Geo Huddleston Passes in Big Piney Pioneer Leader
George W Huddleston aged 90 of Big Piney died June 17 in Kemmerer hospital from age related causes. A pioneer, he arrived in 1897 from Lander and hauled freight between here and Opal, Wy. Survived by eight children and many grandchildren, services held June 19 at Congregational Church with interment in Big Piney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg. W. Huddleston
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Lander
Opal
Wyo
Doris Balavin
Tia Leng Dramondville
Mary Caveny
Furtc
Big Piney Cemetery
Lanner
Noble Couple Returns From Honeymoon Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert C Noble return from a brief Northwest honeymoon after their June 12 wedding at the Tile Church Moose Arlene Ginger the bride formerly at St Johns Hospital Jackson Wyoming is daughter of Florance Gringer Riverside Iowa Groom is grandson of Lora Jewett and Charles P Noble The couple visited Seattle and saw the groom’s brother K V Noble Jr serving in the U S Navy and soon to depart for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Noble
Moose
Northwest
Arlene Ginger
St John’s Hospital
Jackson
Wyoming
Florance Gringer
Riverside
Iowa
Lora Jewett
Charles P. Noble
Piney
Seattle
Irother
K. V. Noble, Jr
U. S Navy
Japan
Hunters must file for ranose sheep and moose permits by June 30
Wyo Game and Fish Commission Chief Clerk Zace Jett announced applications must reach the Cheyenne office by 5 00 pm June 30. Nonresident fees are 75 for moose and 75 for mountain sheep with residents paying 1500. Up to 68 mountain sheep and 564 moose permits are allocated to residents first.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Zace Jett
Jidcoletti
Wyoming Agricultural Teachers Elect Gail Wright President
Wyoming agricultural teachers at their annual conference in Laramie elected Gail Wright of Laramie as president for the June 7 to 12 meeting at the Wyoming College of Agriculture. Officers named include Hillman Snell as vice president and Roy Reno as secretary treasurer.
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Laramie
Wyoming Hereford Association
Wyoming Fair Grounds
Casper
Awccstion
Laraime
Tony Felihauer
Ard Extension Livestock
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Gail Wright
Wyoming College of Agriculture
Hillman Snell Greybull
Cube
Roy Reno
Riverton Wright
Reno
R. W. Rowles
Newcastle
Hillman Snell
Greybull
Rex Tolman
Furlington
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Aiscuss
Albany County
J L. Mellor
Jerry Fox
University Agronomists
Effae Brunkaw
Torrington Scs
Mrs. Lee Moody and Children Headed to Sioux City
Mrs. Lee Moody and her children departed last Sunday morning for Sioux City, Iowa, according to a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moody
Sioux + City
Towa
Rural 4-H Program At Daniel Attracts Countywide Attendance
Rural Sunday events gathered over 60 participants from all county 4-H clubs at the Daniel rendezvous grounds. Activities included baseball, volleyball, and horseshoes, with a riverfront scene, pledges, invocations, and readings highlighting rural life amid plans for Pacific Northwest Pipe Line expansion through Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Helen Evans
Bondurant
Household Idtts
Pinedale Fhoncers
Big Piney Stockmen
Boula
Mavenck
Hev Robinsons
Sunuay
Ali Aimi
Botley
General Petroleum Wyoming Drilling Report
General Petroleum Wyoming reports drilling activity in the Green River Basin Sublette County and Red Desert Basin areas. Exploratory wells Bucknerth No 7 28 and East East Wells No 58 24 spud dates around June 1964, with drillings at 6946 and 5691 feet and 2010 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Petroleum Wyoming Drilling Report
Green River Basin
Sublette County Bar Cross
Buckiwerth
Red Desert Basin
East East Wells
Dusling
Last Rites for Senator Lester Hunt Held in Cheyenne
Funeral services were held in Cheyenne for U.S. Senator Lester Hunt Democrat of Wyoming, who died by suicide in Washington. About 400 attending the Episcopal church service noted Hunt's faith and mourn the loss. Wyoming citizens extended sympathy to his widow and family as news spread from across the state. auxiliary notes follow with camp reports and convention plans.
