Cattlemen to Hold Fall Meeting in Pinedale
Green River Valley Cattlemen announce a fall meeting at 1 30 pm November 20 in Pinedale Legion Hall. Speakers include UW animal scientists Dr J Kercher and Dr J C Tucker on winter beef cattle feeding and cow health issues.
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Green River Valley Cattlemen's Assn
Legion Hall
Pinedale
UW Animal Sciences
J. Kercher
J. C. Tucker
Kercher
Tucker
Claapel
Chapel
Frank Fear
Norm Barlow
Milford Steele
Carl Jor
Geuzen
Jade Pfis
Terer
Albert Sommus
Ed Todd
Joe Budd
Joe Budi
Triangle Club Meeting Plans Bazaar and Christmas Party
The Triangle Club met November 1 at Elaine's with nineteen members and guests. Plans were made for the November 18 bazaar at Sheechdot cafeteria and a December 23 Christmas party for district children. Elections elected Maxine Lewis secretary and Dorothy Bell treasurer.
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Elaine
Ira MicKinathy
Doris Forsyth
Hao
Moony
Duran
Trianmele Club
Sheechdot
Mide
Maxing Punter
Betty Thomas
Marcare Morcain
Maxine Lewis
Blanche Clark
Rerty
E Nine
Guert
Ava Davis
Mosine Painter
Maoxiaa Lewis
Traty
Gana Claus
Dorothy Bell
Satta, McKinstry Plang Om
Maxine Painter
East Rites For John Harmison Held Friday Afternoon
Funeral services conducted at Southern Baptist Church for John Harmison killed by a shotgun accident while duck hunting on Green River. Rev Row sy led the rites with Harvey Jones and the school choir performing. Burial followed in Kemmerer City Cemetery. Survived by his parents four sisters and a brother. Tanner Mortuary in charge.
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Improme
Southern Baptist Church
John Harmison
Wrotgun
Green River
Row Sy
Harold Jones
LaBarge
Juanita Kundert
Rugged Cross
Spencer Niches
Billy Brouse
Gary Vickrey
Cry Pay
Robbie Doudlas
Leon Covell, Jr
Kemmerer
Kemmerer City
Warren Harmison
Beverly Hewitt
Boston
Massachusetts
Butty Marx
Charlson
North Dakota
Barbara Jane
Linda Hermisen
Big Piney
Tanner Mortuary
Custodian Position Inquiries At Local School
The school has several applications for a custodian role and notes others expressed interest but have not officially applied. Interested parties should visit the school office or call as the district plans to decide within the next two weeks.
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Offici
Carl Jorgensen Elected President of Western Wyoming Masonic Club
Carl Jorgensen a Pinedale cattleman was elected president of the Western Wyoming Masonic Club at the fall meeting in Big Piney Saturday night Gordon Mickilson of Big Piney was chosen vice president and Carl Hughes of Rock Springs re elected secretary treasurer Al L offers are paymasters of their lodges Justice Glenn Parker of the Wyoming Supreme Court spoke on Are you duly and truly prepared Grand Master Clifford Snyder of Worland addressed Our Masonic Heritage Members from Jackson Pinedale Big Piney Rock Springs Green River Kemmerer and Evanston attended A Eastern Star roast beef dinner followed the meeting
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Carl Jorgensen
Pinedale
Western Wyoming
Jackson
Big Piney
Rock Springs
Green River
Kemmerer
Evanston
Cordice Hallett Former Big Piney Teacher Dies
News reached Big Piney of the death of Cordice Hallett a former Big Piney school teacher living in New York City She died in Park View hospital Fort Wayne Indiana after illness following care for a cancer stricken brother Luther Hallett She fell ill after a dental extraction and never regained consciousness Funeral arrangements will be held at her old home.
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Big Piney
Cordice Hallett
New York City
el Piney
Thalied
Park View Hospital
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Luther Hallett
Brian
Funeral Services for Norman Harrower in Kemmerer
Norman Harrower a Dia mortiville resident died Saturday morning at South Lincoln hospital of a heart condition. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Kemmerer Methodist church with Masonic rites at the graveside. He was 54 and married René Casanova in Kemmerer June 24 1961. He leaves four brothers and three sisters.
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Kemmerer
Norman Harrower
Diamortiville
Methodist Church
G. F. Meier
Harrower
Lincoln County
South Lincoln Hospital
Oi ‘Ands
Community meetings discuss cattle and irrigation policy
Two meetings next week in Sublette County cover cattle disease winter nutrition and irrigation policy. Residents of Pinedale and Boulder discuss proposed dam plans and district reorganization, with input from UW economist and veterinarian on profitability of fall pregnancy testing.
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Boulderrigation District
Boulder
Waterloo Indens? Waterlo o near Fi not clear
The readable fragments indicate Waterlo o in Indiana and a location 26 miles north of a place abbreviated Fi in Wayne likely referencing a regional positioning, but the fragment provides no events, names, or actions to summarize.
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Waterloo
Ind
Wayne
Adult Education Classes At High School
Interested residents should contact the high school to indicate which adult education classes they want. A minimum enrollment of ten per class is required to run the chat sessions.
Debbie Sue Brown Named 1962 March of Dimes Poster Child
Debbie Sue Brown of Clarkston Washington, five, selected as the 1962 New March of Dimes Poster Child after beating hundreds of children with birth defects. She will appear in a January TV special and on posters and mail envelopes nationwide.
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Debbie Sue Brown
Clarkston
Wash
March of Dimes
Debbie Sue
National Foundation
White House
Clearwater Mountains
Snake River
Jack
Seattle
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
United States
Lewis and Clark
Daddy
Stevie
Clarkston, Wash
New March of Dimes
Wyoming Game and Fish reports October arrests and fines
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports October arrests for game and fish law violations, totaling 144 and fines of 64 537 dollars, up 138 dollars from the prior month. The Fort Collins man paid 125 dollars for hunting infractions, the largest fine. Other offenses include improper tagging, hunting without license, and hunting in restricted areas. Postmaster Nichols notes Peace Corps entrance tests on November 24 and 29, 1961.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Jame
BG. White
Fort Collins
Colorado
National Forest
Grand Tollon National Park
Georges W. Nichols
Peace Corps
Library Notes New Looks at the Library
The library announces arrivals of junior titles and a variety of reads for all ages. New reference books include Guide to the Planet and Rockwell’s complete book of flower arrangements. The facility hours include noon to afternoon on Tuesdays, 1 to 4 on Fridays, 3:30 to 5:30 on other weekdays, and 7 to 10 on Saturday evenings.
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Andersen
Ann Telus Clark
Maluyt
Dowseh
Brut Bunyon
McCowe
Moore
Rockwell
the Statesman
Examination notice for local post office bulletin boards
Post office bulletin boards will display examination details for the area including stations and branches. Those interested should monitor the post office for complete test information. Postmaster Nichols said he would inform the press when the information is received.
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Nichols
Tiny Bot’s Feeds Target Its Weight
A small bot reportedly consumes a quantity near its own weight in a single meal and exceeds half its weight during nightly feeding. The claims describe rapid intake relative to the bot’s size and repeated daily consumption.
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Triangle Club
Jay
Jatt Pritay
East Rites
Masonic Club
James K. Roberts
Andrew A. Harrowey
Thomas &. Harrower
Fortienelle
Agies McFarlad
Pineda
Mary Purely
Coeyeny
Margaret Haddenstam
Texas
Sublette County
Carl
By Carlorbigkit
Green River Valley
Catclemen's ‘Inn
Wyoming
Eckgrowers
Sublette
Stella McKinstry
Lois Hoch
Mrs. Brown
Asotin County
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