Triangle Club Meeting January 13 14 and Pollo drive plan
Triangle Club members met at the Tanner home with 32 present to view copper enameling as a jewelry craft demonstration led by Miss Gila McKinstry of Pinedale and Mrs. John Wardell of Cora. A Pollo drive fundraiser was organized for January 20 under a appointed committee with publicity planned. Midnight Lunch to be served at the Legion hall. Legislative wives breakfast in Cheyenne featured Mrs. Norman Barlow. Wyoming safety tips urged windshield care and winter car checks by Lt. Neil Boyd stressing slow speed and tire chains in bad weather.
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Triangle Club
Gila McKinstry
Pinedale
John Wardell
Cora
Pollo
Legion
Legion Hall
John Hivenild
Vic Smith
Wyremaine
Norman Barlow
Wyoming
Plains
Cheyenne
Barlow
Wyoming Senate
Neil Boyd
Wyorng Highway Patrol
Lieutenan Hoyd
Drivene
Lincoln Day Dinner at Pinedale February 12
A Lincoln Day dinner is set for February 12 at the Masonic hall in Pinedale. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. by the American Legion Auxiliary. Principal speaker will be Ted Crippa a Republican state committeeman. Also noted is Navy enlistment of Arthur Homer’s son Robert Homer reporting from San Diego California.
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Pinedale
Masonic Hall
Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Ted" Crippa
Crippa
Teeman
Robert, Homer
Arthur Homer
US. Navy
San Diego
California
Evans sisters win European farm study trips
Miss Evelyn Evans of Boulder and Miss Mary Kennah of Mountain View win five month International Farm Youth Exchange postings in Europe. Evans to Sweden and Kennah to Finland, with travel via Washington, June Quebec, and return in November. Sponsors include Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation and State 4-H Leaders Council.
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Evelyn Evans
Boulder
Oss
Mary Kenish
Mountain View
Europe
International Farm Youth Exchange
Wyoming
Miss Evans
Sweden
Miss Kennah
Fuland
Washington, D. C
Salt
Quebec
Rehon
Washington
University of Wyoming
Pinedale
Oscar D. Evans
Kennah
William Kennah
Morton High School
Kinnear
Patricia Kay
Sheridan
University of Arkansas
el Jon Owen
E K Mountain
Evans
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
State
4-H Leaders Council
Registration figures for Wyoming adult education courses
Laramie reports over 1200 registrations across two communities for out-of-school study last fall under University of Wyoming extension. Fifty degree credit classes drew 763 statewide participants. 428 enrolled in 35 adult education courses. Women outnumbered men. 68 dollars contributed by women, 343 by men.
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Laramie
A. H. Dugan
University of Wyomine
University Center
Powell
Sheridan
Torrington
Ant
University of Wyoming Division of Adult Education
Wyoming
Big Piney High School basketball in thriller win and loss
Big Piney High School defeated Mt. View 35 25 in a lively gym game last Saturday while dropping 43 3 to Mt. View the following night. Junior high results included LeBarge Suh 6th grade beating Big Piney Std 20 16 and LaBarge Junior High defeating Big Piney Junior High 27 20.
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Big Piney
Mt. View
Big Piney High School
LeBarge Suh
LaBarge Junior High
Big Piney Junior High
Baggs
Jackson
University of Wyoming Band to Read at Casper Clinic
Melvin Thompson of Big Piney joins nine UW musicians traveling January 27 to Casper for a Wyoming Music Educators reading clinic hosted during their meetings. Directed by Edgar J. Lewis the band will perform new publications to aid state directors in selecting materials before a concert January 27 at Natrona County High School auditorium. Floyd E Murray, a Marine Corps graduate from Quantico, completed the five month Officers Basic Course and is assigned to Camp Pendleton after graduating from the University of Wyoming.
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Melvin Thompson
Big Piney
University of Wyoming
Casper
Wyoming Music Educators
Edgar J. Lewis
Natrona County High School
Wyoming Music Educators Assn Bend
Quantico, WA
FHMNC
Marine Co
Floyd E Murray
University of Wyomint
Albann Murray
Biz Piney
Wyo
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Weekly Drilling Report for Wyoming well Tip Top 26x-12
Tull Mineral Petroleum Corp reports in Sublette County Green River Basin that the Tip Top No 26x-12 was drilled to 9582 feet and is now being plugged and prepared for further work by Signal Drilling Co.
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Green River Basin
Sublette County
Signal Drilling Co
Selfish Oil Titan Gives Millions to Texans Philanthropy
Hugh Roy Cullen, famed wildcatter and philanthropist, gave two and a quarter million to the University of Houston last winter and has donated over 160 million overall. In 1947 he created the Cullen Foundation to distribute his wealth, saying he and his wife are "pretty selfish about our giving" so they can enjoy it while alive. His life story, praised by Speaker Joseph Martin, portrays a self-made man who uses wealth to aid others and drive American opportunity.
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Hugh Roy Cullen
University of Houston
Texas
Cullen Foundation
Facchion
Apg Amoasswsa
Cullen
the Wildcatters
Phi
Joseph Martin
America
Roy Cullen
Annual meeting of Quad SOD seed pool in Pinedale
The Quad SOD cooperative seed pool group convenes in Pinedale on Friday January 21 with a noon lunch, to map 1955 program. Attendees include Milford Steele, C A Fear, Dr. John Kvenild, and Arnold Olson representing Big Piney and related districts.
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Quad~ Sod Cooperative Seed Pool Group
Pinedale
Milford Steele Sup Tisors
Big Piney
Jackson Hole
Teton Boil
C. A. Fear
John Kvenild
Arnold Olson
Special Meeting Of M N L F L A Held In Pinedale
A special Mountain NFLA meeting was held in Pinedale last Friday January 14 with Oscar Hahn and N Fannick from the Land Bank Omaha Don E Becker from Western Wyoming and R Brian Tobin regional manager discussing new procedures increased loan valuation and rules to improve service to farmers and ranchers A luncheon followed at the Chuck Wagon Cafe Similar meeting also held in Kemmerer on Saturday January 14 with attendees Watt Brandon Geo W Hopkins from Kemmerer Gallette and Finey Examiner
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Mountain N. F . A
Pinedale
Oscar Hahn
N. ©. Fannick
Land Bank
Omaha
Don E. Becker
Wyoming
Brian Tobin
Land Bank of Omaha
NFLA
Chuck Wagon Cafe
Kemmerer
Wyo
Goe Ts
Kemmerer Cafe
Watt Brandon
Kemerer Gallette
Geo W. Hopkins
Mg Finey Examiner
Taxpayer Assistance Comes to Rock Springs in 1955 Schedule
Taxpayer assistance will be available from 8 00 am to 1 00 pm and 5 00 pm at Rock Springs First Security Bank building. Dates run January 24 to 28 and January 4 with weekly Mondays through April 1, then daily Fridays until April 15, with IRS representatives at Green River County Court House from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on February 18 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Omaha Livestock Run Tops Nation Again
Omaha Monday led the nation with the largest livestock run as cattle, hogs, and lambs moved steady to higher. Fat cattle and new crop steers reached up to 34.50, 28.50, and 27, while cow trade held steady to weak with cutters and feeders showing gains. stocker demand edged higher, and fat lambs and feeds posted modest advances amid lighter supply.
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Omaha
Wade
Pam Kuers
Governors Back March of Dimes Drive Against Polio
All 48 states plus Alaska and Hawaii join the 1456 March of Dimes campaign to fight polio. Officials urge communities to contribute and support immunization and research efforts nationwide.
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Territoria
Alaska
Hawaii
Pollo
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