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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1951

Page

5

Local Masons Buy Budd Store Building in Marbleton

Big Piney Lodge No 47 A F and A M and Western Star chapter acquire the Budd estate building in Marbleton from Charles P Budd for a lodge hall banquet room and kitchen on the ground floor with Dodge Hall upstairs. Nelson P Christensen to remove the structure by May 1 and finish soon after. The former precent hall over the Big Piney Mercantile Co store will add to the mercantile business.

Big Piney Lodge Marbleton Charles P. Budd Dodge Hall Western Star Chapter Masons Nelso P. Christensen Big Piney Mercantile Co

Final Plans For Lions Ladies Night Completed

Final plans for the annual Lions Ladies Night at Big Piney on Saturday February 24 are nearing completion. District Governor Frank H. Brown of Lovell will speak, with Ted Anderson and his orchestra providing music from 7 p.m. Guests and Lions plus from Kemmerer and Pineville are expected. Margaret Thompson acts as caterer for over 100 guests, with dinner at 7:30 p.m. in the new Legion hall.

Big Piney Lions Club John Evenid Frank H. Brown Lovell Wyoming Lions Club Brown Big Piney Ted L. Andrson Ins Oinston Caer Lions Lions Cubs Kemmerer Pinetwle Margaret Thompson New Legion Board Paul Virostko Fred Shafer Arnold Olson Carence D. Nelson Francis W. Tanner Toasimas Cr. Me

Annual election set for Big Piney Conservation District

Tuesday February 27 polls open 7 00 am to 4 00 pm at Sol Conservation office. Absentee ballots via Dr. G T Morgan. Officials J B Budd and Chas Ott. Nominees Frank D Ball Jr and Walter C Yose Jr seek single vacancy on the board. Current members: Dan Budd chair Joe Budd vice chair Frank Ball sec treas Philip Marincic Arnold Olson.

Board of Supervisors Big Piney Sai Conservation District Arnold Gis Sol Conservation Office G. T. Morgan J. B. Budd Chas. Ott Frank D. Ball, Jr Walter C. Yose, Jr Dan K. Budd Joe L. Budd Frank D. Ball Philip Marincic Arnold Olson

1951 Ranch Farm Week speakers to address Wyoming event

Wyoming's 1951 Ranch Farm and Home Week at the University of Wyoming will feature speakers March 7 and 8. F I L Teuton of the federal Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry will discuss new uses for farm products, with other talks on sugar beets, range seed studies, seed projects, and bread making. The event is open to men and women, with demonstrations scheduled and a local Ferm Bureau meeting March 1 at 7:00 pm in Big Piney.

Wyoming University of Wyoming F. IL. Teuton Federal Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry Department of Agricultural H. E. Brebaker Great Western Sugar Company Longmont Colorado Donald Hervey Colorado A. & M.college J. G. Dean, Jr Western Federal Foundation Ft. Collins Colo C. P Hog” Thompson Oklahoma A & M College H. M. Briggs College of Agriculture Thompson Mrss Clarice Bloom Wheat Flour Institute Chicago

Local Church Wedding Friday in Big Piney

On Friday February 16 1951 at noon Miss Mauicilie Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Ray and Pvt Boyd Carr son of Mr and Mrs Guy Carr were married in the Congregational Church Big Piney in an informal double ring ceremony conducted by Reverend Arthur Soundy. Maid of honor Alferna Ray and bridesmaids Marilyn Ray wore wool plaid dresses. Best man was Edward Carr. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a Salt Lake City honeymoon with out of town guests Mrs RB W Lozier of Bowder and Mr and Mrs Guy H Carr of Ogden Utah.

Mauicilie Ray W. C. Ray Ami Pvt Boyd Carr Guy Carr Big Piney Arthur Soundy Sally Budd Susan Twichel Macy Trances Moffat Mas Alferna Ray Marilyn Ray Edward Carr Salt ‘Lake City RB. 'W. Lozier Bowder

Parm Bureau Meeting Held at Springsman’s

The Sublette County Farm Bureau board met at the Cottage Hotel Big Piney with dinner at 7 00 pm on Tuesday Feb 20. The Spragmans could not attend so Mr and Mrs Bill Hicks Emer Olsen John Kvenila and Dan Chapel drove to the Springman ranch and met there. A meeting is planned March 1 at the Legion hall at 7 00 pm to organize a local Farm Bureau in Big Piney Wilds Springseman County with the Associated Women of Sublette County in charge of food and entertainment.

