Homemakers News 4-H Meeting Plans and Club Organized
Leaders from county 4-H home economics projects meet to train in judging, discuss activities, and plan Rural Life Sunday and summer camp. Homemaker Council schedules meetings at Big Piney to map National Home Demonstration week events and yearly activities. Daniel-Merna area forms new club with Molly Freese as president, Juanita Eatles vice president, and Anna Belle Trapelute treasurer. meetings set for the first Monday monthly.
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Stella McKinstry
Rural Life
Homemaker Council
Big Piney
Mardell Feat
State Council
Laronte
Daniel Homemakers Club
Daniel-Merna
Btella McKinstry
Blanche Clark
Warr
Molly Freese
Juanita Eatles
Annabelle Trapelute
Egbert Named Executive Vice Chairman of Rocky Mountain OIC
Denver April 4 W. 5. Egbert of Standard Oil Company Denver has been appointed executive vice chairman in the Rocky Mountain District Oil Information Committee. C D Hill of Carter Oil Company Denver, chairman, announced the appointment and six other members to the district executive committee. The group, all Denver residents, will aid Hill in administering the program of the OLIG public information branch for Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah and Idaho.
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Denver
Colo
Egbert
Standard Oil Company
Ind
Rocky Mountain District Oil Informaion Committee
C.D. Hill
Carter Oil Comway
Rocky Mountain
OJIC
Ligbert
Standard Oil
Hill
District of Indasaniounetion Committee
T. Smith
Continental Oil Company
G. F. McMillan
Gulf al Corporation
F. M. Burk
Philps Petroleum Company
Pinedale Sportsmen Discuss Feasibility Of A Rodeo This Summer
The six member Bublette County Sporting association committee met in Pinedale to discuss an eight rodeo plan and ground and stable sites. President Earle Crandall refused resignation. Carroll Noble reappointed to fill Bud Shenley’s vacancy. Funds from the project were split between the Pinedale library and Big Piney Lions Club. Grounds would host rodeo plus school football track and 4 H fair events.
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Pinedale
Big Piney Lions Club
Oth
Lions Club Hall Fund Adds New Roof and Plans
Ruben M. Fox donated to the Lions Club Community Hall Fund after a prior appeal. Contributors include Stevens Service Burney & Company and the Fontenelle Rancherettes. Work on the hall proceeds with a new aluminum roof and soon a cinder block lavatory kitchen and dressing room addition. C. R O'Neil will oversee the fireproof block construction. Funding will guide ongoing construction toward completion with a contracted crew led by Al Pearson.
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Ruben M. Fox
Lions Cld
Ogden
Stevens Service
Burney & Company
Fontenelle Rancherettes
al Pearson
C. R O'Neil
Seed pool delivery planned for Friday at district office
The Quad-SCD cooperative seed pool will be delivered Friday at the District office. Purchasers will be notified when seed is ready for pickup. Final tallies show thirteen buyers ordering 1200 dollars of reed and fertilizers, half alfalfa. 500 lb smooth brome grass and legume seed orders were placed, 5300 lb small grain seed contracted, 1900 lb commercial fertilizer also ordered.
FHA Girls Travel to Laramie for State Convention
Ten girls journeyed to Laramie on April 1 with advisor Muss Lupher and Mrs Francis Tanner for the State FHA Convention. Their candidate for alderman spoke with a ceremonial canister, though nomination remained unresolved. Officers must hold a degree, Sally was ineligible, and the group enjoyed meetings and fun before returning to their old name.
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Bcuuipaniew Py
Bay ‘Twitchell
Pal Ae
Sally
New Geologic Map of Wyoming to Be Issued by Government
Washington April 2 Official notice states a new geologic map of Wyoming will be issued later this year after production at the survey map plant. Senator Hunt advocates rapid completion to give Wyoming oil agencies immediate access to the data. The map involves hundreds of artisans and 22 press plates, with final printing delayed by paper preservation and multiple press runs. Mortgage insurance costs vary by case and merit consideration when buying a home. Mrs Sadie Osterhout and Mrs Albert Larson visited Kemmerer last week.
