Big Piney Penguins 4-H Club Meets With Busy January Agenda
The Big Piney Penguins 4-H Club held its January 1958 meeting at Spencer Nichol s. President Spencer Nicho led, with pledges and minutes read by secretary Nedra Bradley. Reports from Sewing, Leather Craft, Rope Craft, Cooking, and Electricity groups outlined progress, new projects, and planned activities including a skating party and school notices. Daryla Taylor served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Penguins
Spencer Nicho
Sargeant-At-arms
Wyoming
Nedra Bradley
Sewing I & I
Jon
Lynda
Robert McDough
Ray McDough
Kathy Nichols
Daryla Taylor
Spencer Nichols
Notice of Desert Land Entry Final Proof Hearing
Payson W. Spaukhing of Evanston Wyoming filed for Desert Land Entry No Wyoming 038198 for sections 31 and 32 in township 30N range 112W 6th P Meridian. Final proof to establish claim will be made before the Clerk of the District Court Sublette County Pinedale Wyoming on March 12, 1959 with witnesses Joseph Lemire Daniel Carlson Maurice J. Zardus Jr and Paul N Scherbe all of Wyoming locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Partment
Interior Bureau of Land Management Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Payson W. Spaukhing
Evanston
Township
Caim
Sub- Tette County
Pinedale
Wyomng
Caimant
Joseph Lemire
Daniel
HH . Carlson
Big Piney
Maurice J. Zardus, Jr
Paul N Scherbe
Great Decisions To Get Underway In Wyoming
In Wyoming the 1959 Great Decisions program begins February with informal meetings in 25 communities and 16 counties. Participants will discuss the Soviets and the internationalization of West Belin while ballots are filed and later sent to the State Department and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for review. The project is run by the University of Wyoming Division of Adult Education and Community Service and the Agricultural Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyonvns
Neghborlov le
Belin
Sovet Union Particpants
US Department of State
Senate
Wyoming
University of Wyomng
D.iision
Adul Education and Community Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Wyoming hunting and fishing licenses sales rise in 1958
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reported total license sales of 244,762 for the year, with 240,076 sold in 1957. Chief Clerk Jiacoletti notes the gain driven by nonresident fishing licenses and explains a near 16,000 drop in nonresident two deer licenses due to limited hunting areas, offset by higher resident and nonresident deer license sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
St. Jiacaletti
Cheif
Jiacoletti
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Inadequatus Electricus
Allis- Chalmers
Ben
Lincoln Service Corporation
Frontier, Wyoming
HOTEL
Kammeerer
Robert Bott
Kemmere
C. E. Needham
Ross Meeks
Big Piney, Wyoming
BIG Piney Penguin ‘Monthly’ Report
Electricity Group
Lynda Fray
Nancy Budd
Carl Arbigit
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Hudson
Nash
Studebaker
Buick
Noah
Olds
Mercury
Pontiac
Chrysler
DeSoto
Burck
Packard
Johnnie
CHINN
Jewel Haterproqe
Bulova
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Cecil L. Hase
Examiner
A. F
A. M
Visting Brothers
Robert Thompson
Worshipful Winster
Rans Bray
B.S
Mason
Merbhers Sordiaily
Lulu Budd
Velene Nichols
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Depository of
United States
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley
Geo. W. Sopkins
Ayomin'c Press Association
RED Cross
Evi
Dey
Andy
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