Third Draft Registrants in Sublette County
Sublette County lists third draft registrants ages 20 to 44 from February. Washington draft lottery drawing held March 1 in Washington, D. C. The list names 173 registrants with hometowns including Pinedale Big Piney Boulder and Cora, reflecting Sublette County coverage.
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Sublette County
Clinton Ervin Bull
Boulder
Walter Willian
Mahaffey
Pinedale
Wyoming
Dulian Chauncy Clark
Dennis Reece Mitchell
Bouldex
Milton McKinley David
Merna
Paul Coyte Pape
Cora Wyoming
Il Carrell Richard Noble
Cora
David Irwin Covey
Big Piney
Edward A. Lewis Ws
Piney
Clare Smith
Daniel
Frank Newton Quinn
Calpet
Harry Allen Schrieper
Pine_ dale
Edward Dewey Finnegan
Johm Fred Wible
Dale Clark Naylor
Isaac Bergen
John Ulrich Meyer
Andrew J. Bertoncell
Avrom Arthur Nelson
John Floyd Thompson
Theodore James Baker
Bon_ durant
Michael James Murphy
Beachard George Dew
Wim Martin
Halfway
George Andrew Jorgensen
Frederick Lester Pape
James Boxsone
Bondurant
Arthur Andrew McIntosh
David Anson Bollinger
James Thomas King
Louis Elmer Olson
Guy Miner Carr
Vernon M. Johnson
Joseph Feltner
Arnold C. Olson
Henry Calvin Buttle
Haydn William Edwards
Bouldery
James Christian Jorgensen
Andrew Godfrey Erickson
Bon_ curant
John Roosevelt Gourley
Pine Wyoming
Morris Roberts
Carl Thomas Jorgensen
Frank Raymond Moffat
Mason Wyoming
Lester Vincent Faler
Roy Ward Lozier
Rupert J.bollinger
Henry Wallace Ruland
Lester Henry Hatch
Neal DeLess Boyce
William Harry Stomp
Otto Long
George Elmer Drumond
Daniel Wyoming
Samuel Addison Sage
Harry Frederick Steele
Frank Deforest
Ball, Jr
Half_ Way
Robert Louis Tyler
Frank Barlow Bray
Frederick David Guthrie
George Rahm
Lyle Robert Rosendahl
George A. Moffatt
Thaddeus
Hoyt
Calpe
William Edward Grinder
John Studt
Clement
Charles Skinner
Pine Csle
Harley Charlies Mocroft
Pinne_ dale
Howard Masoner
Finedale
Waining
Elmer Richard WM Nutting
Bon’ Durant
District Supervisors Meet in Sublette Soil Districts
Recently elected leaders for the Big Piney and Pinedale Soil Conservation Districts met in Big Piney and Pinedale. Wm. Bayer and Wm. McGlimans chaired the Pinedale group while L. Budd led the Big Piney group.
Farm Safety for National Defense
An article extols ranchers as crucial to national defense highlighting the dangers of barbed wire livestock and machinery. It calls for safer daily work practices and better planning to prevent injuries as labor shifts to military and industrial needs.
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National Defense
Uncle Sam
Jan Wistine
W. W. Luce Undergoes Appendectomy at Rock Springs
Pioneer rancher and livestock raiser W. W. Luce was taken to Rock Springs General Hospital last week where Dr. Lauzier performed an appendectomy. He is progressing as well as could be expected for a man of his years and hopes to return home soon.
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W. W. Luce
Rock Springs General Hospital
Lauzier
Luce
Get Acquainted Party For Mrs Dan Chapel
A dessert bridge party was hosted last Friday at the home of Mrs Kenneth Fear with hostesses Mesdames Bennett Looney Fear and Inch. High prize went to Mrs G T Morgan, second to Senera Sherman, and low to Mrs Van Chapel. Mrs Dan Chapel received a present, and her mothers in law Mrs James Lambert and Mrs Frank Chapel were given bouquets. her husband received a cake.
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Dan Chapel
Kenneth Fear
Mesdames R
Bennett
W. L. Looney
Elva Mar. Inch
G. T. Morgan
Senera Sherman
van Chapel Low
James Lam_bert
Frank Chapel
Scrap metal drives urged to aid war production
Francis Tanner reports on salvaging scrap iron and steel from ranches to speed up United States war effort. He cites huge needs for aircraft, guns, ships and bombs and urges ranchers to deliver scrap now to avoid halting mills and wasting lives. Local IH dealer aiding salvage efforts.
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WSE
Francis Tanner
Sam
Lown
International Harvester
Federal Reserve Bank Wolds Annual Meeting
The Sublette National Farm Loan Association branch of the Federal Land Bank at Pinedale held its annual meeting on Saturday March 14. Directors and officers were elected and year plans announced. Norman Barlow was re elected as secretary and treasurer. Sam Stark filled the vacancy left by the late C C Alexander. Phil Marinck was re elected with Gordon Jenets and John Bloom serving unexpired terms. A 92 person dinner followed at the community hall with toastmaster Norman Barlow. Principal speakers included Wm E Buehr J Gordon Morgan and Hob Wilson who urged support for the Food for Victory campaign and buying more Defense Bonds and Stamps.
