Annual Wy Stock Growers Meeting Set For June 3 4 5 1964
About 500 cattlemen from Wyoming and neighboring areas attend the 92nd annual Wyoming Stock Growers Association convention in Worlington June 4 and 5 with executive committee meetings June 3. Brooks Keogh of Keene North Dakota will lead the program, joined by Melvin Holmquist Grover Sims and several invited officials. Local leaders and Cow belles presidents also slated to speak. The event features fur events and an informative program promising a successful meeting.
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Cere
Melvin E. Holmquist
Denver
Grover Sims
Livestock & Meat Products Division
Washington, D. C
Imcgee and
Simpson
Harrison
Joe H. Watt
Moorcraft
Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Stat Sanford
Alcova
Chane Prearsen
Upton
Wyolls
Chester Pasten
Thedford
Nebraska
American National Cow-Belles
Cancer Crusade Fund Helps Sublette Patients
Sublette County residents who exhausted resources receive $150 from the Cancer Society unit to cover drugs and X rays. Contacts in Big Piney provide aid information. Wyoming’s Cancer Crusade kicks off April with a Casper benefit ball April 11 attended by state officials. Proceeds support county units. Marie Farrell leads Big Piney. Red Bennett, Sr. and family traveled to Laketown after the death of her nephew Leland Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Sublette Co
Caneer Society
Fob Jameison
Wm. Ray
Kenneth Fear
Emily» Marinci
Big Piney
Congress
Wyoming
Pease
Cusade
van Irvine
Caffordangen
Casper
June Johnson
Bixby
Glenrock
Wyo
Marie Farrell
Red Bennett
Laketown
Utah
Leland Wood
Sophomore Easter Breakfast at Elementary Café
Tickets go on sale for a junior high and high school event at the Elementary Café teriai. Prices are 1.00 for adults, 75 cents for fifth grade and under, and 4.00 for families. Buy from any sophomore.
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UNIOR
Pioneer Mrs. Clifton Fear Sr. Dies After Illness
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Clifton Fear Sr. in Salt Lake City after long illness. Born Cornela ONeil July 29, 1896 in Cheyenne Wyoming, she moved to Big Piney in 1909. Survived by husband Clifton Fear and four children, with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral rites were held March 23, 1961, at St. Athene’s Catholic Church with interment in Big Piney cemetery.
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Uast
Big Piney
Clifton
Cornela O'Neil
Fear, Sr
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Winela Louise O'Neil
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas D
Mary Searcy O'Neil
St. Mary's Cole
Atne
Big Piney Iriangle Cub
Rusle
Imo
Meyer
Big Fincy
Charles Cartek
Pushand
Gifton
Kenneth
Edgtheary
Cuneha Jewett
Ren
C. BR. O'Neil
Big Finey
Margaret Conwell
Laramie
Wye
Ruth Meyers
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Mewis
Harrison
Montana
Frank Fear
Kenneth Fear, Jr
George R. Earp
Allen Bradley
Douglas Vickrey
George Hittle
Tanner
Big Piney 4-H Clubs Host Community Party
Big Piney area 4-H clubs staged a community party featuring demonstrations by Noelettles. Electri city and leathercraft clubs led by Dann Fisner Charles and Margie Sims, with Glenn Fosher showing electric motors and Linda Moon carving leather. The evening included games and chances led by Annette Scherbel and Pauline Phillips. The next gathering is April 15 at 7 30 in the Legion Hall.
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Big Piney
Noelettles
Cubs
Dann, Fisner
Charles
Margie Sims
Glenn Fosher
Linda Moon Wuh
Scotl Scherbel
Jerry Arnold
Annette Scherbel
Pauline Phillips
the Legion Hall
Spiritual community offers 24 hour call for help in Big Piney
A local religious group announces its arrival in Big Piney and offers spiritual aid to residents, stating they are available around the clock by phone at 2081 and inviting community members to call for assistance.
