Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Big Piney Examiner in Big Piney, Wyoming

We have 433,433 pages in Wyoming

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1954

Page

4

Graveside Rites Held For Dr Bud Hocker

Graveside services were held July 23 in Evanston for Dr Reynolds W Bud Hocker 63 of Kemmerer. Burial followed in Evanston city cemetery. He was son of pioneer Evanston doctor Robert A Hocker and brother of the late Bob Hocker a state game and fish commissioner. He practiced dentistry in Kemmerer until retirement then spent winters in California. Funeral services were at Saint Damey Episcopal church in Kemmerer with Rev W A Watson officiating. He was known in Big Piney and nearby and had recently stayed at his summer home on Middle Piney.

Evanston Wyo Reynolds W Bud) Hocker Kemmerer Evanston City Hocker Robert A. Hocker Caliifornia Bob Hocker S Damey Episcopal Church W. A. Watson Big Piney Middle Piney

Wyoming highway commission sets special setting for August 5

Wyoming highway commissioners announce a special session aimed at initiating six contracts and about 15 miles of road work. The agenda includes federal aid and farm to market projects in Kemmerer Platte and Laramie counties with paving, leveling, and base work estimated near one and a half million dollars.

Wyoming Highway Commissioners Cow. Beaver Highway Department Beaver Tier Kommmerer Federal Aid Secondary Authority Platte County Laramie Dutch Mill-North Aster Cheyenne

Wyoming Society Names New Executive Director

Mrs A. Marquardt announces Miss Marge Hurst of Blanding Utah as the Wyoming Society for Crippled Children and Adults new executive director effective September 1, replacing C E Morris who resigned. Hurst, director of speech for the Easter Seal Society for three years, is praised as well qualified to advance the $200000 building project for Thermopolis.

A. ¥. Marquardt Wyoming Society For Crippled Children and Adults Easter Sea Society Marge ‘Hurst Blanding Utah C. E Morris Miss Hurst Easter Seal Society

Card of Thanks From Friends and Neighbors

To our many kind friends and neighbors we extend appreciation for the sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved and Roger. We thank you for the tributes cards calls food and welfare offerings. Mr and Mrs Herman Genetr Barolé Yenne of Church Buttes Wyoming. Up on Deadline Ridge cleaning up the camp site for the At Fales Supply Co.

Adn Roger Herman Genetr Barolé Yenne Church Buttes Wyo At Fales Supply Co

Daniel Soldier Helps Dedicate Korean School

Div Korea Corporal Artin Gibson Jr of Daniel Wyoming joined dedication ceremonies for a sixth sixroom primary school at Osan a Korea. A squad leader in the 32nd Regiment he joined the army in November 1952 and trained at Fort Ord before arriving in Korea in July last year.

Wth Div Korea Artin Gibson Daniel Wyo 7Th Infantry Division Gibson Dnvision 32Nd Regiment Osan-a Beaver Creek Timber Company Army Fort Ord Calif

Athletic Training Clinic Set for Laramie Memorial Fieldhouse

The University of Wyoming hosts its Third Annual Rocky Mountain Training Clinic August 12 13 and 11 in Memorial Fieldhouse with guest trainer Alfred J Duke Wyre from the University of Maryland. Topics include Practical Hints for a French School Training Program Conditioning for Football Preventive Measures Against Athletic Troubles and Diets in Athletics. Sessions run from 9 am to 5 pm Thursday through Saturday with lectures and demonstrations by area experts. No charge for sessions.

Laramie Wyo Wyoming Rocky Mountain Memorial Fieldhouse Croboy Fred A Pete) Peterson Alfred J Duke University of Maryland Ram Hoon Alean Arion Peterentmes't Fy Grubbs Dermer Chemical Company Dave Hurwitz Minwest Sracting Goofs Company E W Dee Kay University of Wyoming Paul J. Preston Cheyenne Randall Watkins Woo« Tink Cline Drew High School College Polsches Montana State Idaho State Colorado College Colorado A & M Denver University Peterson

Polio Vaccine Trial Expands to Primary Grade Children

In a field trial of a tested polio vaccine, hundreds of thousands of primary grade students are participating. Only children in areas chosen by State Public Health Offices and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis may be included. vaccine access is restricted this year. In Wyoming, 1,228 students were recorded as infected after receiving three vaccine shots.

