Fears Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary at Open House
Lenore Coates reports a large Open House on February 3 1946 in Big Piney Wyoming for pioneer residents Mr and Mrs Frank A Fear marking their 60th anniversary. Attendants included Clifton Fear Sr and family with a gold green and white theme and a four tier wedding cake. A Sunday studio session and February 4 family dinner at the Fear ranch followed, with many relatives and friends joining in congratulatory wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyoming
Frank A. Fear
Decatur
Town
Thomas Thomas Waller
Pois Pleasant
Kenneth Fear
Clifton Fear Sr
Gyffton Fear
Mel
Edythe
Gornelia Fear
Mr. Fear
Griften Fear
Ness Edythe Fear
Cornelia Fear
Mrs. Fra Beardaster
Frank Fear
Sadie Osterhout
Jess Budd
Mary Murdock
Gordon Jewett
Anderson McGinnis
Walter Yose
Fear
Rock Springs
Fear Ranch
Erandsom
Clifton Fear
Cornelia O'Neil Fear
Clifton Fear, Jr
Jeanetta Jackson Fear
Merdell Bennet Fear
Frank ‘Fears
Pauline
Clifton Fears Jr
Kenneth Jr
Deanna
Linda
Kenneth
Sublette County U S D A council organization noted
The Sublette County U S D A Council, organized January 31, lists John W. Bloom as chair man Morris B. Simpers vice chair man and Robert M. Boulter secretary with Edwin Cazer Ivan O. Vickers and Joe L. Budd as Executive Committee. The council aims to unite agricultural groups act as a clearinghouse and coordinate rural organizations for county agriculture and follow Agriculture Secretary guidance. Miss Cornelia Fear attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of her grandparents Frank A Fear and wife. Kappa Kappa Gamma announces initiation of Bette Mae Mickelson of Big Piney into the University of Wyoming sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. D
Agrea
Secretary of Agriculture
Sublette County
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
University of Wyoming
Bette Mae Mickelson
Big Piney
James F. Mickel
Robertson Named to CVA Subcommittee in Senate
Senator E. V. Robertson of Wyoming was appointed this week to the Senate Commerce Committee subcommittee to consider S 1716, the Columbia Valley Authority bill. Senator Bailey announced the move, noting Wyoming’s stake in the Snake River water used by the Columbia basin, and listing other committee members. The measure would create a Valley Authority akin to the Missouri Valley Authority and has faced opposition and unfavorable Senate committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
E. V. Robertson
Senate Committee of Commerce
Columbia Valley Authority
Josiah W. Bailey
D-Nc
Commerce
Bailey
Snake River
Wyoming
Columbia
Equality
Overton
Pepper
McCarran
Magnuton
Wiley and Cordon
Missouri Valley Authority
Senate
Rename Shoshone Dam to Buffalo Bill Cody Memorial
A Senate joint resolution proposes renaming the Shoshone dam and reservoir in Park County Wyoming to Buff alo dam and reservoir to honor Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody. Senator H V Robertson says Cody’s foresight and work spurred reclamation interests behind the 1909 dam near Cody, seven miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G C
Park County
Wyoming
W. F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
United States Senate
V. Robertson
R-Wya
Colonel Cody
United States
Robertson
Shoshone Canyon
Cody
Know Your Frevimen and School News Notes
A quirky student style feature lists staff roles and student hobbies with names such as Patsy Wyagon Kay Henderson and Carol Mavis. It includes classroom items and favorite subjects while mentioning 5th and 6th graders and a hospital update for Mary Frances. The piece blends humor and school life with references to central America and a pack meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Uonore Coases
Patsy Wygon
Isport
Erie Crosby
Actae
Marjorie Renndy
Alacbra
Sona
Atchenson
Topeka & Santa Fe
Pet Neeve
Bi¢g Piney
Feed—Chiekes
Kay Henderson Frabby
Robert Walker
Betty Blutton
Wye
Colo
Missouri
Carol Mavis
van Johnson
Hedy LaMar
Acita Vickery
Gene Tierney
Engisa
New Children's Hospital to Be Built by Shriners in Salt Lake City
The National Board approves a 50 bed Intermountain Unit to replace the 20 bed mobile ward at St Marks in Salt Lake City. It will cost 350000 dollars and serve the Intermountain region, with Wyoming residents contributing heavily alongside Utah Shriners and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Shriners and Friends
Salt Lake City
Utah
Intermountain
National Board of Trustees
Shriners’ Hospital For Cripple Children
Sariers’ Hospital
Crippled Childrenl
St. Marks Hospital
St. Macks
Shriners
Yttermountain
West Coast
Missouri River
Wyoming
Casper
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Laramie
Glenrock
Kem—merer
Evanston
Hanna
Sinclair
Lander
Pire Bluffs
Frater
Wheatland
Torrington
Saratooa
Green River
Basampmerr
McGeach
Mithurn
Quealy
Robertson, Lingle
Dovelas
Elk Mountain
Worland
Wamsutter
Savery
Etna
United States
Ganada
Mexico
Hawiian Irilands
Shreveport
Shrine
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Shriners” Hospital
George B. Pride
Rock Springs
Howard D. Peverley
Rawins
A. B. Cornwet
Big Pine T
Korein Temple
J. N. Chrisman
J. P. Jensen
Loyal Omaha educator finds long service in Wyoming towns
Mrs Bailey, a high school graduate from Omaha, taught in Sublette and Lincoln counties after attending the University of Wyoming. She spent ten to twelve years teaching only when needed, earning praise as a loyal citizen whose students show effort. A sophomore, Janet Corriee, moved to Rock Springs and invited letters from peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Omaha
Neb
University of Wyomuns
Big Piney
Ita Bren
Subette
Lincoln
Janet Corriee
Rock Proniree
Rock Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Fear
Organization
Jef Mr
State Camp and Fish Department
Senator Robertson
Dorothy Gurney
Anna Lee Gray
Donna Jean Ward
Free Lance
Joyce Peterson
Billy Budd
Georgia de- Graw
Doug
Ted Newcomb
Mary Frances
Denver
Ira McWilama Jr
Francis Tanner
Central America
Jack Gurney
Michael Marincic
Eee
Alice Stacy
Ri, A
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