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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
6
A vintage culinary note outlines extending meat supplies with varied stews. It lists ingredients and steps for beef and lamb stews, with browning, vegetables, spices, and simmering to tender finishes, offering international flavor twists.
A garbled recipe fragment mix lists beef kidney stew with pastry topping, beef strips browned then simmered with beans and tomato sauce, and a Chinese inspired pork chop suey style dish. It mentions curry beans, rice, lamb stew, and vegetable additions with unclear quantities and steps.
The Treasury launches a campaign using an emblem of a grandmother sampler to urge grandparents to buy bonds and stamps for their grandchildren. Mrs George Marshall, wife of the Army Chief of Staff, founded the group and recommends securing the grandchildren’s future with bonds and stamps.
Numerous brief items report residents visiting, traveling home, and social events. Among notes are Norma’s return from Texas, visits by Grand Officers, trips to Pinedale for meetings, and family gatherings at Lester Pape and Payne residences. Mentions of car mishap, medical needs, and livestock chores appear amid community chatter.
Baccalaureate services will be held May 14 at the Episcopal church with Dudley B McNeil conducting and invites extended to the public. Commencement exercises are set for May 10 at 8 40 p m in the Community Hall with Dr Walter Rewaser of the University of Wyoming Education department as speaker. Seniors Betty Mae Mickelson Brim Ball Melvin Iverson Aden Daniels Louis Gorden and Delbert Lewes are listed as graduates.
A 20 voice chorus made up mainly of railroad employees performed on the show. The Union Pacific Railroad backed the event and the feature highlighted railroad life and work, with the July 15 date noted in the report.
World War II narrative recounts Lieut Col Iran Kurtz and crew as Old 99 is shot down at Clark Field. Eight men lie dead as they sheltered. Kurtz vows to keep Old 99 flying in formation.
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