Funeral Services Held Sunday for Mrs. Faren C. Faler
Rites conducted at Community hall in Pinedale for Mrs. Faren C. Faler who died Friday at Wyomints General Hospital in Rock Springs. Rev. Gayle V. Strickler and Rev. Phil Hawley presided. interment at Pine Gate cemetery. She leaves husband Paren C. Faler and two sons Kenneth and Ray, plus her parents Mr. and Mrs. Turner of Green River. Francis Tanner mortuary oversaw arrangements.
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Pinedale
Faren C. Faler
Wyomints General Hospital
Rock Springs
Gayle V. Strickler
Phil Hawley
Paren C. Faler
Kenneth
Ray
Turner
Green River
Pine Gate Cemetery
Francis Tanner
Two New Books Added to University Library
Acquisition of Westward America and The Story of Buffalo Bill expands the University of Wyoming collection of Wyoming writers and artists. The Westward America volume features 40 watercolors by William H. Jackson, early Wyoming photographer, with text by Howard Roscoe Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Tin Books
Buffalo Bill
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Mary EL Mars
Universitybterian
America
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Larlist
Doris Shannon Garst
Douglas
University
Notice Clean Up Day Scheduled by Town Council
The regular Town Clean Up Day will be held on Saturday June 20. Place cans and rubbish in containers and set in the alley for easy pickup by the men with trucks. Town Council Want Ads Bring Results.
Miss Flora Dunham Weds Lieutenant Roman Piernick
Flora Dunham daughter of H C Dunham united in marriage to Lieutenant Roman Piernick of Chicago at Camp Grante Illinois on Monday June 8 in a ceremony conducted by the camp Chaplain. Bridesmaid Irma Christen of Big Piney and local operator Dimbam served. groom formerly of this area now an army lieutenant. The Examiner joins friends in best wishes.
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Flora Dunham
This Place
Roman Piernick
Chicago
Camp Grante
Ilinois
Irma. Christenstn
Big Piney
Dimbam
Army
Livestock Prices Steady at Los Angeles Yard Amid High Demand
May 8 1942 Los Angeles Union Stock Yards reports firm markets with strength in fat lambs and cattle and hogs near record highs. Choice lambs sold up to 13 a cwt. cattle top prices reach record levels since 1922. hogs highest since 1926. Weather slowed fresh meat demand but prices held as supplies remained below needed levels. good quality cattle favored with steers 13.50 to 14, midrange 11.50 to 12.75, common 10 to 14.25. Grass fat cattle mostly 11.25 to 12.25, grass cows 8.50 to 10, veal calves 13 to 15 for good grades, 10 to 12.50 for common.
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Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Hasd's
Los Angels Union Stock Yards
Medmm
California
Los Amveles Union
Cow-Belles Elect New President in Wyoming
Mrs Dugald Br. Whitaker of Cheyenne was chosen to lead the Wyoming Cow-Belles auxiliary of the Wyoming Stock Growers association, succeeding Mrs. George Snodgrass. Other officers include honorary president Mrs. B. J. Quealy and secretary Mrs. Elsie Robinson. The 1943 meeting will coincide with the Stock Growers convention in a city yet to be chosen.
Regional Social Notes Track People Traveling Far
Carried notices show Mr and Mrs Joel Nelson leaving Saturday for a Pennsylvania vacation with Mrs J C Lansford accompanying to Denver to visit her son Carl Mrs Thomas Jefferson vacationing a camp before moving to Oregon Mrs V R Abram and Mrs Abram in Rock Springs on business last week Mr and Mrs John Dixon drove to Rock Springs to meet Jane who had spent time in Denver the past week stock market style prices show an extreme top around 15 35 dollars late last week
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Joel Nelson
Pennnsylvania
J. C. Lansford
Denver
Carl
VR. Abram
Rock Springs
John Dixon
Jane
Edmonds Named U S Commissioner at Kemmerer
William S. Edmonds of Kemmerer was named United States commissioner by Federal District Judge T Blake Kennedy to fill the post left by the late N W Reynolds who served 20 years. Reynolds died May 26. Nearby, Donald Hacklin, son of Mr and Mrs Nelo Hacklin, suffered a minor fall but is recovering. Mrs Don Wilson and Mrs Dee Alexander visited Kemmerer Wednesday. Calpet club met at Mrs Frank Quinns Monday. Mr and Mrs Vern Schrader and Mrs Mela Hacklin and son traveled there Monday seeking medical care.
