Charles H Fredell Dies in Big Piney Wyoming Pioneer Passes
Charles H Fredell longtime Big Piney resident and Wyoming pioneer died January 29 after a leg ailment. Born October 23 1861 in Pennsylvania he worked as a stage driver near Rawlins and later ranching and cattle business in Green River Valley. Survived by widow Mrs W G Warren brother J E Fredell Seattle and three nieces. Funeral at Congregational Community Church conducted by Rev Gayle Strickler with Songs led by Virginia Kennedy Mary Moore Lester Gibson and Mrs George Moffat. Interment in Big Piney cemetery.
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Grim Reaper
Charles H. Fredell
Green River Valley
Wyoming
Charles HB. Fredell
Pennsylvania
Rawlins
Big Piney
Thatley
Iman
Charles E. Iredell
W. G. Warren
North Piney
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
California
J. E Fredell
Seattle
Washington
H. L. Budd
Arthur Vincent
Hood River
Oregon
George Cross
Com
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Cora FreDell
Mrs. Cora Fre Dell thanks relatives and neighbors for kindness after bereavement and for the floral offerings.
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Cora S. Fredell
Sublette County Plans 10000 Bond Purchase and Budget Moves
Sublette County commissioners met to approve a 10000 purchase of United States defense bonds and transfer 3000 from the m2 and bridge fund to miscellaneous funds. They set daylight saving time for February 9 and approved a county agent position with up to 65 per month. They asked the Farm Security Administration to relocate its office to free courthouse space.
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Sublette
United States
Fulk I. Kelly
United States Defense
Faren C. Faler
Farm Security Administration
Sublette County Urges Quick Mercy War Fund Donations
Community fundraiser for a $50,000,000 mercy fund appeals for rapid giving. Local leaders urge residents to donate as they can to support relief and aid efforts.
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Sublette County
Forest Service distributes funds to Wyoming counties
Forest Supervisor Carl Arension states that $11 268.00 of $13 265.00 total forest receipts from the western Wyoming counties are returned for road and school purposes. Bridger National Forest receipts were $13 170.60. An additional 10 percent of state federal forest receipts goes to the Forest Service for roads and trails, and 20 percent grazing receipts may fund water developments and range improvements to aid stockmen.
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Forest Service
Wyoming
Carl B. Arension
Bridger National Forest
Congress
Supervior Arentson
Boy Scout Week Observed Across Communities
February 8, 1942 marks the 32nd birthday of the Boy Scouts of America and Boy Scout Week runs February 5 through 12. Cubs and Scouts hold services and ceremonies at local churches with graduations, a Court of Honor, and signups encouraged for new members.
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Boy Scouts of America
America
Philp Benedict Hawley
Boy Scouts
Cubs
Eps ‘Pal
Big Piney
LaBarge
Aign
Third Registration Dates Set for Sublette County Men
The Third Registration targets men born on or before December 31 1924 who have not reached age 45 by February 16 1942 and who have not registered before. Sessions run February 14 in Pinedale February 15 in Big Piney and February 11 in Pinedale with extended hours. Special make up dates February 5 to 13 available. Local Board offices open 9 AM to 6 PM except February 15. Big Piney also hosts a registration site February 15 from 9 AM to 7 PM.
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Sublette
Pinedale
Big Piney
Big Tiney
Wyoming
Wasatch Oil Co Buys Wyoming Oil Properties In Territory
Salt Lake City Utah Wasatch Producing Co affiliate of Wasatch Oil Refining buys 4 0 million in Wyoming oil properties including North LaBarge field 6000 acres six wells toppling plant Rex Lake field Albany county Sheep Creek Field Fremont county North Piney 12000 acres west of Big Piney structure shallow gas development.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Weasatch
Wyoming
Wasatch Ol Refining Company
LaBarge
Big Piney
North LaBarge Oil Company
P. J. Quealy
Joseph Minton
North LaBarge Company
Wasatch
Sublette County
Rex Lake
Albany County
Fred Goodstein
Casper
Minton
la Barge
Ohio Oil Company
Sheep Creek
Fremont County
Mid American
Oil Company
Harold Nutng
Et al
Injures Shoulder in Fall at Community Hall
Stevens slipped on steps at the Community hall last Saturday night, injuring his left shoulder and tearing a ligament. He went to Kemmerer for X rays to check for a break, with initial tests showing no fracture. He remains on duty at Burney 43 Company's store using a sling, accompanied by his wife and the Fear couple.
