Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Robert Stubbs
After the Eastern Star Chapter meeting a farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Robert Stubbs of Calpet who head to Newcastle Wyoming around December 1 as Mr Stubbs transfers with promotion from his post as chief clerk. The couple received two electric lamps from Big Piney Chapter No 42, presented by Grand Associate Matron Mrs Mase Mickelson, and thanked the chapter.
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Eastern Star
Robert. Stubbs
Calpet
Newcastle
Wyo
Stubbs
Texas Company
Big Piney Chapter No
Mase Mickelson
Auto Dealers Seek Change to Driver Responsibility Law
Wyoming dealers at the Caspar session closed minutes urging revision of the driver responsibility law. Kemmerer presented the measure noting drivers unable to insure or faced with penalties for wrecks even if not wholly at fault.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Bureau closes 30th convention in Sheridan
Reuben Anderson of Pine Bluffs elected president as 35 resolutions pass including a water rights protection demand. William Alexander named executive secretary. Rock Springs chosen site for 1950 convention. Other measures seek study of the 6 mill school levy and better fund distribution for needy districts.
Dr V L Looney Reopens Clinic Hours at Residence
Notice states Dr V L Looney has recovered from illness and will resume office hours at his residence. The update confirms availability for patient appointments and consultations.
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V. L. Looney
Church Notice St John’s alters Sunday service time
Starting November 20 the Episcopal St John the Baptist will hold Sunday services at 4 00 pm during winter months led by Rev Judson Leeman M D.
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St John the Baptist (Episcopal) Church
Judson
Leeman
M. D
Folk Dance Institute to Be Held in Pinedale
A three day round and square dance institute will take place in Pinedale the week before Christmas. Instructors Mr and Mrs Orville Rogerts and Mr and Mrs Jim Hull of Oakland California will lead sessions in the Ch Bar Lounge with afternoon and evening offerings. A 25 cent per session fee will go to the instructors as travel gratuity. A final festival invites nearby clubs to demonstrate and participate. For details contact Rev Judson S Leeman and invitations are extended to interested clubs.
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Pinedale
Orville Rogerts
Jim Hull
Okaland
California
Ch Bar
Yiul
Sahland
Roberts
Qalkland Gazette
Judson S. Leeman
Wyoming high schools seek 50 member join order
The Wyoming high school press association aims to grow to 50 member schools from about 60 in the state. W R Biggs of the University of Wyoming announces new services for member papers including a two week yearbook loan, a scholastic style sheet, and ribbon awards for top writers across sports feature news editorial column and ad makeup.
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Wyoming
Wyoming High School Press Association
W. R. Biggs
University of Wyoming Journaicarm
Association
Man
Jak Vty
University
Arthur Buck
Cheyenne
Earl Woot
Laramie
Superior
Riverton
Keck Springs
Carper
Evanston
Lyman
Mountainview
Lagrange
Meeteetse
Gillette
Newcastle
Powell
Sheridan
Rock River
Shoshoni
Pine Bluffs
Elk Mountain
Hanna
Greybull
Huntley
Reliance
Afton
Douglas
McFaden
Torrington
Sundance
Yoder
Carpenter
Wheatland
Baggs
Hulett and
Kemmerer
Kvenild Family Holiday Trip Planned
Mr and Mrs John Kvenild and family leave for Carmel California to visit his brother Robert Kvenild. They then travel to Seattle to meet Mrs Kvenilds sister Mrs Wilson and her son Rob bin visiting from Alaska. All to return to Salt Lake City for Thanksgiving.
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John Kvenild
Carmel
Calif
Robert Kvenild
Seattle
Wash
Wyoming 4-H Leaders Win National Congress Trips
Four outstanding 4-H Club leaders from Wyoming earn trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago and the Denver Interstate Roundup. Winners announced by Burton W. Marston of the Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service include Mrs. Raymond Hays Torrington Goshen county and Peter Meike Sussex Johnson going to Chicago, with Mrs. Agnes Aagard Burlington Big Horn and Fred Kaufman Vernss Sheridan county headed for Denver. Also named among top candidates were Mrs. Harold McWilliams Hillsdale Laramie county, Mr. Stella Logan Wheatland Platte, James A Legs Cady Park, and Alec Fresorger Wheatland Platte.
