Shank Shore Nuptials In Salt City Dec 18
Miss Sharon Shank and Carey Agire wed at First Methodist Church Salt Lake City Utah on December 18 1960 Reverend Warren Bainbridge presided The gown was Chantilly lace princess style and bouquet orchids with white carnations Out of town guests included Carol Minion Grand Junction Colorado and Dest Shank brother of the bride Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Shank Clifton Colorado The couple will reside in Moab Utah
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First Methodist Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sharon Hank
Carey Agiire
Warren
Bainbridge
Chantilly Ace
Micg Carol Minion
Grand Junction
Colorado
David Shank
Thie ‘Tr
R. H. Shank
Big Wysoming
Walter
Clifton
Ug Weal
J. G. Bonnell
Dada
Moab
Variety Unlimited Show Tonight at High School Gym
The third National exhibition in a series features J Cary 6 at 2 45 in the high school gym. Will present trained bird acts by Yt nC Ohveny Johnston and his Wonder Dag. Johnston, famed for magic since youth, performs from spoken command and trains birds for humorous routines.
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J. Cary
Bym. Iharely
Varpmu Tat Eee
Ohveny Johnston
Jung Johnson
Robert Ripslig
Odai Wu
New York
Wonder Dog
Will
Utah
Johnston
United States
Canada
Urge Return of Marvest Questionnaires
Wyoming Game and Fish Department asks thousands of resident and nonresident hunters to return 1960 game harvest questionnaires. The survey, done with University of Wyoming, gathers data for statewide game and bird harvests. State Warden James B White urges prompt responses so results can be computed by mid February.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
University of Wyomting
Whrom Wess
James B. White
Mrs Clifton Fear Sr Hosts Holiday Bridge Party
A holiday bridge gathering at the home of Mrs Kenneth Pear inclusively featured hostesses Mrs R S Bennett Sr Mrs Frank Bray Mrs Martha Stevens and Mrs William Rued. Winners included Mrs Venita Hawkins of Boulder for high prize and Mrs Helen Tanner for middle prize. A safety message followed, urging fire prevention and home protection tips with references to gasoline aerosols and electrical safety. The piece notes the first Home Demonstration Club meeting of Beg Piney for January 1961 and invites program suggestions.
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Kenneth Pear
R.S Bennett
Frank Bray
Martha Stevens
William Rued
Venita Hawkins
Boulder
Helen Tanner
Ruth Buddi
Angeline Feltner
Finedhale
Alva Marincie
Ava Bavis
Beg Piney
Examiner Marks Fifty Years of Continuous Publication
The Examiner celebrates fifty years of continuous publication with thirteen years under the current editor and publisher, marking a milestone in its journalism history.
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Examiner i
Becom
The Canbou Foot Form Described In Detail
A historical note explains the canbou foot structure designed for mud tundra and snow. Its two halves spread to bear weight, with rounded hooves and pasterns up to four by seven inches, providing substantial support for the animal given its weight.
Wyoming PTA News Reports Nonresidents Study School Costs
The Wyoming PTA News reports Wyoming public schools spent about 482.16 per pupil in 1938 39 with total 411.87 in 1958 59. Dr Ralph Forsythe notes rural education wastes over 10 percent on auxiliary services such as transport and tuition payments. He forecasts continued bond issuance and classroom expansion, with fewer one room schools and more funds for construction.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Wy List
Ite
Ralph A. Porsyche
Riverica
Forsythe
University of Wyom
Denver University
Borsyvhe
Dizi Wining
Nonresident Elk Hunting Rules Narrowed for 1961 Seasons
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced nonresident hunters may take only antlered elk in the 1961 seasons. Regulations aim to boost bull elk harvest from state herds and restore herd balance by limiting bulls and expanding cow opportunities in select areas. Final rules to be set at January Commission meeting with tentative openings for general elk areas and nonresident access plans.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming
Jia
Car Of Tuanks Expression Of Gratitude Note
A short note extending heartfelt thanks to those who offered kindness and support. The writer expresses appreciation for the beauty and comfort provided by others during a difficult time, with emphasis on enduring gratitude and remembrance.