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Stevens
Kemmerer
Burney 43 Company
Kerierer
Clifton Fear, Sr
Campfire Girls Meet At Sherman Home
Our Campfire gathering was held at the Sherman home. The Pledge of Allegiance opened the meeting. Secretary Anna Leo Gray read the minutes. Treasurer Shirley Fox presented the financial report. A motion was made to purchase an outdoor craft book.
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Sherman
Anna Leo Gray
Shirley Fox
Labor Board Seeks Ranch Labor For Spring in Sublette
Sublette County committees met January 30 1942 with D M MacDonald of the U S Employment Service to plan spring labor needs. Estimate 150 men needed by April 1 plus current workers. Ranchers to submit requests detailing numbers work type wages and start dates. FSA to cooperate with local war board on farm machinery under Food for Victory loan program.
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MacDonald
Rock Springs
U. S. Employment Service
Sublette
FSA
Local War Board
Farm Securety Administration
Sam Stark
Sublette County
Seitz Family Visits Then Plans Move to Washington
Mr and Mrs Doyle Seitz of Green River visited over the weekend with his sister Mrs Phil Marinck and family before leaving to establish a new home in Washington state.
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Doyle Seitz
Green River
Phil Marinck
State of Washington
Farm Security Plan Aims Broad Surplus Support Network
The Farm Security Administration outlines a comprehensive program to boost production through cooperatives and surplus marketing. It includes seed, equipment, storage, and processing facilities, with plans to coordinate with local war boards and ensure full rural participation.
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Fam Security
PSA
Sma
FSA
War Board
Value of forests stressed by ranger Cazier
Ranger Cazier urges forest care equals farming in long term. Sublette County forests protect watersheds, supply building lumber, fence posts, and firewood locally. Annual outputs include about 1,000,000 board feet of lumber and 150,000 railroad ties, with protection funded by the Forest Service.
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Fts
Green River Valley
Subietts Cuby
Forest Service
st. commer_ cal
Mrs Pauline Noble Rites Held At Pinedale
Mrs Pauline Noble 70 widow of James Noble of Cora Wyoming died January 30 1942 at her daughter Mrs T H Perry’s Platte City Missouri Funeral services led by Rev Gayle Strickler were at the Congregational church Pinedale Interment at Pinedale Cemetery beside her husband Survived by two sons James Noble Golden Colorado Durrell Noble Cora Wyoming two daughters Mrs Henry Hittle Boulder Wyoming and Mrs T H Perry Platte City Missouri Active pallbearers listed and honoraries named Jackson Hole Ski Club announces Wyoming State Champion Ski Meet at Jackson February 7 and 8 1942 with events downhill slalom and jumping Entries due February 16. meeting February 9 to form Wyoming State Ski Association.
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Pauline Noble
James Noble
Cora
T. H. Perry
Platte City
Missouri
Noble
Rock Springs
Francis Tanner
Perry
Gayle V. Strickler
Pinedale
Nobile
Green River Valley
Durrell Noble
Wyo
Henry Hittle
Boulder
T. H Perry
Platt City
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Jackson
Alberta Dibble
Scerery
Jackson Hole Ska
Wyoming Sk
FP T A Program At School House A Success
The FP T A program held at the school house last week was very successful and carried out on Monday evening.
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Mary Moore
Lester Gibson
George Moffat
Isle of Some
John
Chas
J. B Buid
Fred Beck
Addison Moffat
Travis Whitman
Big Func
Frarecis Tanner
ar_ Lugemeniss
Wational Boy Scout
Wasatch Oil Co
Campfire Girls
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Fred Cladius
Carl Jorgensen
Roy Lesier
L. H. Hennick
Floyd Parrish