Pioneer Resident Vincent Paler Dies in Wyoming at 35
Vincent Eugene Paler a Pinedale pioneer and former rancher and freighter died Saturday in a Thermopolis rest home at age 35. Born May 22 1873 in Cowley County Kansas he moved to Baggs Wyoming in 1888 to the Green River Valley later helping establish Pinedale community. He married Emma Lillian Winn in Blackfoot Idaho in 1901. Survived by two daughters four sons a brother and three sisters plus ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held Monday at 2 pm at the Pinedale Community Church with burial in Pinedale cemetery.
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Vincent Eugene Paler
Pinedale
Thermopolis
Cowley County
Kansas
Baggs
Wyoming
Green River Valley
Fa'er
Boulder
Emma
Lillian Winn
Blackfoot
Ida
Lester
Surmyor Park
Gros Ventre
R. Bromley
Cheyenne
J. F. McCormick
Rocwt Springs
Donald K
Fourtee E
Pineds’e
Pineddale
Pineda’a
Francis Tanner
Big Finey
Will She Live Brow Up Child Leukemia Appeal
A dire appeal from the American Cancer Society highlights leukemia as a leading killer of children and adults. It credits research for extending lives and urges donations to fund ongoing leukemia studies and broader cancer research efforts.
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American Cancer Society
Junior Legislative Assembly At Big Piney
Big Piney hosts a junior legislative assembly patterned after the state model. Students from Big Piney, Superior, Jackson, Greimer, and Afton participate with lawmakers, officers, readers, and pages. A PTA dinner Thursday and a Friday dance with Roy Peck cap the events. observers are welcome.
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Big Piney
Pidale
Superior
Jackson
Greimer Jr
Roy Peck
Kemmerer bull sale results mark solid herd performance
Forty three ton range bulls averaged 560 at the Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association sale in Kemmerer April 11. Grand Champion and Reserve Champion were George C. Miller Thayne who also won the champion individual trophy from First National Bank of Kemmerer. Top selling bull brought 800. Miller owned champion pen of two. Weldon Dimond Coleville and Michell Hereford Ranch Fort Bridger also claimed honors. Officers and show staff from the association are listed. University judge M P Botkin and auctioneer St Williams led the event.
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Sothwest Wyoming Hereford Association
Kemmerer
William B. Eagey
George C. Miller
Thayne
Wyoming
First National Bank of
Weldon Dimond
Colevile
Southwest Hereford Association
Joe Budd
Big Piney
Wedon Dimond
Cokeville
Glenn Miller
Winfield Burton
Afton
Joseph Micili
Fort Bridger
Day's Hard
Grover
Robert Hickey
Robertson
Frank Bray, Jr
Wiyoming
James ©. Nolan
Evanston
Carl Arbighit
Pinedale
Arlene Hulett
M. P. Botkin
University of Wyording
St Wiliams
Pendleton
Oregon
Ray- Eddie “Johnston
Western Farm Life
Carl Unbigit
Ranch Fire Thanks Givers at Sunday Effort
Mr and Mrs Philip Marinciec Sr thank all who aided at their ranch fire on Sunday praising the help that prevented further spread.
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Philip Marinciec
4-H Leathercraft Group Meets Spring Meetings
The leathercraft group met on March 2 and April 11 and will hold two more sessions this season. All members should attend to finish projects. Remain dates are April 18 and May 9 at 2:00 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Leader Blanche Clark.
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Leathercraft Group
Legion Hall
Blanche Clark
Wyoming schools treated good by state legislature
Wyoming public schools fared well in the 1959 session, says the Wyoming Taxpayers Association. Duane W. Riggart notes the legislature provided more money than expected, boosting classroom value and teacher pay, with a 37 percent gain over initial requests. The State Superintendent cites the 1959 education session as highly impactful, while urging continued school board activity and cautious budgeting for future funding.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Schools
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Duane W. Riggart
Lander Chamber of Commerce
Education Association
Monty
State Superintendent of Public” Instruction
Ee Better Qualeno
Pastor Attends Theological School Lectures
Rev JA Nortrop of Community Congregational and Rev John Townery of Green River attended the first annual minister lectures at Westminster College Salt Lake City. Theodore Gill, president elect of San Francisco Seminary, spoke. About 800 ministers from Wyoming Idaho Colorado Utah Montana attended. A yearly series will continue. May Northrup announces 2 new lectures on marriage and funeral customs over six weeks starting April 19.
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JA. Nor‘trop
John “Townery
Green River
Westminister Colege
Salt Lake City
Wis Gr
Theodore ‘A. Gillsident
San’ 'Bancisco Seminary
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Northrup
Wrestling Show Draws Crowd at Big Piney Lions Club
A large crowd attended the Big Piney Lions Club sponsored wrestling event at the Community Hall last Thursday night. Mighty Mile and Salt Lake City wrestlers headlined a show with additional entertainment. plans were proposed to repeat the event.
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Big Piney Lions Club
Mighty Mile
Salt Lake’ City
Bray Sublette county's new commissioner serves first April session
Prantl Bray Sublette county's new commissioner attended his first session in April, meeting Tuesday at the April session last week.
