Wedding Blessing Seals Vows In Billings Church
Mr and Mrs. William Taylor renewed their marriage vows at a Firsh Method church ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt of South Twenty Seventh, will reside in Billings with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Bethy
Bittner
Billings
John Burkhardt
Yith South
Taylor
Bilis Taylor
Billings Lerch Boulevard
Henry Barber, Jr
Marghern Hotel
Wilich
Barbay
Betty Swinwy
Coventer
PB. J. Scopurr
Talrd Ayemue South
Carpi
Hollar Honeywell Nuptials Set In Garden Ceremony
Miss Violet Hollar and Forrest Honeywell wed in a garden setting at 1719 Poly Blvd. Frederick J. Ross of the First Christian Church officiated. Attendants included Miss Patria Mullen of Denver. The bride wore a white organza gown with pearls and carried a Bible. reception featured a four tiered cake and pink and white decor. The couple will reside at 618 St Johns Avenue after Colorado Springs wedding trip.
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Marden
Honeywell
Gaylen Hollar
Poly Blvd
Violette Hollar
Forerest Honeywell
Mrr
W. R. Hooneywell
Cook
Frederick J. Ross
First Christian Church
Sue
Patria Mullen
Denver
Cole
Jace
W. HK. Barnett
J. B. Hall
Frank Anderson
Harry Carlson
Non Competitive Rose Show In Billings On Today
The third annual non competitive rose show by the Rose Society of Billings opens today under general chairmanship of Mrs K Ly Lane. The exhibit runs from tea time to 5 pm in the YWCA building with Mme HW Herris co chairing and handling staging. Only Rose Society members entered, and visitors vote to determine the best rose, named Rose Of Billings for 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Society of Billings
K. Ly Lane
Lom i Op
Mie Rose of
Billings
The Billings Herald Supports Local Community Interest
The Billings Herald is the sole local newspaper continuing work in the community interest. It emphasizes serving residents and local organizations with consistent reporting and civic-oriented coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Billings Hersld
Wives of Elks Host Convention Events in Yellowstone Setting
Wives of Elks entertained at a state convention with a Hawaiian theme at Yellowstone Country Club. Mrs. B. O. Overland chaired the event as hostess committees wore Hawaii costumes. Over 400 attended a luncheon at the Northern hotel with Mrs. Thomas Jr. Kelly directing the luncheon at Skyline Club. An orchestra provided music as arrangements were led by multiple chairmen and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes
Honey Ghiests
Wives of Elks
Ned
Yellowstone Country Club
B. O. Overland
Skyline Clue
Thomas Jr. Kelly
Skyline Club
Dale Galles
An Orpheztre
Arangements
Ralph Stucer
TD. Whalen
Russell Hanstrom
Gulickson, Jr
Wilonr Lenkardt
Brice Mullette
Daniel Shea
Charles’ Benson
Miss Calder and Horace Noyes Wed in Columbus Montana
Mrs Alice Calder and Horace Noyes longtime Binge residents wed Sunday morning in Columbus Montana after a drive through Yellowstones park and other points. The bride is daughter of Mr Lumby of Yale Avenue Billings and the groom co owner of Noyes grocery in Billings.
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Alice ‘Calder
Alise Caulder
Horace Noyes
Binge
Columbus, Mont
Yellowsdone Park
Sion O
Billings
Lumby
Yale Avenue
Lark
Jume High School
Noyes
Noyes Grocery
LorLaby Club Meets At YW G N Hall
The LORLABY CLUB held a meeting with members discussing plans for a picnic at Josephine Park. Women may bring guests and the club will resume meetings on the third Monday in October. Officers and committee chairs will be nominated and elected at the October gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorlaby Club
Bullgs
Lofinhy Dely
Matt
G.N
Honored at party for Mrs Robert Fisher and guests
A local gathering at 724 Clark Avenue hosted by Mrs J P Wynn Jr and Mrs Geraldine McCarvill honored Mrs Robert Fisher with a stork shower. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Prams Straw for the door prize and Mrs Charles G McKiney and Miss Robbie Seitz for games. Mrs Ray Tyic, mother of Mrs Egan, praised the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fisher
Stork
Clark Avenue
J. P. Wynn, Jr
Geraldine McCarvill
Fisher
Prams Straw
Charles G. McKineney
Robbie Seitz
Ray Tyic
Egan
Mrs Howard Campbell and Family Visit Oregon and Washington
Mrs. Howard Campbell and family, residing at 914 You were Warned, traveled to Oregon and Washington for a three week visit to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Campbell
Oregon
Washington
Wuxtulary Eagles Auxiliary Meets at Aerie Hope
The Ladies auxiliary of the Eagles met last Wednesday at the Aerie Hope. Mrs. Florence Terrell presided assisted by visitor Mya Agnes Kuna of Taroma Washington. Mrs. G Griffin won the attended prize. The next meeting is scheduled for July 4 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Aerie Hope
Florence ‘Terrell Sresiting
Mya
Agnes Kuna
Taroma
Wash
Mas. G Griffin
Ab & P
Prom Michigan Couple Honored by Grandparents
Mrs. Lyle Wynd and her son Bob of East Lansing Michigan are presented in honoring by Mrs. Wynd’s parents Mr and Mrs W Rynter of 501 Rimreck Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lyle Wynd
Bobby
East Lansins, Mich
Kunss
Amvets Feed Many in Local Service Effort
Fraser, the Amvets commander, says clover sats were held last Friday and Saturday. The Ellings Amvets gave a free meal to 38th service members at the lounge. The service began in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Willard
Fraser
Ennirman
Ellings
Weather Delays City Park Swimming Classes
Cool weather Wednesday forced the cancellation of morning swimming classes at the city park. City recreation director Walter Zimert cited the delay as the reason for the disruption.
Pay the Bill Debate Seeks Tighter Eligibility Rules
Lawmakers discuss fraud risks in unemployment claims and propose tighter rules to define eligibility. Advocates stress separating chargebacks from benefit determinations and call for clearer rules on seeking work and available employment to protect honest workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bttte
Commission
Volun
Table Cone Mission
Khrayzh
Montana Employers Urged to Reform Unemployment Benefits System
Montana employers and the State Unemployment Compensation Commission discuss reforms to benefits, funding, and administration. They urge transparent rules, local advisory boards, and extended chargeback periods to balance costs, employer rights, and worker protections amid rising funds and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Federsal
Commission
Yale
Lye
Mitee Ar Tour Ks
2 Man
Tae
Reed
Helena
Montana
Havre
Glendive
Billings
Neil
Missouri
Butte
Chetina
M. Joe Miller
Unemployment Commission
Montayia
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Archie M. Geehtane
McMullen Drive
Edwin L. Stickney
Helen
Neh
American Cleaner's
29Th St
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