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Cheyenne
United States
Lester Hunt
Washington, D
Episcopal Church
Hunt
Wyoming
Bids invited for two cooks at Big Piney School
The Southwest School District Big Piney Wyoming invites bids for two cooks to serve about 130 pupils five days a week with one noon meal. Bids due by 2:00 PM Friday July 23 1954 and opened August 2 1954 at 8:00 PM. Address to School Board Big Piney Wyoming. Clerk Cornelia Jewett reserves right to reject all bids. Pub June 24 July 18 22.
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Big Piney
Southwest School
Big Finey
Wyoming
Cornelia Jewett
Southwest
Big Piney Wyoming
Dan Chapel New Member of School Board
At the Southwest School District annual meeting at Me High School Dan Chapel was elected to the board of trustees. Dr A O Neil was reelected, Finer Olson did not run due to ill health, and Chapel will represent that section. A 1.4-mills tax was approved to sustain the district for 1954 55. The board includes R ONeill president Dan Chapel vice president George W Nichols treasurer and Cornelia Jenett clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Dan Chapel
Dr A O'Neil
Finer Olson
Chapel
R O'Neill
George W Nichols
Tiegsurer
Codrnelia Jenett
Wyoming Old Age Beneficiaries Total 519 in 1995
Wyoming had 519 old age and survivors insurance beneficiaries receiving 32 406 dollars in monthly benefits in current payment status as of December 31 1995. The 1959 calendar year payments totaled 3 822 000 dollars across three categories old age supplementary and survivors plus lump sum death payments.
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Wyoming
William Henry Harrison
R-Wye
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harrison
Congressma
Abany
Big Horn
Campbell
Gardon
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Laramie
Lincoln
Natrona
Miobrara
Park
Poatte
Sheridan
Sublutte
Sweetwater
Teton
Uinta
Washaki
Weston
Wyoming license plate sales rise through May
W H Sigler of the Wyoming highway department reports first four months sales up 10 percent from last year. Passenger car plates lead gains with 99 143 sold by May 1 this year versus 94 893 in 1953. Trailer plates dip slightly, truck licenses up, motorcycle tags rise marginally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Tunning
W H Sigler
Sigler
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Hereford Assoc
Keith Howes
Pil Joe Waggoner
Jay Em
Bruce Nixon
Saratoga
Jack Turner
Hyattville
Fellhauer
Robert Letté
Centennial Wyoming Fair
Association
Daisy Morgan
Leglion Hall
Robert Noble
Sancoletti
Game Fid Fish Department
Jicolett
WOAG
Artists Guild
MEL
Spencer Ranch
Pacific Northwest Pipelinne Corporation
Houston
Texas
Federal Power Commission
Pacific Northwest
Colorado
Big Pine
Bellingham
Norwestern Washington
Floyd Spencer
Sublette County
Miriam Barlow
Helen Sargent
Wilda Springman
Etta Hennick
Greenhorn
Ruth Wilson
Mae Sommers
Kelly's Guch
Ethylene Worf
Odessey
Peggy Pape
Cuba
Mae Mickelson
Florida
Josephine Guo
Dorothy Sargent
Ethel Vewell
Mirian Barow
Mae Mickeelson
Vida Springman
Sadie Osterhout
Rita Hennick
Mae Somners
E.kyiene Worl
Feggy Pape
Jug the Hasesses
Lester C Hunt
Gal
Bonnie Fox
Sally Twitcher
Centennial
Jerome Decker
We Age
Eleo Hen
Reta Carr
Picsiaen
Lolis Pieree
Freishman
Presi
Dent
Ewes Car
Wudile Farrell
Toma Fox
Inez Bennett
Ateucan Legion Auxiliary
Department of Wyoming
Duck Springs
Iimigrat
Aften
Amrican Legion Auxiliary
Congress Auxiliary
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