Results of Recent Highway Traffic Counts in Wyoming
The Wyoming Highway Department reports six percent overall growth in total traffic for the first 11 months of 1960 with rural up five percent and urban up one percent from 1959. Largest rural increases were on State Route 020 east of Manderson and U.S. 287 south of Lander, up 39 percent. The Manderson area shows a 38 percent increase across 11 months, while the River Viaduct surpasses all counters with a 11,869 to 13,196 daily range in November. Cheyenne area and Rock Springs show notable urban gains, though November traffic lag appears in Cheyenne’s river route. The report notes a dramatic drop at the Colorado Street underpass in Rawlins.
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Wyoming Highway Department
Manderson
U. S. 287
Lander
Elk Street
Rock
Cheyenne
ABC
Worth Casper
Colorado Street
Rawlins
March of Dimes Grants Target Top Scientists
The National Foundation emphasizes selective funding to high achieving researchers, arguing that funds must go to proven leaders with strong equipment and clear promise. The piece notes polio vaccine breakthroughs, expanded programs including birth defects and arthritis, and the need for great minds to guide future advances.
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March of Dimes
National Foundation
Roy Hite of Gillette Electrocution Tragedy
Roy Hite a truck driver working between here and LaBarge was accidentally electrocuted when a part of the truck loader touched a high tension power line of Lincoln Service Corporation Last Monday He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his loss The family had been living in a large but were formerly of Gillette where the remains were taken for funeral services and burial
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Roy Hite
Here
LaBarge
Licoln Service Corporation
Hite
Merly
Gillette
Wyo
John C Clay Resigns as Wyoming Farm Bureau Executive
Laramie Wyoming The resignation of John C Clay as executive secretary of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation was announced Graig L Thomas director of organization for the Farm Bureau headquarters was named to succeed Clay Clay had sued the executive secretary for the last six years and will associate with a financial institution in western Wyoming
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Laramie
John C. Clay
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Graig L. Thomas
Thhe Farm Bureau
Clay
Lee Smith Rites Held in Pinedale
Funeral services were conducted Saturday morning in Pin edale at the Opal church with Reverend Rueyk Dennissa officiating. A large gathering of friends and county residents attended, led by Means LAL and Fallbeans as pallbearers, with eulogies from Clifton Fear and William Carr.
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Clifton Fear
St. Wiliam Carr
Prank Bray
Deed
Eupeys A Wilson
Jean Fistessi
2 Gale
P. T. A. Meeting Promises Evening Program
The notice invites members to a P. T. A. meeting on Monday January 9 at 2 p.m. in the high school. The evening program is titled Stcn in Picnics. Third grade room members will handle refreshments.
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St.cn
Py T. A
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice at Site Bank Big Piney
Notice is given that the Site Bank of Big Piney Wyoming will hold its annual stockholders meeting in the directors room on Monday January 9 1961 at 2 00 PM. The meeting will elect directors and handle any other business before the body. Public notice December 22 29 January.
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Site Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
Benk
PUM
Dr Johnston to Attend Denver Seminar January 8 to 16
Dr J T Johnston of Pinedale Wyoming will attend a post graduate seminar in Denver from January 8 through January 16. Reindeer are domesticated caribou of Old World barren-ground stock, introduced to Alaska from Siberia.
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Dr. Johnston
Denver
J.T. Johnston
Pinedale
Wyo
Alaska
Siberia
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Clifton Fear, Sr
Prney
Kbreukain
Chuuang Willl
PTA News
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Thomas M. Rivers
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Witomt
Dr. Rivers
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Sabin
U. S
Gillette, Wyo
John Clay
Farm Bureau
Lee Smith Rites
Suesinen
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