Community Notes Reach Across States and Towns
Personal A. H. Beecher visits Halfway while Christian Wrang travels from California to escort Mrs. Vrang and two daughters visiting Mrs. Mary A. Murdock’s family. Fred G. Carruth and son Charles bid on a new school building but plans are pending arrival from architect D. D. Spani of Rock Springs. Mrs. N. P. Christensen hosts bridge for Mrs. Lella Beecher of Texas. Rodney Bennett hosts the young peoples bridge club with high scores by Mrs. George Farrell and Mrs. William Budd. Luella Wert and Mrs. George Vaison visit G. T. Morgan. highway department plans main street mat replacement, and Dewey Danks from Evanston helps remove old mat. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ferdman visit from Ohio and may stay indefinitely. S. E. Gazier and family visit from the Bridger Basin ranger station. Want ads still draw results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Carruth
Charles
Evanston
D. D. Spani
Rock Springs
Rodney Bennett
Young Peoples Bridge Club
George Farrell
William Budd
Wyoming State Fair exhibits attract firms and counties
The 2th annual Wyomag State Fair runs September 15 to 18 with 13 of 23 counties already reserving exhibit space. Participants include Carbon Fremont Goshen Johnson Natrona Niobrara Park Platte Sheridan Sweetwater Washakie Weston and Converse. Civilian Conservation Corps Forestry department Federal Housing Administration and Geological Survey will have displays. Exhibits are secured by Wyoming Nebraska and Texas firms, with Singleton Malls of Dallas among the farthest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Sweetwater
Washakie
Weston
Conveerse
Civilian Conservation Corps
Forestry Department
Federal Housing Administration
Eiological Survey
Wyoming
Nebraska
Texas
Singleton Malls
Dallas
Washington Digest Summary of Capital News
William Bruckart presents a weekly Washington Digest interpreting federal actions and department orders. The column aims to explain how new acts and regulatory measures may affect readers, offering insights beyond routine reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Congress
Capital
William Bruckart
Washington Digest
Travel Over the World and Its Far Places
The National Geographic Society writers search distant lands to share accounts of strange peoples and natural wonders beyond the horizon. Readers are invited to see through these travelers descriptions what they would like to experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Call for Bids on Oil Treated Coal Transport to Big Piney
School district invites bids for Kemmerer slack coal to Big Piney and Lump Goal to Big Piney and for transporting children on routes 1 and 2. Two bids requested per route with or without John Moffat place. Bids due Aug 21 1937 at 3 PM to Mrs. Cornelia Fear, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Kemmerer Lump
Cottonwood
Sykes
Riverside
John Moffat Ranch
McNinch
Samora
Carr
John Moffat
James Mickelson
Badwin’s Daniels
Quinn
Wash Whitman
Franklin James Ranch
Ted James
Philp Marinpic
Fear
Sage
McWillians
Marbleton
Board of School District Nos
Cornelia Fear
Wye
Envel
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Beecher
Christian Wrang
California
Vrang
Mary A. Murdock
Arthur Dumm
Lelia Beecher
Barbara
Beryle
Chas
Fultz
Harry Peindexter
Poindexter
Mr. Dumm
Beecher
N. P. Christensen
Bridge
Lella Beecher
Luella Wert
George VA Ison
Jackson
G. T. Morgan
State Highway Department
State Department
Dewey Danks
Donald Ferdman
Ohio
Perry W. Jenkins
S. E. Gazier
Itrider Basin Ranger Station
William Byron Mowery
W.N.U. Service
V L Looney
Flora Dunham
Tomorr
Berkeley
Middle Piney Lake
Big Piney LaBarge
American Legion
Wat
Clyde Hall
Big Piney, Wyo
State OF
Sublette
District Court Third Judicial District
Henry Andrew Schrader
Clerk of Court of
Sublette County
Sui Estate
Albert Larson
PHE Country Weekly
Tamly
Tam
Ridin
Allene Loomis
Wyoming University
Washington News
Wyo
Cattleman
Omaha
U.S. A
Triangle
C. J. Horn
John QO. Nielsen
Hotel
James Witherspoon
Mer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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