Chadwick Holgate Wedding Saturday
A June 30 wedding at Chadwick Congregational Church united Darlene Chadwick Wrich and Richard Holgate in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Thornton. Grandfather George Milles gave the bride away. reception followed with out of town guests from Oregon and Idaho. The couple honeymooned in Yellowstone Park and Montana and will live in Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Chadf Wrich
Richard Holgate
John ‘Thornton
George Milles
Ralph Manning
Bonnie Fox
Margaret Holgate
Rodney Bennett, Jr
John Chadwick
Elaine Moffat
Judith Anne Murray
Judy McLelland
Billy Milkey
Church Circle
Mike Virostke
Calvin Craig
Oregon
Judy Gumphert
Prineville
Karen Lumbeck
Jackson
Lois and Leona Clark
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Big Piney
Phil Marincics Enjoying Visit in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Marincic report a pleasant ocean voyage with no seasickness. They traveled by train through Switzerland, finding Lake Geneva particularly interesting, and are now in a Yugoslavian garden spot visiting two sisters of Mr. Marinele. From their window they can glimpse Marshal Tito's summer home. The Marineles expect to be home in August after a European tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Marincic
Switzerland
Lake Geneva
Jugoslavia
Marinele
Marshall Tito
Marineles
Europe
4 H Cooking Class Meeting Summary
The 44H Cooking Class met on June 28 with all members present except one and a guest from year one. They froze strawberries, peaches, and rhubarb and cooked lunch in foil. They discussed judging for the July fair.
Big Piney Soil Tour Details Range Work Viewing
Board of Supervisors of the Big Piney Soil Conservation District plans a July 9 tour of Bridger National Forest range improvement. James W. Lambert will lead with sagebrush removal and reseeding near Beaver and Cottonwood creeks. Lunches needed. expect a full day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Big Piney Soil
Duncan family visitors at Prank Bray home in Rock Springs
Mr and Mrs Duncan and family of Rock Springs are visitors at the Prank Bray home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Andrs
Duncan
Rock Springs
Prank Bray
Big Piney July Celebrations Highlight Western Style Events
Big Piney celebrated July 3 and 4 with rodeos, races, and crowd favorites. Winners include saddle bronc and bareback riding, calf roping, cow milking and cutting, with prizes donated by local supporters. The Lions Club barbecue and Rendezvous at Daniel drew large crowds and strong participation across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Hittle
Ste Sandra O'Neil
Bill Kyvenild
Sandra O'Neil
Bill Budd
Lowe Wardell
Bobby Lozier
Robert O'Neil
Pinedale
Pet McLelland
Norman Barlow
Texture Music Co
Daniel Trading Co
Gene Plisterr
Lions Club of
Big Piney
Green River Valley
A. L. McGinnis
John Budd
Joe
Munch
First Young People's Civil Defense Conference by FCDA
Federal Administrator Val Peterson invites 15 youth leaders from national organizations to Battle Creek Michigan for FCDA sponsored Civil Defense conference on July 12 and 13. The gathering will review civil defense programs for youth groups and include a tour of FCDA control and communications centers. Attendees represent National Student Council Association New Homemakers Future Homemakers of America New Farmers of America Future Farmers of America YWCA YMCA Catholic Youth Organization 4 H and YMW programs Girls Scouts Camp Fire Girls Boys Clubs of America Home Girls Clubs of America and National Society of the Children of the American Revolution.
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Young People of America
Val Peterson
Battle Creek
Michigan
Girls Scouts
Camp Fire
Boys Clubs of America
Home
Girls Clubs of America
Ie National Saniety of the Children of the American Revolution
FCDA
Lions Elect International President at Miami Convention
Lions International elected John L. Stickley of Charlotte North Carolina as International President at the 29th annual convention in Miami Florida. Lions International has 542823 members in 12334 Lions Clubs across 75 countries or regions making it the world’s largest service club organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Stickley
Charlotte
North Carolina
Lions International
Miami
Florida
New Office Barracks Building in Jackson for Fish and Game
A new two story brick office barracks building has been completed at Jackson for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Commissioner A F C Greene says the facility expands space for divisions handling game, fish, and wildlife restoration. It will house offices laboratories storage and serve as headquarters for fisheries management staff and wardens. The project was built by Driscoll and Wiley with old building to be moved for additional storage. The Jackson office handles license sales and distribution of hunting and fishing information. Beautiful weather.
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Jackson
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
A. F. C. Greene
Fisheries Management Crew
Fame
Driscoll and Wiley
C.C.C
Cheyenne
John Belinger Rites Held Monday
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for John Bolinger a longtime resident of Big Piney who died Friday in Jackson hospital after a long illness. Reverend John Stanton led the service at the community Congregational church with hymns Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Pallbearers included Paul Virestko Sylvester Grigg S Bennet Sr Larry Looney Marshall Gur ney and Howard Masoner Tanner Mortuary handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belinger
Big Piney
Jackson Hospital
John Stanton
Community Congregational Church
Bolinger
Irvin Covey
Logan Homes
George Moffat
Paul Virestko
Sylvester Grigg
Rs S. Bennet
Larry Looney
Marshall Gurney
Howard Masoner
Tanner Mortuary
Patsy Kothe Attends National FHA Convention in Chicago
Patsy Perry Kothe daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Kothe of Carper Wye is among 2000 teenage delegates at the 1956 National Convention of Future Homemakers of America in Chicago. A senior at Big Piney High School she has been an FHA member for three years and serves as a committee member. The five day event opens Monday July 2 with sessions on improving homes and communities through FHA work.
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Chicago
Patsy Perry Kothe
Perry Kothe
Carper, Wye
Future Homemakers of America
U.S
Territories
Patsy
Big Piney High School
FEA
Sessons
FHA
Wyoming Highway Patrol Fines Set Monthly Record
School districts across Wyoming received 17624.50 in fines from highway patrol arrests in May. Patrolmen made 413 arrests, 294 for traffic safety violations totaling 14133.50, 54 for other violations, 24 for registration, 41 for miscellaneous acts. Forty seven arrests yielded no fines, cases dismissed or referred to local sheriffs. Six stolen vehicles were recovered. Fines are distributed to counties' school districts, May’s total marking a record month.
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State of
Wyoming
Patrolnen
Pattrolmen
Buster Mellysin Visits From California
Buster Mellysin, longtime resident of Big Piney now in California, returned this week to renew old acquaintances and recall local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Mellysin
Big Piney
California
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American Republic
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Sublette County
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American Republic, Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
American Republic Insurance Company
American Republic Insurance Cmpany
Wark Wallis
Tuffy Davis
the McWilliams
Harold Meeks
Tke McWilliams
Clark
Wheeldon
Ben Pearson
Earl Wallis
Milt Escher
Sonny Hittie
Ike McWilliams
Eart Wallis
Ami
Harvey Atwood
Gene Gamble
Hob Gambie
Tommy O'Neil
Don Benhamin
Morris Horton
Bud Husman
Don Behumin
Bob Gamble
Yuly
Brandy Manning
Louie Wardell
Joe Christman
Guartes Sirs
Joe Chrisman
Les Anderson
Howard Earles
Bill Kvenild
Daniel
T. E. Miley
Row, Utah
Harriet Dunham
Robert Lynn
Moneta
Phi Marineie
Lions
Fish and Game Commission
Diane Stafford
Logan
Carol Ly
Mary Ann Graves
Ottumwa
Afton
Man
Joan Lyman
Af- Town
Betty May Kirk
George Staples
Ton
Wood
Kemmerer
Patsy Kothe
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