Frederick Unkel linage dies in 1954 at Big Piney
Frederick J. Unkel aged 82 died February 8 1954 at St Johns Hospital Jackson Wyoming. Born March 22 1871 in Germany he came to the United States in 1892 lived in Fontenelle Nebraska then Big Piney since 1941 with his daughter Mrs Logan Homer. Survived by an adopted daughter Berigra Carr of Santos Pennsylvania a sister Christine Unkel of Cuah Nebraska and a brother Chris Unkel of Schuyer Nebraska funeral held at Community Church Big Piney and burial in Big Piney cemetery.
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Frederick J. Unkel
St John’s Hospital
Jackson
Wyo
Germany
John Unkel
Barbara Center Unkel
United States
Fonteneile
Nebraska
Florence Broberg Unkel
Omaha
Big Piney
Logan Homer
Big Pine
Homer
Berrigra Carr
Santos
Pennsyvania
Gster
Chretena
Unkel
Cuaha
Chis Unkel
Schuyer
Neoyaka
Sally Noble Honored At Stephens College Ball
Sally Noble of Big Piney was named Miss Wycmumig at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri during the Cinderele Ball. The junior and student leader participates in music groups and volunteer work, with the new student activity center opening alongside the event and exhibitions of student art on display.
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Soy Noble
Big Piney
Stephens College
Columbia
Council of State
Noble
Donald W Jowett
Stephens
Stephens Independent Association
Music Appreciation
Burrall Choir
Crippled Children's Hospital
Columbus
Lela Raney Wood
Fear and Meeks Triumph at Winter Carnival Meet in Pinedale
Kenneth Fear won the 440 yard cutter race and received the large trophy donated by the Omaha stock yards for his win. Ross Meeks earned a trophy for the fastest team in the 350 yard race, presented by Newman Transport of Rawlins. The three day event ran Feb 5 to 7 with snow packed onto the town track.
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Pinedale
E G Robinson
Win Bayer
Lincoln— Morton
Spence
Old Kentucky Home
Fear
Meeks
Kenneth
Bus) Fear
Sublette County Sportsman's Association
Sublette County Sportman’s Association
Omaha Stock Yards
Ross Meeks
Newman Transport
Rawlins
Tacig
Karen Korfanta
Cinders
Craig Crandal
Jackson
Campfreglia
Sue Zlegter
Pinedale Boy Scouts
Hank Summers
Chalmine
Mike Wilder
Larry Lamire
Hank Tamblyn
Rannia
FFA News Notes on February Games and Upcoming Events
February 4 FPFLA basketball vs Pinedale FFA ended 32 to 23 for FPFLA. A rematch is set February 19. Chapter speaking contest to determine district winner. National PFA Week planned for February 20 to 27. PTA party and bake sale scheduled Saturday night. Dent Luce reports.
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FPFLA
Pinedale Ffa
Piney
Atle
FFA
Pinedae
Hanna
Souths
Big Pinty
Silage making details and local election notices
Damel residents discuss silage practice with Victor S McGinnis noting legume grass forage, fermentation results, and feeding to calves with warm, palatable silage. Absentee ballots mailed for Big Piney Soil Conservation District supervisor election. nominees include Frank D Ball Jr, Dean Jewett, and C R O'Neil Moyle. election Feb 16 at the Soil Conservation Service office. An express thanks is extended for aid after a Friday accident.
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Max Boroff
Harry Thompson
Damel
Victor S McGinnis
Igstn
Vic
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Frank D. Ball
Ball
Dean Jewett
C. R O'Neil Moyle
Anderson
Soil Conservation Service Office
Chas Ott
John Bollinger
Horsehair artifact donated to Wyoming State Museum
Jimmie Danks donated a horsehair badge made by Tom Horn in October 1901 to the Wyoming State Museum. The piece may be viewed in the museum exhibit. J W Witherspoon visiting Kemmerer as a Big Piney business visitor on Tuesday.
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McCarte
Tom Horn
Wyoming State Museum
Jimmie Danks
J. W. Witherspoon
Kemmerer
Lions Club Met at Cottage Hotel in Pinedale
The Big Piney Lions Club held a Thursday evening meeting at the Cottage hotel with a meal by Margaret Thompson. Guests Orville Wilkerson local game warden and Moyle W Anderson county agent attended before a film titled All Grass Flesh. Ladies night postponed until the Community hall is remodeled. The club announced donations from businesses and individuals to help fund the hall remodel.
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Big Piney Lions Club
Cottage Hotel
Margaret Thompson
Orville Wilkerson
Moyle W Anderson
Sally “Twitcher
Pinedale Cutler
Auto Collision Injures Mrs Masoner and Daughter
An automobile collision on the highway between here and Marbleton Friday evening during the wars of Tommy Nagle and Ma Howard Masoner sent Mrs Masoner and her daughter Janice to hospital. Damage was reported to their vehicle and the other party.
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Rod Benelt
Pimeda'e
Atimmered Hospital
H Masone
Here
Marbleton
Tommy Nagle
Ma Howard Masoner
Mioner
Merer Hospital
Mrs Masoner Waeter
Janice
Piney No 2 Edges LaBarge in Close 24 22 Battle
The Big Piney LaBarge town league opened with a tight 24 22 win by Piney No 2 over LaBarge Ribers as Semograph triumphed 28 12 over Large Legion. LaBarge Outlaws and Piney No 1 set to play Thursday February 11 following last week’s Wednesday results.
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Frederick Unkel
Lincoln
Wyoming
Meda Jones
Bright and Eary
Grace Earton
Madge
Jackon
Laramie
Meadowlark
Larrmie
Iates
Knight Hall
Big Pihey
Gail Webbers
Shelley Joel
Hadaye Nakamura
Carlo Ramsey
Kent Smith
Edson Cole
Alyn Moore
Madge Funk
Washington
Norman Barlow
Joe Budd
America
ED Crippa
Chas Bartok
Eugene Pfisterer
Wm Bayer
American Legion
G. D. Bumphrey
House of Representatives
Senate
Grace Barton
Shelley Joss
Sally Noble
Swain
Don Scriber
Alan Willams
Larry Lesier
Ray Snow
Toby Reach
Bobby Shaul
Jim Murdock
Salt Lake City
Bob Morris
San Diego
Vernon Delgado
Tony Furlong
Kansas City
Hyanston
Big Piney High
Mita Sally Twitchell
LaBarge
Boye Twitchell
Wilma Bloom
Bill Boom
Dean Luce
Lincoln Spetek
Oua
Lions Club
Howard Wae
TE Phillips
Yost Steleon Fear
P Thompson
Bug
Chrisman
Ee LaBarge Rebels
Brawley Albee Vickrey
Hale Gault Kothe Jones
Total
TR Novinger
Hadley Kinsey
Merrell Bassett
Keele Lockwood
Rota
Aoe LaBarge Legion
Maughn Ganth
Oa Dixon Brause Linderman Vickrey
David
Marx
A Marx
E Reese
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