small portion of residents can pass the train in one day from 10 am to 10 pm, with about 12 000 through 450 000 San Diego area example. Only brief time inside per person. Outside viewing remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Womans Club
Billings
Scott Hoskinson
Biddinger
San Diego
Birth of 11-pound son at Lott hospital Livingston
Parents Mr and Mrs Robert Nunley announce the birth of their 11 pound son born yesterday morning at Lott hospital in Livingston. Helena residents Mr and Mrs Hans Algard left yesterday after a 10 day vacation visit in this vicinity and in Sheridan Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nunley
Lott Hospital
Livingston
Helena
Hans Algard
Sheridan
Wyo
Golden Wedding Honor for Ellingsons Draws 200 Guests
About 200 friends gathered at the parish hall last Thursday to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ellingson on their golden wedding anniversary. The event featured iris and yellow decor, a three tier cake, and readings, with toastmaster Rev. E. E. Tollefson and remarks by family members. Several out of town relatives sent telegrams and flowers arrived from multiple cities as attendees included relatives, attendants from 50 years ago, and a NATO-like list of guests and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Ellingson
Bayliss Cummings Jr
E. E. Tollefson
Ted C. Busha
William Ellison
A. Ronald McDonnell
E. J. Husebye
Ellingson
Earl Green
Oscar Ellingson
Rue
Helena
Olaf Rostad
Lennep
H. J. Ellingson
New Orleans
Jean Ellingson
Memphis
Tenn
Joe Ellingson
la Lima
Honduras
Central America
Services Held For Mrs Florence Stratton
Funeral services for Mrs Florence A Stratton 73 who died Monday March 22 were held at Lowry chapel with Rev P N Bennett officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View. She was born March 19 1875 in Tustin Wisconsin and had lived in Bozeman 214 years. Survivors include son Rollis A Stratton Bozeman daughter Neva S Grove Whitehall brothers Judson Kronkhite Wisconsin Frank Kronkhite Arizona nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stratton
Florence A. Stratton
Deaconess Hospital
Lowry Chapel
Stratton
Clyde Davis
Lukemia
P. N. Bennett
Congregational Church
Mountain View
Harry Wordal
Emery Jones
Clive Haas
Harold O'Dell
Donald Voges
Ed Boddy
Rollis A. Stratton
Bozeman
Neva S. Grove
Whitehall
Judson Kronkhite
Wisconsin
Frank Kronkhite
Arizona
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Lutheran Church
E. O. Overland
Mendelssohn Pflengerc
Burleigh
A. R. McDonnell
Bill Ellison
Rose of Love
the Garden of God
the Holy City
Adams
Basley
Magda Sundeen
Frank Chase
ST. Joseph’s
THE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Holy City
Our Dear Church
Dorothy Ann McArthur
Claude Doig
BIG Timber Lutheran Church
Corinth
Handel
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