Marriages reported from Deer Lodge Hamilton and Butte
The Montana Standard lists wedding announcements: Sgt Larry Aldridge and Gaylene Plett wed May 26 in Deer Lodge, plan Fayetteville NC home, with details on families and education. Joy Lynn Ayers and Arnold Storrud united May 19 in Hamilton with bridal party and reception. Rhonda Farrow and Dr Jimmy Jacobson wed May 26 at St Timothy’s chapel Georgetown Lake, with veiled details on families and education.
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Joy Lynn Ayers
Arnold John Storrud
Federated Church
Hamilton
Gene Bartels
Joe Ayers
Gerald Storrud
W. Platinum
Nancy Ayers
Jan Knuth
Evie Steele
Shannon Storrud
Dave Laramie
John Likarish
Mike Bowman
Dan McElroy
Gina
Jodi Joseph
Tommy Ford
Hamilton High School
Butte Business College
Montana Power
Butte
Marine Corps
Montana Tech
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Southern Cross
Georgetown Lake
Rhonda Elaine Farrow
Terra Verde Heights
Jimmy Joe Jacobson
Whitehall
Ted Farrow
Herman Jacobson
Jacobson
Buffalo
Wyo
Oliver Jones
Sharon Kramerich
Jayne Torpy
David Jacobson
Charles Wideman
Sherrie Whissiel
Frank Wideman
Gold Hill Lutheran Fellowship Hall
Butte High School
Tech
University of Wyoming
Americanism scholarship goes begging in Virginia City
Virginia City members report the annual Americanism essay scholarship will go unawarded this year due to no interest. The group will meet through the summer to prepare for the fall convention planned in Virginia City.
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Virginia City
Whitehall High names two squads in cheer squad picks
Whitehall High School announced A-squad cheerleaders Dari Ann Duffey Raylynn Lauderdale Diane Nevin Janis Sears Verna Shaw. B-squad includes Merridy Jardin Karen Johns Teri Kirk Tammy Hemand. Elaine McCord Donna McPherson Debbie Richter chosen as wrestling cheerleaders. After a brief Glacier Park trip the couple will live near Whitehall.
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Whitehall
Dari Ann Duffey
Raylynn Lauderdale
Diane Nevin
Janis Sears
Verna Shaw
Whitehall High School
Merridy Jardin
Karen Johns
Teri Kirk
Tammy Hemand
Elaine McCord
Donna McPherson
Debbie Richter
Young man learns yesterday's mountain crafts in Maryland
Doug Reed, 25, serves as unpaid apprentice to 69 year old Paul Lewis in the Catoctin Mountains. Reed, a Hagerstown Junior College graduate, frets that many oldtime crafts are dying and fears future generations must rely on books for this knowledge.
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Catoctin Mountains
Doug Reed
Paul Lewis
Hagerstown
Paul
Reed
Star officials dinner guests and a craftsman’s vow to restore history
Ruth Chapter 2 of the Order of Eastern Star honored Barbara Butler and Edward Mueller at a dinner in the Masonic Temple. The piece profiles Reed, a craftsman in Catoctin Hollow near Cunningham Falls, who learned hand carpentry from Paul Lewis through a park service apprentice program and now restores old log cabins and tools with a goal of building a historic village in Washington County.
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Ruth Chapter 2
The
Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Butler
Edward Mueller
Masonic Temple
Servation
Reed
Paul
Edna Lewis
Catoctin Hollow Road
Cunningham Falls State Park
Lewis
Catoctin Mountain
Park Service
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Montana Standard
Missoula
Sgt
Larry Aldridge
Fayetteville, N.C
First Presbyterian Church
Deer Lodge
Forrest Fitzhugh
Aldridge
Gaylene Plett
Louis F. Plett
J. H. Aldridge
Tifton
Jerry Moore
Louis L
Plett
Copper Club
Anaconda
Fortuna Union High School
Fortuna
Calif
Heald’s Business College
Sacramento
Data Processing
Department of Administration
Helena
Moultrie High School
Moultrie
5Th Special Forces
Fort Bragg
N.C
Mrs
Mr. and
Arnold Storrud
J. J. Jacobson
Colorado School of Mines
Group Seven, Inc
Anna Holm
Charlotte Erwin
Anne Osterman
Glacier Park
Star Officials
Historical Society
Oxford
Ohio
Washington County
Iefi
FOX Pharmacal Inc
Rudy Sayatovic
Madal Aad
Butte High Auditorium
LTA
Seersucker
Jersey Prints
Lew Sport
Harrison Ave
Great Falls
Tenth Ave
Central Ave
Billings
24Th St. W
Broadwater
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