Baccalaureate and Graduation Held in Local Schools
Baccalaureate services were held at the Community church on Sunday May 13 with Rev. Moner E Bruner delivering the address Bruner noted as one of the finest speeches in years Graduation exercises followed May 21 in the high school auditorium with Margie Whitman giving the salutatory and Susan Twitchell the valedictory She also received a four year honor scholarship from the University of Wyoming and a citizenship award Others honored included James Meeks Charles Sams and Mark Whitman along with dramatics awards and a main address by Dr Maynard R Bemis The list of graduates included Frank B Bray Jr James Carr Alice Gurney Nedra Jones Marlin Nielsen James Meeks Charles Sams Mark Whitman and Susan Twitchell 1200 elk hunting permits will be issued to residents and nonresidents in the Jackson Hole Management Unit with applications due by June 23 in Cheyenne The area includes Pacific Creek Berry Creek and portions of Grand Teton National Park Permit eligibility requires a prior regular elk license and no park drawing is planned The hunting season runs Sept 10 to Oct 31 Connie Yose, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Yose Jr, is recovering from an emergency appendectomy May 15 in Kemmerer hospital
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Moner E Bruner
Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Utah
Bruner
Otnor
Chasms
Eo -H
Maynard R Bemis
Department of Education
Wyomat
Emens
C. R O’neil
Co Hownz
Frank B. Bray, Jr
James Carr
Alice Gurney
Nedra Jones
Marlin Nielson
James Meeks
Charles Sams
Mark Whiman
Susan Twitchell
Wyoming
Grand Teton National Park
Jackson Hole
Cheyenne
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Pacific Creek
Berry Creek
Snake River
Jackson Lake
Lester Bagley
State Game & Fish Commissioner
Gentle Region Escapes Wind and Snow Storm
The section along the Union Pacific from Orden Utah to Rock Springs Wyoming endured strong winds and snow last Thursday but escaped the worst. Trees were uprooted and buildings, fences, and lines damaged, causing thousands in losses while electricity and phones went out in some areas. The narrator notes cooler conditions and relief from the cyclone elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Orden, Utan
Rock Springs
Wyo
Kemmerer
Gomm.siot
Sulphur Enables Wider Crop Production and Farming Needs
Sulphur aids crop production in many ways boosting fertilizer and fuel industries. With shortages easing, oil and chemical firms added by production plants to recover by products, forecasting a surplus of 196000 tons by year end, benefiting farmers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera
Sublette FFA elects new officers for coming year
Sublette FFA held its final meeting of the year on Monday May 19 electing new officers John Tanner president Roger Decker vice president Jerome Decker treasurer Jim Miller treasurer Tom O Neil reporter Dennis Hacklin sentinel and for the year prior Dennis Hacklin secretary Roger Decker treasurer Frank Bray Jr reporter Wayne Ray sentinel The retiring officers were praised for their work James F Mickeleon and Frank Bray attended Evanston to be made Knight Templar John H Walloughby Sr of Evanston visited briefly Lions supporters look ahead tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
John Tanner
Roger Decker
Jerome Decker
Jim Miller
Tom O'Neil
Dennis Hacklin
Sentinel
Charles Sime
Frank Bray, Jr
Omaha Market Tops With Multistate Livestock Trade
Livestock from 10 states powered Omaha market to a top rank on Monday as trade showed mixed results. Fat cattle and steers sold unevenly with some price drops, while light cattle and yearlings drew strong demand. Slaughter and replacement cattle posted varied gains and losses, with beef cows and hogs trading across a wide range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
John S Bugas to Speak at UW Commencement
John S. Bugas Ford vice-president and Wyoming native named 82nd UW commencement speaker. He will address graduates June 2 in the new field house after a career spanning law, banking, FBI service, and business. Also UW awards two $250 Hill Memorial scholarships to outstanding high school seniors based on grades, character, and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
J Ohn S. Bugas
Ford Motor Company
Bugas
Wyoming
Ford executive Bugas named director in 1945 campus speaker later director board
The commencement speaker became director of industrial relations for Ford Motor Company in September 1945 and joined Ford’s Board of Directors in 1950. He received an honorary doctorate from the University in 1946 and spoke on the campus during the University Forum of Labor Agriculture and Industry in summer 1950.
