Local and Personal Notices From The Community
Mr and Mrs James Creenwood and family left for Rosebug Oregon to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Rosald Firth and children head to Las Vegas to meet her mother after which Ron will travel to California. Mr and Mrs John Thomas and family depart for a trip to Kansas. St Annes Altar Society Bake Sale set for Saturday June 18 1966 at Burneys. Miss Dorosthy Weber and Mrs Clara Chambers of Darlington Wis are visiting their brother Art Weber and family. Bert Weber and family visited Marylarg and Pennsylvania Ohio and Nebraska with relatives. Everett Curtis is home from Salt Lake City Utah after eye surgery. Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs John Thorson of Bguiney and Mrs George Davison of Evanston left for Des Moines Iowa to visit relatives.
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Misa Dorosthy Weber
Clara Chambers
Darlington, Wise
Art Weber
Bert Weber
Charles Davis
John Thorson
Bguiney
Airs
George Davison
Evanston
Des Moines
Iowa
Piney Cemetery Board Proceedings April 28 1966 Meeting
The Piney Cemetery Board met at Town Hall April 28 1966 at 8:00 P.M. Officers elected: R O'Neil president Mildred Miter treasurer James Latee secretary. The minutes note Town Council will keep cemetery books at Town Hall with district paying $4.00 per hour for clerical work. Purchases approved: minute book checks interment record deed forms temporary markers. Future work not by the adjutant approved. Plotted cemetery lots to be sold for $1000 each. Combining graves without vaults to be overseen by caretaker and paid by district. Budget work continued for county tax request. Attest: R. O'Neil, James Luce, Secretary, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O'Neil
Mildred Miter
Tursurer
James Latee
C. BK. O'Neil
James Maickelson
Dan Chapel
Adtairer
James Mickelson
Dan H. Budd
James Luce
Poppy Day Notice From American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day is set for Saturday May 28 with Camp Fire Girls selling the flowers. Readers are encouraged to contribute lifetimes within a period and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Camp Fire
Daddy Daughter Dinner And Dance At Legion Hall
The Tawonka Camp Fire Girls hosted a Daddy Daughter Dinner and Dance on Tuesday May 17 at the Legion Hall. Girls wore Hawaiian costumes with a Hawaii theme, box suppers prepared at home, and Hawaiian music set the mood. Mrs Stevens, a fifth grade teacher, shared Hawaiian trip slides, followed by dancing with music by a local high school group led by leaders Hivers and teens George Earp Mike Crag Gurney and Murray Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Tawonka Camp
Hawaii
Damner
Stevens
Hawai
Lesa High School
He -Hivers
George Earp
Mike Crag Gurney
Murray Weber
toWiltams
Scribe
Public Library Hours Notice
Public library hours listed for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with some illegible abbreviations. Hours include 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM Monday and Wednesday, 9 to 11 AM and 2 to 3 PM Tuesday, plus a story hour and teacher request options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAL
Elks Span North America Before Colonization Era
Fragmentary note recalls elk as the most widespread member of the deer family across the continent before European arrival, highlighting its broad distribution and early presence among indigenous and settler landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Bid Invitation for 260 Tons Oil Treated Slack Coal
The Big Piney School District No 9 invites bids to deliver about 260 tons of oil treated slack coal to Big Piney Cementary School for the 1966 67 year. Bids may be rejected. Bids opened at the June 8 1966 Board meeting. Send bids to Robert Shepherd SuperintendentBig Piney Wyoming. Published May 12 19 and 26 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
No. 9
Board of Trustees
Robert Shepherd
Wyoming
Nationwide Spare Time Income Franchise Ad
An advertisement offers a nationwide opportunity for a spare time income venture in the U.S.A. and Canada. It promotes a space-age product sold at 13.95 per gallon prepaid with exclusive franchise rights and inventory-backed investment ranging from 406 to 14758.40 dollars. The notice provides a St. Ann Missouri address for Franchise Sales Division and a code 314-PE.90125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Canada
North Lindbergh Blvd
St. Ann
Missouri
Bank Offers Prompt Cash Service to Stockmen
An advertisement highlights a bank tailored for stockmen with prompt cash transactions and decades of reliable service. It promises courteous treatment and thorough customer care, emphasizing efficiency and trust in financial dealings.
For Sale or Trade Various Item Listings in Wyoming
A compile of local sale notices includes a 1966 Dodge W-8 Town Wagon with 4-speed, an Assocition Corp listing in Riverton, a 1809 Buick two door, a 1965 Continental 12 by 57 trailer house, a Servel Frigidaire, alfalfa hay at 25 per ton, railroad ties and flat cars, Hereford cattle from Star Valley Hereford Ranch, and a Dex-A-Diet ad. Also a wide range of employment and home business opportunities offered by Rawleigh in Sublette County and a Dallas mail-order ad.
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Dan
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Ean
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
HOTEL
Kemmerer
Robert Bott
Kermmerz, Wyoming
James Creenwood
Rosebug Oregon
Rosald Firth
Las Vegas
Ron
Cafornia
John Thomas
Dammy
Arp
Kansas
ST. Anne's Altar Society
Burney’s
Maurice Zardus
Marylarg
Visi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Nebr Wth
Everett Curtis
Sal Lake City
Utah
Piney Cemetery Board
Public Library
Masonic Hall
Big Piney, Wyo
Bill Sawaya
Kemmerer, Wyo
The
Rock Springs National Bank
United States Postal Savings Depository
Paul Allen
Pinedate, Wyoming
Grays Gifts
Angus
Chestnut Valley Ranch
Torrington
Assocition Corporation
Broadway
Rivarson
Wyo
Continental
Servel Frigidaire
Call
Inez Finnegan
Eleanor Beck
Rock Springs
Salenta Construction Co. Inc
Pinedale
Star Valley Hereford Ranch
Thayne
Wright
Jamieson Drugs
Sublette Co
Rawleigh Dept
Wya
Denver
Dallas
Texas
Beaver Dam
Chestnut Valley
Terrington
AF & A.M
Arthur Weber
Donald Wassenberg
Arlene Stgdt
Worthy
F. E. Curtis
F. £. Curtis George L. Curtis
Jewelers
Dooreen D
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