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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
6
Laramie Wyoming university coeds named as Fig Sisters for next year include Bernice Seating chairwoman Lorraine McIntyre Louise Scott Jean Nimmo Lillian Carleson Carlie Harris Katherine Maloney Shirley Slade Esther Downer Mary Day Mary Kay Budd Ada Burke Evangeline Zinn Margaret Newkirk Kathleen Toole and Zetris Winnegar for outstanding ability in social work.
Saratoga cooperative investigation of a reclamation project starts. Cheyenne and Fort Francis E Warren golf course opens. Tensleep offers travel route with views over the Big Horn Mountains. Casper reports independent paper sold to Charles.
Bids will be opened June 2 for the construction of two residences at the Wyoming Tuberculosis sanitarium. The project awards and contractor details will follow bid opening. Local officials urge timely submission and adherence to sanitation building standards.
Local teacher Miss Anna Gravenkemp departed Wednesday for her home in Hamburg Iowa. Other notes report coal miners from Kemmerer district working on Green River mountain east of town near the three bridges, and visits by John Sloan of Frontier Supply Co and Mr Webster of Parco Gasoline Co. Att. G B Heckett plans a motor trip to Enterprise Oregon to fetch his children who have been with relatives since December. He'll be joined by Mrs May, Miss Ann Billings, and Roy Rider of Pinedale for the Portland summer trip.
Miss Jennie Bird daughter of Charles Bird graduates top of Big Piney High School and earns a free scholarship for a stenographic bookkeeping telegraph or civil service course at Chillicothe Business College in Chillicothe Missouri.
The U S civil service commission announces open competitive exams for associate marketing specialist wool with June 18 deadline. Vacancies in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Department of Agriculture, in Washington D C or in the field. Salaries from 3200 to 3700 annually. Selection based on education experience and a thesis or discussion. no location reporting required.
The program for the annual conference of teachers of Vocational Agriculture will be held in Laramie Wyoming in the Teacher Training Rooms July 21 to 25. James K. Wallace, livestock marketing expert, will attend as a listener. Prager Miller of Roswell New Mexico, field representative for the Federal Farm Board, has been invited to explain the board and its objectives. Sheridan-Dormitory is occupied at Wyoming Girls School while Dayton bids for a new school building are received.
The contest showcases Jean Scott of Laramie finishing second, sister of Paul Scott who won a Rhodes scholarship this year from Wyoming and previously captured the AIMe prize five years ago.
The annual meeting of School District No Nine will be held at the High School room on Monday June 23 1930 at 2 PM to elect one trustee and consider voting and appropriating 28000 for school purposes with an increased levy of five mills on the dollar, subject to overall levy limits, and to transact other lawful business.
Miss Lethe Coleman, a worldly returning traveler, speaks at Chautauqua about her global journey. She shares vivid impressions on China, Japan, the Philippines, Siam, India's restless millions, Egypt, and Mussolini's Italy, highlighting broad cultural awakening and international perspectives.
Mr and Mrs James E Anderson of Kemmerer are described as visitors to day in Big Piney as they travel through the area.
Miss Lucy Wilson, a teacher in the district for the past term, has accepted a summer clerkship with the Western Drug Company. Jackson improvements on the road to dump have been completed.
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