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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, May 15, 1958
Associate Professor
At MSC to Be Principal
Speaker at Graduation
Lodge Grass. — Earl Fellbaum. as
sociate professor in the department
of teacher education at Montana
State college will be speaker at the
Lodge Grass high school commence
ment exercises May 29.
The title of his address will be
"What Is Right With the World”.
Fellbaum came to MSC in 1955
from a position as superintendent of
Helena high school. He is a two
year graduate of Northern State
Teachers college at Aberdeen, S. D.,
and received his B. A. degree in
education from Montana State uni
versity.
He earned his M. A. degree in ed
ucational administration from the
University of Minnesota and has
done post graduate work at the
University of Washington.
He was an elementary teacher at
Higham, Brockton and elementary
principal at Homestead. He was also
superintendent at Antelope, Froin,
and Plentywood before being made
Helena high principal in 1944. After
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Fellbaum has also served as visi
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In addition to commencement
exercises, baccalaureate services will
be held May 25 at the high school
gym with the Rev. Herschell Daney
of the First Crow Indian Baptist
church as speaker.
A Senior tea, sponsored by feder
ated clubs of Lodge Grass and Wy
ola, assisted by other women's clubs,
will be held May 20 in the social
room of the First Crow Indian Bap
tist church.
The Junior-Senior banquet is
being held tonight (Thursday) with
ladies of the Little Brown church
serving. The prom is scheduled for
May 17.
E. L. Moyer and Mrs. Jay Fitz
gerald are sponsors of the class,
which has as Its motto “Life is a
Picture, so Paint It Well", and its
flower Is the baby Iris. Class colors
are blue and silver.
Bill Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald, is valedictorian
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EARL FELLBAUM
by virtue of a straight A average
through four years of high school,
and David Watt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Watt is salutatorian.
Members of the graduating class
Include the following:
BUI Fitzgerald, Dave Watt, Mar
ian Miller, Nancy Walker, Eddie
Nichols, James Wiley, Holly Endi
cott, Kenneth Toineeta, Nancy
Simpson, Josie Murdock, Mike Nan
to, Virginia Nichols, HoUy Kreiger,
Peggy Green, Rosebud Bulltail, Dick
Watt, Claudette Wham, Lenora
Pretty Weasel, Marvin Bird, Chyrel
Pease, Clara Whitehip, Eddie Shaw,
Claude Wham, Joy Old Crow, Betty
Zier, Bob Bulltail, Duke Liming,
Bernadine Pretty On Top, Marjorie
Day Child, David Rasmussen, John
Stewart, Bob Brazier, Jerry Red
Wolf and Edith Hayden.
Lodge Grass Briefs
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Stahl and
children of St. Xavier were Sunday
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. H. S.
Benson and attended worship ser
vices in the Little Brown church.
The Light House Gospel church
has set May 22 as the date to show
the film, “Seventeen” at the church.
The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wilson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wll
scn and family spent Mother’s Day
in Volberg with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
WUson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chatham and
family spent Mothers Day at Busby
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned i
Crosby, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Gladys Crosby. !
Mr. and Mrs. H W. Draine of ।
Hardin were guests of their son-in
law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. |
PhHlip Bennett and famUy Mother’s ,
Day.
Guest speaker at tne Light House ’
Gospel church in Lodge Grass Sun
day was the Rev. WUliam Cashel
of Casper. He was also speaker Sat
urday night at a special service in
the church. He and his son, David,
are guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
Phillip Bennett whUe in Lodge
Grass.
The Overcomers, young people of
the Light House Gospel church, will
have a bake sale May 17 in Lodge
Grass.
A. G. Westwood Jr. arrived home
Friday evening from a tour of Eur
ope, where he also attended the
World’s Fair. He visited historic
places In England and Ireland as
well as on the main continent of
Europe. Mrs. Westwood met him in
Billings. Enroute home he stopped
at Shattuck Military college and
visited his son, Charles, briefly.
The public is invited to attend
the piano recital to be given Friday,
May 16. in the Little Brown church
when students of Mrs. Ralph Burris
and Mrs. W. O. Green will perform.
The Junior choir of the Little
Brown church sang “Holy Jesus
Tender Shepherd" Sunday at morn
ing worship services. This was their
last performance of the season. The
choir will be reorganized again when
school starts in September. Chil
dren in the 4th, sth and 6th grades
of school are eligible to join the
choir.
Mrs. E. L. Moyer and Mrs. Frank
McNamara were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Harry Wilson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green are
parents of a son. Michael Scott,
born in Billings May 6 at St. Vin
cents hospital.
