Alexander Rites Held Monday P. M. In Pinedale
Funeral services for C. C. Alexander pioneer resident of Cora were held Monday afternoon at the Community hall. Rev. Gale W. Strickler led the service with relatives and friends in attendance. He is survived by his wife seven children and several grandchildren. FP. W. Tanner handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
C. C. Alexander
Cora
St. John's Hospital
Jacksons Wye
Lloyd
Cheyenne
Farl
Jack
Herbert
Arthur Model
Lyman
William Allen
Rock Springs
Gloria
Pinedale High School
Gale W. Strickler
Congregational Church
Alexander
New York
Eugene Alexander
FP. W. Tanner
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK ON AGRICULTURE ON MARCH 9
The President Vice President and Secretary of Agriculture will address farmers by radio from 9 45 to 10 00 PM EST. The program will be heard on Columbia Mutual and the National networks with Food and War as the likely topic. Local ranchers contribute scrap iron for war needs in Big Piney and a Wyoming wheat marketing quota referendum is set for May 2 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Colimubia
Mutual Wid
IG Piney
Usda War Board
Sadie Osterhout
James DP
Mickelson Albert Lewis
John Wardell
Tron
Wyoming
James F. Mickelson
Albert Lewis
War Production Board
Black
Smith
Wickard
Sec_retary of Agriculture
AAA
Pinedale Las Week
Hebert
Tippets
Lovell
Reed Higby
George Lowham
D. E. Bess
Sam Stark
Walter G. Yore
E. A. Richardson
A. F. Pape
Frank Hansen Norman W. Barlow
James Jorgensen
Wm. Bayer
Ernest Merrell
Isance Bergen
Victor S. McGinnis
E.W. McNinch
Ron Nealeigh
Merit Examinations Open for Wyoming Agencies
Applicants in Wyoming may file for open competitive merit examinations for posts in the Employment Security Commission State and County Departments of Public Welfare Public Health and related offices. Closing date is March 14 at midnight. Senior and junior stenographers clerks typists and training supervisors are among positions. Citizens and Wyoming residents for one year required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Ali Applears
Employment Securiy Commission
United States
Wyo_ ting
cMse
Merit System
Newcastle
Public Welfare
Public Health
Impringment Security Commission
Sry
Sor
Milley and Helen Clark Toley wed at Pinedale
William Milley son of Mr and Mrs George Milley and Helen Clark Toley of Ririe Idaho were married in Pinedale on February 25 by Rev Gayle V Strickler in the Congregational parsonage. The couple will reside on the Mountain Home ranch near Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milley
George Milley
Helen Clark Toley
Ririe
Idaho
Pinedale
Gayle V. Strickler
Congregational
Red Cross Thanks Donors In Sublette County War Drive
The American Red Cross and county board members thank Sublette County donors for the War Relief drive. Sublette County exceeded its goal and the fund was mailed to headquarters in St. Louis. Fifteen percent returns to the County Chapter to aid wounded soldiers families. President Mrs S Ty Stark Treasurer Ruth L Kelly Chairman H L Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Sublette County
Midwest Division
St. Louis
S. Ty Stark
Ruth L Kelly
Treas
H. L. Klein
Wer Relief
Kemmerer Visitors and Local Marriages Highlight Camp Notes
Mrs Don Shirkish of Kemmerer visited her husband over the weekend. Bill Nelsen married Dorothy Bledsoe of Kemmerer in Paris Idaho on February 21. Several families and residents from Kemmerer and Casper are noted with weekend visits, travels to Salt Lake City, Farson and Deadwood, and a new baby boy born at LOM hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shirkish of
Kemmerer
Bill Nelsen
Dorothy Bledsoe
Paris
Idaho
Geoif Studt
Salt Lake City
Utah City
Don
Mt. Pleasant
Dee Alexander
Lom Hospital
Cora Mercantile Sells to T E Kitchen After 24 Years
Fred Clodius, proprietor, sold the Cora Mercantile to T E Kitchen. The Clodius family ran the store for 24 years with Henry Clodius at the helm until his death 11 years ago. Fred and sister Virginia then operated it, later moving to Pinedale. kitchen takes charge March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clodius
Cora Mercantile
T. E. Kitchen
Clodius
Henry Clodius
Henry
Fred
Virginia
Denver
Pinedale
Kitchen
Tax deadline notice urges timely returns and defense bonds
The notice warns groups required to file federal income tax returns that the deadline is midnight March 16 for 1941 calendar year earnings. It details income thresholds for single and married filers, points to IRS offices for help, and notes penalties for late filing. It also urges buying Defense Bonds as part of the pulltoward patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internsl Revenue
Brick Church Notes and Easter Season Topics
Brick Church notes list Rev. Gayle V Strickler and Mrs. George Moffat with Sunday services each week. The piece outlines Lent themes from March to Easter and a reading series on prayer by Dr. George Arthur Buttrick, plus a Titanic pondering meditation and a Sublette County rationing board summary for January and February 1932. It also notes American Legion meeting at the Howerdon home and local attendance updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle V. Strickler
George Moffat
Jesus
S.S. California
Sublette
Elmer Olsori
Wloosemore
Elmer
L. H. Hennick
Anderson Trucking Co
Jo. Hunt & Hallberg
E. C. Price
W. D. Holt
Sheriff
Kelly, Boyd
Robt. Lozier
J. F. McCormick
Bar Cross Lands& Livestock Co
W. Rev. Gayle Strickler
Anderson Truck
Interesting Meeting of P T A on Monday Evening
The regular P T A meeting at the Schoolhouse drew a large crowd. Patricia O'Brien spoke on nutrition, Casey Klein praised Home Defense, and Reverend Hawley with Mr Kirby discussed the Philippines war. Hot lunch program results were shared, Miss Sutton led tumbling acts, and Mrs Deveraux won the guess package. A wartime note set the next start time earlier to aid rural attendees. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Gurney, Hopkins, and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Lester Gibson
Patricia O'Brien
H. E. (Casey) Klein
Pinedale
Hawley
Kirby
Philippines
Art Hicks
Riverside School
Miss Sutton
E. Deveraux
Mesdamen
Marshall Gurney
Geo
W. Hopkins
Wiliam Ray
Democracy During Duration in a Wartime Debate
In a wartime Washington letter Congressman McIntyre discusses free expression during war, noting that Georgia’s Cox criticized the government and Speaker Rayburn defended Parliament’s bounds. He argues democracy allows harsh words yet remains united against Japan and Hitler, while war support measures continue. Want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Georgia
Labor
Des
Petignt
Gugh
Timois
Jus &Ike
Rayburn
Coveress
Russia
Hitler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ibelle Coun Agricultural News
Security Commission
William Milleg
Helen Clark
Tolley
RED Cross
Casper News
Mation Towichel
Jack Greenwood, Jr
Cas_per, Wyo
Mrs
E. E. Collins
Emmerer
Odessa Henderson
Farson
Bill Miltz
Deadwood
South Dakota
Lester Gogel
Betty
Utah
Frank Sadler
J. M. Eyre
Gail Parish
Henry Mattson
Cady, Wyo
Carper
The
Texas Co
Floyd Wassenberg
Bill Wellen
Bil Nelen
Kathleen
Les Goges
Ben Bell
Sharon Ofu
Ben
Alvin Twichel
Big Piney
Wes Burns
IDEA
American Legion Post
Howerdon
Irvin Meintz
Jen_ sen ranch
P.T. A
Wasmington
McIntyre
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