Local Notes From Merna Area Highlight Family Visits and Events
In The Week's News families near Merna enjoy returning home for summer. Jim Payne family welcomes Janet Thompson for three weeks as Mrs Thompson travels to Oklahoma City. P. C. Hansen leaves for Jackson after time on Green River ranch. Mr and Mrs Jim Payne host supper at Hansen ranch with Goodrick and Hansen guests. Dick Pierson and others spend Sunday fishing Green River. 4 H club meets at Bronx hall under Mrs Gee Prana. Donna Payne visits. a tan dog joins the Payne household. John Harriss and son Billy visit Pinedale for shopping. Mrs Mary Seeth from Kumimere sends greetings. Bronx community pot and pig supper planned at Mason Phillips home May 27. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Paynes
Janet Thompson
John Thompson
Oklahoma City
John
Pinedale
P. C. Hansen
Jackson
Green River
Jim Payne
Guy Goodiicx
Hansen Ranch
the Goodricks
Mr .Hansen
Bronx Newsmakers Rally Flavoring Spices On Road
Bronx reporter Jim Allen and Rawleigh desca travel to rural communities this week promoting blends and seasonings. They visit ranchers in the area as Artie Pape and family return home to the ranch. Mason Phi 28 aided with the move from Pinedale while Mrs Jim McLaughlin and family settle back after a school term away. Mrs McLaughlin cared for the Lester Pape children during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Allen
Rawleigh Desca
Artie Pape
Rahech
Acoal
Pinedale
Mason Phi
Jim McLaughlin
Melvin
LaVonne
Prizes Totaling 8000 For Window Displays Fifth War Loan
Geo. D. Rowland announces prizes totaling 8000 for best Fifth War Loan window displays. Sponsored by the Nations Association of Display Industries, the contest aims to boost funds and broad public support. Prizes include twelve War Bond awards up to 500 dollars for standout displays in cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
D.rowland
Sublette Gouty War Finance Committee
Nations Association of Display Industries
Baim
Lewise
Lawrence i
War Bond Drive Window Displays Urged Countywide
County War Finance chairman urges all stores in towns under 100000 population to plan special window displays for the War Bond sales campaign. The St Leann drive begins June 13 and participation is encouraged regardless of contest involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County War Finance Committee
Rowsend
St. Lean
Notice of Land Selection and Objections in Cheyenne
The General Land Office in Washington issues a notice dated March 31 1944 stating a land selection under the Taylor Grazing Act of June 28 1934 with 900 acres in specific sections to be offered for sale or selection. Objections or protests must be filed within thirty days of first publication with evidence of service to the State or filing office, through the United States District Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming. Joe Dav Wolfittin, Assistant Commissioner, First Publication May 18 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Tie Invenuok
Gener Land Office
Washington, D. G
Nulice
Tno
Sectou & al
Teylor Greang
Ag Ama
Rui W
F. M
United States District Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Land Office
Joe Dav Wolfittin
Gia. it dras it by upping your paste
The message uses fragmented phrasing about savings and income to urge measure of personal finances. It mentions higher income and emphasizes evaluating savings as a key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
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Merna
Dick Pierson
Max Prang
Marjorie
Marlene Frang
William Pape
Bob Miller
Carroll Noble
4-H
Bronx Hall
Mrs Gee
Prana
Guy Goodrick
Donna
Alice
Paynes
Payne
Dex
Tar the Inquirer
John Harriss
Billy
Mary HL Seeth
Kumimerer
Bronx
Lueck Pemmy
Mason Philips Home
Inge
Jewley
Army
Katt Devens
Mass
Gine
Tral
Charles S
Iberater
Hers
C. W. Patterson
Jett
Detroit Diesel Engine
General Motors
New Guinea
Plu
Atia
Studebaker
Bertagnolli Motor Co
Griff & Sebastian
Kemmerer, Wyc
Wrecker Service
You II
Iale
Wey
Bronx News
U. Si Treatery
John Allen
Wyo. Con
Casey Klein
Clark Field
Philippines
Frank Kurtz
Lieut. Kurtz
W. L. White
Mr. White
W.L. White
Ape Wess
Coca
Fa Amerie
Walter B. Reed
U. S. Treasury Department
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