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Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, March 1, 1962
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OBSERVE 25 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lackman
were honored at an open house
in observance of their 25th wed
ding anniversary at their home on
Sunday, Feb. 25. Approximately
IGO guests attended the anniver
sary celebration.
Mr and Mrs. Lackman were
married in Billings and moved to
Hardin shortly thereafter. They
have been residents of this county
ever since. All three of their
children, Mrs. John Walborn, Miss
Rosalie Lackman. who is a stu
dent at Eastern college in Billings
and Willard Lackman of the fam
ily home, were present for the
L.W.M.L. MEET
Ladies of the L.W.M.L. met
Feb. 21 with Mrs Ernest Ketter
ling in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Jack Hausauer of Thermop
olis. Wyo.. was a guest.
Mrs. Dan Ganske led the Mis
sion Study entitled "India 1". The
"Quarterly Quest" was led by
Mrs. Robert Seder.
Members were reminded of the
meetings to be held Mar. 2 at
7:30 p.m. at St. John’s Lutheran
church in St. Xavier and of the
Lenten services beginning Mar 17.
A donation to the Deaf of Mon
tana was given in memory of
Mrs. Cora Walther
An invitation to the 10th bien
nial L.W.M.L. Convention to be
held in Billings on Apr 25 and
26 was read
Mrs. Eunice Dore and Mrs. Ster
ling Torske were hostesses.
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Tuesday marked the third birth
day of David Saunders who was
honored by his mother. Mrs. Lloyd
Saunders with a party at their
home.
There were six guests present
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P.E.O.
Mrs. Bob Saunders. Jr., and
Mrs. Vivian Elarth were hostesses
when members of the P.E.O. met
at the Saunders home on Wednes
day.
Mrs. O. Christopher gave the
program entitled "P.E.O Mores."
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FAREWELL DINNER
Friends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. Brice Samuelson honored
them at a farewell dinner held
at the Elks lodge on Wednesday
evening.
Guests included members of
their card club. Holly associates
and members of the bowling team.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuelson, who
left last week to make their home
in Forsyth, were presented with a
gift from the group.
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PINOCHLE WINNERS
Mrs. Carl Edwards. Mrs. Ron
ald Richmond., Elmer Easton and
Cail Edwards were winners at
pinochle when Mr and Mrs. Ed
wards entertained at their home
on Saturday
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GUESTS AT BRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bums and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petelin were
guests Saturday evening when Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Smith entertained
at bridge
Winners were Mrs Smith and
Walter Torske and Mrs Charles
Sweeney and Bill Bums.
BRIDGE WINNERS
Miss Myrtle Peterson won high,
Mrs. Roy Collins, second high and
Mrs. Garold Fish. low. when Mrs.
Ronald Richmond entertained
members of her bridge club on
Wednesday
Mn. Collins was a guest.
COUPLES CLUB MEET
Tke couples club of the Meth
odtot church met at the borne al
Mr. and Mn. Rex Troth Sunday
•waning. There were M members
and a gueaU pnsen*
At a Aart business meeting.
occasion.
Assisting at the silver service
were Mrs. John Matovich, Mrs.
Jack Heimann and Penny. Mrs
Sam Kern and Mrs Rosalie Waga
man of Billings.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs Alex Lackman of Edgeley.
N. D.. Mr and Mrs Soloman
Lackman. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Lackman. Mr and Mrs Henry
Lackman. Mrs Lydia Lackman.
Mr and Mrs. Alex Lackman. Mr
and Mrs Bill Staley and Mr and
Mrs. David A. Lackman. all of
Billings. Henry Lackman. Sr.,
and Henry Lackman. Jr., of Sheri
dan. Wyo.
Mrs. Troy French was elected
chairman. Mrs Bill Mjelde is the
retiring chairman
Cards furnished the entertain- ,
ment for the balance of the eve
ning. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Peterson of Shelton. Neb..
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Duncan of
Crow Agency. Dr. and Mrs Robert
MacDonald and Mr and Mrs O.
P Kottwitz.
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ST. ELIZABETH S CIRCLE
St Elizabeth’s Circle of St.
Joseph s church met Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Ronald
Richmond
Mrs. Agnes Fisher presided.
Father John Murray. SJ . gave
a discussion on the new papal
| encyclical
The annual St. Patrick's day
dinner to be held Mar 25 was
discussed as a cooperative circle
activity.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close of the
meeting Mrs Robert Fatarka
was a guest
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Bob Boles entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Thursday evening Mrs
John Dracon was a guest
Award winners were Mrs Lee
Terpening. Miss Myrtle Peterson
and Mrs Dracon.
JESSIE BENNETT CIRCLE
The Jessie Bennett Circle of the
Methodist church held it's regular
monthly meeting Feb. 20 at the
home of Mrs. Willis Fife There
were 13 members present. Mrs.
Thomas Simm was a guest
A program on Latin America
was presented by Mrs Elmer
Easton. A farewell gift was pre
sented to Mrs. Brice Samuelson
by the circle members.
HONORED AT TEA
The two girls chosen from Big
Horn county’s two high schools
as D.A.R. citizenship girls were
honored at a tea given by the Ab
saroka chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution on
Saturday, Feb. 24. at the First
Methodist church in Hardin.
