Local Notables and Business Visitors Arrive in Town
Mrs. Frank Fleisman and Mrs. George Davison visit Evanston on Tuesday while David C. Banliff of New York explores investments in Selo Petroleum and Northwest Pipe Line. Belco Co. reports a productive well west of town. Paul McGrath and Louis Jones attend local business and Junior Rodeo events. A. Fear Jr. and Pauline travel to Salt Lake City for summer from Rowland Hall. New plate glass windows replace old style frames at Burney & Company. John and Mrs. Gallemore return from California honeymoon to a cheering reception. Lincoln Service Corp power line work progresses with a major upgrade, new street lights planned, and Shorty Foss assigned to forest fencing west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Banliff
New York
Selo Petroleum Corporation
Northwest Pipe Line Co
Belco Co
Lincoln Service Corporation
Theatre Shows Start Promptly At Seven-Thirty
The article notes theatre shows begin at 7.30 p.m. News and cartoons are repeated after each feature, providing audience refreshment and program structure.
Baby Darrell Lee born to Shervins in Pinedale
Mr and Mrs Robert Shervin welcomed a son born Tuesday in Pinedale named Darrell Lee. Civic minded local correspondent needed for Big Piney credit investigations, send Dun and Bradstreet contact to Salt Lake City. Perry Kothe and daughters of Carper visited Kemmerer. Mrs Kothe in Salt Lake City hospital. 2nd Lt and Mrs Robert Looney wed June 2. they spent time at the Looney cabin on Middle Piney. Glenn Sorensen and W A Bair of Lincoln Service Corp visited Kemmerer to review powering work and plan summer extension to upper country. Red Cross meeting set for June 18 at 2:00 p.m. in Pinedale Courthouse to elect officers from the Pine dale district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shervin
Pinedale
Darrell Lee
Big Piney
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
P. O
Salt Lake City
Utah
Perry Kothe
Carper
Kemmerer
Glenn Sorensen
W. A. Bair
Lincoln Service Corporation
RED Cross
Sublette County
Wyoming Farmers Open Soil Bank Plan This Year
University of Wyoming economist A W Willis says Wyoming farmers may enroll land already planted to corn and wheat in an acreage reserve. Payments equal appraised yield per acre times 120 dollars for wheat or 0.90 dollars for corn, pending county ASC committee approval and adherence to requirements. Willis urges consulting the local committee before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Farmers Arms
A. W. Willis
University of Wyoming Extension
Willis
ASC
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Opal, Wyo
International Harvester CO
Opal, Wyoming
Drygoods
Hotel
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Frank Fleisman
George Davison
Evanston
Tuesaday
Paul McGrath
Louis Jones of
A. Fear, Jr
Pauline
Shne
Rowland Hall
Utah Capitol
Marie McGinnis
Denver
Cooper
Viola McGinnis
Kemmeter
George Nichols
Paul Virorko
Burney & Company
John Gallemore
California
Valentine
Shorty) Foss
Here
Forest Department
Pete Kelly’s
Jack Webb
Janet Leigh
John Lund
Wm. Bendix
Rocky Calhoun
Martha Hyer
Scarlet
Carol Ohmart
Tom Tryon
Community Congregational Church
John Thornton
Upper
Green River Branch
Legion Hall
Church OF ST. Anne
F. E. Curtis
F. E. Curtis George L. Curtis
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Oee
Paul Allen
Pinfdale
Wyoming
Robert Looney
Looney
Middle Piney
Sawaya
SOM Bank
Folger’s Coffee
Cate
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Betty C. Baehr
Secy
Treas
Court House
Wyo
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