Saturday Night Show Delights Sheridan Audience
The two act play He went That Away directed by Mrs Lois Pierce and staged at H G Gym Friday drew a huge audience with strong performances from Ava Davis Lynn Ysh Laura Decker Charles Ims and others. A Saturday dance followed with live music by local entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois. Pierce
H. G. Gymnasium
Cokeville
Ava Davis
Lynn Ysh
Laura Decker
Charles Ims
Bob Pierce
Chuck Swanson
George Stelios
Helen Fleishman
Norma Meeks
Lois Pierce
June Kathe
Linda Virostko
Cherry Pierce
Judy McLeland
Lynn Pierce
Legion Tall
Madge Funk
Pett McReynolds
Whitney McGloughlin
Pinedale
FFA Plans Skating Party in Jackson Area
FFA members met on Wednesday January 6 1954 to decide on a skating party. They selected Sunday night January 10 at O'Neill's Pench and extended invitations to PHA girls and others in Logan and Jackson for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neil
Pench
Logan Homer
Jackson
PHA
Cutter Races and events set for Pinedale weekend
Community events fill the Pinedale calendar for February 5 to 7 1954. Cutter races feature local entrants led by Ross Meeks and Bob ONeil with several others lined up. a boxing card and dog races are planned at Pinedale High School Gym. Transportation and trophies are donated by local businesses and schools. licensing and 1954 plates deadline remains February 1 with no extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Ross Meeks
Bob O'Neil
Tommy o'Net
Grant Beck
Gordon Mickelse
Garl Worlds
Bittle
Dele Jensen
Buzz Farewell
Tuffy Davis
and Shanley
Jeb Richie
Bobby Loner
Lions Clio
Big Piney
Jicuae
Piney High School
Casdale High School
Len F.wuwan
Newman
Rawlins
Wye
Mike Typer
Une Atosi Yards
Omaha
Neb
Wasiuva
Pine
Stepp Brothers
Cub Bar
FFA Plans Meeting Before Master Chapter Award
Dean Luce reports after a skating event with hot dogs and pop. The FFA team schedules a meeting to complete requirements for the master chapter award, with upcoming games against Pinedale on Feb 4 and Feb 6 at Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Pinedale
Big Piney
Dean Luce
Why the March of Dimes Needs SQ More in '54
Microfilming of Wyoming state newspapers began this week, covering 49 papers including nine cafes, with completion of 1953 issues in about a month. Miss Loa Homsher, director of the State Archives and Historical Department in Cheyenne, says microfilm will save space and will be the method used for Wyoming papers. About 4,600 volumes exist, starting with the Cheyenne Leader on Sept 19, 1967, with 30 rolls of 35mm film enough to replace 100 bound volumes. Readers number around 300 yearly, using 400 to 500 different newspapers, stored in the department basement. Cleve Bell visited from Cot of the state historical department’s tonwood earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler
Highway Department
Sigter
Highway Patrol
Bige Jer
Loa Homsher
State Archives and Historical Department
Cheyenne
Miss Homsher
Wyoming
Historical Department
Cheyenne Leader
Hamsier
Cleve Bell
State Historical Department
Tonwood
Hill Memorial Sears Awards Listed at UW
Laramie Sublette County student Russellene Daniels, Big Piney freshman at the University of Wyoming, receives the 1954 Hill Memorial scholarship in home economics. Daniels has five years 4-H, state judging team honors, and helped organize the Big Piney Future Homemakers chapter. The award replaces the Sears Roebuck foundation prize, with the stipend going to Lawona Briggs of McKinnon this year. She plans to pursue teaching in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Russelene Daniels
University of Wyoming
John A. Hill
Alexander Johnston
College of Agriculure
Russeelene
Sublette
Future Homemakers Association
Gill
Sublette Countian
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Lawona Briggs
McKinnon
Stwood
Sweewater County
Cateer
Why grow alfalfa in the Big Piney district
The article argues alfalfa suits deep loam soils with good drainage and neutral to basic pH, improves soil fertility through root residues and unharvested residue, and requires about one acre foot of water per ton of alfalfa, comparing higher water use with wild hay meadows. it emphasizes soil and water advantages and notes continued discussion on page 3.
Lincoln Day Dinner Heads Selected
The Lincoln Day committee met at Mrs Wm Bayer home to name heads for the dinner. Mrs Norman Barlow handles decorations, Mrs Bayer chairs tickets, Mrs Freese runs the program, Mrs Pfisterer is entertainment chair, and Mrs Smith handles publicity. Dinner by Faslern Star at Masonic Hall Pinedale Saturday Feb 13. Open to all Sublets County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bayer
Pete Freese
Henrie Summers
Howard Smith
Mys
Norman Barlow
Wm Bayer
Eugene Pfisterer
Masonic Hal Pinedale
Semester Honor Roll In Local Schools
Local schools list students from grade one through twelve on the honor roll. Grace Barton, the only senior girl with all A grades, and Donna Gregory among seniors with high averages lead a broad roster across classes. Basketball at LaBarge Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barton
Donna Gregory
Sally Twitchell
Janice Masoner
Jerome Decker
Bonnie Fox
Jackie Bennett
Tao
Danna “Tou
Pet Albee
Six Frothman
Dariene Vickrey
Betty Budd
Bot Tanner
Patsy Rothe
Wayne Griggs
Barbera McGinnis
Judy Albee Dennis Piernick
Mary Budd
Mike Albee
Ye Gurney
Bessie Kothe
Nancy Starbuck
Sharon Albee Jacklin McWilliams
Kathryn Lambert Deanne Fear
Patricia Chapel
Don Winchley Jeanet'e Yeoman
Nedra Bradley
Nancy Budd
Kelly McGrath
Or McGinnis
Corliss Mickelson
Mary Kathleen McGinniis
Sharon Albee
Ted Cantrell
Todd Carr
William John Kothe
Kelly James McGrath
Jacklin McWilliams
Vernon McWilliams
George Moffat Spencer
Nicho
Bernie Perkins
Richard Tanner
Charolette Whitman Marcelle Whitman Ward Whitman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taft
Sheridan
King T Kerr
Ford Taft
Frank A Barrett
Michigan
Denver University School of Commerce
Gillette and
Louise Nisbet
Denver
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Tafts
Robert A. Taft
300Th Armored Field Artillery
Korea
Young Taft
Monterey
California
Army Language School
Ford
FFA News
America
Lincoln Day Dinner
LaBarge
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