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Ford Motor Company
Bugas
Big Piney council tightens cleanup under local garbage ordinance
The Town of Big Piney votes to amend Ordinance 20 banning street litter and nuisance dumping. Alleys must be cleaned by May 28 for offenders to face strict enforcement and fines up to fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Dinty
Big Piney
Desnre for Dogs for Vet 1952453 Updated
The fee structure for dogs at the vet docket 1952453 has changed to 400 dollars for male dogs and 700 dollars for unspayed females. The data license must be paid to the Town Marshal before June 1, 1952.
Clinic Hours and Fee Change for Doctor Rock
Dr. Rock's hours are seven to ninety on Monday Thursday and Saturday. If in doubt about her presence call central, she notifies the control if unable to attend. The board will begin charging a fee for calls, fifty cents per case in the future.
School Picnic This Friday For City Visitors Guests
Me and Mrs Paul Virostko and Mrs. Mike Varostko were visitors at Soft Take City earlier this week. The school picnic is scheduled for Friday.
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Paul Virostko
Mike Varostko
Veterans GI Bill requires school officer statement for teachers
World War I veteran teachers using the GI Bill to study for degrees must obtain a formal employment period statement from a responsible school officer. The note, with start and end dates, is due at enrollment and sent to VA with re-enrollment. Rules apply to summer terms as long as teachers remain employed and attend five week sessions that lead to an academic degree.
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Veterans Administration
Obituary: Joshua Cranor 73 laid to rest in Wyoming region
Joshua W Cranor 73 died Friday May 9 in Liss Hot Springs. Funeral services were held Monday at Lincoln Memorial with Rev Raymond Knapp officiating. Interment followed at the cemetery. Pallbearers included George W Vickrey Guy C Decker Jr Tay Luoma Virgil Bailey La Barre and more. out of town mourners from Rawlings Lander and Kemmerer Gazette listed.
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Joshua W. Cranor
Liss
Whiter, Cail
M's
Robert F Vielksey
Sal Lake City
la Barge
Lincoln Mermary Dearl
Res
Raymond Knapp
Elwood Anderson
Dwight Hall
Walford Willams
Wes
Tcery Cemetery
George W Vickrey
Guy C. Decker, Jr
Tay Luoma
Virgil Bailey
la Barre
Clarence Vickrey
Carper
Dale Vickrey
Kemmerer
W. A Collins
Earl Harper
Rawjing
A. Gaylord
Charlie Adams
Gladys Rasmussen
Lander-Kemmerer
Specimen of the Whoopin-Crane on View at Wyoming Museum
The Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne displays a Whoopin-Crane specimen. Only B2 of these birds are currently known to be lying at the present time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State Museum
Cheyenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Teton Nat's Park
Connie Yose
Walter Yose, Jr
Kemmerer Hospital
F. F. A. News
James F. Mickeleon
Frank Bray
Evanston
Knigh Templar
Masonic Temple
John H. Walloughby, Sr
Evenston
James P Jensen
Weednesday
Points
Nebraska
Torasich
Molly Ells
Grand Chapter
Prinun
John 5 Bugas
Peaker
Rock Sperings
Wamsutter
Fea
University High School
Tae Univis.ty
Andrew P. Bugas
Walin
Kem Cheyenn
Gm FBI
Hill
UW Agr
University of Wyoming College of Agriculture
Vocalinn Aps
Johnston
Hill Memorial Scholarship Committee
Laramy Yn
John A. Bugas
Wey
Veterans News
Erans
Saccom
P. L
Joshua Cranor
la Barge Hild
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