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Washington, D
AssinaNs
Autesor Wormser
Lester G. Hunt
Wyoming
Intenor
McKay
Senator Hunt
Prion Attenten
Water Supply Outlook Is Very Good for Irrigation
March storms improved water supply outlook with snow water content above normal across Star Valley, Greys River, and Upper Green River basins. April readings show notable gains at multiple sites including Blind Bull Summit and Piney LaBarge Summet, with crews resuming measurements after a crash incident.
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Ster Valley
Greys River
Green River
Star Valley
Greys
Smith's Fork
Hams Fork
Kelley Ranger Station
Big Park
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Rex Young
Barlow Call
Rex
Blind Bull Summit
Wasson Promoted to Corporal in Wyoming Safety Patrol
State Highway Patrol Chief Lt. R. Galloway announces Casper safety division patrolman Roger D. Wasson promoted to corporal effective April 1. Wasson joined in 1947 as a radio operator, served at Cheyenne Pinedale Douglas and Buff alo, directed the school driver program, and directed driver safety classes in 89 Wyoming high schools last year. He will continue leading the school driver program and highway safety development while remaining in charge of adult education library materials and related state reading programs.
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Galloway
Roger D. Wasson
Casper
Watson
Cheyenne
Pinedale
Douglas
Buff O & Atons
Neil Boyd
Wyoming
Ware
Wasson
Saratoga
Highway Department
University of Wyoming
Powell, Sheridan
Torrington
University Library Supports Adult Education Reading Center
The adult education library is described as a four part unit of the University Library, supplemented by materials from the reading center when available. The text notes a small rental cost for access to these resources.
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University Ubrary
Easter Cantata at Community Church on Good Friday
Easter Cantata titled Eternal Life to be performed at the Community Church on Good Friday evening at 8 15. Victor Cullens will be the guest speaker. A social gathering with hot cross buns and coffee follows the service. Public invited to attend.
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Victor Cullens
Talent Show contestants and sponsors listed for Legion event
The Wednesday night talent show under American Legion Auxiliary sponsorship features Lynn Pierce Judy McLelland with Pete McLelland as contractor. Wilay Redding and others perform dance song and trio acts for various sponsors including Marbleton Hotel Cottage Hotel and Majover Hardware. Master of Ceremonies was William Budd.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lynn Pierce
Judy McLelland
Pete McLelland
Wilay Redding
Tanneree
Peggy Fierce
Farrell Bar
Lana Gae Pierce
Elaine's
Cale
Medra Bradley
Charlotte Whitman
Andy Hoagland
Subie Welding Co
Sally Pierce
Marbleton Hotel
Sandra Mi
Wyoming counties hold record in unobligated funds
Unobligated balances across Wyoming's 23 counties in state and county farm to market road programs rose for a third straight month to 1 132 893 dollars at end of March, with Fremont county leading at 153 151 and Teton second at 115 035. Other counties show substantial totals though deductions are expected.
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Wyoming
T. P. Hartney
Highway Department
Fremont County
Teton County
Hartney
Swee Water
Laramie
Johnson
Sublette
Lincoln
Converss
Campbell County
Easter Seal Campaign Drives Community Support in Wyoming
Wm Scotty Jack, state Easter Seal Chairman, urges readers to back the Easter Seal campaign led by the Wyoming Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. He praises the network of Junior Leagues, clubs, unions and volunteers that fund therapies and care, noting the program helps thousands of disabled people regain mobility and independence. The appeal highlights medical, physical, occupational and speech therapies.
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Wyoming Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Wyoming
Easter Seal Society
Scotty’ Jack
University of Wyoming science camp dates announced
The 2854 session runs June 21 to July 24 west of Laramie in the Medicine Bow mountains with ten UW faculty teaching botany geology and zoology. Credits range four to nine quarter hours. Courses cover plant diversity alpine areas geology and both terrestrial and aquatic zoology. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett visited their son Rodney at Castle Air Force Base in Merced California and brought his car home. he expects to be out of service this fall.
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University of Wyoming
Laramie
Medicine Bow Mountains
U. W
Eultire
R. S. Bennett
Uo Castle Air Force Base
Merced Calif
Rodney
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