21 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
1
Parish notes show services at St John Baptist Mission on March 1 1918 and March 8 1918 with devotionals The Practical Son Part 2 and Sunday services led by Rev A Gordon Fowkes Times listed 8 00 morning 11 00 and 8 15 evening with Sunday school at 10 00 A M The church extends a cordial welcome to all.
Snow accumulates about eight inches in Bondurant over a day creating winter conditions. Little Hila Hanson remains on the sick list but shows improvement. Mrs. Pearl Lewis plans a courtesy visit with Mrs. Frank Wilhelm. Several visitors stop by the office including Mrs. Sarah Faris Perr y Bowlsty Bert Parody Frank Hanson and Mrs. Frank Wilhelm.
The report notes multiple residents like Justin Pineroy and family and William Faris taking or preparing for examinations. Travel included trips to Kemmerer and Opal, with Phil Twitchell visiting Yvanston for final proofs. The Wyomning Times mentions various visits and routine errands surrounding examinations and settlements.
A lively masquerade at Marbleton Prir night in Pinedale drew a large crowd with varied costumes. Mrs Henry Bedd and Wesley Vicker won prize awards as the evening featured music by E Bennett and a bustling social scene into the early hours.
A mix of social updates and unconfirmed rumors from town. Tod James loses his saddle horse Red Bird under unknown circumstances while residents report Elk celebrations in Rock Springs. Frank Budd and family return from Rock Springs with Elks Grand Ball attendance.
The Ladies circle met at Mrs. L. D. Tanner Tests home Friday February 15. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Josephine Budd on Friday March.
The school spends thirty minutes daily on national and home songs and Thursday plans a short program with song histories and drills. Parents are urged to attend and bring a small admission to support the Junior Red Cross auxiliary. Tea will be served. Seventh and eighth grades map Wyoming counties and seats while grammar students study arithmetic and essays on Washington.
The Army seeks 2000 men for specialized service in the enlisted Veterinary Corps. Open to men with horse handling experience including veterinarians, agricultural students, farmers, and stablemen. Pay ranges from 80 to 56 dollars monthly with clothing food and quarters. enlistment applications at any Army recruiting station.
Wheatless biscuits recipe uses parched cornmeal salt and peanut butter forming a drop biscuit baked until delicate brown yields sixteen biscuits each with protein content noted. Also mentions Miss Hallett returning to work and Mrs Bess resuming school duties as well as high school flag salute progress by Ralph Conwell Irwin Covey and Paul.
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