National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Tealti

Weekly Drilling Report for General Petroleum Corporation

Green River Basin in Sublette County lists Bar Cross 63X-21 plugged to 7680 ft and cemented at 6820 ft. Buckhorn 67-28 drilling at 7875 ft. Tip Top 26-12 drilling at 515a ft. Tip Top 73X-31 Exploratory. Greenberg 73-320 explored and graded. Red Desert Basin Sweetwater Water Co East Salt Wells 58-24 exploratory drilling at 7115 ft.

Green River Basin Sublette County Bar Cross Red Desert Basin Sweetwater Water Co East

Artist Guild Met in Pinedale

The Sublette County Artist Guild met July 16 in Pinedale with Mrs Mae Sommers and Mrs Norman Barlow hosting a luncheon at the Pine Dale Inn and a meeting at Mrs Sommers home. Betty Blake was named art editor of the book committee by President Dorothy Sargent.

Mae Sommers Norman Barlow Sublette County Artist Guild Pinedale Inn Sommers Betty Blake Dorothy Sargent Ada Budd Guild Pinedale Library Marie Meyer Ethelyne Worl Enos Mae Som- Ters Peggy Pape

Twin Boys Born to Stanley Lagarras

Twin boys born July 2 at Hull Pield AFB hospital near Ogden Utah to Mr and Mrs Stanley Lagarras. Named Terry and Kerry, Terry at 5 pounds 13 ounces and Kerry 64 ounces. Stanley stationed on Guam. twins with grandparents Neil Hacklin and William Legarra. family staying in LaBarge.

Stenley Legarra Hull Pield Afb Ogden Utah Terry Kerry Stanley Chubby Guami Legarra LaBarge M Irs Neil Hacklin William Legarra Kemmerer Kenmeret Gazette

Antelope Permits Notice and Local Visit Report

Antelope permits will go on sale at 9 00 am on August 10. Mrs George Nichols and children returned earlier this week from Bozeman Montana where they had been visiting relatives.

George Nichols Ozeman Montana

Farrell Bar Changes Hands In Local Deal

Rodney Bennett Jr of Bg Finey and Charley Williams of Kemmerer purchased the Parrell Bar and building this week with plans to enlarge and remodel the property. The former owner is Mrs Marle Farrell.

Rodney Bennett, Jr Bg Finey Charley Wiliams Kemmerer Parrell Taney Marle Farrell

Contributors to the Community Hall Fund

The Locas Club reports the latest donor is Signal Drilling Company of Tula Oklahoma via 115 representative Alfred J Perrants. Other recent contributors include General Petroleum Belco Petroleum Gaiety Theatre Arthur Weber George W Hopkins Triangle Club Sublette County Roping Club C O Neil Monte Norris Ruben M Fox Fontenelle Randher wires Stevens Service and Barnes & Company. Thirty six ranchers donated a calf last fall. Remodeling continues with a new cinder block addition for the heating plant and other installations. the heating plant is being built in Salt Lake City and will arrive soon. The building is being put to goods e recently with several offices being conducted there.

Locas Club Signal Drilling Company Tula Oklahoma Alfred J Perrants John Kvenild General Petroleum Corporation Belco Petroleum Corporation Gaiety Theatre Arthur Weber George W Hopkins Triangle Club Sublette County Rop Co R O'Neil Monte Norris Ruben M Fox The Fontenelle Randherwires Stevens Service Barnes & Company Salt Lake City

First Lieut Edwards Returns From Japan

First Lieut Lovell Edwards, who served as Special Service officer at the Recuperation Center in Koikura, Japan, has returned home with Mrs. Edwards. He has been honorably discharged and will serve as an assistant coach at Utah State this fall.