Miss Patty Green of Lodge
Grass and Misa Ruthann Lundberg
of Hardin were the honorees. Both
spoke on the topic "A Republic—
If We Can Keep It.” D.A.R. citi
zenship pins were presented to
both Mrs E E Fitch introduc
ed the girls and their mothers.
Mrs Marie Green and Mrs.
Charles Lundberg.
The musical portion of the pro
gram was presented by a vocal
trio composed of Miss Donna
Doane. Misa Virginia Buchfink and
Mrs. Leona Conway, accompanied
by Mrs. James Newton
Douglas Freeman gave a talk on
Americanlam. • _
The tea table was centered with
a bouquet in red. white and blue
Presiding at the tea table and
collet services were Mrs Lyle
Atkins and Mrs Elmer Showman.
The Ana Judson Baptist Mtesion
aoctety met in the parsonage base
, meet on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
William Snyder was hostess.
The nine members and one
guest, Mrs. Merle Gustafson, ans
wered roll call with a Bible verse.
Mrs. Harry Cox, president, pre*
sided. Mrs. Sam Shirasago, Sr.,
presented the devotions. Mrs.
Cox reviewed three chapters of
the study book “Edge on the
Edge” by Theodore Matson.
Each member is to call on a
neighbor before the next meeting.
The next meeting will be a pro
gressive luncheon on Latin Ameri
can food and will be held Tuesday.
Mar. 6, at 1 p.m. in the parsonage
basement. All members and
guests are urged to attend.
MASONIC DINNER
St. John's Lodge No. 92 A. F
and A. M. held their annual;
George Washington Day dinner at 1
the temple on Thursday evening.
Garold Fish. Worshipful Master. ।
gave the welcoming address after
which the Sweet Adelines, under
the direction of Joe Nurre, gave
several selections. Richard Fox
presented a violin solo, accom
panied by William Simmons.
Members of the Hardin Rainbow
girls served the dinner
LEGION BIRTHDAY
Members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary will serve refresh- ’
ments on Tuesday. Mar. 6. follow '
ing the regular business meetingl
in observance of the birthday of
the American Legion. All Legion I
and Auxiliary members are urged
to attend
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ELLIS EICHHORN VOWS
Before an altar attractively de
corated with baskets of yellow and
white mixed flowers. Miss Betty
Hardin Photo Service
Ix)u Ellis became the bride of
George Lansing Eichhorn.
The double ring ceremony took
ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT
IT IS TO YOUR
ADVANTAGE TO
SHOP AT HOME
LOOK a * Ae traffic yon don't have io
tight...look at the gas yon don't have
to buy...look at the wear and tear on
your car yon save... when yon shop
at home.
LOOK at the time and trouble you
save when yon shop home town
stores.
LOOK wa Y ^ ome s P en * ^Uars
help maintain local trade and employ
ment, contribute to community growth
progress.
LOOK a * ^* e wa T T onr money helps
io pay the taxes that maintain schools,
streets, playgrounds, etc. when yon
shop at home.
place on Sunday, Feb. 25, in the
Methodist church at 4 p.m., with
the Rev. James Newton officiat
ing. Approximately 150 guests
witnessed their vows.
Miss Ellis is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Ellis of St. Xavier
and Mr. Eichhorn is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Eichhorn of
Billings.
Michael Sloan sang the “Wed
ding Prayer," accompanied by
Miss Loretta Moser.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a floor length
gown of chantilly lace, fingertip
sleeves and a scalloped neckline.
The full hoop skirt featured insets
of white net centered with rosettes
of sequins. She carried a bouquet
of white feathery mums. Her only
jewelry was a double strand of
pearls, a gift of the groom.
Miss Janice Flcgler was maid
of honor and Miss Jo Ann Ellis
was her sister's bridesmaid. Both
wore green velvet sheath dresses
with long white gloves and carried
horseshoe shaped bouquets of
white mums.
Bud Carl of Billings served as
best man and Swede Johnson of
Scobey was his cousin's grooms
man
Ushers were Bob Delp and Ger
ald Ellis
The mother of the bride selected
a brown dress with Talisman ac
cessories and highlighted with a
Talisman corsage The mother of
the groom chose a beige ensemble
with white accessories and a cor
sage of mums.
The reception followed the cere
mony in the basement of the
church.
Serving the horseshoe shaped
cake of white and green were Mrs.
Jess Schwend and Mias Lauretta
Eichhorn, sister of the groom.
Presiding at the silver service
were Mrs. Robert Delp, sister of
the bride and Mrs. Gerald EUis.
Mrs. Orville Svaren, Miss Judy
Lind, Miss Geraldine Steinmetz
and Mrs. Schwend assisted at the
gift table.
The bride is a graduate of Lodge
Grass high school and is presently
attending the Acme Beauty col
lege in Billings.
The groom is a graduate of Bill
ings high school and is attending
Eastern Montana college of Edu
cation in Billings.
For a short wedding trip the
new Mrs Eichhorn chose a blue
sheath dress. The young couple
will make their home in Billings.
Prenuptial events included a
bridal shower given by Mrs. Rob
ert Greenwait and Mrs. Roy
Grcenwalt at the Robert Green
wait home in St. Xavier.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
The Montana Public Health dis
trict announced the following dis
eases for Big Horn county for the
week ending Feb. 27 as 15 in
fluenza and 14 measles.
The largest raindrops measure
about a quarter of an inch in
diameter.