Carl Urbigkit Named Sublette County Agent
Carl Urbigkit, a former Park County extension agent since June 1 1956, becomes Sublette County agent on June 16. The promotion is temporary pending Wyoming trustees confirmation. Urbigkit, born Burns Wyoming, graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1956 with a BS in animal production and agronomy, and has served in the Marine Corps. He and his wife Eleanor Adams of Riverton have four children.
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Garl
Marine Corps
Crowacart
Urbigkat
Ecopimilers
Ab Growhta
Allie
Fouce
Eleanor Adams
Riverton
Moyle Anderson
Lions Cub Extends Thanks To Aiding Doctor Davis
The Lions Club of Big Piney thanks supporters for aiding Dr Gerald W Davis who has moved to Big Piney and completed preparations for practice. Donations from Better Natural Gas Belco Petroleum Pacific North bL Pypelite Lin da Soins and Gen ecl Petroleum supported the move. The doctor and Mrs Davis settle in the new parsonage as Towns works on the Milles Heights subdivision and Chime building renovations. Louise Olson thanks friends and relatives for hospital cards and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Percy
Gerald W Davis
Better Natural Gas Company
Belco Petroleum Corporation Pacific North- 1
Pypelite Corporation
Big Piney OU
Gas Clampany
Linda Soins Cororation
Genecl Petroleum Corporation
State Bank of
Milles Heghts
GP Well Drilled to 8050 Feet in Sublette County
General Petroleum reports the Tip Top 23x30 natural gas well in Sublette County drilled to 8050 feet with a dull stern test at 7E05/8000 showing 200 thousand cubic feet per day, drilling on two other sites. Pan American perforated and shut in No 1 Willow Creek Unit wildcat near LaBarre Field. Southwest School District residents urged to attend annual meeting next Wednesday at 2 00 o'clock in the high school building.
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General Petroleum
Sublette County
Hogsback
Lincoln County
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Willow Creek
Wildcat
LaBarre
National Farm Safety Week Proclaimed by President Eisenhower
July 21 to 27, 1957 is proclaimed National Farm Safety Week by President Eisenhower. The document urges farm families and workers to join a continued campaign to prevent needless farm accidents on farms, in homes, and along roadways.
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White House
United States OF America
Therlicre
Dwight Dhisenhoma RE
Jon
United States
Witchireton
America
Dwight D Eisenhower
Christian A Herter
Ladies Guild Barbecue Dinner At Epical Church
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church sponsors a barbecue dinner on Sunday July 21 from 1 to 3 PM at the church. Adults cost $1.50 and children under 12 pay $1.00. Raffle tickets for an electric blanket are 25 cents.
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Ladies Guild of the Epicopal Church
1957 Oil Show Draws National Attention in Rocky Mountains
The July 9 drawing at Cheyenne Game and Fish Department offices selected winners for a 1957 Minas bunting permit. Attendees included state officials Narbal Faass, Clarence Peaywon, and Gillette forward Launders Joch son, along with staff like Harold Olsen Jr and Ed Funman.
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Cheyenne
Game and Fish Department
Narbal
Faass
Clarence Peaywon
Gillette Foward Launders
Jochson
Harold Olsen
Riverton Flintrow
Jet S J Faceletti
Ed Funman
Lions Club Picnic Set for July 21 in Big Piney
The Lions Club of Big Piney sponsors its annual summer picnic at Sacajawea Forest Camp on Middle Piney Creek. Frank Bray, president, notes the event begins at 2:90 pm with Walter Goose Don Jewett Ned Lunde Fret Scheffer and Carl Jorgensen on the Fish Fry Committee.
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Lions Club of
Big Piney
Sacajawea Forest
Middle Piney Creek
Frank
Brause Couple Honored At LaBarge Farewell Dinner
Mr and Mrs A L Brause of Cal vet were honored at a farewell dinner and party at the Legion hall in LaBarge as he retires August 1 after 34 years with The Texas Company. The event featured a toast beef dinner prepared by employees’ wives, musical numbers, and best wishes for their move to Kemmerer. Out of town guests included L Wilkercon Homer Mors Floyd Henry and others.
