22 Nov 1951
Page 1
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
1
Readable fragments note Wyoming 4-H members receiving national honors at a 4-H Congress in Chicago. Awards highlighted include educational trips and club achievements, with references to dedication and participation in youth programs.
Disjointed summary of a Capitol Steps event with Willa Henley references, legal or procedural mentions, and numerous garbled phrases. The readable parts indicate discussions of projects, offices, and individuals, but the overall intent is unclear due to extensive OCR distortion.
The Agro Board approves a policy on Christmas holidays. In Denver the board discussed scheduling, ensuring staff coverage and holiday generosity while maintaining operations.
In a brief town stop on Wednesday morning, Andrewsn Reginius was seen in public with his grandchildren as they headed toward a local school. The sighting drew interest from residents and local onlookers.
Campus operations remain mostly open except for today as university offices pause. The note indicates Day IV observances and campus events continue around the Thanksgiving period with limited services in effect.
On November 6, 1951, Jones Ross Meeks and Joe Ly Johnson filed for a retail liquor license in Piney, Wyo. The application lists the premises at 643 ZT and 3. The hearing date is set for 8:00 p.m. Protests, if any, should be submitted. Dated November 7.
A fragmented item notes someone named Elinor motoring to a shop on Monday to retrieve a Christmas find. References a husband Dante and a wife at a hospital with Leon for a period, implying a domestic note or brief society item.
The Red Cross provided grants totaling $8.65 million to help build or repair about 4,800 homes in a four state flood area for more than 25,000 families who applied. Thanksgiving 1981 brought notice of award as families regained hope. Kansas City Star photograph shows new house in Kansas City and Wyandotte County offers.
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