Gallemore and Cooper wed in Moose Wyoming ceremony
John Gallemore and Suzanne Cooper joined in marriage at the Church of the Transfiguration Moose Wyoming at 2:00 PM Monday May 21 Reverend W A Thomas officiated. Miss Cooper and Mr Gallemore of Big Piney were attended by local guests and the reception followed in Jackson. The couple planned a honeymoon in San Francisco then Ellensburg before summer school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Thomas
St. John's Episcopal Church
Jackson
Wyo
Suzanne Cooper
John Gallemore
Big Piney
Church of the Transfiguration
Moose
Margaret Demorest
Paul J. McGrath
Elizabeth Chapel
John Budd
Nei Herschler
Henry Budd
Joe Budd
T Rnvis Tanner
Floyd Spencer
Wrath Bray
Wart Hotel
San Francisco
Calif
Tvers
Ellensberg
Wash
Gallemore
Gallemone
Four-H Club Members to Be Honored in Future Programs
Outstanding recognition in Citizenship Lead Community Relations and Public Speaking will bring honors to thousands of 4-H Club boys and girls this year. Awards include certificates of honor funded by Thomas B. Wilson, $300 scholarships, all expense trips to the National 4-H Club Congress, and watches, medals, and trophies for various leadership and speaking winners. National and sectional honors are coordinated by the Cooperative Extension Service and National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work with details via county Extension offices. Memorial Day May 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Siyeng
Thomas B. Wilson
Chicago
Edward Foss Wilson
Gene Autrey
Wm. Rigley Jr. Co
Congress
Counly
Pure Oil Company
Club Congress
Cooperative Extension Service
Awanis
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Accident injures man when pistol discharges at his belt
Charles Lima was accidentally shot in the upper palm of his leg on Tuesday by a 222 caliber pistol in a holster on his belt. He was rushed to La Evanston Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lima
la Evanston
Lions Club Officers Elected at Iguiney Meeting
The Lions Club of Iguiney elected officers at a May 17 regular meeting at Community Hall. Victor S McGinnis was chosen president with Fred Schaffer as first vice president and Paul Virost as second vice president. Dan Ghape became third vice president, Orville A. Wilkerson was tail taster and Norman Perlins along with Donald W. Jewett named directors. Paul J. McGrati was elected secretary-treasurer and Paul W. Scherbel as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Iguiney
Community Hall
Victor S McGinnis
Jet
Fred Schaffer
Paul Virosts3
Srd
Dan Ghape
Tail Tavister
Orville A. Wilkersonion Tanner
Paul J. McGrati
Treas
Paul W.scherbel
Norman Perlins
Donald W. Jewett
Junior Wyoming Stock Growers Association Plans Annual Meeting
The two year old Junior Wyoming Stock Growers Association schedules a time packed program with the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. Activities include a luncheon business session Tuesday noon and an evening event. Hilton M Briggs dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wyoming will speak at the occasion. Wednesday is open for attendees to join convention sessions, the meal, banquet, and dance. Thursday morning features junior events and related sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Wyoming Stock Growers
Hilton M. Briggs
of Agricutture
University of Wyoming
Param
Jumitoss “My
Wyoming ‘Penitentis Ly
Veterans GI home loan study highlights buyers and costs
A Veterans Administration sample of over a million GI home loans from 1944 to 1955 reveals buyers averaged 32.1 years, with monthly housing expenses about 96.75 dollars and incomes near 493.80 monthly. The data show 407,000 loans in 1954 and 643,000 in 1955, with 60 percent for new homes and rising down payments and maturities.
Stock Growers Meet in Rawlins to Highlight June Convention
The 14th annual Wyoming Stock Growers Association convention will be in Rawlins on June 5 6 7 with top speakers and panels. Norman Barlow will present the annual report and Dr G H Good and Earl Butz will address research and national agriculture topics. Brucellosis control livestock economics and sheep branding also feature as committees meet and the 1957 host city is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stock Growers Associaton
Rawlins
Wyoming
Norman Barlow
Association
George H. Cross
D Jr
Car- Belles
Hilton M. Briggs
College of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
Neal Hilston
James Tucker
Dale Bohmont
Robert Platt
Cairne
Deck Brenner
Montana Stocktrawers Association
G. H. Good
Wyoming Live Gok and Sanitary Board
Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
American Stockman
American Way
Earl Butz
Washington, D. C
Butz
Cecil Hellbusch
Safeaway
Denver
G. Good
Leeland A. Grieve
Brannd
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Milward Simpson
Basimaster
AE. Vass
Vass
Veterans buy new homes at higher prices in 1955
Veterans who bought new homes paid about 550 dollars more in 1955 than 1954. The average price of new homes was 12 476 in 1995 compared with 11 924 in 1954. Existing homes averaged 1343 in 1955 versus 10 989 in 1951. Down payment ratios rose, but housing expense to income stayed similar. Greene praised planned taco plane use in Department operations as long needed.
