Style Show At Legion Hall Impresses With Early 1900s Flair
Friday night pre Easter event at the Legion hall showcased slips dresses coats and nightgowns with Helen's Shop presenting. Models included Helen Bray Evelene Nichols Ava Davis Wilda Springman Patti Edwards Sally Twitchell Susan Twitchell Rusty Daniels and others. Lynn Bush hosted the program with Muriel Gray providing music and Legion Auxiliary served tea with jonquils decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hal
Helen
Helen Bray
Evelene Nichols
Ava Davis
Wilda Springman
Lynn Bush
Muriel Gray
Patti Edwards
Sally
Susan Twitchell
Rusty Daniels
Thoma Buda
Bette Thompson
Helen Fleishman
Jackie Bennett
Carol Meeks
Janice Masoner
Shirley Diebier
Legion Auxilary
Miss Atwood
County Agent Notes On Beef Losses From Flies In Sublette
Estimates of annual beef income losses ranging from 66000 to 180000 due to heel flies and grubs in Sublette County are based on county records and USDA figures. The higher loss assumes beef at 15 cents per pound, while the lower reflects national averages. county ranchers are urged to consider control measures and consult the county agent for grub and fly control information. Wyoming Extension Service reports eight 1954 national 4-H awards and fourfold county medals, with winners receiving statues, trips, and scholarships funded by national program donors and major companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Supette
Iesh
U.S.D.A
USA
Laramie
Wyoming Extension Service
Gladys Oller
Chicago
Congress
Cooperative Extension Service
Ford Motor Co
Kerr Glass
Farm and Home Electric
Winners in Talent Show At Local High School Auditorium
The American Levon Auxiliary hosted the talent show last night at the high school auditorium. First place went to Sandra Rae Daniels, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Whitman, second to Sandra Meintz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Meintz, and third to Nuvinver There. Many other contestants performed and will be featured in next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levon Auxiary
Sandra Rae Daniels
Ben Whitman
Sandra Meintz
Irvin Meintz
Netting Nuvinver
Weather and water use notes from Dr. Biswell study
Sixteen years of records show April averages of 36.10 C high 68.0 F average low 80.0 F with a 9.3 in precipitation a 193 in high and 0.07 in low. Willow water use cited by Dr. H. H. Biswell suggests peak days draw about 3 ratlons per sq ft and 130 680 gallons per day for a 35‑foot clump, implying willows use vast water compared with alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Biswell
University of California
California
Wyoming University Summer Sports Brochure Highlights
The University of Wyoming recreation department releases a summer program brochure featuring wild game steak fries and shows plus weekly excursions. Scheduled events include Two Bar Seven rodeos trips to Yellowstone National Park Snowy Range tours and ranch visits near Laramie and Central City with Western themed activities and a Teton camping trip.
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Earmor
University of Wyoming
Oltowstone National Park
12Th Fruit Express
Snowy Range
Central City
Laramie
Teton National Park
Black Hills
Federal Trade Commission charges Evis Manufacturing with deceptive water conditioner ads
Dr. Franklin D. Yoder announced the FTC complaint against Evis Manufacturing Co of San Francisco accusing false claims about the Evil Water Conditioner. The agency says the product promises to soften hard water, improve taste, reduce soap use, and enhance agricultural soil and irrigation outcomes, among other effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Yoder
State Digestor of Public Health
Federal Trade Coin Mission
Evis Manufacturing Company
San Francisco
Yoder
Martha Chapman Wins County Spelling Contest
Martha Chapman of Big Piney claimed first in the sixth grade and county spelling title at the Sublette County contest in Boulder on March 29. She advances to the district event in Denver on April 10 and to the state contest in Casper. winners earned ribbons and a $25 prize plus a trophy for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Boulder
Big Piney
Mary Budd
Sharon Albee
Martha Joyce Chapman
Deanne Fear
Violet Milburn
Patsy Kotoe
Mike Albee
Richard Schatter
Big Piney Schhool
Martha Chapman
Deanne
Richard Schaffer
Guace
Gerad Chipstan
Gaspet
Big Piney FHA Girls to Represent Chapter in Laramie
Bonnie Fox Darlene Chadwick Denna Gregory Grace Barton Sally Twitchell Patsy Kothe Jackie Bennett Deanne Houcely Della Meg McWhiams and Betsy Budi will attend the Annual State meeting in Laramie on April 1 2 and 3 with advisor Miss Fern Lupher. Fox seeks a national office and Twitchell eyes a state post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Fox
Darlene Chadwick
Denna Gregory
Grace Barton
Sally Twitchell
Patsy Kothe
Jackie Bennett
Deanne Houcely
Della Meg McWhiams
Bety Budi
Big Piney Fha
Laramie
Wyoming Highway Plan Sets 20 Contracts and $2.3 Million