Two of E. F. Hults sisters’ and
their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. John
S xlergreen and Mr. pnd Mrs. George
Walley, all’of Port Orchard, Wash.,
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Graduation Is Set
For Eighth Grade
School Students
Lodge Grass. — Eighth grade
graduation exercises are set for
May 28, with the Rev. Phillip Ben
nett as speaker. Class colors are
blue and white and their class
flower is the carnation.
Valedictorian is Billie Dawn Far
rant, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sharp, with whom she makes
her home. Salutatorian is Nancy
Bumbaca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bumbaca.
There will be an eighth grade tea
May 19 at the Little Brown church,
sponsored by the P-TA organization
with the seventh and eighth grade
room mothers in charge.
Students Perform
At State Music Meet
Lodge Grass. — Lodge Grass high
school music Instructor, Morgan
Jenkins and 17 high school students
attended the state music meeting in
Missoula Thursday thru Sunday.
Those attending were Claudette
Wham, Kenneth Toineeta, Larry
Kreiger, Mike Hartman, Ken Wheel
er, Bob Clawson, Marian Miller,
Eddie Shaw, Peggy Green, Josie
Murdock, Nancy Walker, Joan
Tschirgi, Larry Hughes, Nancy Sim
pson, Bill Fitzgerald, Holly Rae
Kreiger and Letha McGovern.
Boy Scouts Hold
Three-Day Camporee
Lodge Grass. — Boy Scout mem
bers of Lodge Grass and their
scout masters Bill Shaw and the
Rev. H. S. Benson enjoyed a three
day camporee on upper Lodge Grass
creek. They returned home early
Sunday morning.
Among boys making the trip were
Bobby Ball, Darold Pilkington, Bob
by Glumblk, David George, Duane
Bends, Clifford Singer, Daniel
George, Dick Simpson and Sargie
Howe. Rex Benson accompanied his
father on the trip.
left Wednesday after spending a
week at the Hults home.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Walker re
turned Thursday from a trip to
Billings and Selicia. In Selicia they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McClintock.
Miss Deanna Cooley, who is a stu
dent at Boulder, Colo., spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Cooley.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Bob
Hanley home included Mr. and Mrs.
James Fellows and family of Ash
land, Miss Heather Waite, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Fellows and son, Char
les, of Lodge Grass and Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas Fellows of Bozeman.
Kay Yonkee of Pass Creek and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burris and sons
of Lodge Grass were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gentry on the Wolf
mountains Sunday.
Mrs. Hester Stevenson entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Stevenson and family.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Benson
and the Rev. Herschell Daney at
tended the Baptist convention held
in Lewistown Friday and Saturday.
Uhl Bond, the Rev. H. S. Benson,
and Jack Ball left Monday for
Templed Hills, the Baptist summer
camp located In the mountains near
Livingston, to check on materials
needed for a work project to be
held later.
The BYF group of . the Little
Brown church have almost com
pleted selling candy. Money they
make from sale of the candy will
be used on a worthwhile project to
be chosen at a later date.
The cartoon "Rick O’Shay” by
Stanford Lynde, former resident,
appeared for the first time in the
Billings Gazette Sunday, May 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wiley made
a trip to Billings the first of the
week where Mrs. Wiley received a
medical checkup.
The ladies of the Order of Eastern
Star met at the home of Mrs. Joe
Morrison Monday evening with Mrs.
Uhl Bond the co-hostess.
Julane and Jan Green visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Barber Friday
evening while their mother was In
Wyc'n for the recital of her piano
students.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Glumblk were
overnight guests of their son, Don
ald. and family in Billings fallowing
the Lions club banquet. Other Lodge
Grass couples attending the banquet
were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Abel and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Field Day Events
Are Set for May 21
Lodge Grass. — A field day Is set
for May 21 at the high school foot
ball and track field. The morning
.will be given to races, contests, etc.
for all elementary grades.
Each grade will have event con
tests within their own grade level.
Parents and teachers will help in
conducting all events.
At noon a student-parent picnic
will be held with each person bring
ing his own lunch.
During the afternoon there will
be a marble tournament in the ele
mentary grades. For the high school
group there will be soft ball games
between the men teachers and the
high school boys.
Lodge Gross
Social Happenings
COMMITTEE REPORTS
The nominating committee of the
Travel club reported at the meet
ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Henry Esp, with Mrs. William
Lynde the co-hostess.
The report of the committee was
accepted and a unanimous vote elec
ted their selection of officers for
the coming year. They are; presi- |
dent, Mrs. Herschell Daney; vice ।
president, Mrs. H. C. Jackson; sec- I
retary, Mrs. Harry Wilson and '
treasurer, Mrs. Fay Abel I
The tentative date of the club
banquet was given as June 24. It
will be held in Sheridan at the
Country club.
Roll call was answered with “A
fair I remember”. There were sev
enteen members present.
HOLD BANQUET
The Lodge Grass Civic club held
their annual banquet Saturday at
the Western Coffee shop in Sheri
dan.