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Prantl
Bray
Sublette ‘ County
Polio Inoculations Start in Big Piney Schools
A local effort led by Dr Burgon, Mrs Reg Bakke and Clyde Rigby immunized 90 preschool and senior-age children in Ey Piney Schools on April 24. About 68 received their first dose with free Sabin vaccine. The team seeks additional vaccine and aims to provide boosters to all children.
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Burgcon
Ey Piney
Clinton Dunning
Reg Bakke
Clyde Rigby
Br. Burgeon
State Heath Department
Inman
Dr. Burgoon
General Fish Seasons Set to Open May 1
General fish seasons begin May 1 in Wyoming but with waters not opening on schedule and others closing earlier. Fred R. Beal, State Fish Warden, urged fishermen to consult the 1959 Fishing Orders and obtain copies from selling agents. He warned to seek permission before entering private land and to follow basic rules: ask permission, keep gates as found, use established roads, and avoid litter. He also urged appreciation for landowners and their property. Betty Olson returned from Fort Collins, Colo., to take a position with the State Bank of Big Piney. The brain of the blue whale weighs twenty pounds.
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Meh
Wyoming
Fred R. Beal
Meense
Beal
Sublette County Spelling Contest Held in Big Piney
The Sublette County Spelling Contest was held April 14 in Big Piney with about 24 students from the county. Contestants from Big Piney Schools included Amy McDonough, Richard Philips, Jesse Fowler, Kenneth Morgan, Karen Kumbert, Ralph Wilkerson, Beverly Covell, Nancy Budd, across fifth to eighth grades. First places went to Tove l and Amy McDonough. Nancy Budd placed second in eighth grade. Beverly Covell will represent Lebelle County at the Tri-State Contest in Denver April 18 and Casper February 28 in the state contest. Judges were Mrs. Sue Ball with co-coachers Mrs. Ruth Hodges and Mrs. AtA Davis.
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Sibette County
Big Piney
Amy McDonough
Richard Philips
Jesse Fowler
Kenneth Morgan
Karen Kumbert
Ralph Wilkerson
Beverly Coval
Nancy Budd
Con Tove'l
Strong
Jr. Wwn
Jezce Fowler
Kenn Te Ran
Beverly Coyrll
Beverly Covella
Lebelle County
Denver
Casper
Bary
Sue Ball
Ruth Hodges
Ata Davis
Cocecters
Moffat and Miller Win Honors at Kemper School
Boonville Missouri reports George Moffat son of Antra George Moffat of Big Piney earns second month Star Cadet designation at Kemper Military School for scholastic and disciplinary record. Miller son of Mr and Mrs R L Miller of Big Piney also was named during a prior month. Both named to dean’s scholastic honor roll for second grade month of second semester, announced by Col F J Marston, dean.
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Boonville
George Moffat
Antra
Big Piney
Kemper Military School
Bushes relocate to Anchoraze Alaska from California
Mr and Mrs Exnie Bush and family move to Anchoraze Alaska from Santa Maria California. Their new address is P O Box 1734. At the county commissioners meeting officials presented former commissioner Philip Marinerc with two wrist watches. Tommy O'Neil a visitor to Big Piney for several days departed.
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Exnie Bush
Anchoraze
Alaska
Santa Maria
California
P.O. Box
Philip Marinerc
Tommy O'Neil
Stockmen protest grazing permit cancellation in Wyoming
Executives from Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association Wyoming Stockgrowers Association and Sublette County Farm Bureau denounce a grazing permit cancellation by Forest Service held by G G Als and Alexander estates. Lozier seeks new permit with support from stockmen and Wyoming delegation. Forest Service cites technical irregularities in the previous permit deterring renewal.
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Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association
Wyoming Stockgrowers Association
Sublette County Farm Bureaus
Forac Sereckers
Art Buckingham
Big Piney
C. C
Jace Aexander Estates
Robert Louies
Cora Rancher
Aille
Forest Service
Lozier
Alexander
Wyoming
Robert Lozier
G. G Als
Forest Service Officca
Big Piney Library Opens Rooms and Hours With Book Borrowing
Big Piney Library began operations January 16 offering sessions on Saturdays evenings 7 30 to 10 00 Wednesdays 1 30 to 9 00 and Fridays 12 00 noon to 1 00 pm Circulation since January stands at 410 books three titles have been accessioned and seven new borrowers are recorded The library is in a small log building between Burney s store and Burney s house Public access encouraged National Library Week events include Rotary Open House and coffee on April 15 An art exhibit by Utah State University Extension Department will be held at Big Piney High School Cafeteria April 19 from 2 to 4 pm The public is invited.
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Big Piney
Burney
Mr. Burney
Pinedale
Utah State University Extension Department
Big Piney High School
Fort Collins Home Examinations Begin This Week
A note indicates the first of the week for his home in Fort Collins Colorado.
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Fort Collins, Colo
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National Library
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J. J. Hickey
Adeline
McCabe
Wyoming Img
Em- Ente Tribune
National Library For Fun
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Ty Esring
Betty Olson
Fort Collns
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Elmer Olson
State Bank of
Big’ Piney
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Moffat
Miller
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