Erickson dies after bicycle accident injuries in Oregon
Arnold O. Erickson, 41, son of the late Rev. E A Erickson a former Sweet Grass county Lutheran minister, died at his sister’s home in Lake Grove Oregon. The autopsy cited a ruptured heart artery from the Feb 5 accident beneath the Sellwood Bridge. He had learned to drive from a wheelchair and attended Portland Television College. Survivors include his mother Marie Olson and three brothers Leonard Alvin and Elmer. Funeral services were held at the Chapel by the Lake Oswego and Wenatchee, Wash. locations.
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Portland
Ore
Ethel Noyes
Emma Barr
E. A. Erickson
Sweet Grass County
Arnold O. Erickson
Sellwood Bridge
Hilma Disney
Lake Grove
Erickson
Portland Television College
Big Timber
Mont
Oswego
Wenatchee
Wash
Marie Olson
Bellingham
Disney
Leonard
Goldendale
Alvin
Elmer
Mt. Vernon
Gratitude and notices from Big Timber community
Thanks from neighbors and friends fill hospital recovery notes in Big Timber. Local messages express sincere appreciation to George Alden Victor Tronrud Jr. Mike Hoyem and others for cards and sympathy. Zipper lost to a dog and a jacket found at court house are also noted along with a Luther League banquet report.
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Big Timber
Fort Harrison
George Alden
Victor Tronrud Jr
Mike Hoyem
S. C. Andersen
Mamie Buell
Frank Gottlob
Gallery rifle results tie Vesta's Vultures and Tillie's Hillbillies
Results show Vesta's Vultures and Tillie's Toilers tied at three wins each after this week's gallery rifle shoot. Individual scores include Vesta Collenborne 367 and Til lie Nevin 373 as top scorers for each side. Funeral services for Darrell H. Koontz were held at Lowry chapel with Rev. Helmuth Fichter officiating. Pallbearers listed. burial at Mountain View cemetery. Visiting mother Mrs Thelma Pelletier of Los Angeles visiting her mother Mrs Dora Brannin. Pelletier works in Los Angeles Times classified ads department. Livingston staff numbers cited.
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Vesta
Tillie
Vesta Collenborne
Nelda Holcomb
Cliff Moffett
Art Nygaard
Tony VanderVoort
Clint Collenborne
Nels Olin
Lawrence Allestad
Otto Stenberg
Tillie Nevin
Darrell H. Koontz
Lowry Chapel
Helmuth Fichter
First Congregational Church
Ronald McDonnell
Ted Busha
Frank Chase
Emil Hauge
Oscar Fallang
Kenneth Blackwell
O. A. Thomason
Ervin Overfelt
Ed Thompson
Mountain View Cemetery
Thelma Pelletier
Los Angeles
Dora Brannin
Group Reports 60 Percent of Right to Work Signatures
Dayton Persons of the Equal Opportunity League told Billings county chairmen that 60 percent of the required 26 000 signatures for the Right to Work referendum have been gathered for the November ballot. He urged workers to return partially completed petitions and emphasized signers need not oppose or support the measure. He said voters should decide the issue.
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Billings
Dayton
Equal Opportunity League
Montana
Man's Alertness Prevents Fire Near West Yellowstone
Bozeman reports describe an accident on Highway 91 ten miles north of West Yellowstone where a wrecked car leaked gasoline after a tank broke. Big Timber resident G. Kelly shut off the motor to stop a potential fire, saving lives as two men were found in the ditch. one remained unconscious but both were listed in satisfactory condition at Deaconess hospital.
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Bozeman
Big Timberman
G. Kelly
Highway 91
West Yellowstone
Deaconess Hospital
Local Notes: Leave, Birth, and Baseball Meeting Teasers
On Leave Irving Swanson arrives from Long Beach to spend a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Swanson. Mrs Friday Alexander and Mrs Nancy Clayton visit Savage with a daughter of the latter. Len A son born to Mr and Mrs Pat Chapel May 7 at the Community hospital. The infant weighed six pounds nine ounces. Baseball invitation for kids 8 to 14 at the Dugout in City Park on Saturday.
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Irving Swanson
Long Beach
Calif
Fred Swanson
Savage
Friday Alexander
Mrrs
Nancy Clayton
Len
Pat Chapel
City Park
Legion PeeWee program offers new chance for youth
According to athletic committee chairman Jim Schneider the American Legion will host its PeeWee program on Saturday May 10 at 3 pm. The event provides valuable instruction and experience for youngsters as in past years and aims to attract more children to participate.
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Urday
Jim Schneider
The
American Legion
Legion
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COLE
Sheaffer
Savs Vogue
Big Timber Lions Club
Scott Hoskinson
Ison
Grit Magazine
David Martinz
Court House
PTM
Ocee Johnson
Luther League
Harlowton
League Mothers
Mr. Johnson
Harle
Robert
Gene and
Helen Spilce
Grand Hotel
Bozeman Granite Works
Roy R. Ayres
Bozeman, Mont
Trip Insurance
Home Insurance CO
SCG
George Domasco
General Electric
George
IRA
Lions Club
Legion Hall
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