Republican Women To Meet in Rock Springs
Mrs Roy Chamberlain state president announced plans for the Wyoming Federation of Republican Women state convention in Rock Springs on May 22. Delegates and visitors from across the state are expected with speeches by Mrs Richard M Simpson of Washington DC and others including Mrs B Parks of Pueblo and Rep Russell Mack. Governor, Senator and Congressman are invited guests.
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Roy Chamberlain
Lust
Wyom Federation of Republican Wham
Rosk Springs
Richard M. Smipson
Washington, D. C
Russell Mack
Co-préss
Casper
Katryn Meloney
Basin
Rational
Children's Conferences Planned in Rock Springs
A crippled children’s conference is set for May 25 in Rock Springs at the Sweetwater County Mercy Hospital. Eligible are crippled children under 21 from Sublette, Sweetwater, Carbon and Uintah counties. Parents with nonattending children should contact their physician or the Division of Crippled Children, and a recent physical exam is suggested for conference day. An orthopedic surgeon and pediatrician will examine. forms available on request.
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Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Mercuit
Sublette
Carbon
Uinle
State Department of Public Health
Division of
Wyoming State Department, of Public Health
Cemetery Clean-up Day at May 19 Cemetery
Community volunteers will gather Saturday May 19 for a cemetery cleanup. Bring tools and lunch. coffee will be provided.
Baccalaureate Services Set At Big Piney High
The Rev. Miner Bruner of Logan Utah will speak at the Big Piney High School Baccalaureate in the Bien Gymnasium on Sunday May 13 at 8 00 pm The event aims to ease crowded conditions and has been a longtime tradition with Bruner delivering the address
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Miner Bruner
Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Utah
Bruner
Soil Readings Show Irrigation Potential Varies by Location
May soil readings from the Tripple Peak Seulthh region report 72 inches of snow and water content at several sites including Poison Meadow 39 inches snow with zero water and Soda Lake 46 inches snow with 27 percent water. Long term averages and 1955 data are referenced and irrigation prospects are about one third above long term averages. Dennis Lewis of the Soil Conservation Service discusses the work at Den 8 Byrd ranch while Tamaire Tech Inc raters and Pendell Ditch relocation are noted.
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Tripple
Sourse
Cottormoud
Poison Meadow Vourss
Gres
Soda Lake
Cowre
Snider Basin
Den
Byrd Ranch
Dem Lewis
The
Soil Conservation Service
Eoe Etter
Tamaire Tech Inc
Thomncon
Diser
H. Rirc Iareh
A. B
Cocos
Pendell Ditch
FHA NEWS Mother Daughter Banquet Held With Spring Theme
The annual event featured Avril Shawers setting, spring centerpieces, orchid corsages for each mother, and introductions of chapter members and guests. Speeches were given by Patsy Kozhe Miss Cooper and Mrs Gillespie. Alyss Alexander delivered the blessing before a meal prepared by Mrs Ray and served by five FFA boys.
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FIFA
Barara Lewis
Lia Gurney
April Showers
Betty Budd
Lorélla McAlister
Gas and oil activity to rise in Southwestern Wyoming
Carter Oil Company officials forecast a big increase in oil industry activity across Southwestern Wyoming with the Pacific Northwest pipeline expansion. They predicted 97 wells, including 250 wildcats, would be drilled in Wyoming in 1958, up from 1955, and noted Wyoming’s 183 oil fields produce about 275000 barrels daily.
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Carter Oil Company
Wyoming
Tag
Treas
Casper
Examiner
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Green River Basin
Sloan
Denver
Carters Western Division
Wyomning
Pacific Northwest Line
Koin
L. T. Hart
Carter
Billings
Montana
Wyomis
United States
Hart Tod
Wildcat
Hart
Annual Meeting of Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association
The Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association holds its annual meeting Saturday May 12 at the Gaiety Theatre at 11:30 with officer elections. Speakers include William L. Chapman and Norman W. Barlow. A 6:30 to 7:30 reception, banquet, dancing, and a toast by Jim Greenwood follow, with tickets $3.00 available at local venues.