Mrs. Bert Johnston was mistress
of ceremonies. Mrs. Albert Steven
son was installation officer. New of
ficers are Mrs. Richard Blakely,
president; Mrs. Hart Glumblk, vice
president; Mrs. Bill Daniels, secre
tary and Mrs. Cliff Hartman, treas
urer.
Mrs. E. L. Moyer .out-going presi
dent, presented the new president
with a corsage. She also pre
sented the out-going officers with
gifts. They are Mrs. Steve Walker,
Mrs. Pete Miklovich and Mrs. Harry
Wilson. The club presented Mrs.
Moyer with a gift.
Mrs. Lloyd Lake of Wyola was
in charge of the program. She pre
sented Mrs. Crossfield of Sheridan
and her dancing students who per
formed tap, ballet and toe dances.
Lodge Grass girls appearing in the,
review were Dcnna Clawson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clawson
and Nancy Clawson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clawson. Jerl
Tschirgi of Wyola also appeared on
the program.
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS
Mrs. Hart Glumblk was hostess
Monday night to the ladies of the
Altar society. Those present were
Mrs. George Cooley, Mrs. Lawrence
Kreiger, Mrs. Lillie Green, Mrs. Cy
Belus, Mrs. Donald Clawson and
Mrs. Frank McNamara.
The society presented Mrs. Mc-
Namara with a going away gift. Mr.
and Mrs. McNamara plan to leave
when school closes for their home
in the East.
Plans were made for conducting
the summer church school of Our
Lady of Loretto Catholic church.
Classes will be held the first two
weeks of June with the Sisters of
St. Xavier mission in charge. Local
helpers will be solicited if needed.
TO SHOW FILM
Lodge Grass. — A film “Seven
teen" will be shown Friday evening,
May 23, at a party given in the
American Legion hall by the Over
comers club of the Light House
Gospel church. Young peoples
groups of various churches will be
guests of the Overcomers.
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HARDIN, MONTANA
Ejund the County
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Correspondents
• Decker News
By Mrs. E. A. Sonnamakei
Mrs. Robert Dalton, the former
Vada Lee Elder, was complimented
with a miscellaneous wedding show
er at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Elder, Sunday, given
by Eunice Sonnamaker and Mary
Jo Westman. Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Deva Musgrove and
Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Long of
Sheridan, Mrs. Harry Senff of Ban
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Buckley, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mefford, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Pike
Mefford, Mrs. Jess Thomas and
Linda, Mrs. Agnes Sonnamaker,
Mrs. Irene Powell, Lee and Addle,
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Parker and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Kueffer and
Paul, Lucille White, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Reavis, Mr. and Mrs. E, M
Westman, Vick Westman, Mr. and
Mrs. Speck Richie, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Myers and Hap, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Penson, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Munson and Dee. Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Bumbaca, Bob Lee, Jackie and Bob
bie, Robert Dalton and Bud Elder.
A picnic lunch was served.
Week end visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Myers were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McClurg, Mike and
Penny of Billings and Mr. and Mrs
Dade Farman and Debbie of Sheri
dan.
Mrs. Virgil Harsley and son, Vern,
of Castle Rock, Wash., have been
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Reavis.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buckley and
NOTICE
All Barber Shops
in Hardin will be closed
from
FRIDAY, MAY 30
through
MONDAY. JUNE 2.
We will be open
MONDAY, MAY 26
through
THURSDAY, MAY 29.
son, Sammy, and John Morgan were
visitors at the Phil Buckley home
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dalton
of Wichita, Kan., are now visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Elder and Bud.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thomas and
Linda entertained for supper Friday
for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rideout
and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny
Holmes, Shelly and Mark, and Mrs.
Judy Holmes.
Mrs. Agnes Sonnamaker and El
bert Sonnamaker were supper guests
Friday at Banner with Mrs. Irene
Senff and Wayne Senff. They also
visited at the Jack Jeffers ranch.
Mrs. Jess Thomas attended the
Rural School Music festival In
Sheridan Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mefford visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Bob Llx in Lodge
Grass recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McGarvin of
Billings visited at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson,
over the week end.
Frank Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Parker, of Decker wIU be in
the a cappella choir next year at
Sheridan high school.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Long and
Jerry Jr. spent the week end at the
Jess Thomas ranch.
WIN IN CONTEST
Lodge Grass. — Winners in the
American Legion Auxiliary sponsor
ed poppy poster contest were an
nounced last week. In class one
(grades 4,5, 6) Claren Neal won
first place; Mark Chandler second
place and Marvin Eastman, third
place.
In class two .(grades 7,8, 9) only
one entry was turned in. That was
Kevin Red Star who won first place.
There were no entries in class three.
Winning entries will be sent to
state essay contest headquarters.