Hospital Board Holds Open Meeting in Legion Hall
Bublette County Hospital board chairman Eton Gooey and members Francis Tanner Herman Jensen and Jake Pfister met with the public at the Legion Hall to discuss county clinics in Big Piney and Pinedale. Dr Snapp will assume full duties as head of hospital services split between towns. more open meetings planned to hear taxpayer views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Bublette County Hospital
Eton
Pinedale
Norman “Aying
Snapp
Pineda
Big Piney
Knapp
Insurance studies grow at Wyoming College of Commerce
The Wyoming Association of Insurance Agents plans a new program next year at the College of Commerce. A 150 acre endowment will fund a new initiative for students pursuing the insurance field. The association, led by President Laekten of Port to promote student readiness, offers three current courses and seeks to expand with a Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters professional track.
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Wyoming
Freedmen and
Erins
College of Commerce
Unis Weex
Tamer Tta
Pongretmietar
Byetpang
Adonindetrie
Pir
Trtal Abwt
Feld
They Went That Way by American Legton Auxiliary Dramatics Club
A local theatrical sketch featuring a known cast from Big Piney with female leads Tana Davis Big Piney Marilyn Meeka Tyra and Ma Kot Pleishman alongside Bogen Gummerford Cagney Sims and Swanson. Sheriff Pierce Mae Weet Decker and Florence Bertram visit Boulder for Thanksgiving with relatives in this holiday sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana” Davis
Big Piney
Marilyn” Meeka
Waxy
Chandler” Swanson
Big Chief
Chochise
Hopalong
Pierce
Suspected ice crash injures Cant county resident near Susie
Mrs. Wilfred Carriese of Cant suffered a broken leg in an auto accident near Susie on Kemmerer Tuesday evening. The car struck an icy spot, left the road, and careened over an embankment into Willow Creek. She was treated at LOM hospital. Other occupants were her husband Andrew Spoorer and three others from the Yearsley hunting camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Carriese
Cant
Susie
Kemmerer
Willow Creek
Lom Hospital
Andrew Spoorer
Yearsley
Irrigation upgrades and soil tests reflect 1954 Ag Program activity
Arthur Homer expands irrigation on his farm with seven more structures and new headgates while the Agricultural Conservation Program assists. A. Pear Jr reports Tehimi Wheat at 91 percent purity and 3 percent germination amid drought. The 1954 program held a sign-up meeting at the Soil Conservation Service office with a final gathering planned for December, as Kenneth Fear builds water spreading ditches to cover 200 acres for better pasture yields. Red clover and germination tests cost 100 per sample, with specimens sent to the University of Wyoming Seed Laboratory. Robert A. Springman reports about 1750 bales of alfalfa and smooth brome harvested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Homer
Hus
Kenneth Fear
University of Wyoming, Wyoming
Wyoming
Muddy Gan
Copyenne
Green River
Cheyenne
Dunn Street
Cas
Buffalo
Lusk
Basin
Worland
James King Jr Shot In Boulder Thanksgiving Mishap
James King Jr of Boulder was accidentally shot in the stomach when a .22 caliber pistol fell from its holster on Thanksgiving morning. He is hospitalized at Rock Springs with the bullet lodged near a kidney and is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James King, Jr
Boulder
Florence Bertram
Big Piney
Rock Springs
Young King
Springmans Return From Denver Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Robert Springman and their young son visited after Bob spent weeks in a Denver hospital recovering from major surgery He reports progress and a steady recuperation The Prandls atirier worked on bulldozing the area south of the Examiner site near the rink to level ground
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Springman
Denver Cold
Bob
Prandls Atirier
Examier of Thce
Rink
University of Wyoming picks 29 for Who’s Who list
Twenty nine University of Wyoming students, nine women and 20 men, were named in the 1953 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Bob Looney, son of Mrs Capitola Looney, was among the men elected for high scholarship, leadership and service to the university. Others listed include Sigma Phi Epsilon members and Interfraternity Council leaders. Also noted are weekend visits and local social details involving university affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming Studert
Bob Looney
Capitola Looney
Sigma Phi Ensifon
Intertraternity Council
FHA News Annual Mother and Daughter Event at High School
The FHA gathering on November 24, 1953 featured a 100m gag turkey decor, a High School Chorus performance, and speeches by Grace Barton and two former Cheater Brothers. Bonnie Fox received the Trunjor Demestia award, and the chapter announced its new mother Rath Budd and brother Derr me Decker before farewell remarks.
