Howard Masoner dies in Evanston Wyoming March 20 1902
Howard Masoner known as Johnny died Friday at 3 10 PM in Memorial hospital Evanston Wyoming after lingering illness. Born August 29 1902 in Edgerton Missouri he moved to Wyoming in 1983 with wife Ada and daughter Juanita. He later ran Masoner Barnware Ironwork and Silver Dollar Cafe and was store manager at Big Piney Cash Grocery. Service held March 22 at Bills Funeral Home Evanston. remains shipped to St Joseph Missouri. He is survived by wife Ada, son Howard L and two daughters Juanita Phillips and Janice Imeas, plus five grandchildren and many siblings.
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Howard Masoner
Johnny
Memorial Hospital
Evanston
Wyoming
Aingering
Edgerton
Mr. Masoner
Juanita
Pinedale
Big Piney
Masoner
Masoner Barcware and Iamber Co
Silver Dollar Cafe
Big Piney Cash Grocery
Bills Funeral Home
Rev. J. Be Confair
St. Joseph
Dan Masoner
Kansas City
Jack
Stevie
Elisha Masoner
Howard
Warren Phillips
Chiidren
Gus Erickson
Frank Moffat
Sa Joseph
Crippled Children's Conferences Spring 1959 Dates
Crippled Children's conferences for detection of crippling conditions in children under age two will be held Wednesday May 15 in Rock Springs Sweetwater County Memorial Hospital basement for several counties and May 16 in Afton High School Building for Lincoln and Teton Counties. Parents urged to arrange referrals two weeks prior and bring recent physician exams if possible. An orthopedic surgeon and a pediatrician will conduct examinations under the Wyoming State Department of Public Health.
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Rock Springs
Sweetwater County Memorial Hospital
Sabelle
Swetwater
Carbon
Uinta
Afton
Lincoln
Teton
Wyoming State Department of Public Health
Sublette County GOP to Elect 1959 State Committee Members
The Sublette County Republican Central Committee will meet April 3 1959 at 8 00 PM in the Court Room of the Sublette County Court House Pinedale Wyoming to elect one committeeman and one committeewoman to the State Committee and address any other business. James Greenwood Jr Chairman. Also notes on walleye pike behavior and weather.
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Sublette County
Republican Central Committee
Sublette County Court House
Pinedale
Wyoming
James Greenwood, JR
Guided Mrs Club Holds Monthly Meeting Monday
The Guided Mrs. club met Monday at the Legion hall with presiding officer leading. Three guests, Miriam Davinson Lois Rigby and Thelma Ditton attended along with HDA Stella McKinstry. Minutes and financial notes from the Blood Typing Clinic were reviewed and discussed.
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Legion Hall
Miriam Davinson
Lois Rigby
Themla Ditton
Dee Burns
Betty Keeney
Center P Ctes
Fim
Spain
Mable Carr
Lois Bakko
Pat Fosher
Stella McKinstry
Idaho
Shirley Tanner
Alice Griggs
Jackie Manning
Ricky Collins
Aked
Aso Idias
Dahte Wenz
50 Bulls Consigned To Spring Sale At Idaho Falls
The Six-Point Hereford Association of eastern Idaho announces 50 bulls consigned for the spring sale at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds Idaho Falls on Friday April 3 1959. Bulls are 18 months or older bangs tested T B free and guaranteed for breeding. Judging by Byron Beyers and SL Williams with auctioneer duties assigned.
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Six-Point Hereford Association
Idaho
Bonneville County Fairgrounds
Idaho Falls
Dan Letham
Driggs
Latham
Byron ‘Beyers
Twin Bridges
Montana
SL Williams
Pendleton
Oregon
Letham
Red Cross Seeks Help as Large Carp Heavily Weighs In
Community alert notes a carp measuring about three feet and weighing roughly 50 pounds. The Red Cross urges volunteers and donors to assist in local fishing and conservation efforts.
Triangle Club Meets March 19 in Legion Hall
The Triangle Club of Big Piney met on Thursday March 12 at the Legion Hall with Blanchark and Feezy Kronild as hostesses. The meeting opened with a prayer by Maxine Painter. minutes and treasurer's report were read. Discussion covered Achivement Day France theme, Ruth Hedges art class, possible fall dancing classes, and a 2 financial guarantee for youth programs. Demonstrations on Tube-setting and sewing by Deanne Fear and Jackie Mewaham with Dorothy Michavis and Helen Tanner highlighted the afternoon.
