Red Cross appeals for five million to aid wartorn Hung ary refugees
A telegram to large chapters urges a five million dollar fundraising drive to aid refugees from Hungary and Aust ria. The message notes 83,000 plus refugees crossing the border daily and calls on communities nationwide to fund food medical supplies clothing and other essentials while the Red Cross coordinates deliveries with international partners. Sublette County figures and local organizers are named as the drive seeks broad public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunaty
America
Ted Gress
Red Cross
Stroken
Lancet Cross
Ave
Alyeory
Austra
Ammunt
Hungary
Wtell
Innel
Roland Haniman
Sublette County
Woodrow Nelson
Pinedale
Pre McReynolds
Frank D. Ball
Big Finey
Interschool Concert Held in Pinedale Last Week End
An interschool concert took place in Pinedale over the last weekend, featuring choirs and bands from Weadfain Javikeon Cokeville Evanston Big Nrey Leman and Pinedale. Clinicas were Carl Melander vocal and Wayman Walker band, both from Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley. Participants from Biz included Bind-Detty Budd Lyle Gurney and Leeetta Diebler with Lela Gurney Kathy Lambert on clarinets and Cornets Edith Lomax Perbara Lewis Jackie Mechame and Sandra Meintz in the chemistry group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Bind—Detty Budd
Lyle Gurney
Leeetta Diebler
Lela Gurney
Kathy Lambert
Chemis
Edith Lomax
Perbara Lewis
Jackie Mechame
Sandra Meintz
Mountain Meadow Forage Study Promotes Intermittent Irrigation
A Wyoming report by Rulon D. Lewis details that mountain meadow yields rise with intermittent irrigation and optimized nitrogen use. For best hay quality, timing around dough stage and seasonal water/fertilizer practices matter, with potential state-wide gains from 4-5 tons to 3-4 tons per acre. Elected Big Piney Soil Conservation District supervisors Frank D. Ball Jr, Mark Bray, Dan Iapel, Ed D. Finnegan, and John Kivenild noted. A concert drew crowds. Mystery Tractor at Big Piney Drug advertised.
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Rulon D. Lewis
Wyoming
Pinecale
Towner
Supruvisorn
Big Piney Soil
Frank D. Ball
Mark Bray
Dan Iapel
Ed. D. Finnegan
John Kivenild
Big Piney Names 1956 57 Basketball Squad
The Big Piney basketball team lists two seniors Bob Tanner and Gary Thomson. Senior players include Tanner, Thomson, Frank Feet out due to illness, juniors led by Mike Albee, sophomores Gordon Bray and Bill Bell vying for starting roles, senior Dave Vickrey advancing, Ed Daniels a defensive start, with freshmen Bob Wilson and Lanny Perkins showing promise. The season opens December 11 against Eden Valley High School with a junior varsity game at 6 45.
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Bob Tanner
Gary Thamson
Bob
Gary
Frank Feet
Janor
Puncher
Mike Albee
Gordon Bray
Bill Bell
Mit
Dave Vickrey
Pefemmrike
Ed Daniels
Charles Davis Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Fleishman Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis were surprised at the Fleishman home on Friday evening to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Hosts Mr and Mrs Paul Virochiko and Mr and Mrs Frank Fleishman arranged a sermpturus hata dinner with trimmings. Kenneth Guto and others helped celebrate as Chuck and Ava received gifts and well wishes for more years of bliss.
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Charles Davis
Fleishman
Paul Virochiko
Frank Fleishman
Davises
Boride
Kenneth Guto
Chuck
Ava
Calfhood Vaccination Program Under Way in Sublette County
The Wyoming Stock and Sanitary Board with the U S Department of Agriculture continues the calfhood vaccination program. Dr Bert Reinow leads operations in Sublette County with vaccines supplied by state and federal agencies and veterinarians paid by the same entities. Vaccinations must be completed by February end to allow a second round in Marsh. calves aged 4 to 2 months are eligible and will be vaccinated in the spring if not ready now.
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Wyoming Five Stocks& Sanitary Board
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Bert Reinow
Sublette
Reviow
Green River Range
Marsh
Flppy the Jumping Doe Delights Big Piney Drup Crowd
A playful act titled Flppy the Jumping Doe brings laughter to attendees at the Big Piney Drup event. Performers draw smiles with a quirky display as spectators enjoy a lighthearted moment in a local gathering.
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Flppy
American Legion Hall Fund Drive Aims to Save Big Piney Hall
Community appeals for final funds to retire the Big Piney American Legion Mall debt. Letter notes expenses of 485.40 with receipts of 50,000 from hall rents, urging fifty donors or more to cover half the indebtedness and a hundred to clear the building. Donations requested to Dee Fox Post 73 Building Fund Big Piney Wyoming.
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Big Piney
Public Service of the Legion
Ralsae Omyavitas
Theaw
Dee Fox
Marie Farrel
Wyoming
Suncerey
del Fox
Edward Carr
Thank You Notes From Big Piney Senior Class
The Senior Class thanks donors and citizens of Big Piney for support this year. Lela Gurney, Secretary, notes appreciation and best wishes to all. A shower for Rosie Ganégo was held at Mrs. Lauran Decker’s home with many gifts and congratulations. Paul Scherbel visited the Dear Jewett ranch on Wednesday.
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Weorth
Big Piney
Lela Gurney
Rosie Ganégo
Lauran Decker
Mile Canosa i
Roger Decker
Coupe
Paul Scherbel
Jewett Ranch
Looking Into the Crystal Ball on Safe Driving
A teen writer warns classmates about speeding and careless driving around school. The piece urges adherence to traffic rules, watching for pedestrians, and reconsidering dangerous behavior to protect lives now and in the future.
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Hannen
Carless
Nedra Sansouci
REPORT ON RUSSIA By Loraine and Gale McGee
Loraine and Gale McGee recount their Russia trip and assess Soviet views of the United States. They note limited VOA reception, censorship, and the need for direct American exposure to counter distortions. They argue a six week Cook's tour would better inform Russians about life under capitalism and aid Cold War policy.
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Russia
America
United States
Tass
Sitters
Moscow
da Ember
New York City
New York
Ida
Stalingrad
Wkr
VOA
London
Vladimir
Ginte
Amerika
Amerean Therrastiey
Ite Nf Wo
Coud
Soviet Union
Vishmir
U. S
Ameria
Kremlin
Oil Well Driller Dies on Way to Hospital
Allen Gay Johnson, 58, of the Tanner Trailer Court, a driller for Laughlin Brotkers Drilling Co., died of a heart attack Monday evening on the way to Kemmerer’s hospital. His body was shipped to El Reno, Oklahoma for burial.
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Allen Gay Johnson
Tanner Trailer Court
Kemmerers Hospital
Johnson
Laughlin Brotkers Drilling Co
el Reno
Oklahoma
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American Red Cross
Keith Thomson
Gov. Simpson
Paul Mico
Healts
National Association For Mental Health
Washington, D. C
Minard Simple
Wyoming Association For Mental Wealth
Thomson
Heny
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Association For Mental Health
John Gadamore
Music Clases of
Melarder
Wayman
Colorado
BIG Piney’s
Coach Parker
Chas. Davis
American Legion
Eddie Carr
Philip Marincie
Dsl
Yearsley
Lon Gordon
W. F. Sutherlin
McNinch
Marie Farrell
Mendie Ship
Frank Fleshman
Finnegan
Gordon Mickelson
Martha Stevens
Tom Fox
Lorena Carr
Arthur Homer
Loraine
Gale McGee
Life IN America
Kentuck
U.S
Aureians
Amercans
Voice of America
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