Grand Masons Attend Put Dake Southwest Club Meeting
A large turnout of Masons from Big Piney and lodges from Rosk Springs Evenston Gree River Kemmerer Jackson and Pinedale attended the Southwest Masonic Club meeting in Put dake Saturday night About 260 members shared a 2 course dinner served by the Pinedale Eastern Star Jades The meeting opened with Pinedale lodge Master presiding Franklin DeFore Douglas Most Worthy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Wyoming gave a memorable address Several grand officers were present The next meeting will be in Jackson Jud Witherspoon of Kemmerer will be the next president this was the club’s largest gathering since its organization.
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Big Piney
Southwest Masonic Club
Put~dake
Pinedale Eastern Star Jades
Rosk Springs
Evenston
Gree River
Kemmerer
Jackson
Pinedale
Oall
Pinedale Lodge
Turf Hall of
Green River
Clu
Franklin DeFore- Douglas
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Lime
Jud Witherspoon
4-H Scholarships Increased to 400
National 4-H awards raise college scholarships from 500 to 400 dollars each. About 170 awards of 400 dollars will go to 4-H members with top records in 1957. National champions to receive them at the 36th 4-H Club Congress next December. Donors are International Harvester Sears Roebuck Foundation Allison-Chalmers and Westinghouse Educational Foundation. Non-governmental support repeats last year’s 169 397 dollars in awards and training funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Noble
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Cooperative Extension &L Noble Service
Nobis
International Harvester
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Alis-Chalmers
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Extension Service
National Committee
Noble
National Home Demonstration Week Observed in County
Wyoming homemaker clubs across the county celebrate National Home Demonstration Week with meetings on retrofitting, furniture refinishing, energy saving kitchen practices and bread pastry demos. A county wide tea on May 2 at Daniel Schoolhouse from 2 to 4 PM features the Club Menagerie and a program by the Daniel Do More Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Suo- Jette County
Big Piney Triangle Club
Davie Virestko
Daniel de More Chub
Blanche Clark Brome Homemakers
Betty Lou McLoughlin
Cora Homemakers
Mac Wardell
Boulder Homemakers
Thelma Ditton
Danjel
Club Menaggie
Daniel Do More
Daniel de More Hamemaker
Daniel Dandies
Free Enterprise in Russia Revisited by McGees Eyewitness
Report on Russia by Loraine and Gale McGee from an eyewitness series describes deviations from Marxist ideals. It notes a growing Soviet middle class of plant managers engineers professors and scientists, blending some capitalist traits with communism. Continued from page to page.
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Russia
Loraine
Gale McGee
Karl Marx
Maxx
Ussr
Tragic Deaths of Fred and Sally Steinhour in Kemmerer
In Kemmerer Monday a Cessna 170 crash killed Fred Steinhour 25 and his wife Sally 21 en route to Cheyenne for aircraft inspection and licensing. They left behind two month old Kathleen Leigh. Fred is the son of Mr and Mrs Philip Steinkeur who rushed to Cheyenne after the tragedy.
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Kemmerer
Fred Steihour
Sally
Cheyenne
Steihours
Kathleen Leigh
A. Oesson
Bishour
Philip Steinkeur
Wyoming Game and Fish issues licenses amid high demand
1400 applications received for 2505 licenses as Chief Clerk Fiacoletti notes 2705 nonresident combo licenses issued last year. Licenses cost 100 dollars and allow elk deer bear birds and fish hunting. Nonresident permits in Wind River Tensleep Paint Rock areas are applied for. Moose and mountain sheep permits go to a drawing with a June 30 deadline. Applications are being accepted now.
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Outsoletti
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Lcenses
Fiacoletti
Spoksmen
Wind River
Tensleep Paint Rock
Jiacoletti
Hhe
Mixed Start To Livestock Trade At Omaha This Week
Opening livestock trade at Omaha and other major markets shows a mix of gains and declines. Slaughter steers ease to 25 cents lower while cows and fat lambs move unevenly, with feeders and stockers mostly steady to higher amid varied demand and weight ranges.
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Omaha
Slaughteer
Traffic Court Conference Held In Casper May 3 and 4 1957
Governor Sampson calls a statewide traffic court conference in Casper Wyoming at Casper College on May 3 and 4 1957. The American Bar Association leads the event to standardize traffic handling and promote uniform dignified procedures to save lives limbs and property. Judges prosecutors attorneys and officers involved in traffic law are invited to attend.
