Mexican girl gives birth to quintuplets in Cosala
In Cosala, Culican, a 14 year old, Juana Gomez Alfaro, delivered quintuplets. Three of the babies died at birth and the remaining two died shortly after due to lack of adequate medical care.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
4
In Cosala, Culican, a 14 year old, Juana Gomez Alfaro, delivered quintuplets. Three of the babies died at birth and the remaining two died shortly after due to lack of adequate medical care.
Helena Bozeman native Fred Lay longtime supreme court attendant in Edna J Hinman office was guest at a surprise birthday party in Chief Justice James T Harrison’s office Thursday Lay a deputy clerk since 1949 and former assistant attorney general previously served as Gallatin county district court clerk and county attorney Early life included work as a railroad telegrapher
Continued from page one the list of entrants by age includes ten year olds Tully Swanberg Jim Burns and Larry McBride eleven year olds Albert Stoes sel Ray Lomeland Douglas Kelly twelve year olds Donald Wulff David Hood Bill Dempster thirteen year olds Calvin Ryan David Olsen Jerry Lee Swanberg girls broad jump six year olds Joan Deyerle Nancy Lindley and Marilyn Mathes seven year olds Margaret Lam ach Mary Ann Kiindt Diane Martinez eight year olds Valerie Clem ons Penny Mosness Martha Manley nine year olds Barbara Beck
The Lions Club furnishes first second and third place ribbons each year for the event. Readable lists of participants include Cindy Nelson and Carol Mysse in the ten year olds group and several others across age divisions from eleven to thirteen years old.
Mrs. Rosa Furstenberg leaves Thursday for Milton Florida to visit her son Lt Larry Furstenberg and family. Lloyd Berg of Shawmut wins a 500 Ralston Purina scholarship at Montana State College Honors and Seniors day, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Berg. Mrs Cleveland of Mossmain visits mother Mrs Bina Hauge and attends Lutheran church anniversary.
Sweet Grass O E S held its last meeting of the season on Tuesday. Following the business session, officers were installed led by past matrons Jane Bristol and Louise Ellingson. Edith Rule became worthy matron with Harry Wordal as worthy patron and Edna May Moulden as associate matron.
Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Pastor J Bott in Reed Point lists Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship and 8 p.m. preaching. Midweek Bible study and choir practice Wednesday at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. A Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 3 to June 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Lewiston Idaho, noted for its large white pine lumber mill.
The annual recital of Mrs. Harry Wordal’s piano pupils will be held at 8 o’clock Wednesday June 5 at the Congregational church. The program features numerous solo and duet pieces including patterns, Snowflakes, Cinderella at the Ball, The Singing Cowboy and many student performances by Leona Jones Loretta Jones Cheryle Tronrud Patricia Tronrud Carol Hanson Berdine Woodhouse Gary Boe Rose Marie McKay Nina Adams Cheryl Woodhouse Suzann Fallang Vonny Lowe Ronnie Boe Judy VanDaveer Betty Stephens JoAnn Counter Janice Johnson Cindy Havana Frances Woodhouse Judy Plagemeyer with an organ accompaniment by Sue Ann Paulson.
In Youngstown Ohio the Free man Siamese twins James Edward and John Nelson were successfully separated in a four hour operation at North Side hospital. The major part of the operation involved dividing a common liver and both boys are reported in satisfactory condition by the hospital.
A reader note suggests sprinkling baking soda in ash trays to reduce cigarette fire risk and keep trays odor free, claiming easier cleaning afterward. The worded tip emphasizes low risk and practical cleanup in Lot 9.
Dr. Roy M. Wolf a former Big Timber practitioner died May 19 1957 in Canon City Colorado He had lived in Canon City 16 years retired from practice due to ill health Funeral services were held May 21 at First Presbyterian Church Canon City Graveside rites with Knight Templar Escort followed at Lakeside Cemetery He was born December 19 1881 in Clark County Missouri and practiced in Montana and Missouri before settling in Canon City He married Lee Ola Burch August 3 1912 in Billings Montana Surviving are his wife a son Dr Hollis Wolf Colorado Springs a daughter Mrs Ron Hooper Phoenix a daughter Mrs Robert Titus Columbus Ohio and several grandchildren
Livingston Montana June 1 1951 Fred White Jr resigns as park county sheriff effective June 1 1951 He announced by mail Tuesday naming no reason for departure White a 1950 elected official and 1954 Republican reelection holder has led the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers association He came to Montana in 1911 and moved to Livingston in 1924 with the Northern Pacific railroad after earlier posts in Reinbeck Iowa Harlowton and Judith Gap.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze in an unoccupied trailer wagon belonging to Haover Andern in an empty lot behind Stan's. The interior suffered extensive damage and the cause is undetermined. Undersheriff Kenneth Thompson attended a roadblock conference in Billings on Monday.
Authorities require all dogs entering Great Britain to undergo a six month quarantine to prevent disease spread. The rule applies to imported pets and aims to safeguard public health and local livestock.
Three deer wandered into West Reading Pennsylvania Saturday night. They damaged storefronts and doors before one was killed and the remaining two were chased from town by residents.
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