Board of Directors Sublette Big Piney, Wilds Springeman County Associated Women of Sublette County

Woman of Week Mae Mickelson of Big Piney Honored

Mae Mickelson of Big Piney wife of James Mickelson rancher banker and legislator is named worthy grand matron of Wyoming chapter of Order of the Eastern Star elected at the grand chapter meeting in Shendon in August She will visit Rock Springs Green River Mountain Lily and Mystic chapters this week Her long service includes Big Piney chapter matron grand conductress associate grand matron and active community roles in Red Cross PTA and local organizations The piece notes her family of four children and five grandchildren plus her history in Sublette county civic work and history interests It also mentions Clyde Glasgow's funeral in Pinedale and his service in Daniel

Mae BE Mickelson Big Piney James Wyomir Z Order of the Western Star Shendon Rock Springs Green River Mountain Lily Mystic Eastern Star Grand Chapter Wyoming Eastern Star Temple Washington, D Washington University of Wyoming Gordon Robert Bet‘tte Thompson Wortho Daniel Boundarie

Our Democracy, Washington's Hard Way and Leadership

Mr Washington's legacy as a leader shows an unusual agility to apply himself to the job ahead. As a soldier and commander in chief he turned grit into work capacity to win freedom for the colonists. To meet today’s threats, all must apply themselves to defend and maintain the liberty Washington won.

George Washington Washington

Big Piney 4 H Cooking Groups Elect Officers

On Friday Feb 16 the Big Piney 4 H Cooking girls elected officers for 1951. Second year Rocking Katies chose President Sandra O Neil Vices President Marjorie Olson Sec Treasurer Barbara Olson Reporter Betty Barton Song Recreation Leader Betty Budd Leaders Mrs Bob O Neil and Mrs John Kvenild. First year Coolies elected Bonnie Fox President Jackie Bennett Vices President Elva Casper Treasurer Barbara McCinnis Reporter Janice Masoner Leader Shirley Diebler Junior Leader Tore Bradley. The meeting included bread tasting with 100 percent scores earned by Joie Bradley Bonnie Fox Betty Budd Elva Say Carper and Betty Barton.

Sandra O'Neil Marjorie Olson Sec Treas Barbara Olson Betty Barton Betty Budd Bob O'Neil John. Kvenild Mace Bonnie Fox Jackie Bennett Elva Casper Barbara McCinnis Janice Masoner Long and Recreation Shirley Diebler Rube Fox Tore Bradley Joie Bradley Elva Say Carper

Farm Bureau Dues Notice for Blue Cross Blue Shield

Members are urged to pay 1969 Blue Cross dues and mail remittance to Dons Hicks Box 306 Big Piney Wyoming. Transfer to Farm Bureau Blue Shield for additional coverage before March 1.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Dons Hicks Big Piney Wyoming Farm Bureau

Livestock Clinic Planned in Jackson Hole

Difford Hansen, president of the Jackson Hole Cattle and Horse Association, announces a two day Livestock Clinic sponsored by the group for February 27 and 28. Hansen, a University of Wyoming Board of Trustees member, says stockmen will meet to discuss local problems and hear the latest livestock production information from UW College of Agriculture faculty members.

Jackson Hole Cattle and Horse Association Difford Hansen Associaton Hansen University of Wyoming University College of Agriculture

Two Hospitalized From Gas Burns

Gordon Jewett and his 17 year old grandson Robert Noble were badly burned when gasoline carried to service a light plant motor ignited by a heater. Gordon smothered the flames on Robert with a blanket while 13 year old Donald used a fire extinguisher. Robert was taken to Rock Springs Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Gordon sustained burns to head and hands. Local fire squad responded then canceled as flames were controlled. County officials and medical staff aided transfer to Rock Springs. Family and community friends from Big Piney and Pinedale visited and offered assistance. continued recovery expected for both patients.

Gordon Jewett Robert Noble Jewett Robert Rock Springs Memorial Hospital Pinedale Heinie Summers Kelly Wilson Joe Korfante Korfanta Rock Springs Big Piney Kelly Pecehler Roberts Cottonwood T. D. O'Neil

Livestock meetings and farm events in Te ton and Big Piney

Weal Huston and experts host afternoon court room sessions and evening talks at the High School on February 27 and 28 covering animal breeding feeding management minerals and new livestock equipment. Attendance urged for ranchers with questions. Also notes on hospital visit, local visits, land office business, and a Farm Bureau meeting set for March 1 at 7 00 pm in Big Piney Legion Hall.

Weal Huston Nels Dehtquist Hansen Ivan Vickers Bureau of Land Management Pinedale Big Piney

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Lions Ladies SOM Conservation District Maurice “Wright Carper Legion Hall Parm Bureau Springsman University of Denver Sigma Kappa ‘Orority Clyde Glasgow Jackson Hospital Pinedale Presbyterian Church Daniel Cemetery Kendall Lat United States Walt Hibben William Baker Leo Livingston Tebe Huston Carl Johnson Merritt Hopkins MES James F. Michelson Attention Farm Bureau John Stevens Salt Lake City Eizabeth Chapel LDS Harold and Garry Ben Yeck Geo. W. Hopkins Donald Gray Kemyaerer Mrs. Sylvester Griggs Wayne Legion
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