Wyoming Game and Fish launches air plane program
A.F.C. Greene announced a modernizing move for the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission with an air plane program. Two aircraft, a Piper Super Cub at Pinedale and a four seat Cessna at Cheyenne, will support elk counts, waterfowl surveys, and long distance transport. Pilots J. A. "Art" Goomis of Torrington and Charles N. "Dick" Miller of Pinedale will operate the planes full time, with aim to improve field operations and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F.C. Greene
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Pinedale
Cheyenne
Greene
J. A. “Art’ Goomis
Torrington
Charles N. “Dick” Miller
Remains of T D O Neil Laid to Rest in Local Cemetery
The remains of Thomas D. O Neil were moved to Big Piney for a graveside service conducted by Charles Bertek of the Catholic church from Pinedale. O Neil died in February 1955 after a long illness, with obsequies held Wednesday afternoon in a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. O’neil
Francis Tan
Salt
City
Thomas D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Charles Bertek
Catholic Church
Pinedale
Mr. O'Neil
Antelope permits to be amended by Wyoming game commission
At a Casper meeting the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission moved to amend 1956 resident antelope permits for Little Sandy Lander Creek South Rock Springs Pinedale Boulder North Pinedale and West Green River areas. Applications due 5:00 p.m. August 1 at Cheyenne office with August 3 drawing. Winners notified and must pay license within 7 days or lose permit to next alternate. unclaimed permits sold on a first come basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fich Commission
Casper
Little Sandy-Lander Creek
South Rock Springs
Pinedale Boulder
North Pinedale
West
Cheyenne
State allocates abatement funds to Wyoming towns
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission grants include 800 dollars to Medicine Bow Chugwater and Guernsey 1100 dollars to Torrington Big Piney and Glenrock 1260 dollars to Douglas and 1500 dollars to Kemmerer bringing 1956 allocations to 30100 dollars Greene lauds the program as vital for protecting waterfowl fish and fur bearing species and conserving water resources across the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. c. Greene
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Casper
Medicine Bow
Chugwater
Guernsey
Waich
Greene
Town of Big Piney Declares Clean-Up Week
Proclamation proclaims May 28 to June 2 as clean-up week. Residents are urged to complete yard clearing to use provided trucks for rubbish removal. Stack waste in the alley for collection during the week. By order of the town council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Masonic Dance Grand Affair At Community Hall
The Masonic dance by Big Piney Lodge A. T. & A.M. at the Community hall last Saturday night drew a large crowd. Music by Martin Tangich orchestra from Kemmerer. Attendees included John Gallemoore, chair. Mike Viraskka. Bobby Miller. Punch was served. nonresident permits limited to 25 percent of total. Beef pricing and grades explained for shoppers in Wyoming stores, with Prime to Utility grades and stamps described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Big Piney Lodre A. T
A.M
Agan
Martin Tangich
Kemmerer
John Gallemoore
Mike Virasska
Bobby Miller
Punch
Patsy Kothe to Attend FHA National Convention in Chicago
Patsy Kothe aged 17 from Carper Wyoming will delegate to the 1956 Future Homemakers of America National Convention July 2 at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. She is a senior at Big Piney High School and has held multiple FHA offices. Adviser is Miss LaRue Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Perry Kothe
Perry Kothe
Carper
Wyoming
Future Homemakers of America
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Big Piney High School
PHA
LaRue Campbell
FHA
U.S
Territory
Patsy
FRHA
Anmwcan Home Economics Association
U.S. Office of Education
Amerita, Vocational Association
National Education Association
Yves
Spewing School
Jobs Daughters
Pen Chub
Paper
Annua
Farm Pureau Amateur Contest at Pinewale Jivine 21
Two age groups compete for a state convention trip and cash prizes in a rural talent event at Pinedale Wyoming. First group ages 18 to 28 must be Farm Bureau members. second group ages 6 to 17 may be regular or associate members. Events include vocals instruments folk dance and skits with topics on agriculture and national economy. For entry contact Mrs. Will ford Steele or Mrs. Orval Janes in Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Alericutfe
Wiil
Ford. Steele
Orval Jeincs
Pinedale
Wyo
Stan Murdock Crowned Champion Track Man of Pinedale
Stanley Murdock led Pinedale to its second Wyoming Class B track title at Gillette on May 19 scoring 54 points. He set a 440 yard dash record of 52 seconds, beat the 100 yard mark in 9.2 seconds, won the 220 yard dash and took second in the broad jump. He is the son of Mrs Solon Murdock of Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Murdock
Pinedale
Gillette
Murdock
Stanley
Solon Murdock
Wyo
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Charles
Self
Lions Club
Veterans Newa
Game and Fish
Game
Fesh
G. & F. Commission
County Hda News
Patsy Kothe
Stan Murdock
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