New Home Destroyed by Fire at Walter Ball Residence
Early Thursday morning a fire of unknown origin devastated the Walter Ball home in Hallway, Washington, destroying most of the new house just completed for Mr and Mrs Walter Ball. An adjacent garage housing an expensive depar heating unit also burned. The Ball family had not yet moved in, and interior furnishings were not in place. Firefighters and local residents rushed to help. the Pliedals fire engine arrived as the buildings were already consumed. The home will be rebuilt in the early spring.
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Walter’ Ball
Ksim
Ball
Beatle
Washington
Edithee
Little - Tie
National School Photographic Contest Opens Entry
Enthusiasts may enter pictures in the ninth annual National School Photographic contest announced today by the journalism department and: Wilon Wyoming High School Press. prizes total 5500 dollars with several winning photos touring the nation last year. Entries will be judged in four classes including babies and children, young people and adults, seniors and still life, and animal life.
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Dave S6an
Discussion on Can. Mean, Ruin debate featured
Madge M Funk announces a May fourth American Forum broadcast on NEC debating relief measures and their effects. Notable participants include Judge Penken, Raymond Hhiard, Dr Ellen Winston, and Judge T Staeffer Oliver. The discussion channels welfare concerns across North Carolina and Philadelphia authorities.
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Madge M.fank
Solar
Informa
Moontain
All Will
Judge Penken
Raymond’ ‘Hhiard
The
New York
City Welfare
Ellen Winston
North Caroling Board
Mare
T., Staeffer Oliver
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Int
Philadelphia
Funk
Married in Laramie October Is
Miss Clara Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Mi Smith married Paul T in Laramie Wyoming on Saturday October 13. He is son of Daniel Smith. Clara is a Piney high school graduate and attended the University of Wyoming. Dr Rock of Kemmerer will visit Big Piney clinic Monday November 5 and again Thursday November 6 continuing Mondays and Thursdays each week if patronage warrants.
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Clara, Smith
Imarried
Daniel
Laramie
Wyo
Smith
the Piney ‘High
Acook
University of ‘Wyoming
Rock
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Elinic
Catia
Wininger in Korea Front Lines with 7th Infantry Division
Robert L Wininger 21 formerly of Big Piney Wyoming serves with the 7th Infantry Division in Korea front lines in rugged mountains above the 38th parallel. A veteran unit that helped liberate Seoul and drive toward the Manchurian border. Wininger joined the Army in November 1950 and trained at Port Riley Kansas. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles Ott of Big Piney.
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Korea
Robert L
Wininger
Big Piney
Wyo
38Th
Seoul
Port
Rilew
Kana5
Charles Ott
Biz Piney
Artists' Guild Holds Annual Costume Party at Legion Hall
Artists' Guild members and husbands gathered October 26 at the Legion Hall for an evening of fun and a grand Halloween banquet. Judges awarded prizes for best costumes including a belle, a fortune teller, a strapper, and a Chinese gentleman and his wife, with many attendees in festive attire.
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Legion’ Hall
T._D. O'Neil
Sadig
Osterhout
Etta Hennick
Bob Miller
Gypay
Fortune
Teller
Marie Meyer
Witon
Youns
Antana
Hia
Kelty ‘Wilson
Mee
Ihe
Wea
Valk
University of Wyoming Receives Health Education Grant
The University of Wyoming receives a $2,000 grant from the Wyoming Tuberculosis Association to fund health education and salaries. The grant supports a health course, distributed to over 2,000 teachers, and the library adds Tuberculosis films for statewide access.
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Wyoming
Ladore
Waa
Sa Aeverkly
Wyoming Tuberculosis Association
Univ
Gooshen
Wyoming “'Tu- Association
Flin
Firbrary
Farm Bureau Meeting Sets 1952 Membership Drive kickoff
Members are urged to attend at the Legion Hall Big Piney on Monday November Sth at 7 30 to plan the 1952 membership drive starting November 6th. Coffee provided. potluck supper planned by members.
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Farm Bureau
Triangle Club Hosts Evening For Members At Legion Hall
Members of the Triangle Club hosted an aproned dance last Saturday night at the Legion hall in Piney. Guests included husbands and friends, with music and refreshments provided by Madge Funk Pete Mc Reynolds and Whitley McLough in of Pinedale.
Wyoming Patrol Urges Winter Prep for Cars Stateside
Cheyenne October 29 Captain Bradley of the Wyoming Highway Patrol called on all motor vehicle owners to join a mutual defense pact against snow and ice. He urged winterizing cars, lighting, battery, oil, antifreeze, wipers, tires, brakes, and radar to reduce accidents.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wino R. Bradley
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Te Awe
Jack Frost
National Safety Council
Steat
Bradley
Plédz
USA
Navy NROTC program reopens for Wyoming seniors graduates
The Navy announces the famous college training program NROTC is open again to high school seniors and graduates between 27 and 21. It offers four years of college with three summer cruisers aboard Navy ships. Apply through Princeton New Jersey or your local Navy recruiter. nearest station is in Kemmerer Wyoming at the Community Court House.
