Billings Briefs: Indictment, traffic toil, and club trustees
LeRoy Bender twelve was seriously injured when he was ejected from a sled onto a moving car on Twenty street and Sixth Avenue. City council set to request railroad alarms for a spur crossage safety. questioned illegal sewer hookups for a housing project west of Billings. five nominees for Commercial Club trustees to be elected December 14. local livestock show ribbons led by Carol and family. Billings postal receipts for 11 months of 1948 rose sharply, with December 1948 expected to exceed 1947 figures by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Bender
St. Wighteenth Street
Sixth Avenua
Billings
John Bender
North Seventeenth Eareet
Billings Pastal
Mearl L. Fagg
Justal
City to Display Flags on Billings Sidewalks
At a Tuesday city meeting Alderman Carroll cited a woman’s injury after catching a heel in a flag hole near parking meters. The Amatican Legion asked for flag display along main streets and officials agreed to study suitable flag holders for the business district.
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Collins
A. N. Bergen
Yellowstone
Amatican Legion
Billings
J) Carroll
Carroll
J. B. Biddinger
Fir City
Normal Plans Christmas Gift to Community
The Montana Normal School announces a candlelight production of Heaven on Earth on Sunday December 12 at 4 30 and 7 30 open to the public without charge. Hershfield wrote the three act play featuring the wise men angels and nativity with a candlelight chorus procession and a featured dancer Jacobsen of Scobey. Cast includes Bonnie Jay Catch Nach Richard Humphrey Mary French and others from Billings Grasa Range Mildred Walkerville Wilsall and Cody with production staff led by Frank Houle and Allen Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorder
Montana Noermal School
Ray J. Hershfield
Dimmatics
Dia
Pablic
Hershfield
He College
Heaven On Earth
Herod
Prlace
Mise Ruth Noure
Bonnie Jay Cattnach
Richard A. Humphrey
Billings
Mary I. French
Grasa Range
The
Cash
Donna Grooge
Donne Dorfler
Joe Sikin
Cleve Kimmel
Richard Humphrey
Gerald Talt
Kenneth Tat
Richard Cure
Adulph Christensen
Robert Sando
Mildred
Jo Ann Cusick
Walkerville
May Clonlnnor
Wilsall
Adrian Langetaif
Jaliet
Annamae Strouf
Danvers
James March
Cody
James ‘Lechner
Portney's Pillar
LaVetta Jacobsen
Scobey
Misa Jacobsen
Herod's Palace
Frank Houle
Allen Speed
Alden Pedersen
Jene Peterson
Reclamation Meeting Rebukes Commissioner
Delegates at the sixth annual Montana Reclamation Association meeting adjourned in Missouri after criticizing National Reclamation Association head Michael W. Straus for claims of influence by big car partners and private utilities. They voiced confidence in NRA leadership, backed president Harry E. Polk, and urged an educational effort to counter unsubstantiated statements. New officers include George Ebner as president and O A Bergegon as vice president. H B Buck was secretary treasurer and B B Tiffany directed district 16. W G Broan urged broader regional planning for the Missouri Basin, noting a shift from project by project thinking to a single large program with interagency cooperation.
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Montana Reclamaon Association
Missouri
National Reclamaton Association
Michael W. Straus
Montana Association
Harry E. Polk
Natonal Reclamation Association
George Ebner
Yalier
O. A. Bergegon
Dilier
H. BP
Buck
Billings
B. BE. Tiffany
Bings
Yellowstone
Treasure Counties
W. G Broan
Binge
Missouri Busin Eld
Blosi
Houses of Congress
Cold snap to bring frigid weather across Mass
Forecasters warn of freezing temperatures as a cold front moves into Billings area. Partly cloudy skies and snow flurries are expected today with highs around 8 degrees. The cold wave traces to northern Canada and Alaska.
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Billings
Canada
Alaska
Herald to Feature Camera Club Winners
Billings Camera club president AL Roppins announced that monthly winning prints from the Print-of-the-month contest will be showcased in The Herald starting December 2. Winning entries will travel to Bennett Orig, the Northern hotel, Mummel Drug, and Kasper's studio for display across three weeks.
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al, Roppins
Billings Camera Club
Herald
Bennett
Orig Stora
Northeerm
Mummel Drug Company
Second Creme
Kasper
North Twenty-ninth Street
Camera Club
Dr. Tz. QO. Tarris
Eustace Mil
Whnners
Ginal
Robens, HI
Mrs. Ninn Noables
Feve
Wyeld
The
Photographic Society of America
Fy. Harris
Barry &, Park
Hardin Man Gives 39000 to Deaconess Hospital
Ed Hoppe, Hardin wheat farmer, subscribed 39000 to fund a new pediatrics department at Billings Deaconess Hospital. Clark Simon announced the gift as part of a $350000 drive to finance the church bed addition. The drive runs January 3 to 24 with a general campaign afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickall
Dersoness Hospital
Ed Hopee
Hardin Wheat Farmer
Clark Simon
Sorclutes Oan
Special Gifts Committee
Bert Krommler
Mundin
Ko Are
Bardin
Aving Bo Miles
Billings
Billings Deaconess Hospital
Oubex
Freetim
Melvin Selte
Hospital Board
Harold Deglen
Publc Information
W. J. Jameson
Hwenber
Wustees
Sunon
Sejtz
Co. Chaiirmen
Speclgitta Com
Job Meele
George B Sholl
Lea Hardy
Meal Fagg
Lew Williams
Cent de
Chaves Trowbridge
Glam Sel
Tay Ashby
Jameson
Legion to Hold an Old Timers Night at Yellowstone Post No 4
Legion to hold an Old Timers Night at Yellowstone Post No 4 American Legion hall next Monday. About 150 members invited from the post and nearby districts. Highlights include continuous membership awards for 10, 25, 20 and other anniversaries, buffet luncheon, and musical entertainment by Sam Wichel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Post No
American Legion
Approxiante
Sam Wichels
Lik Melody Rangers
Doblee
Phjs
Hanson
Lye i Dilings
Crete
Hansa
Relative of Local Family Survives Transport Oras
Shirley Sweeney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sweeney of 1739 Poly Drive, is among the survivors of a transport air war incident. Her husband, Sergeant Johnson, was aboard the craft that was later reported as rescued far south west of Tonohalu, Max. Mrs. Sweeney learned of the rescue by telephone from Fort George Wright in Spokane, Washington, but she did not know if Johnson had been injured. This marked the second escape in three months for Sergeant Johnson, who departed from Hickam Field, Honolulu, last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Joan Son
Shirley Sweeney
Preston Sweeney
Poly Drive
Tonohalu
Max
Sweeney
Fort George Wrigit
Spokane
Wash
Sergvant Johnson
Johnson
Hickam Field
Honolulu
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