Kemmerer Lions Club Silver Anniversary Held
Big Piney Lions and their ladies attended the Kemmerer Lions Club Silver Anniversary and Ladies night on Saturday January 13. District Governor F. H. Brown spoke as guests from Lovell attended. orchid corsages were given and dancing followed. Also featured is a feature on Home Town Reporter in the Capital News and a Wyoming citizenship course taught via University of Wyoming extending to 47 cities, with 73 enrolled aiming for naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Lions
Kemmerer Lions Club
Paul Scherbel
C. A. Fear, Jr
Frank Bray
Clarence Nelson
George Bary
Phil Marincie
Arnold Olson
Elmer Olson
Big Piney
Floyd Wassernberg
Edmister
Carper
F. H. Brown
Lovell
Mr. Brown
Washington
The
Examiner
Walter Shead
Shead
Tsis
America
Cavn Rocal
University of Wyoming Department of Correspondence
Wyoming
John D. Alford
Gepartment
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Casper
Laramie
Thermopolis
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Lamont
Kemmerer
Newcastle
Sheridan
Superior
Banner, Basin
Big Horn
Besler
Clearmont
Cody
Dines
Douglas
Edgerton
Evanston
Frontier
Gillette
Greybull
Green River
Hamilton Dome
Hillsdale
Kortés Dam
Lance Creek
Navy Enlists Three Casper Piney and Hicks at Salt Lake City
The Navy Recruiting Substation at Kemmersr announced that Carl O Hale 19 of Casper Norman Stuart Moffat 48 of Ble Piney and Dallas Robert Hicks 18 of Piney enlisted in the United States Navy on January 16 in Salt Lake City Utah. They will train at San Diego California to become blue water sailors. Recruiters say training center assigns recruits to one of 1100 Navy specialties with options for trade schools or sea duty.
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Navy
Kemmersr
Carl “O' Hale
Casper
Norman Stuart Moffat
Ble Piney
Dallas Robert Hicks
Ake
Buy Piney
United States Navy
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Diego
California
Patrick J Shafer to visit Big Piney January 30
Patrick J Shafer, manager of the Rock Springs Social Security Office, will be in Big Piney Wyoming on January 30, 1951 at the Post Office Lobby at 10:00 am to assist residents with retirement and survivors benefits and to provide employer information. He notes coverage began January 1 1951 and urges employers to register and newly covered employees to apply for social security numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Patrick J. Shafer
Social Security Administration
Thas
Big Piney
Wyoming
Social Security
Congress
Sharo Sud
Mr. Shafer
Ander
Yar
Local residents host ranch social and stock show visitors
Mr and Mrs Mike Viroski spent Tuesday night at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Spencer where local colored movies were shown by Mr Spencer Don Nage and B Aboys. Denver stock show attendees include James Meeks Bob Noble John Tanner Wayne Ray Roger Decker Charles Sims Bruce Tenes and Frank Bray. Mr and Mrs T D O'Neil and Mr and Mrs Robert O'Neil were Kemmerer visitors last Friday. Jank Zager of La Barge went to Mayo Bros Clinic in Rochester Minnesota with Mrs Zaser for medical observation. Fire department needs community support. Students registered from Wleyda Torres and San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Viroski
Mrs
Floyd Spencer
North Piney
Mr. Spencer
Don Nage
Denver
James Meeks
Bob Noble
John Tanner
Wayne Ray
Roger Decker
Charles Sims
Bruce Tenes
Frank Bray
Jank Zager
la Barge
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Zaser
Sublette 4-Hers Benefit From Special Calf Purchase Program
Sublette county 4-H members will share in a special calf purchase program funded by a Big Piney Lions Club effort. Three bull calves were bought for 39 club members with notes totaling 301.98 dollars each, insured for 300 dollars with monthly 10 percent increases for five months. A cooperative feed-purchasing plan aims to lower costs for participants ahead of the October 1951 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrotve
Sublette Counly
Harold Hurich
Sublette
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Big Piney Liars Club
State Bank of
By Piney
Don Nagel
Joe Budd
A. Fees
Victor
AfcGinn
Robert O'Neil
Emer Olson
Frank Bray
Alfred Ditten
Hurich