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Navy
Kemmerer
Wyoming
NROTC
Sumimér, Cruisers On & Navy
Princeton
New Jersey
OTMH
Southawestern
Co“unity
Kerimerer
Halloween Party for Kiddies and Teenagers
A community Halloween event led by Frank Tandso featured a Legion Hall party with dunking for apples, pin the tail on the donkey, and other games for children from 6 to 12. Teens danced from 9 to 12 with pumpkins awarded to winners and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and pop. Organizers thank volunteers and plan more parties soon.
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Frank Tandso
Citie ‘Ens
Legion Hall
Woltzers
Ste
Susan Twitchell
Margie
Proclamation on Range and Grassland Improvement Conference
Governor Frank A. Barrett calls Wyoming residents to attend a conference at the state office on a Tuesday in November to discuss range and grassland improvements. The proclamation outlines goals to double grass production and enhance forage quality through fertilization reseeding mechanized treatments and grazing methods. The document cites cooperation with universities and agricultural extension services and notes a seal and secretary of state attestation.
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Wyoming
Association of Lardvant Colleges, and Universities
United States Department of Amaia
Wisearth
University of Wyoming
Ieee
Frank ‘A. Barreite
Omy
Omaha Markets Eighth Biggest Steers On Monday Sale
Cattle buyers faced heavy supply at Omaha with the market showing record size for the year. Slaughter steers and yearlings traded up to 37.80 with cows around 25 cents higher, grassfat steers from Nebraska Sandhills at 34, fed heifers to 37.25, and stock cattle mixed with steady to lower bids. feeder trades softened slightly, while calves and lambs sold steady to firm.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Westér
Severly
Teedsteg
Treiteen
Brock
Blauchter
Bilbolette
Steers Weleing Btl
Rian Plantesina Weinhing
Veterans News Reveals New Disabled Veterans Training Rule
A garbled excerpt discusses a new law extending training benefits to disabled veterans who served outside combat zones. It notes restrictions barred hundreds of veterans from receiving certain benefits and mentions implementation and international service contexts.
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Erlan
Korey
United States
Unclear fragment hints at university faculty age data
Fragmentary OCR notes claim averages for university faculty ages with figures like 85 years, 38, 45, and 54 for different ranks. No coherent event or source context is present to confirm details.
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Ming
Chembers
Azsistant
Marilyn Ray Weds Leonard Vickrey in Kemmerer Ceremony
Marilyn Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs Wy Breame married Leonard Vickrey son of Mr George W Vickrey at Bishop Roy Wainwright home in Kemmerer The ceremony was performed with best man and maid of honor present The bride wore a blue dress with white accessories and red and white rose bouquet Guests included Mr and Mrs W Ray Wayne Ray Ele Bahhem Mary Milburne and Darlene Vickrey The couple will reside in Big Piney for now
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Marilyn
Ray
Wy’ Breame
Vickrey
George W. Vickrey
Roy Wainwright
Kemmerer
Best
Clarence Vickrey
Wayne Ray
Bride
Ele Ba‘hem
Mary Milburne
Darlene Vickrey
Big Piney
Sublette County 4-H wins livestock judging contest
In Kemmerer on October 1, the Sublette County 4-H team defeated teams from Sweetwater Uinta Sublette and Lincoln counties in Hereford cattle judging. Members Jack Evans Freyd Evans Tommy O Neil and Carl Grable earned first place in the 4-H division and received a trophy to be displayed in the county extension office.
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Wyoming
Hertford
Kemmerer
F.A. Hvertock
Sweetwater
Uinta
Jack’ ‘Evans
Fieyd Evans
Tommy O'Neil
Carl Grable
County’ Extension Office
Crop Week Observed In Wyoming To Aid Overseas Relief
Governor Frank Barrett proclaims the week of November 5 to 12 as Crop Week urging Wyoming residents to support the Christian Rural Overseas Program. The program aids the destitute overseas through wheat donations and humanitarian relief, described as a democratic act of love.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Christian Rural ‘Overseas
Barrett
Lutheran World
Jett
United
United Nations
Denver
Oscar V Lew
Christmas display at Helen's Shop attracts visitor
A business visitor named Mackty Wad from County Attorney John's office toured Piney on Wednesday and found a new display now on show at Helen's Shop.
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John's. Mackty
Helen
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