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FHA
Hal's
Grace Barton
Mrs Anderson
Mre Tanner
Bonnie Fox
Demestia
Bonnie
Cate
Rath
Budd
Derrme Decker
Grace
Johnson Becomes New Owner Of Anderson-Penton Trucks
Pat Johnson, noted rancher from Cottomwood country, acquires the Anderson-Penton Co. livestock trucks based in Pinedale. The new owner is described as energetic and capable, with some land holdings in the upper country disposed or leased to finance the purchase.
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Pat Johnson
Anderson-Penton Trucks
Cottomwood Country
Anderson-Penton Co
Pinedale
Pat
Wyoming 4-H Members Earn Chicago Congress Trips
Four Wyoming 4-H club members earned all expense trips to the 32nd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Lyle Bomgardner, 16, of Slater, won for Tractor Maintenance with 360 field hours and 12 maintenance hours and a blue ribbon in his record book. Shirley Reed, 16, of Cheyenne, is state winner in the Girls Record program with extensive clothing, foods, leadership work and demonstrations. Dennis Daly, 14, of Glendo, earns Dairy Achievement honors and will attend Congress as guest of the National Committee with a 4-H dairy program spanning six years and multiple trophies. Alice Ann Blom, 17, of Saratoga, earns Food Preparation honors with 178 meals served and 271 dishes prepared, as she leads through 4-H cooking and Junior Leader roles.
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Chicago
Wyoming Club
Bomgardner
Slater
Kent
Lyle Bomgardner
Standard Oil Foundation of Chicago
Wyoming
Lyle
Arnold R. Bomgardner
Bordeaux 4-Hub
Shirley Reed
Cheyenne
Montgomery Ward
Shirley
Verlan Reed
Dennis Daly
Glenda
Jhennis
Couress
Dennis
Horseshoe 4-H Livestock Club
R. W. Daly
Alice Ann Blom
Saratoga
Platt Valley
Kelvinator
Alice
Carl Blom
Saratoga Jr. Ranbery
Pony Express Net Covers Radio Gaps In Wyoming
The Wyoming highway department teamed with the state ham radio operator group to create the Pony Express Net. The 38 amateur operators, spread across Wyoming, will back up FM links during power outages and provide weather and road information to highway stations in emergencies. Patrol posts in Cheyenne Laramie Evanston Kemmerer Torrington Lusk Casper and Sheridan will relay pertinent information to the public.
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Pony Express
Wyoming Highway Department
Jeep
Frank A. Wolf
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Association ‘Testas
Highway Department
Thurman D Sherard
Eny
Laramie
Hvanston
Kemimerer
Torrington
Lusk
Casper
Sheridan
Auxiliary and Legion Meeting Notes Highlight Community Efforts
The Auxiliary and Legion held a December meeting reviewing paid bills and fundraising plans to cover insurance and notes. A new water pump, a flag pole, and Feque were donated to the high school. They sent a $45 box to Cheyenne for Christmas shopping and promoted the Dramatic Club's January appearance. A turkey dinner on December 5 with serving at 5:30, and efforts to renew and grow membership via genealogy checks are announced.
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Remar
Auxiliary and Legion
Legion Hall
Arera
Cheyenne
Toank Els
Congragulations to Smokesgrats on first anniversary
Congratulations are offered to Smokesgrats as they celebrate one year since first publication. The note acknowledges the milestone and extends best wishes for continued success and readership growth.
Drought Aid Loans Reach 345100 in Wyoming Effort
Wyoming shows nine drought loans totaling 345100 with three more applications for 41060 pending nationally 1343 loans totaling nearly 14 million approved across 38 states and Hawaii The program spans livestock and subsistence loans under a five point federal plan to bolster cattle markets and support drought relief measures from USDA and Congress
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Laramie
Congress
Wyoming
Hawaii
Iseas
Farmers Home Administration
USDA
Iiver
U.S
Big Piney High Show Basketball Schedule
Home schedule lists games at Pavillion on Dec 9 and Dec 11 at Rock River, Mt View, Farson, Baggs, Lyma, Pinedate, Saratoga, Binna, Cokeville. January and February dates include Mt View Jan 8 and Farson Feb 23 among others. Local schools Canis greeting noted.
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Big Piney High
Pavillion
Rock River
Mt View
Farson
Baggs
Lyma
Pinedate
Saratoga
Binna
Jackson
Cokeville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hospital Board
PU University AF Ory
American Legton Auxiliary Dramatics Club
Rusty Daniels
Kemmeerer
A. Pear, Jr
Tehimi
Robert A. Springman
Robert Looney
University OF Wyoming
Mrs. Donald Gray
Geo. W. Hopkina
Dove Twitchell
LaBerge
FHA News
Erly
Ty the
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Alice Ann Blam
American Legion Auxiliary News
Auxilary
Marie
Drouth
Canis
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