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Federal Reserve Bank Wolds
Sublette National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Pinedale
Norman Barlow
Sam Stark
C. C. Alexander
Phil Marinck
Gordon Jenets
John Bloom
Wm. £. Buehr
J. Gordon Morgan
Farm Securety Administration
Hob Wilson
Intermountain
FSA
Paper drive delivers 2 1 2 tons to Kemmerer by local Scouts
Last Sunday a 2 1 2 ton shipment of old paper was hauled to Kemmerer by H. Dunham with Donald Hopkins and Karl Youngberg. Scouts and Cubs collected the paper for National Defense and Ona Harrison praised the load as the best received in Kemmerer. Dunham received a sincere vote of thanks for his patriotic service.
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Saunday
Kemmerer
H. ©. Dunham
Donald Hopkins
Karl Youngberg
Ona Harrison
Oregon Trai
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Dunham
Amateur Hour Sponsored by Legion Auxiliay Tonight
The annual Amateur Hour program by the American Legion Auxiliary will be at Community Hall on Saturday night March 21. The event invites public participation and competition with audience voting and a post program dance.
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American Legion Auxilary
Merch
Warren Marx Dies in Salt Lake Hospital at 43
Warren Marx, 43, longtime Labarge resident, died last weekend in the Wels hospital in Salt Lake City where he had been a patient. Survived by relatives in Labarge, funeral services were held in Kammerer, followed by burial in Lincoln Nehr with his widow. An active athlete and baseball player of the area, he was well known in the valley.
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Warren Marx
LaBarge
Wels Hospital
Salt Lake City
Kammerer
Lincoln Nehr
Kites Weld for Kemmerer Man Last Sunday
Funeral services were held Sunday for Victor Joslin well known resident and ex service man who died last Friday from ill health Burial was in Huge Colorado Monday He was secretary of the Lincoln county Spermen's Association and visited frequently in Big Piney LaBarge He is survived by his widow two sons father and several brothers and sisters He was a bookkeeper for Platt Wilson for a number of years
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Mierer
Victor wJoslin
Joslin
Big Piney-LaBarge Spermen's Association
Lincoln County Association
Huge
Colo
Breaved
Platt Wilson
Mrs. Carr Visits Son at Kemmerer Hospital for Illness
Mrs. Guy Carr visited her son Edward at Kemmerer hospital where he is confined with after effects of a severe septic sore throat. Friends express hope for a speedy recovery and his return home soon.
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Guy Carr
Edward
Kemmerer Hospital
Larkspur Poisoning Remedy Questioned by UW Scientists
Laramie reports that UW research chemists dispute claims that baking soda lime salt and iodine boxes in larkspur areas safely prevent livestock poisoning. Professor Beath and colleagues note potent alkaloids from larkspur can kill a full grown animal in hours. (Continued on Page Three)
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Laramie
Mar
University of Wyoming
America
A. Beath
Hid
United States
Beath
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Harry Herbert Rahm
Charles Joseph Clark
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Richard John Luman
Robert George Lozier
Harry Roy Pennock
Earl Simmons
Fay Carollo Barger
Milford Byron Steele
Pinedale Pinedale
George David Rowland
Pine. Dale
Gustav Adolph Erckson
Joseph Frank Korfante
Herbert B. Kleinstick
Ralph Edwin Hopkins
William Don Pope
William Oscar Ray
Vern Raymond Schrader
Cal
Per
Erwin Waller Kape
James Woolston Lambert
Gay Warren Hayden
Edmond Cornelius Todd
Merna Wyoming
Robert Lindwack
von Shelton
Big Sandy
George Owen Smith
John Glatter
Mason
Fred Lindback
William Gillette Anderson
Pine Cale
William Jolson Pape
Donald Wayne Ropers
Antune Marcel Tronquet
Bouid_ e
Charred Lee Stegman
Arthur A. Pape
Edwin
Wilson Luce
Pine
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Gus Phillips, Jr
Wyo
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Caspet
Marcus Martin Jones
Alvin Lester
Twichel
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Jerome Enoch Deveraux
John Roosevelt Gouurley
Ray Frank Lewis
Agricultural News
Wm. Bayer
Wm. McGlimans
Due L. Budd
Phil Mariner
Dan H. Budd
Rie Piney
Edgar A. Reeves
State “Soil ‘Conservation Committee
Donald A. Ritter
Big Pinecy
Joe. L. Budd
Philip Marincic
Arnold Olson
Walter G. Yose
Philadelphia Record
W. W. Luge
Rock Springs
Lester Olson
Ylts Hospital
Salt Lake
Kemmerer Man
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