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Denver
Burton W. Marston
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Chicago
Raymond Hays
Torrington
Goshen County
Peter Meike
Sussex
Johnson
Agnes Aagard
Burlington
Big Horn
Fred
Kaufman
Vernss
Sheridan County
Harold McWilliams
Hillsdale
Laramie County
Stella Logan
Wheatland
Platte
James A. Legs Cady
Park
Alec Fresorger
Bobby Miller Enrolled in Flight Training Program
Cadet Bob Miller, son of Mr and Mrs R L Miller of Big Piney, is enrolled in the eleventh flight training program at Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri. He pursues a course toward a private license as the academy operates with Lexington Airport as a C A A certified flying school and provides theoretical study on campus and actual flight at the airport.
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Lexington
Navy
Bob Miller
R. L. Miller
Big Piney
Wentworth Military Academy
W. L. Stagner
Bob
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Wentworth
Cattle Lambs Up Hog Prices Down at Omaha Sale
Monday's Omaha market saw cattle steady to higher with gains for longfed yearlings and Iowa fed steers topping $3550. Hogs traded at $15.50 with a market-wide drop to near postwar lows, while fat lambs advanced to $28.50 and slaughter ewes held around $9 to $11. Breeding stock and feeder cattle also moved at varied strong-to-moderate levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Iowa
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Andrew Pal
Wyoming forecasts 1950 tourist push at five travel shows
The Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission outlined plans for increased tourist promotion in 1950. It will exhibit at five travel shows in Chicago, San Francisco, St. Louis, Des Moines, and Dallas, distributing a new accordion pamphlet with color photos and totaling about 30 000 copies. The agency also will supply literature on dude ranches resorts and chambers of commerce and plans a combined sports and travel exhibit highlighting scenic attractions and outdoor activities.
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Wyoming Commerce & Industry Commission
Cheyenne
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis
Missouri
Iowa
Des Moines
Dallas
Texas
Commerce & Industry
Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Wyoming
State Survey of Teachers Salaries Will Be Started
Wyoming plans a state wide survey to measure teacher pay across rural, elementary, and high schools. Commissioner Ray Robertson notes anticipated salary increases. prior year data show averages for rural teachers at 1764, elementary 2552, high school 3013, with principals and superintendents earning 2410 4035 4222 respectively. The piece also covers Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association meeting details in Denver November 17 19 with notable speakers and events.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ray HE
Robertson
Rocky Mountain of and Gas Association
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Denver
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Lee Knous
Knous
Glenn Mielson
Husky Refining Co
Cody
Wyo
Walter S. Hallanan
Plymouth Oil Co
Pittsburgh
Penna
James H. Pitkin
The
Texas Co
New York City
H. H. Hewetson
Imperial Oil, Ltd
Toronto
Emerall
Brown Patare Hotel
Silver Glade
Cosmopolitan
Haliburton Oil
Duncan, Okla
Rolly Roberts
Cosmopolitans
For Sale Choice Residence Property in Big Piney
OR SALE Choice residence property in Big Piney near school, call 12 or write Box 113 Big Piney. Mr. and Mrs. T EB Miley went to Kemmerer Tuesday and bought a new Chevrolet truck to come home in. Eastern Star Chapter members attending Tuesday night from Carper include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kimmel, Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wright, Mrs. Mabel Brause, and Mrs. Anns Brause, Mrs. Marshall Gurney, Mrs. Miranda Yose and son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. James Mickelson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bray, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss Tharon Mickelson, Mrs. Sadie Osterhout and Kenneth Guio from ranch homes attended Tuesday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
T. EB. Miley
Kemmerer
Eastern Star Chapter
Carper
Robert Stubbs
Jim Kimmel
George Nichols
Maurice Wright
Mabel Brause
Anns. Brause
Marshall Gurney
Miranda Yose
Frank
James Mickelson
Frank Bray
Robert Thompson
Tharon Mickel
Sadie Osterhout
Kenneth Guio
Astern Star 'Meeting
Old West Theme Drums Up Tourism Program Talk
An Old West themed concept weaves through the 1950 tourist advertising program scheduled for discussion at the upcoming Commission meeting. No definite date for the meeting has been set.
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Commission
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