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Jesus
Man
Mrs Wyoming winner from Big Piney earns Mrs. Wyoming title
Big Piney resident Mrs Gordon Mickelson, 38, captured the 1964 Mrs Wyoming crown at the Jackson Jackson Teton Van Gas contest. Runner up was Mrs High Soest of Jackson Hole, third place to Mrs Joan Arass of Kemmerer. Mickelson will travel to Washington April 2 and St Petersburg April 14 for the national contest with expenses paid.
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Gordon Mickelson
Big Piney
Wyoming
Jackson
High Soest
Hole
Joan Arass
Kenneth Arass
Kemmerer
Mickelson
Washington
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gordon
Wyoning
O. E. S. Meets March Seventeenth at Masonic Hall
The O. E. S. chapter met at the Masonic hall with Mrs. Vorostka and Duke Nal presiding. Davie Virostke led the program with a reading titled Inspiration of the Labyrinth, which was praised as instructional. A discussion on Faster followed and the group adjourned to a dining room decorated for St Patrick with refreshments served.
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Davie Virostke
Duke Nal
Patton
Near
Wyoming Game and Fish reps at national travel shows
Seven department employees will represent Wyoming at travel shows across the nation through June. Shows span six cities including San Francisco St Louis Milwaukee Detroit Los Angeles and Dallas. Representatives include Don Dexter John Mueller Darwin Creek Orville Mayer Max Long Steve Wilson and John Newman as they promote hunting and fishing opportunities to out of state sportsmen.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Los Angeles
Dallas
Don Dexter
Speas
Casper St. Lois
John Mueller
Buffalo
Darwin Creek
Medicine Row
Orville Mayer
Torrington
Max Long
Rock Springs
Steve Wilson
Ocean Lake
Fremont County
John Newman
Jaramie
Charles R. Rodermel
Wyoming
Rodermel
Sublette County Wool Pool Sells At 65.19 Cents
The Sublette County Wool Pool sold about 40 000 pounds of 3 8 and 1 2 blood small neck wools to Caron Spinning Company at 65.19 cents per pound after seven bids. High quality long staple clean wool will be handled through Southwest Wyoming Wool Warehouse in Rock Springs for delivery in late May amid heavy snows.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Sublette
Caron Spinning Company
Big Piney
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Grand Master of Masons visits Big Piney Lodge No 47
Grand Master Albert Dr Murray of Evans ton paid his official visit to Big Piney Lodge No 47 AF AM on Monday evening. A banquet was served in his honor prior to the meeting and a good attendance of Masons was in evidence.
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Wyoming
Masons
Albert Dr Murray
Exvanston
Big Piney Lodge No. 47
AF. & AM
Puncher Earns Third At Laramie In State Tourney
Big Piney Punchers placed third at the state basketball tournament in Laramie after going undefeated in the season and taking Class B honors at the Southwestern tournament in Green River. Robbie Douglas and Paul Kulin Sky were named to the all tournament team.
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Big Piney Punchers
Ipaced Sun
Laramie
Green River City
Robbie Douglas
Paul Kulinsky
Pneumonia Still Packs Wallop In Modern Times
Dr Robert Austrian at the University of Utah College of Medicine warned that pneumonia remains deadly when combined with influenza. He cited pneumonia as one of the ten leading causes of death in the country based on recent observations.
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Robert Austrian
University of Utah College of Medichie
Pneumonia Risk Shifts as Antibiotics Cut Deaths
Dr Austrian notes antibiotics cut pneumonia deaths raising questions about past knowledge and vaccine pauses. He cites a rising elderly population and urges reexamining prevention for those over eighty, plus ongoing efforts to understand bacterial invasion. State study shows early deaths remain high in penicillin treated patients.
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Austrian
State University of New York Downstate Medical Center
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Growers Meeting
Cancer News
Clifton Fear, SR
BIG Piney Penguins
BIG Piney Woman
O. E
Wool Pool
Puncher
Joe L. Budd of
Senator Simpson
Kerr
U.S
Ewing T. Kerr
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Senate
Washington, DB. C
University of Pensylvania Medical Research
Nis Hese
Red Cross
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