Seed Pool Notice Urges Early Seed Orders
The Cooperative seed pool will be conducted as in recent years by the Sail Conservation Service and affiliated districts. Seed prices are rising, so orders should be received by February 1 plus the sail conservation districts urge early submission to avoid shortages. Mrs. Kenneth Fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sail Conservation Service
Sail Conservation Districts
Americanism Essay Contest To Be Held Again
Mrs Capitola Looney outlined rules for the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 contest held for Senior and Junior high students. Prizes include 3.00 for winning essays in junior high and eighth grades and 3.00 for senior high. Essays must reach Mrs Looney by March 1 1951. National rules appear in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Looney
American Legion Auxilary Unit 78
Dee Fox
American Legion
Looney
New Social Security Law Prompts Ranchers Meeting
Sublette County ranchers must comply with a local security law withholding part of wages for Social Security benefits. Two public meetings will explain the program and how to obtain an employer identification number and Social Security card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Seared
Raneher
Borister
Sublette Enunty
University ties span Sublette legislators and Wyoming lawmakers
Jan 18 Wyoming legislators show strong University of Wyoming ties with 58 percent having attended UW or having children there. Senators 65 percent affiliated, representatives 55 percent. Sublette County gains two affiliates: Sen Norman Barlow’s wife attended UW and Rep Joe Budd studied there in 1929-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Gepitel
Cheyenne
Daughhters
Wyoming U
M. Kurtz
Sheriday
Wayo
Hag
House of Representatives
W. A. Neris
Robert E. Hestedt
Sheridan
Sublette County
Norman Barlow
Subletts County
Cora
Joe ©. Budd
B.v Piney
Stocking Levels in Range Craft Beef Yield Claims
UW findings from the Range Livestock Experiment Station at Miles City Montana show calves from heavily moderately and lightly stocked ranges differ in weight at birth and weaning. Lightly stocked pastures yield more pounds of beef per field with fewer cows, due to lower feeding and costs, suggesting smaller herds can match or exceed output of larger, heavily stocked herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yang
Rising Polio Drive Opens in Sublette County
The 1991 March of Dimes campaign began January 15 in Sublette County and nationwide to combat polio. County chair Robert M. Boulter said volunteers from clubs and schools will raise funds over two weeks, targeting a record total to fuel research, prevention, and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
United States
National Foundation For
Robert M. Boulter
Capaign
Mer. Boulter
Dhraes
Ocl
Lanzatone
Boulit
Beutter Jr
PGA Pal
Tienal Foundation
Red Cross
Naional Foundation
Scierra
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Army
Navy
Air Force
Larry McKenzie
Es Mosler
Sublette County
State Banks Big Pines Names New Assistant Cashiers
At the annual stockholders meeting last week, all former officers were re-elected and an addition was made naming Mrs Cornelia M Buckley and Mrs Sophia Maes Daniels as assistant cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pines
Cornelia, M. Buckley
Sophia Maes Daniels
In the Heavily Ellocked Pastures Deterioration Warned
In the heavily elocked pastures vegetation soil and water quality are described as continually deteriorating across the region prompting warnings from agricultural officials about decreasing forage yields and soil health.
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Capital News
T.D. O'Neil
Kenneth Fear
Don Mickelson
Robert Theimpson
Willian Thompson
Piney Town
Sefeway Town
Garth Wan
Piney
Walker
Walton He Walker
Sam Walker
Adington National Cemetery
Eighth Army
Korea
Pius Ki
St. Peter's
Vatican City
Crogtech
John Lait
Kentucky
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Renfro Valley
CBS
Larry
Sammy” Souinsen
Philip “Jose Loeb
Gertrude “Mally” Berg
Eli “Uncle Dowd
Mintz
Arlene
Rosalie” McQuade
the Goldbergs
Cbs-Tv
Sanka
Elizabeth Taylor
Paramount
Sgil Conservation News
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