Awards Assembly Highlights and Honors Recap
The program lists numerous students receiving awards in science, history, and commerce with names such as Nina Adams John Paulson Mary Ellen McDonnell and Linda Raisland. It also notes athletics scholarships civic awards and several scholarships including University of Chicago and University of Montana honors. A birth notice reports Mr and Mrs Darrel Laubach welcoming a son David Wayne born May 16 at Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asone
Paulson
Shanon Terland
Sherrie Weagel
John Ellison
Delpby Lowry
Barbara Petaja
Nina Adams
Mary Ellen McDonnell
John Paulson
Jeanette Holmberg
Jack Plaggemeyer
Mary Standish
Patricia Nottingham
Linda Raisland
Donna Schlemmer
Linda Rein
Forrest Uu- Man
Nina Adms
Corale Beer
Charles Baldwin
Mark Johnson
Margaret Lavold
Ray Lomeland
Kathy Tyler
Sex Ullman
Nina Adama
Sox Ullman
Angela Kottong
Debbie Lowry
Gene Langhus
Susan Anderson
Babe Ruth
Corale
Beer
Jaycees
Duane Hauge
Rick Clark
Big Timber
Shirley Branne
Patsy Nottingham
University of Chicago
University of Montana
Ray
Sen
Darrel Laubach
David Wayne
Local Notes Highlights From Montana Visits and Events
Visiting dignitaries include Colonel Jean Launay, French ambassador to the United States, and family touring Yellowstone before heading to Washington. Jaycee leaders Douglas Blankenship and C A Cosner to breakfast with Montana officials. Other items cover a piano recital at Congregational church, MSU Spur selection of Linda Clark, regional visits, a Laurel director guest, a 83rd birthday celebration, and Judy Schriver’s ten weeks of military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy J
Jean Launay
Yellowstone Park
Washington, D. C
United States
Douglas Blankenship
Tulsa
Okla
National Jaycee
For Sale Classified Ads and Rates
A set of buy and sell notices including a 1947 Ford pickup listed at $125, various land and livestock offers, multiple houses for sale with prices and terms, contact names and phone numbers, and weekly showing hours. Also promotes quick results from Pioneer Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Matthew
Local Hospital Admissions Noted in Brief Health Roundup
Lori Reidelbach, 17 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Reidelbach, admitted last Thursday for tonsillitis. Mrs Arvid Larson admitted Friday for medical treatment and discharged next day. Mrs Carrie Groom admitted Sunday and released same day. Mrs Frank Cudney of Grey Cliff admitted Monday for medical care and dismissed Tuesday. Millie Snyder admitted Tuesday for medical care and remains a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Reidelbach
Leo Reidelbach
Arvid Larson
Carrie Groom
Frank Cudney
Grey Cliff
Millie Snyder
Oral SandersDeath Obituary Notice From Montana
Oral Sanders born October 2 1919 in Ada Oklahoma moved to Montana with parents as a child after his mother died he lived with the Bridger Creek family he married Evelyn Marsh in 1933 he is survived by his widow seven children two brothers Preston Sanders of Stockton California and Armond Sanders of Hardin funeral services are Saturday at 2 pm from the Lowry Chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sanders
Ada
Okla
Montana
William Sanders
Oral
Isaac Layon Bridger Creek
Evelyn Marsh
Preston Sanders
Stockton
Calif
Armond Sanders
Hardin
4 H Club News Boulder Meadowlarks Meeting Recap
Shirley Rostad led the eighth meeting at the Dugout with a dog breed roll call. A get well card for Sandra Dutton, a parade float committee, and Tony Mathes’s junior leaders camp trip were noted. Forest Ranger Joe Helle spoke on tree management and showed fire pictures. Porcupine Butte and Dry Creek clubs attended. refreshments by Mrs. Kinsey. Irene Peterson reports. The Otter Creek club met at Ralph Cosgriff home for bills, float plans, Rural Life Sunday changes, and a June 2 work meeting with demos by ElVera and George Cosgriff. Lois Larson reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Meadowlarks
Shirley Rostad
Sandra Dutton
Tony Mathes
Joe Helle
Helle
Porcupine Butte
Dry Creek
Bill Kinsey
Irene Peterson
Otter Creek
Ralph Cosgriff
ElVera
George Cosgriff
Lois Larson
10000 Silver Dollars Stolen From Bard Kesselheim Ranch
10000 silver dollars valued at 600 were stolen from Bard Kesselheim's summer ranch on Limestone Creek 40 miles south of Columbus between 2 and 5 pm Tuesday. Sheriff Paul Kober describes a professional safe cracking with a built in safe, wood panel door, drilled vault door, and multiple doors bypassed to reach the money. The thieves used the ranch pickup to haul the loot away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus News
Bard Kesselheim
Billings
Limestone Creek
Colum- Stillwater
Paul Kober
Missing License Plates and Firearm Recovered in Investigation
Police recovered foreign license plates and a .22 High Standard pistol with shells during a case led by Paul Kober Bob Kem and Fred Lahn. A retriever tips on using memory mapping and scent to locate birds, advising conspicuous markers and expanding search circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kober
Bob Kem
Fred Lahn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scholastic Letters
Woman's Club
John Paul
Dale
Red
Kulr TV
Ben Knapp
Congregational Church
Nancy Schilling
Janet Carl
Linda Fellows
Judy Carl
Sandra Fellows
Vickie Egeland
Georgia Damasco
Holly Egeland
Kim Tyler
Lois Huffman
Linda Clark
MacLean Clark
MSU
Montana State University
Tanan-of-Spur
Brockways
Ralph Smith Sr
Midland
Mich
H. L. Brockways
Ocee Johnson
Betty Lou Berland
Laurelaires of
Laurel
al Berland
Conrad
Berland
Rev. Johnson
Conrad Church
Wade Kountz
McLeod
Ralph Lovelace
Forsyth
Raymond Lovelace
Golconda
Nev
Kountz
The
Waves
Judy Schriver
Victor Schriver
Chesapeake Bay
Judy
Seattle
Wash
Glenn McBride
Richard Boylan
Duane Hooper
Will Churchill
Harlowton
Groom House
7Th Ave
Ivar Undem
Call
Bernina Sewing Center
North Main
Livingston, Mont
New Holland
Charlson Motors
Oral Sanders
Lowry Chapel
Ford
Studebaker
Bearcat
Farmall H
Farmall C
Farmall
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