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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
3
A newspaper promotion touts electric appliances as ideal Mother’s Day gifts. It highlights large appliances like laundry equipment refrigerators freezers ranges and small devices such as frying pans toasters irons promising easier living and reduction of homemaking drudgery.
Rev Helmut Fichtler presides with junior choir at 4 15 and senior choir at 7 on Wednesday May 14. Sunday May 11 features Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 with child care. Monday May 12 hosts Board of Christian Education and Sunday school teachers meeting.
Evangelical United Brethren Church Reed Point announces Sunday school at 10 from pastor Fe J Bett. No morning or evening preaching due to annual conference in Billings at First EUB church July 7 to 11. Midweek services also omitted this week.
Sunday school at 10 worship at 11 no evening services Tuesday 8 p.m. EUB Grace Fellowship at the parsonage with Mrs Lindley and Mrs Lenz as hostesses EUB Men at the church at 8 p.m. Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Mother Daughter tea and program
Rev Richard Price leads Holy Communion at 8 a m and sermon at 11 a m on May 11 at St Mark's Episcopal Church Fourth and Hooper St Church school meets at 9 45 a m Daily schedule includes Wednesday Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m Guild gathering May 8 at 2 p m Outside clean up and Vestry meeting set for May 12 at 7 p m
Pastor Clyde F. Kearbey leads Sabbath school at 2 p.m. and church services at 3 p.m. at the local church.
Ocee Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 Mother's Day. Tuesday features junior choir 6 30 senior choir 7 00 and Bible study with prayer at 8 00. Wednesday includes junior confirmation 4 15 and Junior Luther League 7 30.
A local church schedules Brotherhood activities Thursday at 8 pm followed by worship. On Sunday the Melville congregation holds worship at 9:00 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:00 a.m.
Rev Paul Seagraves leads Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with a special Mother’s Day service featuring poems and songs by the Sunday school class. Youth service follows at 7:30 and evening service at 8. Pastor's message is The Things You Can’t See. Daily Vacation Bible School begins June 5. Plan to send your child.
The schedule lists Sunday masses at Big Timber seven thirty and ten thirty a m Reed Point mass at nine a m every Sunday except the first Sunday of the month Holy Days mass at seven a m and seven p m Altar Society meets on the third Thursday of each month at two thirty p m.
G Norman Penwell president of Northwest Video rebutted Senator Mansfield's pay TV concerns and said cable operators in Kalispell provide diverse programming. He denied forcing KGEZ TV off air and argued cable is not pay television but an extension of a subscriber's antenna system with installation charges only.
The piece contrasts blooming gardens in the South with lingering snow on the Canadian border and notes spring's promise of renewal. It argues warmer weather generally yields better health, while some prefer winter sports. The tone is optimistic about nature and well-being.
The piece notes lower death rates from April to September and asks why, suggesting the body’s defenses work better in warmth. It cites humanity’s origins in warm climates, outdoor living, and urges readers to embrace outdoor activity like gardening or spring walks.
Helena social security district manager urges severely disabled individuals to file by June 30 1958 to freeze their records for future disability old age and survivor benefits. Eligibility requires five years of work in ten years before disability and medical evidence of six months or more of inability to work. Contact Helena office for details and a free pamphlet.
Kenneth Roe of Sweet Grass county explains acreage reserve rules for 1958 soil bank program. A producer who knowingly exceeds normal acreage on another farm or by more than 10 percent of the largest allotment on the farm in 1956 or 1957 risks loss of the entire payment or part of it for corn upland cotton rice tobacco and spring wheat.
A historical note states the average human brain weighs 48 ounces. This fact appears to be a general measurement cited in the period's scientific discussion.
A historical record notes that the average heart weighs about 11 ounces. The figure reflects a standard anatomical estimate used in early medical literature.
Research shows cow milk output drops fastest when water is scarce, more than by other factors. The note also mentions an unfamiliar phrase about the first American hero to have ticker, implying a historical or fragmentary reference.
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