McCook Family Visit From Jesse Budd Jr and Son Jenn

Jesse Budd Jr and his son Jenn are visiting his parents in McCook Nebraska and other relatives during the week. The relatives include extended family members and a brief summer visit is noted.

Jesse Budd, Jr Jenn McCook, Nebraska Hee

4 H Clubbers Promote Road Safety Nationwide

Chicago special reports that over 615000 4 H members in 46 states take part in the 1954 National 4 H Safety Program aimed at cutting rural highway deaths and injuries. They train on farm fire and accident prevention, stage safety demonstrations, radio spots, and displays to reduce hazards, with prizes including scholarships and an all expense trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.

Chicago Millon Cooperative Extension Service General Motus Oach

Naval Reserve officer completes two-week active duty tour

Navy Lt Cdr Paul N. Scherbel, son of Mr and Mrs Faul Scherbel of Salt Lake City Utah and husband of Mrs Rachel Scheibel of Big Piney Wyoming, completed a two-week tour of active duty at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois in June. He was indoctrinated in Naval Administration as it applies to a Reserve Organization.

Naval TR. Center Great Lakes, Ill U.S Naval Training Center Navy Cdr Paul N. Scherbel Faul Scherbel Salt Lake City Utah Rachel Scheibel Big . Piney, Wy Naval Administration

Federal Spending Facts and Espionage Act Updates

Wyoming shares of foreign aid funds are detailed in a Federal Spending Facts report. Wyoming's aid from 1945 to 1954 totals 95.04 million, with 410.56 million for 1945 85 to 1985. figures emphasize available uncommitted funds and future appropriations. The Espionage and Sabotage Act of 1954 expands penalties for peacetime espionage during national emergencies, extending federal tools to counter subversion. Growing distrust of the United States in Latin America prompts a tougher state department posture toward relations south of the border.

William Henry Harrison Wyoming Wyoavirg House Senate Fac Congress United States State Department

Baldwin Lewis Nuptials Set in Pinedale Home Ceremony

Miss Maxine Baldwin daughter of Jesse Baldwin of Pinedale and Ted Lewis of Big Piney wed at a private ceremony in Pinedale on Saturday July 17. District Court Commissioner Mrs Rosalie Hockett officiated at Mrs Hocketts home with witnesses Mr Bathtwin Mrs Ann Borush and Ira MecWilliams.

Maxine Baldwin Jesse Baldwin Pinedale Ted Lewis Big Piney Rosalie Hockett Hocketts Mr. Bathtwin Ann Borush Ira MecWillams

Wyoming Senators to Nominate 29 Youths for Air Force Academy Exam

Senators Barrett and Crippa of Wyoming will nominate ten candidates each to take the competitive entrance examination for the new United States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. A total of 30 Wyoming youths may enter, with the top scorer earning the appointment to the academy for the class entering July 1955. Applicants must be 17 to 22 by July 1, 1955 and meet prep standards for other service academies.

Washington-Wyoming Equality State Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colorado Nations New Miliary Academy Barrett R-Wyo Crippa Rwyo Wyonlings Tan Wyoming Senator Barrett Senator Crippa West Point Annapolis

America manufactures most of the world’s trucks

The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports the United States houses about half of the world’s 20 million trucks. U.S. output exceeds 2.5 million vehicles annually, with Russia next at 370,000. One truck for every three people in the U.S. and one for every 740 in Russia.

United States America Automobile Manufacturers Association Americas Bis Riusua Russia Argentina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. “Bud’’ Hocker Highway Commission Daniel Soldier Stanley Lagarras Farrell Bar Edwards Japan Lt. Cdr, Paul N. Scherbel Capitol Steps Department of Justice Departent of Justice FBI Colorado Academy Frank Bray Salmon Idaho Brays Erreth P Scriwner R-Kan
Search Courier

Search the Big Piney Examiner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Big Piney Examiner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication