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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1950

Page

5

Masonic Dance Gala at Big Piney Lodge Hall

Big Piney Lodge No. 47 A F and A M held a Saturday night dance at the Community hall with square dancing, conventional dancing after 9 30 pm, and a midnight supper by the American Legion. Attendees included members from Pinedale lodge and chapter. music by local performers. hall decor featured colored creme paper streamers. punch served.

Big Piney Lodge No. 47 A. F A. M Pinedale Lodge Cottage Hotel American Legion Frank Yearsley Ruth Barton Marjorie Whitman Norman Petey Pir Piney

Wyoming schools collect clothing for European children drive

The ninth National Children's Clothing Crusade extends aid to Europe during wartime. Edna B. Stolt praises Wyoming schools and the Wyoming Trucking Association for gathering garments to ship to Save The Children Federation for dispatch to Greece and other regions.

Wyoming Europe Edna B. Stolt Wyoming Trucking Association Denver Colorado Fred E. Woodring Sarvice Profe Seboot Save ‘the Children Federation Leland D Carmack Grartlegiarty Greece America

Paservigors Board Meeting Set For March 29

The Board of Paservigors of the Bog Piney Soil Conservation District will meet Wednesday March 29 at 2:00 pm at the Soil Conservation Service office. Items include the first business, cooperative seed pool, a summer tour demonstration, and a report on the interim legislative committee meeting with the Wyoming State Association of Soil Conservation Districts. The chairman invites cooperators to attend. historical notes mention 1888 sawmills in Uinta County producing 4,000,000 feet of lumber and 700,000 ties valued at $30,000.

Paservigors Bog Piney Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Office Phil Marincie Cooperative Wyoming State Association of Soil Conservation Districts Uinta County Wyoming University of Wyoming Library

Triangle Club News Luncheon and Ceramics Demonstration

The Triangle Club held a Thursday luncheon with hosts Edythe Baro Betty Conrad and Ava Davis. Mardell Fear and Tola Fos reported on Farm and Home Week at Laramie. Members received program books and one project funds two years of Congregation church insurance. Tom Fox Muriel Gray demonstrated plaster of Paris wall plaques, Hannah Bird explained making plaques from coffee cans and plywood, and Mardell Fear read a ceramics history. Pottery from Van Briggle Art Co. was exhibited and sold to members at half price.

Triangle Club Edythe Baro Betty Conrad Ava Davis Mardell Fear Tola Fos Laramie Hincheen Tom Fox Muriel Gray Paris Hannah Bird Briggle Art Co

Wyoming Gas Co rate hike denied by Public Service Commission

The Wyoming Public Service Commission refused a rate increase for Wyoming Gas Company serving Worland Basia and Greybull. It cited unapproved price changes by affiliated suppliers and depreciation facts as bases to delay rate adjustments and set new accounting rules for future filings. The decision preserves current consumer charges while outlining required accounting standards and stressing original cost and depreciation in rate base calculations.

Cheyenne Wyoming Public Service Commission Wyoming Gas Company Worland Basia Greybull Wyoming Big Horn Gos Company Commission Renad

Change in Ordinance No 46 Big Piney Wyoming Amends License Tax

Notice announces a town ordinance to amend and reenact Ordinance No 42 in Big Piney Wyoming. It imposes a license tax on persons firms or corporations furnishing amusements or engaging in certain occupations and declares unlawful unlicensed activity with penalties. By order of the Town Council.

Big Piney Wyoming

Barrett Announces Agriculture Bulletin for Distribution

Congressman Frank A Barrett says he holds a limited number of the Department of Agriculture bulletin Family Fare Food Management and Recipes. The publication contains about 200 recipes and guidance on food planning and buying. Copies available by writing to Frank Barrett Member of Congress 1506 House Office Building Washington DC.

Frank A. Barrett Department of Agriculture Frank ‘Barrett Congress Washington, D.C

Two Sublette Co Men Attend Commission Meet

CHEYENNE Wyoming four Wyoming men will attend the first annual meeting of the Upper Colorado River commission in Grand Junction Colorado this week. Austin P Russall assistant state engineer and R D Gondrich of Laramie left Sunday March 19 for Grand Junction Joel Budd of Big Piney and Norman Barlow of Cora will also attend. Budd and Barlow were members of the Upper Colorado River Com act ion comm mission which went out of existence when the present commission was formed. Russell and Goodrich recently attended the commission's budget and engineering committee meetings in Denver.

Cheyenne Wyoming Upper Colorado River Commission Grand Junction Colo Austin P. Russall R. D. Gondrich Laramie Joel Budd Big Piney Norman Barlow Cora Budd Barlow Colorado River

Jensen couple visits friends in Clearfield Utah

Mr and Mrs James P Jensen traveled from Clearfield Utah to attend after Star Chapter events and visit locals during their stay this week.

James P Jensen Clearfield Utah Star

Mrs. Alice Pape Dies in Cora After Illness

News arrives of the death of Mrs. Alice Pape at Cora on Wednesday morning. An elderly and widely known county resident she leaves a large family. Father particulars are not available at this writing.

Alice Pape Cora Pape

Ranching problems discussion to hold second meeting

A second meeting in a series on current ranching problems will be held Monday evening at 7 30 in the high school Ag building. The discussion topic is 165 grosses for hay production. All interested are urged to attend. Also at a regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 42 Mrs Bessie Clow was initiated.

Ugh School Ag Bie Pmey Order of the Eastern Star Bessie Clow

Elmer Olsons Enjoyable Family Trip to Arizona

Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson and daughter Lois returned from a two week tour of Arizona visiting Mesa and the Tonto National forest area with relatives. They described hunting activity in the open season and praised Arizona mountains for scenery. They noted Sublette county residents in Phoenix and Mesa and were joined by J J Dahlgust of Fort Bridger and the Olson siblings.

Elmer Olson Lois Arizona Olson G. L. Olson Mesa Tonto National Forest Phoenix Elmer Arizona Desert Sublette County Phoenx J. J. Dahlgust Fort Bridger

District Advisory Board Meeting Notice Pinedale WY

The Annual Meeting of the District Advisory Board of the Sublette Grazing District will be held in Pinedale Wyoming on March 28 1950 at the local District Grazing Office Bureau of Land Management. The meeting will discuss license issuance for 1950 grazing season and plans for range improvements and wildlife and livestock conservation. Other agenda items include Section 4 applications for improvements on public lands transfer of grazing privileges land sales land exchanges and other grazing use issues requiring Board action.

Sublette Grazing District Pinedale Wyoming Bureau of Land Management Investock District Advisory Board

Wyoming Education Spending Questioned at Conference

Dr Maynard Bemis of the University of Wyoming urged focus on how much more to invest in children at the four day Wyoming school administrators conference on campus He noted Wyoming ranks 345th among 48 states in total education spending despite higher per capita income than several neighbors The session was sponsored by the university College of Education and the Wyoming Association of School Administrators

Wyoming Maynard Bemis University of Wyoming Bemissid Wyomng Union Bemis The University’s College of Education Wyoming Association of School Administrators

Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Kemmerer's Mayor

Guy Hull 53, mayor of Kemmerer, died after a heart attack. He moved to Kemmerer in 1936, served in World War I, and led the city since 1946. Survived by wife Delilah, son Glen, brother Stanley, and two sisters Amanda Arave and Marvel Larmer.

Guy Hu Kemmerer Deseret Mortuary Salt Lake City L. D. S. Church Hull Veterans ‘Hospital Salt Lake Guy Hill Abraham Hill Hil Utah Idaho Wyoming U. S. Marine Corps Beneficial Safe Insurance Company Guy Hulk Offie Delilah Glen Colorado Teachers College Greeley Stanley Arco Amanda Arave Monterrey Park Calif Marvel Larmer Hagerman

Hogs Slip at Omaha as Cattle Hold Steady Monday

Bar prices plunged on Monday at Omaha with hogs dropping 50c to 3.00, hog weights 180 to 369 pounds bringing 14.00 to 16.25, cattle steady to lower. Beef and canners softened, stags and fat cattle traded unevenly, stocker and feeder activity slow, fat lambs and feeder lambs steady with prices around 25 to 27.75 for 10 pounders. Ironically, yearling stock steers and bred ewes showed limited movement amid overall weaker undertones in the market.

Omaha Midlan~uary Lews Stags Ceady Bost Sevrer

Camp Fire Girls Hold Council Fire and New Members

On March 18 at the O Neill rumpus room Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds held a council fire. Tharon Mickelson awarded certificates to Blue Birds and welcomed new Camp Fire Girls: Manlyn Magee Barbara McGmnnns Lela Gurney Marjorie Olson Kay Barton Santa O Neill and Barbara Olson. Beads were given to others while Jackie Bennett and Janice Masoner read Indian legends. Mothers attended as guests including Alice Stacy.

Camp Fire Tew Birds O'Neil Tharon Mickelson Blue Birds Manlyn Magee Barbara

Lander Flour Mill Sold In 1888 Operation

University of Wyoming archives state that on December 1 1888 the Lander flour mill was sold while in operation. It was built entirely with Lander capital at a cost of 20000 dollars and its output was declared as good as that of Colorado and Nebraska mills.

Lander Colorado and Nebraska Mills University of Wyoming Archives Department

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SOL Conservation News Triangle Club News Congressman Barrett Agriculture Sublette Co U_N Eritrea United Nations Asmara Besiurt Ward N. Commission For Tallan Feluny Natiomae Society Elmer Olsons University News Camp Fire Girls Alice Stacy, Scribe
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