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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
4
Mrs Eugene Forister and her two children plan to leave for Cheyenne today to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Grimes for a few days.
Mrs Willim Chacourne and her son Brice completed a visit with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and departed Tuesday for Los Angeles. They were driven to Kemmerer by Mrs Davis Mrs George Daviren and Mrs Mike Virostko where they boarded the train. Local Lions Club from Big Piney discussed assisting Kemmerer Lac Chub in paving a hard surfaced road from Sate Creek to Opal. The line of residents relying on the road includes ranchers and fall shippers.
Friends of Pete Petrie of Opal report he is a patient at Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City recovering from major surgery. Miss Ethel Baker of Denver visits Gordon Jewett’s home. Mrs. E B Clow and two sons travel to Lingle Wy to visit construction worker Mr. Clow, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bird. Lyle Gurney injures his lip and ruptured ear drum, three stitches applied at Pinedale clinic. The Mariniere family heads from Rock Springs to Mayo Clinic Rochester for Jo Ann’s observation. Mrs. Harry Marse and daughter Marilyn depart for Glendale to visit Magee family. Joon Budd moved from Kemmerer hospital to Salt Lake City for a ranch check, with Mrs. Budd accompanying. Maybelle and Doris Erickson relocate to Pinede for Jackson Beauty Shoppe operation. Salt Lake City visitors include several local residents. Eastern Star members attend Pinedale Chapter meeting in Big Piney.
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