Presentation of Distinguished Service Cross Made Mar 22
At the American Legion hall on March 22 Captain William BR McCann of Pocatello Idaho and Lieutenant Skinner of the US Marine Corps presented the Distinguished Service Cross to Largeanr Lloyd Buad posthumously. A color guard of Marines accompanied the ceremony as Robert Goonnow and Leonard Viehrey performed songs including Lest We Forget. Relatives and Legion delegates from Kemmerer and Matcoum attended honoring the Marine cited for risking his life to aid a wounded comrade under heavy fire in Korea.
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American Legion Hall
William BR. McCann
Pocatello
Idaho
Skinner
US Marine Corps
Largeanr
Malcolm Lloyd Buad
McCany
Robert Goonnow
America
Leonard Viehrey
Lhe
American Legion
Post
Wyoming merchants face price regulation survey start week
The Wy0- Mung district office begins late this week a survey requiring merchants to keep records of maximum prices under the General Ceiling Price Regulation. Officials say the effort will help determine compliance and support investigations into price validity, with follow up surveys to cover manufacturers and retailers later.
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Saenchos Savey
Baumesses
OPS
Ey Cement
F.c
Cong
Existig
OPS Sad Ib
Se Lews
Wyeoming
State Office
Cheyenne
Questons
OFS
Patrolmen in Cheyenne to Aid Stranded Motorists With Gas
Cheyenne Wyoming patrolmen will carry an extra five gallons of gas this summer to aid travelers stranded far from stations. Patrol Chief Capt William R K Bradley said cars will carry the fuel to help motorists reach the next filling station with the traveler expected to repay the loan.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
William RK Bradley
First aid classes for women begin March 29
A Thursday evening session will teach artificial respiration with instruction from Dr Roche and Mrs Roche. Women are asked to wear slacks and participate in the course announced earlier.
Plans progress for Wyoming state convention in Cheyenne
Delegates and visitors from across Wyoming gather in Cheyenne June 10 to 12 for the annual convention of the Department of Wyoming Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries. President Auxilary officers will preside. sessions include memorial services and ritualistic contests at various posts.
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Cheyenne
Department of Wyoming
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxhay
Auce Scovel
Sheridan
Henry L Feistner
Pawe
Francis E Warren
Varius
Publc
Hugh
Eids
Cry Ang
Alice Scovel
VOW
Stop Signs Appear in Town Amid Spring Weather
John Christman from his ranch notices new stop signs around town as residents enjoy pleasant spring conditions. The sighting prompts drivers to observe traffic rules and stay attentive on local streets.
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John Christman
South Pines
Grandad Steps Out Junior Class Play Delights Big Piney
The Junior Class of Big Piney High presents the comedy Grandad Steps Out on March 21 at 8:15 PM in the Community Hall. The lively cast features Grandad, his grandchildren, and a host of townsfolk in a tale of mischief and family antics.