The Wyoming State Highway Department announces an April letting for 20 road projects totaling about $2.3 million. The work spans 167.5 miles across 12 counties, with nine contracts funded by federal aid and six under state county farm-to-market programs. Major projects include base course surfacing on the Bhiet Aladdin road and Riverton-Sand Draw route, plus grading, drainage, and seal coat work on several secondary routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Highway Department
C. W
Beaver State Highway Commissioners
Beavers
Highway Department
Beaver
Bhiet Aladdin Road
Crook County
Weder
Eemant
Jarre Bride
Mhete
Toa
Fremont County
Bates Creek
Medicine Bow
Natroha County
Green River
Lirewood
Sweetwater County
Tiperary
Tahnesh
VFW Pinedale Party Sponsor April 19 Details
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of Pinedale sponsor a party at Mssonid hall in Pinedale on Saturday night April 10 starting at 8 PM. An admission of one box lurch per couple, a box social, an auction at 9 PM, and a short floor show by Pearl Fell. Coffee served by VFW. square and round dances to recorded music. Proceeds benefit the VFW building fund. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Pinedale
Mssonid Hall
Pearl Fell
VEW
VFW
Alma Fox laid to rest in Ogden Utah
Mrs Alma I Fox 79 formerly of LaBarge died in Ogden Utah last Thursday March 25 She was widow of Benjamin M Fox and co owner of Mountain Meadow Bench on LaBarge creek Survivors include two sons Reuben M Fox Clayton Fox and two daughters Hope Eccles and Maxine Goddard plus seven grandchildren Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian church Ogden and interment was at Aultcrest Memorial Park beside her husband
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Alma I Fox
LaBarge
Ogden
Utah
Benjamin M Fox
Mountain Meadow
LaBarge Creek
Fox
la Crosse
Wisconsin
First Presbyterian Church
Aultcrest Memorial Park
Reuben M Fox
LaBarge, Wye
Clayton Fox
Nelson, Nev
Spencer F (Hope) Eccles
Paul H. (Maxine) Goddard
Bonnie
Shirey Fox
Spencer
Nancy L Eccles
Rickey
Peggy Goddard
Health For All Organization Marks 50th TB Campaign Anniversary
A 50 year milestone since the 1904 rally that formed the National Tuberculosis Association. Tuberculosis remains widespread with about 400,000 current cases. early detection and public education are emphasized as the fight continues through a nationwide network of local affiliates and a democratic, volunteer-driven campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry [Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Gamars
All
NTA
CROP Pledges Wyoming 1954 Goal at 15008
Christian Rural Overseas Program leaders fixed Wyoming's 1954 goal at 15000 during the Cheyenne meeting. G H Starr co chair said the 75000 total reflects about five carloads of wheat and replaces prior yearly targets. Optometrist De Scarborough will visit Marbleton Hotel April 3 to examine eyes and fit glasses.
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Christian Rural Overseas Program
Wyoming
G. H. Starr
Cheyenne
de. H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Marbleton Hotel
Lou
Shoshoni Youth Named State Star Farmer in 1954
Sheridan March 27 A Shoshoni Wyoming youth Hubert Broughton was named the star state farmer at the Wyoming Future Farmers of America convention. The event announced 27 state farmer awards with 27 percent of FFA membership earning honors. Delegates elected Jim Michel of Worland as 1954 president.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Hubert Broughton
Wyoming Future Farmers of America
Broughton
Burlington
Powell and
Greybull
Fra de Ogates
Jim Michel
Worland
Michel
Bill Shepard
Wheatland
Bil Vetter
la Grange
Don Baysinger
Powell
Max Lewis
Riverton
Ray Peterson
Chevenone
Sentinel
Richard Cummings
Sundance
Tom Shepard
Baggs
Kent Smith
Pinedale
FFA
Freddy Petrch
Albin
Nathan Skies
Buffalo
Kenneth Cook
Burlinton
Ray Becker
Dea
Wer
Earl Scott
Douglas
Jim Willox
Bob Pletcher
Amos Howe
Clarence Werebelow
Bill ,Yatter
Otis Jones
Lander
Kim Kruepen
Taramie
Growth of Wyoming license sales signals transport expansion
Wyo m g records show steady rise in vehicle license plates since 1913, with 177,189 licenses issued in 1953 and 158,454 in 1940. Sigler notes WWII period saw about four percent annual growth. 1952 new-issue total reached 169,843, with trucks and trailers expanding later. Pete McLelland, Salt Lake City visitor, referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mo Sleter
Highway Department
Wweor Hile
Sirer
Wyoming
Wvomling
Sigler
Wyomine
Secretary of State
Altho
Highway Department Motor Vehicle Division
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Moyle Anderson
Armeid Olson
Hanna No. 2
New York River
Soil Conservation Service
High‘way Patrol
Public Service Commission
Wyoming Univers
Federal Trade Core
A Manufacturing CO
FFA News
LaBarge Creek Road
Lafarge Creek Road
Big Piney-Keramerer
Lincoln County
VFW OF
Marbleton
WRS
Alma Fox
Pete McLelland
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