Bowling Results From Mavericks and Timber Leagues
Maverick league at A G Market crowns winner with 90 wins and 54 losses. Johnnie Boe tops high series with 626 and Don Churchill leads high game with 257. Oscar Elgen takes most improved average at 20 pins. Timber league at City Club Lanes shows winner with 82.5 wins and 49.5 losses. Julie Etzold leads high series 644. Johnnie Boe again tops high game 278. Elmer Myrstol earns most improved game 17 pins. Pa and Ma league at City Club Lounge crowns Don Churchill with 76 wins 36 losses. Marguerite Findley posts high series for women 579. Don Churchill also high game for men.
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Maverick
A.G. Market
Johnnie Boe
Don Churchill
Oscar Elgen
Timber League
Julie Etzold
Elmer Myrstol
Marguerite Findley
Local bowling leads with pins and most improved averages
Jean Sell tops the high women with 16 pins and Rose Crockett also earns 16 pins. Mal Goosey heads the men with 11 pins and the event highlights include most improved averages and top performances by both genders.
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Jean Sell
Mal Goosey
Rose Crockett
Hospital Notes Reflect Small Local Admissions
Steve Scofield of Shawmut was admitted last Thursday and released yesterday. Mrs. Dudley Tyler was admitted for removal of fiber glass from eye and released the next day. Mrs. Mabel Harper was a medical patient from Friday until Tuesday. Douglas Brickford, 5, of Melville, admitted Saturday for a broken arm sustained when kicked by a horse. John Drivdahl underwent an appendectomy yesterday.
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Steve Scofield
Shawmut
Dudley Tyler
Mabel Harper
Douglas Brickford
Melville
John Drivdahl
President Kennedy to visit Montana on Sept 26
Sen. Mansfield announced President Kennedy will tour Montana on September 26 visiting Billings and Great Falls. The natural resources inspection trip to the northwest involves several hours in each city.
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Billings
Kennedy
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Great Falls
Northwest
Weekend Visit to Anaconda by Chapel and Patty
Mr and Mrs Jim Chapel and Patty spent the weekend visiting relatives in Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Jim Chapel
Patty
For Sale and Thanks Notices From Big Timber
Multiple small items include real estate listings and a card of thanks. Properties offered by Big Timber Realty include a four bedroom home near a grade school and a two bedroom home with three lots. A bowling league starts September with roster signups. Various individuals seek hay acreage or sell barrels for garbage.
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West Side
F.H.A
BIG Timber Realty
Joe Louis Returns as Song and Dance Man in Las Vegas
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis, 49, debuted on the night club circuit in Las Vegas, wearing luminous boxing shoes as showgirls accompanied him. Ex-boxer Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom doubted his singing ability, while Louis said the job pays well even as he works to pay off a back income tax debt. A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tjaaland was born in Columbus hospital, with the grandfather Hans Tjaaland visiting. Civilian payroll costs reached a record $15.346 billion in fiscal 1963, with raises for postal workers and civilian employees and a rising federal workforce. A dog theft case in Miami involved Joseph Quinones reporting a stolen pedigreed French poodle and a later ransom call.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Joe Louis
Louis
Rongside
Slapsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Joe
Washington
Senate House Committee
Civil Service
Landis Sentenced on Tax Charge
A federal judge in New York sentenced James M. Landis to 30 days for income tax failures from 1956 to 1960. Landis, a former Harvard Law School dean and adviser to three presidents, is in psychiatric care for a habit the judge noted. He owed $76,401 after paying $94,492 during 1961-62. Landis, 63, previously chaired the SEC and Civil Aeronautics Board and was hospitalized for treatment on Staten Island.
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New York
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Landis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Neurological Institute of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Sylvester J. Ryan
U.S
U. S. Public Health Service Hospital
Staten Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Quadruplets in Poverty Highlight Court Action
The first known identically born quadruplets in the United States live in poverty in a broken home. Sheena Shawna Sherry and Shannon Harris, born June 30, receive help from father Bernard Harris 23 who must pay 30 dollars weekly for the quads and their brother Shawn. Delores Harris has filed for separate maintenance. Harris left the family and Lawrence Smith, a garage car hiker, provides most support.
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Chicago
United’ States
Sheena
Shawna
Sherry
Shannon Harris
James Crosson
Bernard
Shawn
Harris
Delores Harris
Lawrence Smith
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Pacific Trail
Loden
J. S. Solberg Co., Inc
BIG Timber Veterinary Clinic
John R. Alexander, D.V.M
Wwe
Wwe Ee
Philco
Motorola
RCA Color
Rue
Andy Raymond
Ray Elgen
Gene Koch
Association
Glenn McBride
Dr. Standish
Lois Williams
Mrs
June Cumin
B. L
Bob) Drake
Mike Breck
Byron Grosfield
Dallman Hall
ST. Mark’s Guild
George
Harold Tjaaland
Custer
Columbus Hospital
Hans Tjaaland
Tjaaland
Hospital Suny
Miami
Joseph Quinones
Nova
Chevrolet
International
Minneapolis
Ed Anderson
Hysham
Jeeps
S & S Motors
Pearl
Crisco
MJB
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