Lora E Jewett of Pinedale laid to rest in 1961 obituary
Lora E Jewett of Pinedale died December 7 1961 at her home after a life as a community leader in Sublette County. She helped organize the Sublette County Artists Guild served as a Democratic party worker and was active in the Wyoming Library Historical Board among other roles. A fund in her name supports libraries in the Pinedale and Big Piney area.
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Subvette County
C Gordor
Lora E) Jewett
Pinedale
Cattonwood
Lora ) Neal Jewett
Cornelius Neal
Marjore Robinson
Charles
Iowa
C. Gordon Jewatt
Nebraska
Uiiil
Big Piney
Chdren
Donal
Frances
Alice
Dean
Dew ‘i
Huband
Alice Noble
Donad
Big Pinw
Den
Pinedile
Casper
Wyomans
Kenneth
Robert
Dona'd
Nolic
Roberta
Geraun Jewelt
Orden
Utah
Evblete County
Dreemocr
Artists’ Guild
Naonal Writer's
Cth
Ol “Altrim
Hadley Houston
Annals of
Wyoming
Nationa’ly
Mrs
Frank Bisy
John Tancher
Phil Marinese, Jr
William Barry
Pete McRey
Olds Tanner Morliary
Jewett Merona Book Fund
Leader Training Meeting Set for Sublette County 4-H Leaders
A leader training session for Sublette County 4-H leaders is planned for December 19 at 2:00 PM in the community building at the fair grounds. Leaders will discuss demonstrations, health and safety topics, and planning for future meetings and tours.
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Sublette County
Fair Grounds
Stelig
Kinstry Hane
Sughest
Framme
Legion Auxiliary Special Meeting Packs Cheyenne Hospital Gifts
Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs Mane Farrell's home to prepare Christmas gifts for Cheyenne Hospital on Nov 25. Two boxes valued at 119.00 were assembled with thanks to Helen's Shop Burney & Co Lowe Cash Store Edna Gunter and Hazel Norms. The unit also prepared wrapped gifts for an adopted ward at Sheridan cemetery and packed candy fruit cigarettes cigars snuff and work pants. A regular meeting occurred Oct 7 at Opal Ray's home with minutes and treasurer reports. prayers were offered for the Pearl Harbor dead. After adjournment 30 dozen cookies were packed for Shetuk Dan Hospital with tears of joy and sadness.
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Mane Farrell
Cheyenne Hospital
Helens
Burney & Co Lowe
Edna Gunter
Sleridan
Opal Ray
Pearl Harbor
Marie Farrell
Pula Tity Teawman
Woffinden Named Custodian at Big Piney High School
Rulon Woffinden is announced as new custodian for the Big Piney High School building while Jonn Snively will supervise the elementary custodian shifts. Plans indicate staff will relocate to the new wing during the Christmas break as construction nears completion.
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Rulon Woffinden
High School Bldg
Ted
Big Piney
Sydon Jonn Snively
Squires
Wofinden
Agricultural Extension Association Elects Officers
The Wyoming Agricultural Extension Specialists Association elects new officers. Ken Franklin becomes livestock specialist chair with Wes Seamands as vice chair, Carrel Schoonour as secretary, and Mayme Schoonovar resigns nursing. Incoming president Mrs Edith Anderson leads the La Crosse unit.
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Laramie
Vanerty
Wyoming
Jaksom
Max Wall
Byaion
Unis As
Cenatran
Sue Cook
Evanston
Pray Waent
Mins
Gladys Ollen
Lata Cé
Preidom
May Rose de Wheitland
Edith, Anderson
Coly
Cook
Mier Gieit
Laremie
Sarge Courtty
HDA Aid
Wyomne Agricultal
Assogalcn
Ken Fanlkie
Lovestock Specifl
Chainman
Wes Seamands
Iss Ame Ores
Ccretary
Carrel Schoonour
Mestouk Speuaist
Mre Mayme Schoonovar
Lloyd Ayres Iboriculturist
Mrs James Mickelson Honored by OES on December 9
Mrs James Mickelson was honored by the Eastern Star chapter in Miami Florida on December 9. The event featured tea tables, silver service, and floral gifts as members greeted her and celebrated her role as a longtime officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Mickelson
Mickelson
Assonne Cadigresa
Eastern Star
Miami
Florida
Odal
Mae
Guess
Pinedale
Geri River
Sis Et Macy
Reupholstery Workshop Dates Set in County
Rg Fan Workshops are scheduled January 16-19 and February 6-9 with Stella McKinsky in charge. Eligible residents should contact her for information materials and registration. Pre register at the county extension office and specify desired workshop.
