Daniel Dandies 4-H Club Meeting November 1 1960
The Daniel Dandies 4-H Club met November 1, 1960 at the Club House led by new president Carolyn James. Members and parents were welcomed, reports from first year foods and clothing clubs were given, and projects chosen. A dance and county government study were planned with multiple committees and a November 19 event at the Daniel Chile House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Dandies
Carolyn James
James
Elizabeth Koch
Jeanne Ward
Marla Kooh
Share
Binny Eines
Sandra
Gene Potter
Mary
Dennis Blox
Normen Breatner
Hank Sommers
Marlene McKinney Ourelu
Daniel Chile
Maria Kech
Norma Jean Bleamer
Daniel Dandies Cozy Cooks Meet and Officers Elected
The Daniel Dandies sewing group held its first meeting at the James home on October 2 1960 at 10 00 am electing Sharon Hites president Elizabeth Koch vice president Sandm Potter secretary and Mary Bloxham reporter Other members include Pauline Koch Mikired Arnold Jeanne Sewing Jeanne Ward Debra Garbutt Linda Blackmon Dianna Roberts and Elizabeth Koch Reports mention sewing machine use measurement demonstrations and guest remarks The group planned further lessons and met again at Boroff's on October 22 1900 with Jeanne Ward as reporter and Pauline Koch among the members The 4-H Sewing News notes a May and November meeting at Mrs Frances Tanner with leaders Dorothy Bell and Edith McDonough and members Ann McDonough Stephanie Stradley Rae Nae Veere Nicholls Next meeting set for November 18 at Mrs Bell's.
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T-Bone
Carroll James
Dennis Bloxham
Steven James
Lory Thomapson
Marla Koch Garrell James
Carolyn James
Jerry Rex Arnold
Mary Bloxham
T-Bone Club
Damiel
Daniel
Daniel Dandies
Boroff's
Jeanne Ward
Debra Garbutt
Jeanne Arnold
Pauline Koch
Elizabeth Koch
Linda Blackmon
Dianna Roberts
Francis Tanner
Dorothy Bell
Edith MecDonough
Ann MecDonough
Stephanie Stradley
Ra Nae
Veere Nicholls
Mis. Bell's
Wyoming railroad history from 1850s to 1860s explored
An 1850s prospect of a southern Wyoming railroad track is discussed, with Stansbury’s crossing of the Laramie Mountains at Lodge Pole Creek and surveys 1864 to 1867 by James A Evans Samuel B Reed and FM Case. It notes Denver interest and Powder River campaign links, plus Sherman Pass discovery and route debates, ending with continued discussion on page 3.
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Howard Stansbury
Utah
Souhern
Wyoming
Jim Brierer
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie Mountains
Stansbury
Lodge Pole Creek
Yon Pacific
We. Cen
Loch Merdin
Green River
James A Evans
Salt Lake City
Samuel B. Reed
Domer
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Borthoud Pass
Grenville M Dodge
Black Hills
Larfame Mountains
Sherman Pass
Wile Rdweing
Fort Laramie
Black Hulls
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Sharon Hines
Marla Koch
My Creed
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Lex’hereratt
Leathercraft
Vol “2Ven
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Colcch
Arkhees
Witer
Bull Koch
Mianikess
Gene Pols
Dru Rees
Jerry Arnold
Buly Hines
Tommy Waid
Dens Bloxham
Heme
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Marla
Elizabeth Paul
Norma Jean Beamer
Jeane Vand
Caolyn James
Carolyn
Norma Jean
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Docham Ranch
Gondmant School
Lilly Snow
Noward Masoner
Howard Maoner
Sublette
Piney
Farang Am
Ge Faney
Adam Masoner
Adminatratra
Big Piney Examiner
Old
Fort Phil Kearny
Fort Phil Kearns
United States Brewers Foundation
United States Brewers Foundation, Inc
Don Sparks
Jean Sells
Loui-Jamal
Ruth Elizabeth Shoppe
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Gray
Arnold
Potter
Mrs Koch
The
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Lola M Homeher
Maverick Motors
Bob's Frontier
Big Piney, Wyoming
DOG House
Big Pinky, Wyoming
Opal Mercantile Co
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