Church Directory Morning Service Schedule
Morning Service scheduled every other Sunday at 11:00 o'clock. Local church listings provide timings and weekly rotation for congregants seeking worship services.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
1
Morning Service scheduled every other Sunday at 11:00 o'clock. Local church listings provide timings and weekly rotation for congregants seeking worship services.
St John Baptist Mission announces Sunday school moved from 10:00 to 10:30 a m for pupils and all welcome. The new time remains in effect until further notice.
Reverend Reese announces services for next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock in the Congregational Church.
School notes show Freshmen had a test in Ancient History last Friday while Sophomores discuss Hawthorne’s House of Seven Gables and Juniors study Chaucer’s Prologue. Big Piney schools collected Junior Red Cross funds for a French organ, held by Mrs Mary J. MacDonald, and will direct activities toward clothing the orphans, W.S. purchases, and tin foil collection. A small fire from a defective flue at Big Piney Grange yesterday caused little damage. Bert Atwood began repairs this morning to fix the flue.
Red Cross notes that Daniel and Marbleton have recently contributed knitted goods and refugee garments to the local chapter.
Instructions urge Big Piney knitters to finish all started articles and return unused yarn by January 28 for shipment. Refuge garments must be ready by the same date. Emphasizes care and quality, credits Green River Valley Chapter and dedicated women for aiding emergency needs when government fell short.
DC Oakley the new Lincoln County sheriff appointed Joe Stanton as deputy sheriff. County commissioners confirmed the appointment at their January meeting. Stanton is a well known local who lived here before serving in France.
Geo. McLain returned to Opal on Sunday. Harve Scott of Daniel traveled home from Kemmerer after County Commissioners meetings. Lena Gray and friends visited the Dry Piney Basin oil camp last Saturday. Mr. Sail, Bryan, and Bri stopped in Pinery en route to Kemmerer. Jim McElroy, recently in Kerrville Texas, returned Monday. Ira Bailey and Everett Curtis of Midway visited on Tuesday. Everett Curtis arrived home Monday after discharge from camp, first at Ft Harrison Indiana and later transferred, leaving Big Piney last May.
Local advertisement shows oats offered at 3.50 per hundredweight by Earle Jones in Viola Wyoming. Buyer to provide sacks. No additional details or contact info.
The Treasury Department marks Franklin's birthday as National War Savings Day urging purchase of War Savings Stamps. The piece cites Franklin as thrifty pioneer and promotes thrift through stamp sales with quotes from Poor Richard's Almanac and slogans like Save and have.
Albert Larson chairs the drive in Big Piney with Mrs. Claude Daniels assisting. The campaign supports Armenia Greece Syria and Persia facing famine and disease after war. government backing backs relief and reconstruction efforts with President Wilson urging generous contributions for winter aid and home reestablishment. Big Piney quota set at 818 dollars.
A letter from World War I dated October 21, 1918, informs Mrs. S. E. Daniels of the death of her son Private Emery Russell Daniels in a base hospital from wounds received in action in France. The message expresses sympathy, praise for his heroism, and the company’s condolences.
Dan Crafton receives a full pardon through influence of T O Beck after serving part of his sentence for a Marbleton shooting. Ex Governor Houx grants the pardon. Crafton had served nine months and was paroled about a year ago returning to Piney.
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