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Stella McKinsky
Thune
Cherre
Tayneda’s
Wixom-Clown Nuptials At Sage Dining Room
Ann Wixom marries Elton Ladysaturday December in the Sage Dining Room. Mis Joh Snivey Jr acts as best man and Alvah Clor as groomsman. Attendants include Bishon Howat Cor of Silt Lake and family members. A lavish reception followed with cake and guests listed.
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Ann W
Elton von
Howard Cox
Jack Johnson
Myr Mi
Raymond Cail
Lake City
Utah
Jess Wine Disci
Robert Davis Ma
Rocky Mountain Sawmill Clinic Meeting Rescheduled
Following a Cheyenne prec meeting the Rocky Mountain Sawmill Clinic set for February 6 and 27 1962 was moved to March 12 13 1962 in Casper at the Gladstone Hotel. The change avoids a conflict with the Western Fine Association annual meeting and the program will include several industry suppliers.
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Rocky Mountain Sawmill Clinic
Cheyenne
Reedy Mountain
Casper
Westen Fine Associa
Rocky Mountain
Gladstone Hotel
Pregram Wal Place
Wyoming Naval Resource Board
Forestry Division
State Land Office
He Agricultural Extension Service
US Forest Service
Bueau of
Fords Industries
Three Big Piney Girls Joined Job's Daughters
Kathryn Rothe Kathy Ann Sherberd and Krisy Blaine Meeks were initiated into the International Order of Job's Daughters at a regular meeting in the Masonic Hall Big Piney Ind. on Tuesday evening.
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International Order of Job's Daughters
Masonic Hall
Kathryn Rothe
Ath Ann Sherberd
Krisy Blaine Meeks
Fire and industry debates and a winter elk feeding report
Volunteer firemen answered two calls in one night as the Sig Piney Fire Department fought a blaze at a small travel house and later at a Frontier Freight Lines truck. In Casper a Wyoming industry committee backed restraint on competitive bidding and urged administrative action to curb abuses. The state Game and Fish Department released a report showing elk feeding costs for winter, with 129,008.19 dollars spent and 11,684 elk fed from November 1969 to April 1969, averaging 110.4 dollars per elk over about 117 days.
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Sig Piney Fire Department
Hews & Guichwittre
Frontier
Hoa Trve' Trve
Wyoming Nl Indusy Committee
Toduy
McGee
Nickey
Congressmir Fautison
Wyoming Owl Industry Committee
Casper
Wyoming Ox Industry Committee
Utio
Leass
Wyamnz
Cotmatlte
Strumtors
Congresman
Harrison
Ton Neresary
Wyamry Game
Prsh Depantment
James B Witte
Concen Wat
National Wool Growers Meet Set in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the National Wool Growers annual convention January 21 to 24. President Metcalfe announced plans emphasizing marketing, economic action, and industry cooperation to address market problems including a federal purchase of lamb and moong.
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Salt Lake City
New Developmlen
Niconal Woo
Metcalfe
Lamb and Moong
Metcalfa
Yuletide Programs At Piney And Pinedale Schools
Planned Yuletide concerts will be hosted by Piney and Pinedale schools this season. Events include combined violin and piano performances at Pinedale High on December 1 and Big Piney High on December 2 at 8:00 pm, with junior high and elementary grades also presenting December 4. The Junior High Choir will perform a candlelight procession and students from 265 elementary and 70 junior high will participate. Everyone is invited to attend and wish “Merry Christmas.”
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Big Pony Music Promats
Ag Piney
Pinedal
Pinedale
Big Piney
Flenentay
Wisetiei
Symbo
Soden
Etten
Nancy Budd
Commission opposes elk slaughter plan in Wyoming park
The Wyoming Commission opposes elk slaughter near Yellowstone Park and backs a five year trapping and transplant program to study summer migrations. President Spratt says elk could be used by sportmen and urges a humane, controlled approach with concurrent federal and state oversight.
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Fred Commesson
Willine
Wyong Commission
Montana
Wycoming
Spart
Adduiz
Spratt
Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us after our loss. Your generous support and kind actions will always be remembered by Mr and Mrs Warren Hamilton and Family.
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Warren Hanmison
Opossum Reaches Mother's Pouch by Dragging It
A newborn opossum locates its mother’s pouch and uses the strong front paws to pull itself inside, signaling a successful first climb into warmth and safety. The event highlights the species’ maternal care and early survival behavior.
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Lora E. Jewett
Legion Auxiliary
AG Extension
James Mickelson
O.E.S
Jawaharlal Nehru
U Thani Nehru
Stella Stevens
Bobby Darin
Miss Stevens
Hollywood
Rosemarie Frankland
London
Rasemane
OS Industry Committee
Commission