Last Rites For Arthur Hicks
Impressive funeral rites were held for Arthur Hicks at the Phil Marinck home last Saturday afternoon. The service, conducted by the L D S, drew local and visiting attendees. Speakers included Elmer Nylon Allphin Wren Fabbit and Harrington Hicks. Hymns were sung by Mrs. Jones F Mickelson Mrs. Robert L. Miller and Lester Gibson with Mrs George Moffat at the organ. Pallbearers were James F. Mickelson Robert L. Miller Jake and Jean Plisterer O D Schmidt and Clifton Fear Sr. Interment followed at Big Piney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Marinck
Arthur Hicks
Elmer Nylon Allphin
Wren Fabbit
Harrington Hicks
Jones F. Mickelson
Robert L. Miller
Lester Gibson
George Moffat
James F. Mickelson
Jake
Jean Plisterer
O. D. Schmidt
Clifton Fear
Big Piney Cemetery
Card of Thanks from Hicks Family
The Hicks family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. They assure that every act of kindness will be cherished.
Tire and Tube Rationing Certificates for March
Sublette County Rationing Board lists March tire and tube certificates. Recipients include Vern Meeks one tire, Boulder Feed & Trans one truck retread, J T Neely farm implement retreads, Anderson Trucking one tire and truck retread, and others totaling multiple tires tubes and retreads for businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette Co
Marsh
Vern Meeks
C.F. Web
Isaac Hergen
Boulder Feed & Trans
Anderson Trucking Co
Olson Bros
Stanley Nebeker
Janes H. Luce
H. C. Dunham
Martin T. Brandt
W. W. Mahaffey
J. T. Neely
National L. S. & Go
Herbert C. Kienstick
G. G. Jewett
L. G. McLaughlin
Gar Cross Land and Livestock
Roberti M. Boulter
Andersen Trucking Co
Barney Bain
First Rider’s Plea to Die in Peace Poem
A dramatic verse urges physicians to intervene only by calling for an ambulance. It rejects bandages artificial respiration and tourniquets and laments delaying care. The speaker pleads for release and a quick end, invoking avoidant medical actions and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Griff Lady
Orthopedic Conference Schedule for Wyoming 1942
In spring 1942 orthopedic conferences are planned at three Wyoming sites. April 2 in Cheyenne at Laramie County Health Unit, April 27 at Kemeter Legion Hall, and April 28 at Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs. Crippled children under twenty one referred by family physicians may attend. hours 9 AM to 4 PM with support from the Wyoming State Department of Health and local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County Health Unit
Cheyenne
Legion Hall
Kem_meter
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Wyoming State Department of Health
Spring clean up ties church efforts to war scrap drive
The article urges the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Beautification Committee to lead a nationwide spring cleanup. It links thorough cleaning with supporting war scrap drives and government health goals, urging inclusion of all groups and stressing clean homes and churches as inviting places for worship and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
America
Latter_day Saints Church
Com_mittee
Wyoming Salvage Committees Appointed statewide
Edward S. Moore Jr announced that fourteen counties have Salvage Chairmen appointed by County Defense Council Chairs per War Production Board. Committees will coordinate salvage, not conflict with existing campaigns, to ensure Wyoming scrap is sent to factories. Also notes Pine Dale social event with local residents and Farewell for Merritt Hopkins and George Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Moore, Jr
Wyoming
Douglas
Crock
J. E. Ackerman
Sundance
Hot Springs
Byerly
Sweetwater
Harve Hazen
Rocky Springs
Weston
Charles F. Martens
Newcastle
Moore
De_fense Council
War Production Board
China relief drive planned for Sublette County
An upcoming China relief appeal will be launched in Big Piney within weeks. Richard Key of Daniel chairs Sublette County efforts, assembling a staff to present a forceful campaign and meet a county quota. The piece notes China’s two year struggle, urges local support, recalls a recent dance for soldiers, and promotes defense bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
China
Richard Key
Daniel
Sublette County
Sub_lette county
Snow moisture exceeds five year average across Wyoming
Snow measurements from Bridger National Forest shows moisture content on April 1 1942 at 10 percent above the five year average 1937 1941. Star Valley courses report 24 percent above average while Green River data show 6 percent below. Overall all stations average 26 percent above the 1941 April 1 reading due to a cold April 1941 and higher May moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Carl B Arenison