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William S. Edmonds
Kemmerer
United States
T. Blake Kennedy
Edmonds
N. W. Reynolds
Marshall S. Rey‘alas
Cheyenne
Reynolds
Donald
Nelo Hacklin
Vern Schrader
Mela Hacklin and Son
Frank Cook Quiet State Game Post
After 22 years with the Wyoming fish commission Frank Cook retired in May. He served 18 years as superintendent of the Laramie hatchery which the commission closed on May 1. He then moved to Daniel for one month of reassignment.
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Laramie
Wyoming Fish Commission
Frank Cook
Cook
Laramie Hatchery
Daniel
Sacajawea Life and Death Told in Clark Letters
A 1806 Clark letter to Charbonneau speaks of Sacajawea and Baptiste, her care, and the years of hardship. Sacajawea travels from Oklahoma to the Comanches, later returning to Wyoming. She dies in 1884 at Wind River, buried as the first Native American given Christian burial there.
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Clark
Charbonneau
Perogué
Ft. Mandan
Ilinois
Pacific Ocean
Fomp
Baptiste
William Clark
Sncejawea
Oklahoma
Wadzi-Wipe
Wind River
Ft. Washakie
Finn Burnett
Bazil
Sacajawea
Rev. J. Roberts
Clarke
Pompey
John Roberts
Notice of Fifth Draft Registrants Registration
Men born between January 1 1922 and June 30 1924 must register for the Fifth Registration. Registration occurs at the Local Board Office on June 27 from 7 00 AM to 5 00 PM and June 28 from 1 00 PM to 4 06 PM and June 30 from 8 00 AM to 5 69 PM. In Big Piney registrations run June 27 and 29 from 8 AM to 5 PM.
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Big Piney
Stricklers to Move to Salt Lake City for ministerial post
Rev. Gale Strickler and his wife of the Congregational church will move after June 21 to Salt Lake City where he will serve as minister of the Phillips Congregational church. They have resided in Sublette county for years, leaving many friends behind. Rev. Ernest Linwood Brandis of Richmond will visit Big Piney on June 13 to continue Congregational Christian work in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Strickler
Congregational Church
Salt Lake City
Phillips Congregational Church
Strickler
Sublette County
Ernest Linwood Brandis
Richmond
Virginia
University of Richmond
Andover- Newton
Theological Seminary
Newton Centre
Massachusetts
Big Piney
Official Town Council Proceedings Big Piney June 6 1942
The Big Piney Town Council met June 6 1942 at eight oclock with Mayor P W Tanner and councilors present except J H Luce. Bills totaling 1019 35 were ordered paid and the treasurer's report accepted. The meeting adjourned until the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyo
Town of
F. W. Tanter
G. T. Morgan
W. E. Carr
BR. H. Genter
J. H. Luce
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Sal Marino
Calif
Sadie Osterhout
Burr Budd
Walter B
Jennie Budd
Philip Marincic
Charley Noble
Wim, Budd
Don
Concresational
George Farrell
Burney & Co's
Opal
Big Piney Mere. Co
Court House
Democratic Central Committee
Treasury
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Nertasra
Nwa
VeVagg
Huron
EH Ata
Ctory
Thane
ARON
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WEW
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Minnesota
Arkansao
la Atath
Geonot
Florida
York
Sale Brp
Lepyriert Bas Morale CA
Tex Wissét
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Dunham-Piernick
Cow-Belles
Thomas Jefferson
Oregon
U. S
Don Wilson
Dee Alexander
Kemmierer
Jack Alexander
Calpet Women's
Ciub
Frank Quinn
Henry
Washington, D.C
Cherbonneau
St. Louis
Southwest
Arkansas River
Charbontown
Ark
Charbonneeau
Iwol
Three Forks
Ft. Bridger, Wye
Baptista
Satajawea
Bavil
Mrs. Strickler
Salt Lake
Official Town Council
P. W. ‘Tanner
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