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Casper
Sampson
Wyoming
Casper College
American Bar Association
War Orphans Education program urged for veterans relatives
Veterans administration urges young war orphans of World War II and Korea to file early for college aid under the War Orphans Education program. Eligible ages 18 to 23 receive up to 36 months of schooling with monthly aid up to $110. VA counseling precedes final approval to ensure eligibility.
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Veterans Administration
Inter
Robert Looney Submits Renewal for Examiner
A letter from 2 LT Robert Looney, dated 13 Apr Fort Lewis Washington, encloses $3 for the coming year to renew his Examiner subscription and notes he enjoys reading the paper.
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Fort
Lewis, Wa
Deer George
Examiner
Miss Inge Reinke Visits Vox Ranch in Utah
Miss Inge Reinke now of Salt Lake City formerly of Berlin spends a few days visiting the Vox Ranch. She and Shir ley Fox were acquaintances during Fox's stay in Germany.
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Inge Reinke
Salt Lake City
Berlin
Vox Ranch
New Soil Conservation Technician and Family Move In
Mr and Mrs Dan Tasher and their family have moved into the Yearsley house. Tasher is the new Soil Conservation Teenman for the Big Piney Soil Conservation District filling a vacancy left by Paul Scherbal. The office will be housed above the Big Piney Mercantile in Dunking with Tasher available for business inquiries. The weekly news column continues in the Examiner.
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Dan Tasher
Yearsley House
Tasher
Soil Conservation
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Paul , Scherbal
Big Piney Mercantile
Dunkling
Taosher
Examiner
Wyoming to Hold Meetings on New Egg Law Across Seven Towns
The state will host seven meetings led by Otto Engendorff and J. A. Ellis to explain the 1957 egg law. County agents will announce exact sites for Powell Riverton Torrington Laramie Sheridan Casper and Afton with talks on law enforcement eye practicals and consumer protections.
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Laramis
Wyoming
Farm Bureau
Otto Engendorff
Cheyenne
J. Jia- Elis
Wyoming Unversity Extension Poultryman
Engendorfs
State Departmentt Agculture
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Powell
Riverton
Torrington
Laramoe
Sheridan
Casper
Afton
Engendorff and
Ellis
Wyoming Game and Fish Fines Total 155 for March Violations
Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports 12 people were prosecuted for state game and fish violations in March. They paid a total of 155 dollars, averaging about 14 dollars each. Three fined for swearing to a false oath in licenses, three for illegal bait use, and the remaining four for issues from fishing in closed areas to lacking or invalid licenses.
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Perons
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Proclamation of Election for Big Piney Wyoming
The town of Big Piney Wyoming proclaims a regular municipal election on Tuesday Meylith at the Town Hell for mayor and two councilmen. Polls open 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Nominations close 12:00 noon May 7th. Date signed April 25 1957 by Mayor Paul Virostro and Town Clerk Rachel A Scherbel. Easter Sunday services noted among churches.
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Meylith
Hell
Big Piney
Wyoming
Big Finer
EZQ Dancing Club to Hold Meeting Here
The EZQ Ballroom Dancing Club of Pinedale will meet at the Big Piney Legion Hall on Saturday evening in April. Boise instructors Mel and Helen Day have led nine week sessions each fall in Pinedale for two years and also taught schoolchildren afternoons. Members learn Fox Trot Waltz Swing Rumba Lambs Tango and Cha Cha and enjoy practicing the steps learned.
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Pinedale
Wil
Big Piney Legion Hall
Mel
Helen Day
Boise
Idaho
Public Library Rules And Regulations Big Piney
The Big Piney Library opened April 13 and will be open Saturdays 2 to 4 pm. Cards issued to each family member. Children under twelve must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when applying. Residents of Sublette County may check out books and magazines with no card fee. Temporary residents pay a $3 deposit for a card refunded on return. Most books loaned for two weeks. popular titles may have shorter loans. Fines are 3 cents per day, 10 cent minimum. Adults and older children may borrow two books. younger children one. The librarian will enforce rules. donations welcomed. comic books not accepted. Notice lists board members and invites donations to improve the library.
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Big Piney
Helen Bray
Reta Carr
Pasent
Sublette County
Ubrarian
Public Library Board
Davie Virostko
Wilda Springman
John
Bis Puney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinedale Masonic Lodge
Weeley Bircher
Wuson
Bircher
Jake Pfisterer
Pineen
County Rda News
By Stela McKinstry
Pape
Fred
Sally Steinhour
Veterans’ News
Robert Looney
Paul Virostro
Rachel A. Scherbel
EZQ Dancing Club
Public Library Rules and Regulations
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