Local Notes and Folks Items From Big Timber
Rain postpones the Lutheran church Sunday school picnic to after the parochial school in June. Kenneth Davenport moves into a rented Tolson home as his Davenport Motor Sales business owner family relocates from Billings. Grace M. Williams visits Big Timber on a Phoenix driven tour via Livingston and Seattle. Royal Neighbors candle light initiation proceeds with one candidate and convention plans for Red Lodge. Local fines for drunk driving and furloughs from Camp Gordon. Married couple Henry Hauge and Emma Reichert to reside in Livingston. Various visits, court and hospital notes include Jock Anderson and infant care, and Shrine convention travel. Tom Mahan transfers to Camp Cooke area. affectionate family visits noted.
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Kenneth Davenport
Davenport Motor Sales
McIntyre Motor
Billings
R. L. Tolson
Tolsons
Seattle
Mary Pravda
Red Lodge
Eileen Vaughn
Nancy Clayton
Audrey Nunley
Henry Hauge
Big Timber
Emma Reichert
Katherine E. Reichert
Helena
Livingston
Margaret White and William Michels wed in Anaconda
A Montana wedding unites Margaret White of Anaconda and William Michels of Helena at St. Paul Catholic Church Anaconda with Rev Bernard Sullivan officiating. Guests from Helena Anaconda and Great Falls attended and after the ceremony a family breakfast and reception were held at the Stevens home. The couple plans to reside at 303 North Warren Helena after a Montana Washington honeymoon.
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Anaconda
Montana
Margaret White
William Michels
Helena
St. Paul Catholic Church
Bernard Sullivan
Jack White
Mary Michels
Walter Stevens
Bernard Madden
Tony Shields
Michels
James White
State Highway Commission
J. J. Michels
Big Timber
Geological Survey Unit
Walter F. Stevens
Stevens
Roy A. Michaud
T. F. Johnson
William Henderson
Jack Tucker
Ben A. Anderson
Alice Shea
Florence Allen
Catherine Peoples
Irene Fleming
Cecelia Everett
Herb Grossman
Vic Ziegler
Great Falls
William Werning
Philipsburg
Mary Shagina
W. J. Wilcox
James Gleason
David Walker
Butte
Washington
North Warren
Five Participate In State Meet
Sweet Grass sent five boys to the Montana state high school track meet in Missoula. Jim McCauley senior reached finals in hurdles, Ronald Dahl competed in shot put and javelin, Tom Hoskinson ran the half mile, Don Mlekush ran high and low hurdles, aided by Bill Anderson and Bud Carvey. Over 500 athletes competed. Helena won class A and Polson class B.
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Missoula
Jim McCauley
Ronald Dahl
Tom Hoskinson
Don Mlekush
Don Bray
Bill Anderson
Bud Carvey
Sweet Grass
United States
Montana
Helena
Polson
Halverson Twins
Jim MecCauley
Senior Banquet Held Tuesday at Moose Hall
The senior banquet, hosted by the Women of the Moose, featured Milton Wordal as toastmaster and Joel Story as speaker. Gilman Aller and Mervin Wertz delivered remarks, with a quartet performing patriotic and school songs before Barbara Officer’s June 1 wedding dedication. The event ended with Auld Lang Syne and plans for a 1957 class reunion.
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Moose Hall
The
Moose
Milton Wordal
Joel Story
Gilman Aller
Mervin Wertz
Aller
Malcolm
Jim Goosey
Ray Beck
Joshua
Jerico
Do Not Disturb Wildlife Babies Alert Issued in Montana
Montana Fish and Game warns the public to leave wildlife youngsters alone along mountain trails and roadways this spring. Do not capture or molest fawn deer calf elk cub bear or broods of ducklings or other wildlife as it is illegal and dangerous for both humans and animals.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Training School Needs Improvements in Montana Waiting List
The Montana state training school at Boulder reports an 8 percent rise in January 1952 admissions waiting list. Officials cite overcrowding and call for improvements to facilities and procedures to speed placements.
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Montana State Training School
Boulder
Plea for bond to expand Montana state school care
Dr. Arthur Westwell urges voters to approve a $2,250,000 bond for school improvements as the mentally deficient wait list grows from 160 in January to 172 by May 1. He notes Boulder facility must serve Montana’s mentally deficient children, left stretched by limited facilities and reliance on Warm Springs. He warns against neglecting care as condemned as in Germany under Hitler.
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Arthur Westwell
Westwell
Boulder
Montana
Warm Springs
Hitler
Germany
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Lutheran Church
Fair Grounds
Arizona
Grace M. Williams
Pioneer
E. H. Amick
Phoenix
Don Shope
Justice Court
Georgia
Glen Kenison
Harold Kenison
Airforce Base
Camp Gordon
South Dakota
Tom Mahan
Columbus
C. E. Smart
Mahan
Camp Cooke
California
Santa Barbara
Worden
John Huff
Anna Hermanson
B. E. Berg
District Court
Jock Anderson
Sherwood Brent Moschelle
van Moschelle
Dan
Shrine
Oscar Ellingson
Ben Olness
Japan
Dick Armstrong
Tom Tuesday
Daughters of the Nile
Ellingson
PUREX
Signie
Vitamont Dog Food
Lowell Gibson
Davis Grocery
Niemi
Vaughn
Ragsdale
Vaughn Market
Hauge Shoe Shop
J.S. Solberg Co
Gamble Store
Sawyer
Stenberg Shoe
Big Timber Dept
Nevin
O. J. Ellingson & Co. Perrine Barber Shop
Ben Franklin Store
Loftsgaarden
Plum
Big Timber Bakery
Bailey Hardware
A. W. Miles Co
City Food Market
Clark’s Plumbing
the Fashion
Boulder Creamery
Big Timber Cleaners
Niharin
Hunters Green
Big Timber Dept. Store
Vas
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