Korein Shriners Initiated in Rawlins Ceremonial
Seventy six Rawlins area men were initiated into Korein Temple at the annual spring ceremonial drawing about 500 Shriners in attendance. Named initiates include Mevion Alstadt, Francis Baker, Roy Dinger, Arthur Higgins, Fred Kelly, Clarence Ryan, Rodman Sivula and others from Big Piney LaBarge Pinedale Green River Wasper Evanston Kemmerer Douglas Wheatland Reliance Lander and more. A chartered pullman carried candidates from several towns to the ceremony.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Korein Temple
Mevion KR. Alstadt
Francis M. Baker
Roy R. Dinger
Arthur R. Higgins
Fred R. Kelly
Clarence B. Ryan
Rodman E. Sivula
Frank B. Bray
Elton E Cien
Oscar C. Doerr
John W. Gallemore
James A. Greenwood Jr
George H. Grinestaff
Kenneth Gale
George W. Hopkins
Gordo1
Mickelson
Richard V. Thompson
Victor
Cora
LaBarge
Calpet
Finedale
James F. Mickelson
James P. Jensen
Harrion Guo
Big Piney
Alexander of
LaBerge
J. W Wilerspoon
Giehspear
Nuledokoski
Bud Wright
Jenson A
Kemmerer
Henry D Finch
Luke Harrigan
Albert M Johnson
Harold H. Mortimer
Guy D. Peverley
Green River
James M Galard
William FP
Beer
Fraser Burback
Samuel Desilede
Charl
H Chriarson
George G. Gitergon
Carroll H Gutz
Benjamin F Han Y. Glenn
Chales M. McKelvey
Lwyd F
Nicola
Joe
O’quinn
Donald G@ aven
Stan
Glenn A. Taylor
Theophie J. Weber
Wasper
Wonderful Wyoming Girls State aims to train young citizens
The program seeks high school girls to experience self governance, learn duties and rights of American citizenship, and participate in government. It is non partisan with mythical parties and runs June 6 to 12 at the University of Wyoming Centenial Recreational Camp. Fees total 25 dollars per attendee, with transportation by sponsor. Medical clearance required, eligibility includes school accreditation and principal recommendation. Sponsors must submit applications through a high school.
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Girls State
Wyoming Girls State
University of Wyoming
Centennal
Gutf
Afepste
Ecad Uutse
Registrations Lag For Big Game Permits In Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission reports slow buzz of applications for big game permits. By late date 544 moose and 109 mountain sheep permits have been filed, with half from non residents. Applications accepted until June 30 via informal letters stating first and second choice hunting areas and avoiding fees. Elk permits in Grand Teton NP show 400 applications. two permits available first come first served, with letters including elk license numbers.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Grand Teton National Park
VA expands life insurance for veterans converts many to permanent plans
The VA announced that over six million NSLI policies are in force, with more than two million in permanent plans. Since 1945 permanent plans rose from one percent to about three percent of policies. Some term policies may be converted to permanent plans, with qualified veterans paying the same or increasing rates as they age. Permanent plans offer guaranteed values such as cash surrender value, policy loans, and paid-up insurance. Lapsed term policies within five years may be reinstated and converted before term expiry. Veterans can request full information by writing to the VA office handling their premiums.
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Wdinery le
NSULI
NSLI
Thank you for support after Junior Rodeo accident
I thank all who contributed money following my accident at the Junior Rodeo on May 31. I assure everyone I shall never forget their kindness toward me.
Education monograph on language arts published by Wyoming council
Dr. Ednad Furness's 40 page monograph Trends in Recent Literature on Teaching the Language Arts has been issued by the University of Wyoming bureau of educational research for distribution to Wyoming School Study Council member schools. The study surveys past English teaching in U.S. schools and reviews recent literature on psychology reading writing and grammar. The Wyoming council includes 43 school systems such as Casper Cheyenne Cody Gillette Green River Laramie Lovell Park and Worland among others.
