Apple Blossom Time Prom crown and decor delight Big Piney High
Alice Guiney was crowned queen at Big Piney High School’s Junior Prom held at Gomerinity hall with an Apple Blossom Time theme. Victor Cullens aided by juniors organized the event. attendees included Melyin Champion as escort and Sue Fwitckeil, Robert Olson among attendants. Banquet prior featured toast by James Afanks and remarks by Mr Goodnow. plans for higher education discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Guiney
Big Piney High Schools
Gomerinity Hall
Frankie Bray
Melyin
Susan Fwitckeil
Robert Olson
Key Barton
Douglas Nebeker
Victor Cullens
Cema Gers
Evenine
Barbary Olson
Eely Budd
Batty Burton
Leta Gurney
Sandra O'Neil
He i
Legion Hall
Sense
Charles Sims
Suzanne Cooper
James Afanks
Sutat Pyichell
Maruyn Ray
Insurance and bookkeeping services planned for Big Piney
A letter from a local agent states plans to move to Big Piney by June first to serve life and general insurance needs and to handle four or five ranch accounts for bookkeeping and tax records, available to start immediately.
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Big Piney
Opal Ranch Family Visits In Town Saturday
Mrs James Chrisman of Opal with Mrs John Chrisman and children visited in town Saturday. They called on the Bob O Neils on South Piney and spent time with the I D O Neils on Cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chrisman
Opal
John Chrisman
South Piney
Bob O'Neils
I. D. O'Neils
Cottonwood
Immunization Clinic At Pinecald School May 3
Dr Roch2 of Pinecale will run an immunization clinic at Piney School on May 3 at 1 00 P M for diphtheria and smallpox 57 cents per person to help defray expenses Shots valid for four years Infants and schoolchildren may receive tetanus and diphtheria vaccines Bring children by 1 00 PM for a series of shots at 13 day intervals Fees for shots arranged by Dr Favhe.
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Roch2
Pinecale
Uct
Favhe
Transfers Being Made Of Forest Officers In Wyoming Region
The transfer and appointment of Forest Officers assigned to the Keermerer Kemmerer region is announced by Forester W. W. Drestheu. Irwin H. Johnson is transferred to the Ogden Regional Office to continue range administration and reconnaissance work with photography. Carrel T. Fluckiger becomes Forestry Aid at Upper Green River Didizt in Pinedale after graduating from Utah State Agricultural College. Lestar Wluckiger is named Timber Sale Assistant to fill the vacancy. All moves take effect around May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.¢aer Nadiens
W. W. Drestheu
Irwin H. Johnson
Ringo Revanna
Targhee
Tetor
Keermerer
Wyoming
Ogden
Ulan
Johnson
The
Forest Service
Minnesota
Dixie National Forest
Carrel T. Fluckiger
Watts
Kemmerer
Utah State Agricultural College
Forestry Aid
Green River
Pinedale
Lestar Wluckiger
Utah State Agricultural College Forest School
Kemmerer to Open New Methodist Church on April 29 1951
A Methodist bishop and J C Penney founder will speak at the formal opening of Kemmerer’s new Methodist church on Sunday April 29 1951. Bishop Glenn B R Phillips of Denver and J C Penney will attend with Rev J L Stevenson Casper officials and Philadelphia church board member A L Stevenson. Also noted are plans for a Southwest Wyoming Masonic meeting June 9 in the new Masonic hall and a May 3 county homemakers tea in Rock Springs featuring Mrs. Keith Blackner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Methodist
Kemmerer
Wye
Nation’l Chain
New Methodist Church
Glenn Br, Phillips
Denver
Methodist Church
J. C. Penney
J. L. Stevenson
J. Clyde Keegan
Casper
Wyoming
A. L. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Method
Board of Church Extension
Southwest Wyoming
Sublette County
Sweetwater County
Bks
Rock Springs
Keith Blackner
Lyman
Europe
Woman of the Week Pioneer Twitchell of LaBarge Wyoming
Agnes Itabeelie Sears profiles Mrs Phil Twitchell of LaBarge in Kemmerer Green River Valley and Rick Springs. The piece traces her life from marriage in Rock Springs in 1852 through Green River settling in 1890, ranch hospitality, and long wagon journeys to Kemmerer between 1898 and 1916.
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Vieman
Wyoming
Phil Twitchell
Lar- 12
Linseth County
Takarze
Green River Valley
Kemmerer
Rick Springs
Green River
LaBarge
Faithful matriarch of Green River village dies at 79
Mrs. Twitchell, long devoted to mercy and church work, died Sept. 1, 1947, after a lifetime of guiding family and neighbors. Born Feb 26, 1867 in Renfrew Ontario, she moved from Central City Nebraska to Green River at 23, later residing on the LaBarre homestead. Survived by children Mrs. Fred Lerch of Geneva, M. W. Mark Twitchell of White Sulphur Springs, Mont., and Doyle D. Twitchell of LaBarre with his wife assisting in care. widow Anna Dickert of Boise tending her. She taught faith to her children and aided many families in need across the region. Her husband, Mr. Twitchell, formerly worked at Morris Mercantile, died earlier.
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Miles
Palpmobile
Twitchell
LaBarre
Green River
Old Morris Mercanine Company
Trantier
Snelrive
My. Twitchell
Mrs Twitchell
Renfrew
Ontario
Canada
Central City
Neb
Wyoming Ranks 11th in Income Per Capita
Cheyenne Wyoming April 21 Wyoming's per capita income for 1947 to 1949 was 31 471 per person according to a state government council report released by Secretary of State C J Rogers New York led with 1743 while Mississippi was lowest at 685 The national average stood at 1237 The report also covers average state payments for old age assistance aid to dependent children and aid to the blind noting Wyoming rose in several categories from 1941 to 1949 shifting from tenth to sixth in old age payments from eighteenth to tenth in aid to dependent children and slipping from fourth to eighth in aid to the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Council of State
C. J
Doc) Rogers
New York
Mississippi
Iswest
Rogers
Tentoh
University of Wyoming reports 2292 spring enrollment
LARAMIE Wyoming final enrollment figures show 2292 students registered for the spring quarter. University President G J Humphrey notes the figure is close to expectations and predicts solid summer and fall enrollments amid federal draft policies aiding ongoing manpower needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
G. J. Humphrey
Bumphrey
Washington
Weekend visitors to Jensen home from Utah families
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James P Jensen were Mr. and Mrs. Milt Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Pres Badger, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Maridack and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilson, all of Ogden and Sunset Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Jensen
Milt. Bachman
Pres Badger
Claude Wheeler
Royal Maridack
Scott. Wilson
Ogden
Sunset
Utah
Hospital District Debated By Kemmerer Lions
Kemmerer Lions discuss forming a hospital and cemetery district with possible cross area cooperation with Biz Fincy Lions. They plan petitions, 25 percent property owner signatures, and a 3 mill levy if approved, with voting by property and non property owners. Delegations may visit Big Piney for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Lions
Rose Vroom
New Kemmerer Cate
Biz Fincy Lions
Lom
Greensaver
Kemmerer Club
Willourney
Big Piney
Hospital Association
Gion Glenn Gorengen
Hospital Board of Trustees
Nave
Abe
Kenmerer Gazelle
Sawaya of Kemmerer Honored by Mutual Life
William J. Sawaya of Kemmerer Wyoming, represent ative of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, earned membership in the companys National Field Club per Claude Fr Crown Sheridan agency manager. Sawaya qualified by meeting production standards while exemplifying top service ideals to clients, Kemmerer Gazette reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Sawayt
Kemmerer
Wyo
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Claude FR. Crown
Sheridan
Chi
Mutual Life
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Stelette County
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