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Grandad
Big Piney Iugh School
Sim Mahoney
Armany
Chaarood
Ground
Mr Cullens
Spencer
Citel
Laura Morton
Marilyn Ray Grandad
Charles Sims
Tuly
Kay Barton
Betty Shaccuke
Susan Twichell
Kip Shadnek
Frank Bray
Judie Ludie
Judie Norwood
Yroting
Farm Bureau
Jun. Meeks
Muss
Abby Siggins
Margie Whitman
Jobe Feeney
Ace Gurney
Leonard Vickrey
Jobe
Eeney
Martim Nielson
Al Payne of Opal Dies After Illness Funeral Held
Al Payne longtime Opal Wyoming resident died Friday at LOM hospital Kemmerer after a long illness He was 50 years old Survived by wife and brother Lee Payne funeral services were Monday in Kemmerer at DePauw Mortuary with Rev Stevens of the Methodist Church officiating Interment followed at Kemmerer City Cemetery Attendees from Big Piney included Elizabeth Capel John Stevens and others from the community
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al Payne
Opal
Lee Payne
Fox
Lee
Kemmeter
Kemmeter City
Big Piney
Rriaabeth Cape
John Stevens
Richard
Franciy Tanner
James FP Jensen
Mig Robst Gunter
Dan Grapel
Fred
Beek
State Highway Deaths Total 41 to Date
Wyoming reports 41 traffic fatalities to date this year with 31 by this date last year. The latest victim is James G Dempster, 41, killed in a culvert near Ranchester nine miles east Friday night. Mrs Howard Masoner was visiting Salt Lake City over the weekend.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Highway Patrol
James G Dempster
Culis
Ranchester
Howard Masoner
Sail Lake City
Bis Piney Community Warm Bureau Meets at Legion Hall
The Bis Piney Community Warm Bureau held a regular meeting at the Legion hall at 7:30 pm March 28. President Victor McGintus named committee chairmen for the year. The semi annual district meeting was discussed with hopes members will attend. The Rock Springs meeting runs April 10 and 11 starting 10:00 am April 10. A Training Schedule for the Associated Women of Farm Bureau will be held in conjunction with the meeting. Mass Helena Marinic was home with her parents Phup Mazin jae. Helena attends the University of Wyoming in Laramie.
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Bis Piney Community Warm Bureau
Legion Hall
Victor McGintus
Rock Springs
Associated Women of Farm Bureau
Willen
University of Wyoming retires home economies head
Elizabeth J McKittrick, head of the division since 1922, will retire with September 1 as her last day. Verna J Hitchcock, state home demonstration leader, will succeed as division chair. McKittrick joined from Kansas State and led national committees and student groups.
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Verna J Hitchcock
Elizabeth J. McKultrich
Mitcheuch
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Elizabeth J McKittrick
University of Wyoming
University Board of Trustees
See
Miss McKittrick
Kansas State College
MLK ltrichschau+ manship
Kappa Phi
Phi Upston Omucron Amrican Association of Univers!l Prof
AAUW
Laramie
Lae
American Red Cros
Umiversity
Phi Rarpy Mn
Gene Ray
Agriculural
Donald Denning
A & M Ev
Cornell
Wyoming game and fish sets antelope permits for 1951
The Wyoming game and fish commission plans to issue a record number of antelope hunting permits this year due to a rising pronghorn population. More permits will be available in the northeast hunting area covering Campbell Craik Weston and Converse counties. The commission meets April 3 to set hunting dates and regulations and to review recommendations from sportsmen groups and ranchers.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming Game and Fish Commussimm
Werden Charles Hanseum
Campbell, Craik
Weston
Converse
Game Commission
Benefit Dance by PTA for High School Bank Fund
The Parent Teacher Association sponsors a dance after the Junior Class play on Saturday evening March 31 to raise funds for the high school bank uniform fund. An added attraction will be a cake walk and mothers are asked to bring a cake. Light refreshments will be served at the dance.
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Parent-Teacher Association
High School Bank
Barrett Endorses 1951 Red Cross Drive Support
Governor Frank A Barrett sent telegrams to county chairmen in Wyoming urging full support for the 1951 Red Cross fund drive. He highlighted the need to aid increasing numbers of service members and families amid the Korean War and stressed ensuring continued Red Cross services statewide.
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Barrett
Drive of Red Cross
Tiis
American Red Cross
Kora
Frank A Barrett
Rosale Hinketh
Red Cross Fund
Rosale E Hockett
Chairan
Red Cross Wind
Sublette County
American Red Crews
Pinedale
Wyoming
Wyomine
Wromims
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Wyomings Game and Fish
Cheyenne Office
Greenviver
Bear River
Little Snake River
Great Divide Basin
Lincoln County
Uinta County
Dumage
Game and Fish Department
Helena Marincic
Phup Mazinjae Helena
Universit of Wyoming
OUR Democracy
Watt Avi
Mik
U. W Post
Verma J Hitchcock
SiSth
Ehabie
Bransound Stein Ag
Jueher Buihers
Omaha
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