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Triangle Club of
Big Piney
France
Ruth Hedges
Helen, Bray
Deanne Fear
Jackie Mewaham
Dorothy Michavis
Helen Tanner
Thair
Wyoming Utah game fish meet over Flaming Gorge issues
Representatives from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the Utah Department of Fish and Game met in Green River on March 14 to discuss and resolve problems linked to the Flaming Gorge Project. Topics included waterfowl development access rough fish control spawning areas and fish stocking. Attendees included officials from Green River Pinedale and Cheyenne with names such as Orville Mayer Rock Strings and Fred Jackson among others.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Utah Department of Fish and Gam
Green River
Wah
Wyoming
Game and Fish
Orville Mayer
Rock Strings
Ifford E. Bosley
Fred Jacksom
Pinedale
Frat M. Eserman
Cheyenne
Our Soil Our Strengths Seeks Better Seed Prices
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District seed and fertilizer pool is in operation with bids for products and prices set to reflect slight increases this year. Cooperators were notified by letters. orders must be in by April for bid forms to be distributed to dealers.
Governor Hickey to Speak at Wyoming Mining Convention
Governor J J Joe Hickey will open the Wyoming Mining Association convention in Riverton on April 17 18 outlining steps to spur further mining development. Association president Glenn E Sorenson says Hickey has shown strong interest in Wyoming mining problems and it's a privilege to have him address the program.
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Gov. Hickey
J. J. Joe" Hickey
Wyoming
Riverton
Glenn E. Sorenson
Association
Hickey
Sorenson
American Studies Lectures Set at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming American Studies department sponsors two lectures during the 1959 summer session. Dr. Wallace B. Davies of the University of Pennsylvania presents talks on the American Portrait Gallery and biographical approach. Dr. Randel discusses myths about America literature as interpretation and social philosophy.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
American Studies Department
Wallace B. Davies
University of Pennsylvania
American Portrait Gallery
Randel
America
Bronx
New York
Columbia Universiy
Michigan
Columbia Uni
Dr William Randel Versity Lectures and Teaching Career
Dr William Randel has taught at Minnesota and Missouri schools and directs American Studies at Florida State University. He has lectured across several campuses including Missouri, Minnesota, Duke, Knox College in Jamaica, Helsinki, Athens, and the West Indies. Married with two children, his hobbies include ornithology boating and chess. Lectures open to the public. Carp are bottom feeders.
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University For Minnesota
Missouri School of Mines
Florida State University
Simmer
University of Missouri
University of Minnesota
Duke University
Knox College
Jamaica
Randel
University of Helsinki
Unversity of Athens
University College
Thc
West Indies
Randels
Tub‘ic
iF F A NAMES delegates to go to Douglas Apr 3 4
Ward Whitman and Vern Mc Williams will attend the 32nd annual meeting of the state organization of Future Farmers of America as official delegates from the Big Piney Chapter. The two day event will be held in Douglas April 8 and 9. One of the featured speakers will be Governor Joe Hickey. The convention includes finals of the Wyoming State FFA public speaking contest and a Leadership Training Conference emphasizing education in agriculture. Ward Whitman is a regional finalist aiming for state and national contests. The 4-H club of Cora community met March 9 at Carol Mathisen's to plan tours for members with livestock or crops. Reporter Pam Swaia.
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Ward Whitman
Vern McWilliams
of Future Partners of
Wycoming
Big Piney
FRA
Douglas
Boyd Whitman
Gary Stepp
Jack Clark
Wick Keeney
Joe Hickey
Wyoming
Whem
Whianan
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Cora
Carol Mathisen
Pam Swaia
Jacoletti Named Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioner
J Jacoletti, chief clerk since 1943, was named State Game and Fish Commissioner at a Cheyenne meeting with Governor Hickey. A. F. C. Greene, passing 16 years with the department, was relieved of duties. R. W. Spratt was elected president with S. J. Jacaletti as vice president. Jacoletti will assume April 1. he has two sons, Les and Jack.
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J. Jacoletti
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Cheyenne
Macoletti
J. J. Hickey
A. F. C. Greene
R. W. Spratt
Cabin
James F. Powers
Spratt
Commission
Game and Fish Commission
J.J. Hickey
A. .C. Greete
Game and Fish
S. J. Jiacaletti
Gerk
Jacoletti
Kemmerer
Home Meter Bank
Oeparment
Agricultane
Les
Cneyenne
Jack
Bouloér
Colorado
Greene
Deparament
Ath
Warren
Oreign
Succeu
Lenser Bagey Ip
Financial statement heading snippet shows liabilities and capital totals
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MRS. Club
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Red Cross
Triangle Club
Laming Gorge
Wyoming-Utah
Dann A. Foshei
Work Unit
William Randel
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State Bank OF
United States
Funiture
Teened
George A. Moffat
Geo. A. Moffat
Meldred M. Miller
Jas
Mickelson
James P. Jensen
State of Wyoming
Sublette
Ithereby
Helen Atwood