Eight ministers named for EUB church in Missoula
The Montana conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church announced eight ministers assigned to new pastorates. Ordination is set for Sunday for five seminary graduates. Rev. Kent Swift will serve Beach North Carolina. Others include Richard Keinitz Bozeman and Gendive. Everal Wines Billings. Billings Lockwood. Jim Zottnick Bozeman. Harvey Bartram Columbus. Glendon Harris Gendive. David Graff Missoula. Arvid Lindley Rapelje.
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Missoula
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Montana
EUB
Kent Swift
Beach, N. C
Richard Keinitz
Billings Hawthorne
Everal Wines
Billings Lockwood
Jim Zottnick
Bozeman
Harvey Bartram
Columbus
Glendon Harris
Gendive
David Graff
Arvid Lindley
Rapelje
Swift
Keinitz
Zottnick
Harris
Lindley
Sunday School Convention Held At Church Of God
A Sunday school convention organized with Midland Empire Sunday school association and sponsored by the E U B church and Church of God takes place at the Church of God tomorrow evening. Workshops start at 6 30 with devotions led by Rev J D Lindley and sessions on preschool children youth and adult instruction. An inspirational service follows at 8 p m with Alfred Pederson as speaker. the public is invited.
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Midland Empire Sunday School Association
E.U.B. Church
Church of God
J. D. Lindley
Wilmber Keiser
Harold Turner
Wesley MacIntyre
Alfred Pederson
Eric
Memorial Poppy Day Proclaimed by Big Timber Mayor
Harold Roe, mayor of Big Timber, proclaims May 26 as American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Poppy Day to support veteran rehabilitation and child welfare. Citizens urged to wear poppies as tribute to war veterans and a memorial to the fallen. Visit to Valley City residents noted in brief with past connections.
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American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Montana
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold Roe
Big Timber
Boy Scouts Hold Court of Honor at Troop 21
Dean Lowe Richard Hager Raymond Hoem Lorents Grosfield Lee Barker and Don McLane receive second class advancement at Court of Honor held by Troop 21 at Dugout meeting. Hager earns merit badge in photography. Dennis Johnson and Durrell Johnson welcomed as new members. film shown by Supt A. C. McDonald. refreshments served.
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Dean Lowe
Richard Hager
Raymond Hoem
Lorents Grosfield
Lee Barker
Don McLane
Troop 21
Palmer Finsvik
Donald Haas
Dennis Johnson
Durell Johnson
Supt
A. C. McDonald
Eastern Stars Install Officers at Meeting
Sweet Grass chapter 22 OES held its last meeting before fall in the Masonic temple with Lois Hatfield and Oscar Ellingson presiding as worthy matron and patron. Elva McArthur installed officers assisted by Louise Ellingson. Norma Wormald was organist and Florence Christensen chaplain. New officers include Margaret Jo Lavold matron Oscar J Ellingson patron Edith Rule associate matron Harry Wordal associate patron Montana Voges secretary Mable Smart treasurer Edna Mae Moulden conductress Billy Johnson associate conductress Lois Hatfield chaplain Eileen Vaughn marshal Gladys O’Leary organist Jane Gust Adair Edna Ullman Ruth Lucille Clark Esther Arlene Manley Martha Virginia Mc
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Sweet Grass
O.es
Masonic Temple
Lois Hatfield
Oscar Ellingson
Elva Mc‘Arthur
Louise Eillingson
Norma Wor[dal
Florence Christensen
Iare
Margaret Jo Lavold
Oscar J. Ellingson
Edith Rule
Harry Wordal
Montana Voges
Secy
Mable Smart
Treas
Edna Mae Moulden
Billy Johnson
Eileen Vaughn
jJmarshal
Busha Funeral Planned for Local Alumni Leader
The obituary notes the death of an alumnus and former Montana State Bar vice president. Survivors include Harriet his widow and son Thomas S. Busha, plus four sisters and three brothers. Services are 10:30 a.m. Monday at Christ Episcopal Church Georgetown with burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Montana
Busha
State Bar Association
Montana Republican State Central Committee
Athletic Roundtable
Spokane
Wash
Harriet
Col
Wilbur Fisk Sanders
United States
Thomas S. Busha
Beulah Patterson
Lenore Busha
Ted C. Busha
Big Timber
Homer Seibert
Frenchtown
Beatrice Johnson
Polson
Homer Busha
Long Beach
Calif
Willard Busha
Hall
Christ Episcopal Church
Georgetown
Arlington Cemetery
Cub Scouts Award Winners at City Park Picnic
Dick Hanson won first prize as best hobo at the Cub Scout picnic in City Park on Sunday afternoon. Gary Collenborne took second and Glen Berg third as Cubs dressed as hobos. Ralph Prather, Cubmaster, presented Webelos badges and Gold Arrows to John Paulson Randy Mosness Sex Ull jiman Roger Hoem and Bill Demp ister.
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Dick Hanson
Gary Collenbornes
Glen Berg
Ralph Prather
John Paulson
Randy Mosness
Sex Ulljiman
Roger Hoem
Bill Dempister
Webelos
Kenneth Hanson
Steve Hanson
Doug MacDonald
Jack Prather
David Martinz
Gary Collenborne
Chris Fallang
Gary’Hale
Local lodge ceremony honors retiring matron and members
Mrs Hatfield received a pin from June Olness at a ceremonial tribute led by Electa Annette Thompson and Vic Braaten. Ella Williams Belle Amery Joy Clark supervised dining. Bear seen near town by Joe Reidelbach at Palmer Lomeland ranch. Birthday surprise honors Mrs Severine Strang with potluck supper and gifts from local friends.
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Ella Williams
Belle Amery l
Joy Clark
Joe Reidelbach
Palmer Lomeland Ranch
Boulder
Joe
Severine Strang
Olaf Flare
Keith Harlan
August
Pullman
Albert Strand
Andrew Togstad
Aasa Furstenberg
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A. & B. Construction Co
Melville
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Republican Central Committee
American Legion and Auxiliary
Cort Hotel
McLeod St
Fourth Avenue
Thien
Anderson Street
Legion Memorial
Mountain View Cemetery
Yellowstone Bridge
Wallis Huidekoper
Legionnaires, Co. B
210Th Engineers
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Robert Reesor
T the Church of God
Harlowton
Brooks
Shirley Kringlie
Valley City
N. D
Jim Brooks
California
Kringlie
Itom Busha
Cub Scouts
Donald, Electa
Annette Thompsson
Warder
Vic Braaten
Sentinel
Hatfield
June Olness
Wor‘dal
O’leary
Ellingson
Lavold
Ward
Rostad
Star Teen
the Fashion
Geo. Davis
Republican
Geo. A. Davis
Helena, Montana
Harlowton Gardens
Harlowton, Mont
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