Sublette County 4-H Members to Air TV Demonstrations
Sublette County 4-H members Pauline Phillips Annette Scherbel and David Calvert will present 4 H demonstrations on KID TV Saturday February 15 at 4 PM Pauline will show outdoor cooking fire building Annette will discuss freezing food and David will dip cattle The program was organized with Sublette County Extension agents Stella McKinstry and Gene Inloes and TV director Roy Southwick Several members and leaders joined a Idaho Falls taping trip including Julie Swan Elizabeth Pauline Koch Bruce Williams Jimmy Rogers Nancy Steele and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulinne Phillips
Big Piney
Annette Scherbel
David Calvert
Pinedale
Kid-Tv
Pauline
Annette
Sublette
Stella McKinstry
Gene Inles
Roy Southwick
Idaho Falls
Southwick
Pauline Phillips
Puinette Scherbel
Julie Swan Elizabeth
Pauline Koch
Bruce Williams
Jimmy Rogers
Nancy Steele
Russ Calvert
Warren Koch
Paul Scherbel
Gene Inloes
Stockmen Share In PCA Refund
Sublette County stockmen who are ministers of Wyoming Production Credit Association report a 67151 dollar refund of interest mailed to 364 patrons. Manager L F Davis of Casper says the refund reduces 1963 interest costs to just over 5 percent. An additional 19300 dollars in checks to 309 Class A stockholders represents a 5 percent dividend on their stock. Davis notes a sizeable portion of rancher farmer owned PCA earnings is earmarked for federal income tax, estimated for 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Wyomng Producttion Credit Association
L. F. Davis
Casper
Davis
PCA
Hon Floo
Mannings Face Trouble After Kemmerer Races
Brandy Manning and spouse endured a rough weekend after competing in Kemmerer cutter races. A strong wind toppled their horse trailer near Names Hill Cafe, Brandy freed two horses and secured them, then searched for a runaway horse while relatives alerted authorities. They later traveled to Lakarge for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandy Manning
Law
Frogate
Neil Bunde Pappes
Edward Anderson dies in Springville Utah
Mr Edward Anderson former Ag and High School teacher died of heart attack on February 4 in Springville Utah. Survived by wife and two children Erwin and a daughter and many grandchildren. The family resided in Springville most of their lives. This notice was received by Mrs Marshall Gurney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anderson
Springville, Utah
Ander
Erwin
Andersons
Spingville
Utah
Marshall Gurney
Wyoming ag leaders to depart on 21 day trip abroad
On February 21 1964 fourteen Wyoming cattlemen and spouses depart Denver Airport for a 21 day People to People Good Will Journey visiting Peru Chile Uruguay Brazil. They will meet US and foreign authorities and agricultural peers to learn methods and improve US world relations under the cultural exchange program led by Joe L Budd of Big Liney with members from Green River Laramie Douglas Dubois Kemmerer Jackson Worland and Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Denver
Peru
Chile
Angenpina
Uruguay
Brazil
United States
America
Joe L. Budd
Big Liney
John C. Anderson
Green River
George Forbes
Laramie
Arthur Horr
Douglas
Arthur G. Joss
W. N. Harrison
Dubois
Aaron McGinnis
Kemmerer
Herman Scherr-Thoss
Jackson
N. BE. Geits
Worland
Joe Budd
Big Tiney
PTA Met After Monday Evening Session at Elementary
The Parent Teachers Association met Monday evening in the elementary school auditorium. Warnell McBride presided. Mrs. Ronald Firth led the prayer. Minutes were approved and the treasurer reported. Room counts tallied. Mrs. Cranor and Mrs. Bray and Mrs. Stevens won by percentage and actual count respectively. A Civil Defense course was discussed for public presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Warnell McBride
Ronald Firth
Cranor
Helen Bray
Stevens
Shepherd
Low
Lewis
Cutter Races to Be Held Here This Weekend
Plans for the annual cutter races at the fair grounds for February 15 and 16 call for 1:00 p.m. starts each day with entries from Pine Dale, Landet, Rock Springs, Kemmerer, Bridger, Lyman and Big Piney. Chariots may substitute for cutters if weather remains springlike. A banquet for officials and drivers is set for Saturday evening at the Sage Cafe. Troop 35 Big Piney Boy Scouts held their Court of Honor at the Legion Hall last Monday night with hot cocoa, coffee, cookies, and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Pinedale
Landét
Rock Springs
Big Piney Boy Scouts
Legion, Hall
Big Piney Punchers Keep First in Southwest Class B Standings
