County Red Cross Chapter Holds Board Meeting
County Red Cross Chapter held a Wednesday evening meeting led by Chapter Chairman Woodrow Nelson. Officers and service chairmen reported, plans for the March fund drive were discussed, and audit results shown for the year July 1 1956 to June 30 1957.
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County Red Cross
Woodrow Nelson
Hugh Red
Tone McRey+ reids
Home Service
Beulah Faler
First Aid
John ‘Williams
Howard Smith
Art Kneman
Thermopolis
Nelson
Dorothy Org
Ant
Election of Supervisors Declared in Big Piney SCD
State Soil Conservation Committee canvassed the Big Piney Soil Conservation District election results. John Kvenild received 20 votes and Dan S. Fudd 19 votes, with John Fivenild and Dan S. Budd declared elected. Canvass dated January 21, 1958 by committee members Frank Bray Fred Beck Ben Yeck Dann Fosher.
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State Soil Conservation Commmities
Bie Piney Soil Consctration District
John Kvenild
Dan S. Fudd
Jonn Kvnnild
Dan S. Budd
John Fivenild
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Frank Bray
Fred Beck
Ben O. Yeck
Card of Thanks from Bilton Clow family
The Bilton Clow family thanks the Big Piney Volunteer Fire Department for their prompt reconse to a recent fire call. Their service is appreciated by Marbleton Service Station in Reserve. January 25th was an eventful day related to the Polio Fund.
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Big Piney
Ace
Bilton
Carl Grable Greets Homefolks From Peru Again
In Trujillo Peru on January 9 1958 Carl Grable writes of the sugar plantation Casa Grande the world’s largest farm housing 30000 workers and many villages with stores. He describes IFYE talks tours with Enrique Co.oma and plans to visit other regions noting Peru’s heat siesta and local festival of kings with dances and processions.
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Peru
Trujillo
Casa Grande
Morehan
Saway
wTrulla
Suista
U. S
Immunization Clinic For Preschool And Under Ten Children
Notice states Dr Wayis will administer diphtheria shots to all pre school children and to bhook children under ten at the grade school on Wednesday Tunis 4 89 at 2 0 pm.
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Wayis
Tunis
Guy C Decker Sr. Dies in Salt Lake City
Obituary notices the death of Guy C. Decker Sr. of LaBarge who died in Salt Lake City on Wednesday January 22 after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday January 25 at 2:00 p.m. in the Eng Piney Community Church.
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Guy C. Decker
LaBarge
Salt Lake City
Eng Piney
County Fair Board Organizes In Pinedale
The newly appointed County Fair board met at the Court House in Pinedale. Stace Swain was elected president, Max Boroff secretary and Frank Bray Sr treasurer. Other members include Alfred Dittory Sir Mike Noble, with County Attorney Bob Silvers and Clerk H H Summers attending. The board aims to obtain land for a permanent fairground before constructing buildings or facilities.
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County Fair Board
Court House
Pinedale
Stace Swain
Max ‘Boroff
Frank Bray, Sr
Alfred Dittory
Mike Noble
Bob Silvers
H. H. Summers
Carl Arbighat
Boulder 4-H Club Meeting Report
Jan 3 meeting at Boulder gymnasium conducted by president John Jensen. Members present included John Jensen Conley Sharon Steele Donna Jimmie Linda Roy Lucky Ditton Idonna Martin. leaders Mrs Regus Mrs Conley and Buster Mazin. Minutes read and approved. committee reports by Don and Roxanna Rogers. discussion on chewing and inviting Daniel at Conney’s. volunteers sought to clear snow off objects.
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Boulder Gymnasium
Mect
John Jensen
I Jones
Is Conley
Sharon Steele
Donnna
Jimmie
Linda Roy
Lucky Ditton
Idonna Martin
Regus
Conley
Buster Mazin
Otto Jensen
Jack Conley
Don Spark
George Ditton
Ias Martin
Don
Roxanna Rogers
Daniel
Conney’s
Young Homemakers Organize A Club In Meeting
Tuesday evening a group of younger homemakers organized a homemaker's club at Mrs. Kenneth Fear Sr.'s home. LaRue Bennett was elected president, Anna Lee Whiffinden vice president, and Shirley Tanner secretary treasurer. Members planned monthly meetings and a demonstration next time.
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Kenneth Fear
Tnis
LaRue Bennett
Anna Lee Whffinden
Shirley Tanner
Stella McKinstry
Sandra Carr
Rell
Memo
Mazi Tear
Muriel Gray
Local Cub Scout Party Plans Changed
Committees set to clean the pond area and arrange refreshments with a party date fixed for January 18. A motion proposed a four to twelve donation table for the committee, plus a card party to raise funds. The meeting adjourned after cake making demonstration and refreshments.
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Mottin
Treacury
C.scuswen
Rapna
Idenne
Revorter
Idenna Martin
Meet Me on the Green in Wyoming Rivalry Tale
A Wyoming tale recalls frontier life with horses, cattle, and schoolteacher Miss Sweet William. Rancher Lotharig and Curley Straboc duel in a valley romance amid dances, sleigh rides, and a secret bunting project for a New Year celebration.
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Wyoming
Tezch
Sweet William
Blade
Lotharig
Curley
Thi
Darce
Loyalo
Huck A
Lothana
Black Hawk
Neal
Ranciter
Cence
Rancher 22
Ian
Jerge
Miss Williams
Lohare
Dann
Jas
Lolhane
Willian
Funeral Rites for Elmer Rathbun Held in 1958
Funeral services were held Thursday morning at Lincoln Mortuary Chapel for Elmer Rathbun, officiated by Rev. William Watson. Graveside rites followed in Evanston in the Rathbun family plot. Survivors include wife Helen and siblings Lyon, Bert, and Harriet Wortele, with a long obituary noting his ranching work and varied travels.
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Beminster
Lincoln Mortuary
Elmer Rathbur
William Watson
Episcopal Church
Evanston
Rathbun
Dick Key, Jr
Foor Tratnik
Edgar Herechler
W. Krall
James Vicare
Robert Krall
West Coa
Alaska
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County Red Cross Chapter
Sail Conservation News
Fosher
Polio Fund
Carl Grable
Trujilo
Guy C. Decker, Sr
Congregational Church
Boulder
Leathercraft
Blanche Clark
Paul Lesherbel
Vicky Itws
Ralph Philips
Spencer Nichols
Judy Simi Whre U.avere
Havo Sialk
Tome Improvement Girls
Reta Carr
Reta Carm
Houe
Riles
P Our
Aign
Nedra Bradley
FIRIG
Myra Cooley
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