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Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association
We Green River Valley Cattlemens Association
Gaiety Theatre
William L. Chapman
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Norman W. Barlow
Wyoming Stork Growers Association
Jim Greenwood
al Fanelli
County 4-H Leaders Camp Set for Alpine May 31 to June 2
Alpine hosts the 4-H Leaders Training Camp convening May 31 through June 2 with 130 leaders, junior leaders, and county extension agents from Southeastern Idaho and parts of Wyoming. The event trains in planning and conducting county 4-H club camps and developing leadership in recreation, handicraft, and project work under the Eastern Idaho 4-H Club Camp Association and University of Idaho.
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Wil
Alpine
Idaho
Wyoming
Eastern Idaho
University of Idaho
County extension invites leaders to apply by May 15
Extension Service invites Subette County leaders to attend a regional session. Interested individuals should contact the county extension office before May 15 to register or receive details.
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Subette
Town Clean-Up Day Scheduled by Mayor
Town cleanup day will be held Monday May 28. Residents urged to tidy premises and improve town appearance. Trucks will haul away rubbish. By order of the Mayor and Town Council.
Miller announces granddaughter Darlene Chadwick engagement
Mrs George Miller announces the engagement of her granddaughter Darlene Chadwick to Mr Richard Holgate. A June wedding is planned.
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Miz
George Miller
Darlene Chadwick
Richard Holgate
St. Join’s Hospital Marks National Hospital Week
St. Join's Hospital Announces May as National Hospital Week. The piece reflects on the hospital's vital services and the impact of smaller hospitals in sustaining community health and providing personalized care during distressing times. It emphasizes the heart behind care over mere equipment and honors the hospital's role in curing and healing.
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St. John’s Hospital
Red Cross Feuds Campaign Totals and 1956 Leaders
Sublette County Red Cross reports 1956 campaign total over quota by 10 160 dollars with a goal of 1 059 800. It lists county officers and volunteers across Pinedale and Big Piney, names chairs for county funds and public information, and notes end of a two year term on July 1 1956.
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Red Cross
Pinedale
Big Piney
He Son Shell
Bic Prev
Ric Piney
Cammunien Chainain
Helners
Campaien
Sel
Sublette County Red Cross
Thomas Wedier
Sotette County
Hannah L. Bud Manhirton
Bess Clow
Boulder
Thelma Datton Calpet
Mable Brause Gora
Miriam Barlow
Bronx
Melvin McLoughlin Daniel
Leo Livingston
Maxine Smith
Auguste Toro
Caroline Fast
Charles Reece
Caryn Ding
Maroski
Agnes Hilton
Shriver
Behring Mas
Ada Wilton
Ella Clodius
Anna Grinder
Delegates Named for Republican State Convention Casper
Sublette County Republican Central Committee selects delegates for the Casper convention. Named as delegates are Mrs. Lora Jewett Mrs. R Ey Clark El Bayer Mrs Carroll Noble Joe Buds and Francis Panner. Alternates include Mr and Mrs Bil Dew Mrs Joe Budd Mrs Francis Tanner Carroll Noble and Norman Barlow.
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Sublette County
Republican Central
Casper Marth
Lora Jewett
James E Vance To Be Graduation Speaker Here
Dr. James B. Vance Jr a university geography professor will speak at Big Piney Mus year graduation exercises. He came to Wyoming in 1955 after teaching at Arkansas and served as Research Geographer for a naval project. He has published studies in geography and lives with his wife Jean at 1268 N Sixli Laramie.
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James B. Vance
University of Wyoming
Big Piney Mus
Vance
University
University of Arkansas
Office of Naval Research
Clark University
Worchester
Mass Vance
Natick
Mass
Jean
N. Sixli
Laramie
Wyoming Game and Fish broadcasts begin for fishing season
Wyoming radio stations started daily three minute broadcasts on April 30 to promote fishing. The program airs Monday through Saturday through hunting season, in partnership with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. George W. Reynolds, information and education officer, announced the cooperative effort.
Sublette County Republican Women Elect Delegates
Sublette County Republican Women met at Mrs. Joe Budd home with sixteen members present. Mrs Frances Clark led in the absence of president Mrs Jennie Bayers and delegates to the state meeting in Rock Springs on the 2nd were elected: Mrs Carrell Noble Mrs Bill Bayes Mrs Jack Levis and Mrs May Nelson with alternates Mrs Jee Budd Mrs Mike Virestko Mrs Harold Smith and Mrs Jim Harrower.
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Sublette County
Mike Virestko
Harold Smith
Jim Harrower
Lewis
Lora Jewett
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