Amateur Hour Draws Big Crowd in Piney Toharge event
The tenth annual Amateur Hour hosted by the Big Piney American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 filled the Community Hall last Saturday March 16 with strong attendance and applause. Master of ceremonies Francis Tanner guided a varied program including dances miniatures and songs with winners announced: Camp Fire Girls first prize Della Mae McWilliams second prize and Wilma Redden third prize. The report also notes a stolen car recovered in Twin Falls Idaho tied to two youths.
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Big Piney
Francis Tanner
Camp Fire
Della Mae Mewill Hams
Wima Redden
Big Piney Roundup Assn Sets Annual Meeting Date
The Big Piney Roundup Association will hold its regular Annual Meeting at the Town Hall on Sunday March 31 1986. Bids for the roundup foreman position must be submitted to Kenneth Fear before the stated deadline. Signed Joe L Budd President. Also notices of local visits and greetings from residents are included in this notice section.
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Big Piney Roundap Association
S Hall
Kenneth Fear
Joe L. Budd
Denver Symphony to Broadcast on KOA March 23 1946
Denver Symphony Orchestra under Saul Caston will be highlighted on the Orchestras of the Nation program broadcast from KOA on March 23 at 1:60 p.m. MST. The concert features Bach Arise Ye Sleepers, Beethoven Symphony No.5, Debussy Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, and Strauss Welt Abs from Der Rosenkavalier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Saul Caston
Eugene Ormandy
Beethoven
Caston
Debussy
Richard Strauss
Thea Wfigs Fm
Strauss
Victory Gardens Unity Across Homes and Hospitals
Victory Gardening united families and communities during the war by growing fresh vegetables at home and in hospital plots. It fostered health through exercise and diet, built neighborly bonds, and linked work life with communal plots improving industrial relations and social cohesion.
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Ferry-Morse Seed Co
America
Sam
Dad
Mom
Will Durant
National Wool Growers Back Robertson Plan Endorsement
The National Wool Growers Association endorsed Senator E. V. Robertson's wool stabilization bill 3874 and pledged to work for its passage. Endorsements came from J. M. Jones and Byron Wilson, with Robertson noting he opposes subsidies except as a last resort. Local notes mention Green River visitors and Laramie travels.
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Wahington
National Wool Growers Association of
United States
EV. Robertson
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Robertson
Slack
Wyoming
Byron Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
J. A Hill
University of Wyoming Agricural College Thow
National Wool Growers Association
J. M. Jones
Association
Byron Wison
Nnties
Call for Bids on School Transportation Routes
Sealed bids for bus transportation of Big Piney Wyoming school children on five routes plus athletic trip transport will be received until 2 00 PM April 4 1946. Bids based on standard mile routes with flag and flat rates, details from Geo A Moffat clerk. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Geo. A. Moffat
Board of Trustees
Big Piney
Wyoming
Middle Piney
Dan H. Budd
Henry L Budd Ranch
C. G. Dewed
The
Boars
Dance Luncheon Hosts Enjoy Evening at Marittic Home
Mr and Mrs Philly Manneic and Mr and Mrs James Jensen hosted a dance luncheon at the Marittic Home on Saturday night for thirty friends. Lively fellowship continued past midnight with ample food, and guests returned to the Community Hall expressing thanks for a lovely time.
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Philly Manneic
James Jensen
Marittic jHome
Cotton Textiles Power North Carolina Growth
The cotton-textile industry spurred factory growth in North Carolina from 1880 onward, centering in the Piedmont region. It evolved from coarse yarns to medium and fine textures, forming a 50 million dollar business that benefits national wealth and Savings Bonds promotion. Treasury Departing OLS.
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North Carolina
Piedmont
OLS. Treasury
Big Piney cour t clash ends in two losses for Nu Club
In Kemmerer the Nu Club team fell twice to the Big Piney Town Team 38 31 and 31 29. LaBarge Merchants defeated Big Piney Junior High 26 15, while LaBarge-Nu Club played without Morey Wright and Salem Seck led Kemmerer with 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Big Piney Town
LaBarge Merchants
Eutam
LaBarge
Norman Medffat
Boyd Carr
Howerton
Bledsoe
Dhump
Ulrich
Nu Clb
Carr
Howertier
Bledscei I
Moffet
Brews
Tanner T
NU Club Mayers
Perry
LaBarge-Nu
la Baise
Morey Wright
Star
Yose
Nelson
If Poins
Seck
Hwiter
Ae Kemmererites
Ll Vickery
Iail Calum
Seniors announce class play All American Family plans
The Senior class selects All American Family as their play to present in May. Sophomores staged a penny-based Take it or Leave it show on Friday March 15 with Billy Budd as host. Contestants included Norman Moffat Dorothy Gurney Chares Chastensen Richard Stevens Gene Hale Rodney Bennett Mildred Hartson Carl Hale Miss Cooper Boyd Carr and Hartson answered a 64¢ question. Beans counted in a jar guessing game accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Budd
Norman Moffat
Dorothy Gurney
Chares Chastensen
Richard Stevens
Gene Hale
Rodney Bennett
Mildred Hartson
Carl Hale
Miss Cooper
Boyd Carr
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Moffatt
Salt Lake
Browning
Twin Falls
Idaho
BIG Piney Roundup Assn
Jim Bhammel
Carpet
Texas
Mrs. Norman, Barlow
Cora
KOA
Truman
Hoover
Truman Flety
White House
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Lloyd Stever
Muskegon
Mich
Anth Ins
Stever
Italy
Ann Xan
Loaely
New York
Frank Tallavas
Mother Roth
Churchill
Sruan
Washington
National Wool Growers
E. V. Robertson
W. L. Looney
Green River
Mr. and
Myst
Mick Wreen
George Nichols
Big Piney Commercial Club
Erickson Care
Krwsich
Seoth
Hunter Wirich
DeMori
Merigiant Tole
Donna Jean Ward
Free Lance
Joyce Peterson
Billy Budd Garis
Georgia DeGraw
Lenore Coates
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