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A L Brause
Calvet
Legion Hall
LaBarge
Brause Wii
Omereny
Salt Creek
Moeble
Toreman
Teaas Company
James Kimmel
Perry Kohn
Kemmerer
Gurste
L & Wilkercon
Homer Mors
Art
Floyd Henry
Denver
Floyd Wassenberg
Casper
Homer David
Rangely
4-H Contest Days Run July 17 24 30 County Events
4-H members learn to judge food clothing and home living during county judging days starting July 17 with two more on July 24 and 30. Training and judging contests are scheduled with rewards including trips to the State fair for seniors and trophies for junior members. Final style revue demonstrations and judging occur July 30, with exhibits entered then judged but not shown until county fair in September.
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Eather
Carl Urbigiay
Triangle Club July meeting at Mrs Budd's ranch
The Triangle Club of Buy Piney met July 11 at Mrs John Budd’s ranch with 23 members 4 visitors and 10 children. President Dave Woostho presided and Ava Dowis read last minutes and the Laramie trip for the Quealy Award to Marnell Pear was noted.
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Triangle Club of
Buy Piney
John Budd
Dave Woostho
Ava Dowis
Laramie
Marnell Pear
Annua
Boy Scout Troop 22 Climbs Lander Peak
Boy Scout Troop 22 completed an overnight climb of Lander Peak starting Friday afternoon and finishing early Saturday. Members included Charles Wilkerson Ralph Wilkerson Benny Perkins Larry Perkins Richart Sommers and Spmeer Nichols with Scoutmaster Paul N Seherbel They plan Summer Camp at New Fork Lake the last week in August and will leave August 24 for outdoor scrubs and nature studies with swimming and camp making activities.
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Lander Peak
Boy Scout Troop 22
Charles Wilkerson
Spmeer Nichols
Ralph Wilkerson
Larry Perkins
Richart Sommers
Benny Perkins
Paul N Seherbel
Toight
New Fork Lake
Moose and sheep permit draws held in Wyoming
In Cheyenne, more than 4 600 registrations were tallied for 304 moose permits with 136 sheep permits drawn. Chief Clerk S J Jiacoleth announced the selection by punchboard while noting resident and nonresident totals and immediate notification plans.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Test Werk
S J Jiacoleth
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
dJaacolett
Punchboard
Arve
Horse Pearsons
Howard Laurders
Tickssnard
Bead Clan II
Succes
Sap
Tum
Hacolett
Moore
Clair
Teir Moore
Sheen
Tacoeth
Lachener
Fochard Griggs J S W
Chinon
Finnegan, S
Frank Yearsley
Robert G Noble
Lante Hill
Scarborough to Visit Marbleton and Salt Lake City
Dr H H Scarborough eminent eye specialist will speak at Marbleton on Monday July 29 and at the MacSeton Hotel Salt Lake City where he has served patients for years His patrons in Big Piney and surrounding territory look forward to his visit and services
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H. Staborough
Salt Lake City
Mac
Seton Hotel
Big Piney
Mother of Mrs Jensen Dies in Ogden
Mrs Myrick, mother of Mrs James Jensen, died Saturday July 1 in a Ogden hospital at 81. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Ogden with burial in Morgan Utah. She is survived by Mrs May Jensen Myron Edward L Ken L Howard and Ted Myrick Mrs Flora B Cassar and Mrs Whalwagner. Deceased visited here many times with her daughter and was known to many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jensen
Ogden
Viols. Myrick
Satuday
Morgan
Utah
Myrick
May Jensen
Myron
Edward L. Ken Ll. Howard
Ted Myrick
Flora B Cassar
Whalwagner
Jensen
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Carl Urbigkit
Lions Cub
Doctor Davis
Towsh
Louise Olson
Soil Conservation News
Aaa
THE
RED Cross
Rocky Mountain
Fen
Charlotte
Charlene Strah
Manhattan
Kansas
Yoseph C. O'Mahoney
D Wyo
Taylor
Do Pike
Buddy Greene
Kenny Smith
Crantie Burg
Rahi
George Goodin
Rocky Flauntuy
Petroleum Informzitros
A Eiliges
Texas Company
Refiror
LJ “Berney” Oldham
R. L. Manning Co
Yuchard M. Nron
Thal
Keith Thomson
Occason
Washington, D.C
Casey Thomson
Wtalph Praki
MR. and
Mrs. Brause
Prunny Yeaman
Vian Nolbrem
Judy Alber
By SteJn McKinstry
Triangle Club
Fends
James Dell
Douglas
Christena Jane Sorn Dune
BOY Scout Troop
H. H. Scarborough
Marbleton
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