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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
6
The column features a playful quiz with names Querida Lewis and Jack Gurney as examples. It notes Deputy Income Tax Collectors will be in Big Piney February 21 to help taxpayers file 1945 returns and estimate 1946 obligations.
Mrs Joe Warren hosted callers at Mrs Walter Yarger home Monday. Mr and Mrs Jim Payne with Dr Sven dined there Wednesday. Yarger accompanied by the Paynes to Pinedale Thursday for shopping. Mrs Velvick and Judy shopped in Pinne dale Thursday. Pred Pape and others shopped in Pinedale Thursday. car checked for Idaho California trip. Royal Firth and Mrs Kellh visited in Pinedale at Evers Sims home. Evers just returned from Army service. Groundhog Day noted. six weeks more winter forecast. Bie Famey High School basketball team to Rock Springs this weekend.
The Campbell Soup Co plant at Camden, five city blocks long and employing 4,500 workers, stands among New Jersey’s key food processing firms backing savings bonds. Other major companies include Coca Cola, Maxwell House Coffee, Kraft Phoenix Cheese, National Sugar Refining, and Lipton. World orders will keep them busy for years.
Big Piney Chapter No. 42 Order Eastern Star meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Masonic Hall. Visiting members are welcome. Delia McGinnis is Worthy Matron and Velma Kimmel is Secretary.
Sublette County Wyoming presents a true abstract of warrants and certificates of indebtedness issued July 1 to December 31, 1945. The document lists total warrants and certificates, outstanding indebtedness, and receipts and disbursements for the period, certified by County Clerk Helen Atwood and Chairman Carroll R. Noble on January 19, 1946. It includes Civilian Defense Fund totals and references to funding and refunding bonds and courthouse and jail bonds.
The United States Treasury notes that New York's 6500 shops, each employing under 40 people, will boost government resources. With expanding needs in radio aviation and surface transport, these thriving industries are set to drive Savings Bonds demand and national economic strength.
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