The Big Piney Punchers lead after week in Southwest Class B, averaging 66.7 offensively and 40.9 defensively, with Cokeville and Mountain View close behind. A 61-51 win over Cokeville featured Wilkerson’s defense and Gurney’s effort. Cokeville beat Pinedale 73-47 the next night, Clayton Pope scoring 34. Mountain View rose to second with wins over Saratoga 60-42 and Hanna 65-56, while Lyman and Pinedale trailed in conference play. Top scorers include Douglas 178 and Kulinsky 111 for Big Piney, Pope 120 for Cokeville, Quinlivan 93 for Pinedale, Calvert 89 for Mountain View, and Leathers 82 for Hanna. Upcoming games include Mountain View at Cokeville, Cokeville at Lyman, and Big Piney at Hanna, with a re-scheduled Big Piney vs Jackson on Feb 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Cokeville
Hanna ‘Dar
Mountain View
Cokevile Panthers
Taylor
Douglas
Kulinsky
Panthers
Wilkerson
Punchers
440 Gurney
Pinedale Wrang-lers
Pinedale
Clayton Pope
Quinlivan
The
Wranglers
Lyman Eagles
Piney
Hays
Lyman Acer
Thomas
Eagles
Orghl
Lyman
Saratoga
Hanna
Folson
Hansen
Mountain Views
Hopkinson
Buffalos
Bobby Leathers
Southaves
Pope
J. Phillips
J. Falelg
Calvert
Patton
B. Leathers
Cornia
Coheville A
Ava
Farrell's Bar Edges Jaycees in Rock Springs Tilt
Farrell's Bar narrowed a 38-20 halftime margin to win 61-58 over the Jaycees of Rock Springs. Eferteller led Farrell's with 12 points while Bertagnolli poured in 19 for the Jaycees. Farrell's now hold an 8 win, 8 loss season record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Jaycees
Rock Springs
Eferteller
Bertagnolli
Nugent Boy Visits Casper For Cast Removal
Mrs. George Nugent took Mike to Casper Tuesday to have a cast removed from his leg after a recent injury. The report notes wasps do not navigate by scent but use it to detect food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nugent
Mike
Casper
Homemakers of Big Piney Vie for Mrs America Crown
The city will nominate married women 21 plus to enter the Mrs America contest after Te ton Vangas Inc receives a local franchise. The winner advances to state and national finals in St Petersburg Florida in April with a free trip for the winner and husband and a grand prize package including cash wardrobe and a Worlds Fair trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Vangas, Inc
Vangas
St. Petersburg
Florida
Ameiiea” Tillist
Island
Curacao
New York World’s Far
Final Wage Claim Data For State Is Announced
Commissioner Paul H Bachman released 1963 final wage claim data showing 539 new claims totaling 115384.01 and 635 closed with 44879.63 collected. March had the peak closures and July the most filings. October records the most claims, with September leading monetary totals at 7209.14 collected and 16034 claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Paul H. Bachman
Bachman
Reptember
Priesthood Members Host Valentine Night at LDS Recreation Hall
LDS church members and guests gathered Saturday evening for a men prepared pincake supper at 6 30 and valentine decorations followed by entertainment. Fifteen couples attended as wives and guests joined in the church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
Church
Platte Bridge linked to Upper Mormon Ferry built in 1858 59
The Platte Bridge at Upper Mormon Ferry site was constructed in fall and winter 1858 59 by Louis Guinard with his mother and relatives. The 3000 foot long ten foot wide structure cost about 30000 dollars, built of pipe and cottonwood logs. The Pony Express ended in 1861 with the transcontinental telegraph. Indian resistance to the telegraph grew, prompting military protection and eventual permanent posts at Flatte Bridge Station with garrison plans for about 100 men and a telegraph facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Missouri
Sacramento
California
Jong
Plate Bridge
Oregon Trail
Flatte Riidge Station
William ©. Collings
Collins
Casper Collins Dew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sublette County 4-H
WYO AG
Association
Senators
Washington, D. C
Milward Simpson
R-Wyo
Joan Magagna
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Bern Bonifant
Cheyenne
Joan
Bern
Washington
William
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Nrooram
BIG Piney Punchers
Big Pinoy
Farrell's
Jarrell
Ted Sanders
Weberg Hutchingon
Wilson Mahoney Chapin
PeFertiller
KaAudsen
Canada
Imbree
Berignolli
Sanderson
Homemakers OF
John Evenild
Franas Tanner
Colo
American Hereford U
Charles Davis
Ken Guio
Mexico
Carl Worl
Bert Powers
State Archives
By Lole M. Homsher
Big Piney Tunghers
Thornton
Vickr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!