Star Valley
Green River
Easter Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Community Hunt
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a community Easter eye hunt and picnic. Children gathered at the three bridges for the hunt with two baby rabbits awarded to the Marinci girls. A lunch of hot chocolate sandwiches and cookies followed, served by Mrs Cap Looney. About twenty dozen colored eggs were donated by the Auxiliary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Three Bridges
Cap Looney
Auxiliary
Financial report of State Bank of Big Piney 1942
The document presents the bank's assets and liabilities as of the report date, including loans and discounts, U S government obligations, cash items, and bank premises. It shows total assets of 791 773 45 and total deposits of 653 286 79 with capital accounts totaling 38 583 02, sworn by Cashier T Albert Larson on April 8 1942 in Lincoln County Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Themoranda
U. S
Isig
Hale
Essaie Oes Eerie
T. Albert Larson
Triangle Club Notes March and April Meetings
The Triangle Club met March 19 at Mrs. Gibbon's home with pledge and anthem. April 2 at Mrs. Sherman's home featured Pan American Day reading, post charged for USO cookies, thanks received, and a program by the local Cub Packists with Star Spangled Banner and dramatizations of McArthur at Bataan. Den Mother Mrs. Looney led the skit. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Lester Gibson
W. E. Sherman
Rube Fox
USO
Cheyenne
General McArthur
Bataan
W. L. Looney
Cubs
Sherman
Wm. Budd
V.L. Looney
War Production progress cited by Nelson in New York
Nelson reports industrial output rolling with aircraft and tanks meeting or exceeding schedules and mer chant ships rising. He warns of no time for optimism while Senate moves to create a 100 million war plants corporation under WPB. The article notes civilian supply measures and price controls amid wartime shortages and price concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
New York City
America
Senate
House Legislaion
War Production Board
WPB
Red Cross
Fourth Registration for Men 45 to 65 Years Proclaimed
The President proclaims a fourth registration for men aged 45 to 65. Eligible men born on or before February 16, 1942 and not yet 65 by April 37, 1942 must register. In Sublette County registration occurs April 18 at the Local Board Office 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 25 at the Local Board Office 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, April 26 at the School Building in Big Piney 3:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and April 27 at the Local Board Office 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sublette
Big Piney
Wyoming State Society Dance Set for April 15 1942
The Wyoming State Society of Washington DC announces a dance in the Continental room at Wardman Park Hotel on April 15, 1942. All Wyoming citizens and friends are urged to attend and newcomers in Washington are invited to meet fellow Wyoming residents. Wyoming newspapers should help spread the notice and notify relatives in or near Washington to attend. Secretary J Kirk Baldwin, 153 South Aberdeen Street Arlington Forest VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wyoming State Society of
Washington
D. C
Wardman Park Hotel
Wyoming c
Wyoming
State Society
J. Kirk Baldwin
South
Aberdeen Street
Arlington Forest
Arlington
Brick Church Notes Rev Gayle V Strickler Minister
The note lists services for Brick Church with Rev Gayle V Strickler as minister Mrs Reta Cam Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday School Sundays at 10 AM Church Service Sundays evenings at 7 o clock Pilgrim Fellowships and choir rehearsals follow announced schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle V. Strickler
Reta Cam
Torlock
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Jonson
Don Waltersdorf
Buffalo
Laramie
J. J. McInerney
Niobrara
Wilbur Brettelil
Lisk
Park
Clinton E. Sharp
Cody
Sheridan
B. G. McKeen
George A. Wilson
Pinedale
E. Carier
Geo. W. Hopkins
Irene Yeck
Evelene Thomas
Merritt Hopkins
George Nichols
Army
American Legion
Richard Stevens
State Bank of
Toy
Albert, Larson
Garrect
Frank D. Ball
Frank A. Fear
Ladie Osterhout
State of
County of
Lincoln
Nellie Frizzell
Office of Price Administration
Pennsylvania
Agricultural Department
Wyoming State Society
Mr. Shedd
Itheorks
Axis
U. S. Defense
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