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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
9
Acknowledgment text thanks friends for calls and Dr Standish and hospital staff for excellent care. Also items advertise in a local Montana classifieds with rental notices and probate notices for J O Dell Barbour Goldie Sack and Richard Brannin with dates in 1966 and court details in Big Timber Sweet Grass County.
State of Montana Sweet Grass County. Robert Lindner estate administrator invites creditors to present claims within four months after first publication. Claimant notices directed to O J Paulson law office in Big Timber Montana for estate affairs. Robert W Lindner is Administrator and attorney for the Administrator.
The notice asks residents to register to vote by July 7 1966 if they will be 21 by August 16 1966 and to file for or seek office by the same deadline. It reminds voters who did not vote in the last General Election to register. ARNE HOEM Clerk and Recorder.
E 0 Overland guardian seeks court order to lease ward Oscar Elvin Schuyler property to Louis E Popppler Billings for ten years with 1/8 royalty plus gas and oil conditions and $559.74 initial and annual rentals. citation set for May 19 1966 in Big Timber Montana with publication notice. There is also an American Cancer Society health checkup ad stating 1 400 000 Americans alive today cured of cancer.
The Sunday Bible lesson at Christian Science Church will focus on spiritual versus material views of man's nature. Readings include Genesis openings, Jesus raising Lazarus, and lines from Ephesians and Isaiah urging awakening and Christ’s light.
Donald E. Toney, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m. evening 8 p.m. Sunday youth fellowship 6 45 p m. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday 8 p.m. Women’s Missionary meeting second Thursday 7 30 p.m.
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church releases a summer schedule with Masses at 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. led by Fr. John Haligowski. The notice highlights weekend and weekday service times.
Ocee Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 9:45 a m and worship at 11. Mother's day observed. Junior choir meets Wednesday at 6 30 p m with senior choir at 7 p m. Luther League meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Junior Confirmation class Thursday at 4 15. Melville Lutheran Church holds Sunday school at 2 and worship at 3.
Joseph LaDu pastor leads services with church school at 9 45 and worship at 11 Nursery care is provided Church Council meets on the second Thursday at 7 p m Trustees and Deacon meet the same night at 8 p m Christian Education committee meets the first Wednesday at 7 30 Sunday school teachers meet the last Thursday at 7 30 Junior choir rehearses each Wednesday at 4 15.
Montana schools will receive a record 352 398 dollar library book purchase funded under Title II of the ESEA. 701 public districts and 84 private schools will get books on permanent or renewable loans. Textbooks were excluded and selections were made from 10 000 titles recommended by the American Library Association and others.
The group will gather on the first and third Thursdays at 2 30 PM. Members meet to discuss community matters and share updates in a informal setting at the usual venue.
Morning worship at 11. No evening service. Prayer meeting Tuesday 3 to 4 pm. Grace Fellowship 8 pm with Mrs. James Faw. Wednesday Bible study and prayer at 7:30. Friday boys and girls fellowship after school and junior choir rehearsal after school.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church outlines a church school at 10 a m and morning prayer at 11 30 a m conducted by Vicar C J Faas.
The Church of God lists a youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p m. Cottage prayer meeting and Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11 Believers meeting at 8 00 and Ladies of the church meet every second Tuesday of the month at 2 p m.
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