National Education Week Open House Events Focus Across Schools
A community schedule highlights National Education Week from November 11 to 17 with open house at Big Piney Schools. Visitors can see classroom activities, posters, and displays, and a November 16 tea offers Q and A with teachers. Also noted are Farm Bureau Federation meeting details in Hermompolis with talks by officials and a November 17 bake sale for the Community Church.
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O Penhouse
Big Piney
Junior
Sally
Big Piney area reports and irrigation project update
Weather data from Big Piney Station shows average temperatures around 23 C with highs near 15 C and lows near 14 C, plus a record high of 63 C and record low of -34 C. A new 236 inch corrugated pipe siphon was installed to divert ditch water under Deer Hill Draw, reducing silt buildup and flood risks. The project involved multiple cooperators and SCS technicians, with contractors Skyline Timber and Construction and Acmro Metal supplying materials. The work supports ditch maintenance and flood control while the Agricultural Conservation program funds the effort. Also noted is the Wyoming Association for Retarded Children annual meeting at Casper Junior College on November 3, 1956, to elect officers and encourage participation, plus local political round-up planned for November 5.
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Farm Bureau
Wreong Parm Bureau Federation
Tam “Hermopolis
Emery Hotel
Paul Rech
Ert
Min Natival Resources Board
End Clarin E Whipple
Foreign Agricultural Service
Ivestock
Serscons A'Co
H. Buscher
A. D. Livingston
WEBF
John C. Clay
Reuben V. Anderson
WFBF
International Harvester Company
Ben C. Kobis
WEF
H. M. Briggs
College of Agriculture
Wyoming University
Hassil Eschenck
American Farm Bureau Federation Board
Indiana Farm Bureau
Milward L. Simpson
Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Bureau Convention
John Kivenil
Bar Cross Land and Livestock Company
E. W. McNinch
Deer Hill Draw
Big Pirey
Soil Conservation Service
Skyine Timber and Construction Company
Acmro
Agricultural Conservation Programm
Wyoming Association For
Myrick Vernieuw Nuptials in Evanston Oct 20 1956
Eudena Rae Myrick married Gary Lee Vernieuw in a candlelight service at Union Presbyterian Church Br enston with Rev. William Lankton officiating. The couple reside Ogden after he works at the Clearfield naval depot and she at the Ogden city water department.
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Myrick-Vernieuw
Evanston
Eudena Rae Myrick
Gary Lee Vernieuw
Union Presbyterian Church
Brenstorn
William Lankton
Mountain View
Myron Myrick
Sam Vernieuw
Oggen
Patricia Hopkins
Ogden
Nellie Stephens
Eunice Strongberr
Miss Hopkins
Kathy Nicholas
Scott Ang Trudy Condos
Barry Dunn
James Myrick
Blair W
Dennis
Tonya Myrick
Sondra Sloan
Dennis Coler
Vaughn
Mrs. Vernieuw
Mr. Verieuw
Clearfield Naval Depot
City of Ogden
Wyoming Fire Insurance Rates Reduced Effective November 5 1956
Wyoming Insurance Commissioner Ford S Taft announces substantial fire rate reductions for Dwelling Class Tourist Cottages Farm and Ranch Properties Dude Ranch Properties Public Buildings Churches and Schools. With exceptions for Special Hazard Mercantile and Manufacturing risks the changes reflect five year state experience and are projected to save Wyoming policyholders about 3 million dollars over the next five years.
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Taft
Mountain State Inspection Bureau
Denver
Wyoming
Elk and Deer Hunts Bring Strong Open Season Yield
Report notes big game hunters in the area achieving success during the open season for elk and deer with multiple sightings and likely harvests.
Virginia O'Neil Chosen Chapter Mother for 1956 57
The Big Piney Chapter of F K A initiated new members on October 18 at 7 00 pm in the High School music room. Mrs. Virginia O Neil was chosen as Chapter Mother for 1956 57 and honored with red roses and a small gift to outgoing mother Mrs. John Gallemore. After initiation the girls were served Alaska and coffee.
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Big Piney
F.K. A
Virginia O'Neil
Driving in a Hurry Complex Risks on the Road
The piece warns that speeding and racing to reach destinations stems from an age habit of hurry. It notes anxious driving, hurried meals, and constant activity as signs of a nervous driver. Observing passengers may reveal driving rate. nervous passengers suggest unsafe behavior.
Veterans in School May Earn Outside Wages Under Korean GI Bill
The Veterans Administration said in a federal notice that Korean GI Bill recipients in school may earn any amount off campus without reducing monthly stipends. There is no general income ceiling for in school training, but on the job training wages plus the allowance must stay under a cap when adjusted for progress.
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Veterans Administration
Valva
Korea
Report on Russia Leonard Arnell Accidently Shot in Arm
The article notes Leonard Arnell was accidentally shot in the arm when his gun discharged in a car near Moscow. It describes travel experiences in Russia, the GUM department store, and contrasts living standards with America, including prices and shopping practices observed during the visit.
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Russia
Leonard Arnel
America
Moscow
State Department Store
Covlider
Bolshevick
Lenin-Stalin
Kremlin
Leonard Arnell
Pinedale
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al Bureau Eneration
Thermopois
Church Circle
Caroline Door
Menninger
Ralph Hopkins
Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph
Big Finey
Clay Price Svng
Cottonwood
Cowboy Network
Keith ‘Thom
Lars Michiste
Althea ‘Taylor
Woras
Armold Kristiansen
Charles Weber
Harold Sim
James We
Ford S. Taft
State of
Wyom'ne
Virginia
Veterans’ News
Loraine
Gale McGee
Fron
Womerr
Heter Cresses
Gastronomes
PhiGo Tire
U.S
Wyoming Trucking
Ass’n
Yellowstone
Casper
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