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Ednad Furness
University of Wyoming Bureau of Educational Research and Service
Wyoming School Study Council
Furness
United States
Mobain i
Gramar
Gsseciste
Univerity
College of Education
Wyomutz
Big Piney
Buffalo
Burlington
Byron
Carpenter
Casper
Cheye Ane
Cokeville
Cody
Desjver
Douglas
Evanston
Gilette
Green River
Greybull
Guernsey
Hanna
Sewk Springs
Kemmerer
Lagrange
Laramie
Lingle
Lovell
ficFadden
Meetedise
Morton
Newcastle
Pavillon
Pine Butls
Pinesale
Powell
Reaenee
Ruverton
Rock B Springs
Superior
Sheaweeve
Upton
Wheatland
Worland
Tuberculosis Tuberculin Testing and Holmes Creator Mention
The article discusses Robert Koch developing tuberculin to detect prior exposure to tuberculosis germs. It explains a tuberculin reaction signals past contact, not active disease, and likens it to a Sherlock Holmes clue guiding doctors to trace and prevent further spread by examining associates of reactors. Arthur Conan Doyle is mentioned in context.
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Iggo
Sherlock Holmes
Episcopal Church Sermon Schedule Begins June Thirteenth
The church announces services at 7:00 P M each alternate Sunday starting next Sunday June 13 with Rev Edward G Robinson as pastor indicating ongoing parish activities and leadership.
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Edward G. Robinson
Brush clearing and alfalfa field work across multiple fronts
Clifton Fear and Ted Jory head crews on the Coffee field and a new acre alfalfa venture irrigated from Red Birch River with SCS help. The Bureau of Land Management repairs reservoirs in Mikeson Draw as Dan Budd progresses Desert Land Entry near Corder Place. Sagebrush control contracts awarded to a Missoula flying service for Bridger National Forest work, with operations planned late June or early July.
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Ted Jory
Soil Conservation Service
Bureau of Land Management
Mikeson Draw
Dan H Budd
Desert Land
Corder
Bridger Nawiénil
Cottonwood Creek
Southeifal Creeks
Johnon Flying Service
Missoula Ioana
Wyoming Tied for First in Eisenhower Support
Wyoming ranked 91 percent active support and 9 percent active opposition to the Eisenhower program in House roll calls, tied with Nevada and Vermont for top support. Senate figures show 56 percent support and 3 percent opposition for Wyoming, with Sen. Barrett and Sen. Hunt reflecting mixed votes in the tabulation. The evaluation covers 11 House votes and 12 Senate votes as reported by Congressional Quarterly.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Congress
Nevada
Vermont
North Dakota
William Henry Harrison
Senate
Congressional Quarterly
Frank A Barrett
Lester C. Hunt
House
Artist Guild Met June 3rd
The Sime 3 meeting of the Sub lette County Artist Guild gathered at the Rim home of L W Sargent with hosts Mrs L W Sargent and Mrs W H Sargent. After luncheon a brief business meeting welcomed two new members Mrs Cart Worl and Mrs Ernest Bush. Guests included Mrs Kenneth Gale Mrs Bert Reviow and Miss Mary Louise Sargent. The oral work contest prize was won by Mrs Bizet. Members present answered the topic My Arms and Dreams for the Artist Guild for 1954 including Pearl Spencer Peggy Tape Mat Sommers Marie Meyer Lynn Bush Wilda Springman Myra Cooley Sadie Osterhout Mae Mackelson and Etherlyn Wotl. The next meeting will be June 17 at Pearl Spencer’s home with Ada Budd as co host.
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Sublette County
Artist Guild
L W. Sargent
L W Sargent
W. H. Sargent
Cart Worl
Ernest Bush
Guild
Kenneth Gale
Bert Reviow
Mary Louise Sargent
Bizet
Pearl Spencer
Peggy Tape
Mat Sommers
Marie Meyer
Lynn Bush
Wilda Springman
Myra Cooley
Sadie Osterhout
Mae Mackelson
Etherlyn Wotl
Ada Budd
Wyo 4-H Junior Leaders Train at Douglas Camp
Sublette County hosts the seventh annual Wyoming 4-H Junior Leaders Training Camp for 8 to 12 year olds in Douglas. Topics include planning, health, crafts, singing, riflery, public speaking, and outdoor demonstrations. The event, part of a national Pure Oil Co contest, features speakers Verna Hitchcock and Don Clayton, with demonstrations at Ayers Natural Bridge Park.
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Sublette
Sweaur
Douglas
Pure Oil Co
Chicago
Verna Hitchcock
Ham
University of Wyoming
Don Clayton
South Dakota
Hitchcock
Ayers Natural Bridge Park
The
Wyong Agrcultural Extension Service
Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Sears Roebuck Foundation
U. S. Rubber Co
Card of Thanks from Dorothy Bell
Dorothy Bell expresses sincere thanks for kindness and help after the fire and during the hospital stay and after returning home.
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Dorothy Bell
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