Mae Mickelson Honored At Eastern Star Meeting
Regular Eastern Star meeting featured the introduction of Sister Mae Mickelson as grand associate conductress of the General Grand Chapter in Miami Florida. She spoke on her Florida activities as her husband and sister-in-law attended, with a reception planned later. A tea table display highlighted Wyoming's notable tea and crafts as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton Maigie Guio
Corps of
Mae Mickelson
Genel
Miami
Feorda
Mickelson
Robert L. Mille
Miller
Mae
Florid
John Kyemld
John Gall
John
Kyemild
John Gallemore
Mas
Wyoming
Waldred
Herbert Livingston Re-Elected Farm Bureau President
Herbert Livingston of Newcastle was re elected to a second term as president of the Wyoming Farm Bureau at the annual meeting in Laramie. Jack Cooksley Across was re elected as chair of the WRB womens committee, with other directors named for regional districts. The 1962 annual session site was chosen at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Livingston
Newcastle
Wyoming Faun Bureau
Liramid
Jack Cooksley
Chaiman
WRB
WFB
Joe Hart
Tyne
Southwest
Norman
Myron Goodson
Sundance
Noutheast
Gene
Thanksgiving reflections on American bounty and wealth
In this 1961 column Con W H Harrison notes Thanksgiving as a time to count Weir losses and give thanks for abundance. He cites America's wealth and global aid, stating the nation’s vast resources and generosity exceed any previous era, while acknowledging ongoing production limits and continued assistance to other lands.
Elk Hunting Difficult in the Jackson Hole Area
Snow storms push elk onto the Federal Elk Refuge earlier than normal. State Game Warden Joints B White notes about 5,600 elk on the refuge areas. Hunters should wait for the Pinedale Sandy late season opening November 21 to 30 for elk hunting with spikes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hoe Alten
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Pinedale Sandy
Carbon Home Devonstra Agant Named Slate Associate 4-H Leader
Devonstra Agant was named slate associate 4-H leader in Carbon County. The announcement from Wyoming University Agricultural Extension Service director Noss Croft Croft noted her background including a BS in home economics from Iowa State and extensive 4-H experience. Her career includes positions in Naobrar and Weston counties and involvement with the Gleaners Union 4-H Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Home
Devonstra Agant
SLATE
Laramie
Mite Joy
Croft
Wyong
Demoney
Wall
GHW Star
Wyoming University Agriculural Extension Service
Noss Croft
Carbon County
Naobrar County
Weston Count
Towa State University
Amesdung
Ste Uso
Nome Ecommes Eduction Pom Tova State University
Grace Ana Colege Lamom
Ieve
He Cellese
Lamixla Dela Signa
Tollington Juruge
Gleaners Union
Goshen
Torrington Public High
Denver
Cottress
Chicago
Luph
National Honor Society
Thespians
Pep Chub
Mitenell
Neb
Courty Extension
Torrington
Wyoming 1962 Fishing Season Established By Commission
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission set the 1962 fishing season from May 1 to October 31 with minor changes the Wing River drainage above Wind River boundry opens year round except Lake of The Woods and Torrey Creek area. The Green River above Warren Bridge opens year round with limits. Utch Power and Light Reservation in Lincoln County barred upstream dam area. Sweetwater drainage in Fremont and Natrona counties open year round next season. Copies of Fishing Orders available after January 1, 1962.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
W Spratt
Spratt
Wind River Indian Reservation
Boundry
Fremont County
Lake of the Woods
Torrey Creek
Hidden Lake
Green River
Warran Budge
Littleto Couny
Warrett Bridge
Utch Power and Light Company
Reservar
Tancoln
Sweetwater
Fremont
Natron
Nso
Wyoming Farm Bureau holds successful 1961 convention in Laramie
More than 500 persons attended the Wyoming Farm Bureau state convention in Laramie. Officials noted a large turnout for the opening of the new office and for speaker Paul Harvey. About 350 farmers and ranchers registered for the three day meeting. Weather cooperated and organizers planned to attend the national convention in Chicago December 10 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Laramie
Craig Thomas
Paul Harvey
Nev
Wet
Unesy
Dwar
and Sciences Auditori
Opekout
Thomas
WFB
Chicago
Annual Fall Band Concert at Big Piney High School
The Big Piney High School Band will perform November 30 in the gym. The program features 37 players from the upper grades and a mix of English and junior high bands. Highlights include The Three Heads and ANG tors The Legend. Tickets cost 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney High School
Uus
Dane Coppock
Napey Budd
Sandra Annon
Manya Foglinn
Ciailune Sanders
Mayflower Compact assembly at Covrmemora High School
An assembly at Covrmemora High School and Junior High School featured eighth graders under Mr Lewis. Anthony Ten4 served as master of ceremonies. Joe Davis presented a Letter of Pro cie from Gow not Gage Pigev Krven. Suan Sulivan read on the Mayflower Compact. Amy McDonough explained American ideals. Branthy Nichols spoke on rights and responsibilities to preserve freedoms. Bob Spinman and Duine Near performed The Figrim Cat song/ballad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covrmemora
Cary
Pig Pirey High School
Wich
Lewis
Joe Davis
Gow
Gage Pigev
Suan Sulivan
Amy McDonough
America
Brnthy Nichols
Row
Bob Spinman
Duine Near
Early Mining Town of Rock Spring Emerges in 1860s Wyoming
The article traces Rock Spring's birth during the 1868 to 1871 period with the opening of Mine No Two by George L Young, rapid growth, and shifting rail depots. It notes makeshift housing, a stone post office, a one room schoolhouse, and a chaotic street pattern born from rapid, unplanned expansion around Wardell and the tracks along M Street and North Front Street. The population swelled to about 1000 by 1871 as miners streamed in and homes filled the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Temmne
Blaartown
Mathers
Bitter Creek
Wardell Mine
Point of Rocks
William Mellor
Yea Joseph
Joan Jarre
Jame Tiedale
Mary A Clues
Olyibrarian
Ibe Smith
Emily Rankin
Wardell
Blartown
Warhol
Omah
Reck
George L Young
Rock Spring
Rod Spring
Engneas
Noth
M Street
Front Street
Bridger
Pilot Butte
Stockholders Meeting Called for Cretacsus Oil Company
Notice states a stockholders meeting for Cretacsus Of Company on December 16, 1961 at 7340 p om in the Land Room at the High School in Big Pingy Wyoming. Purpose is to elect a Board of Directors and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. Dated November 21, 1961 by President Dan H Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretacsus of Company
Big Pingy
Sublette County
Wyoming
Cattlemen Hold Fall Meeting in Pinedale
The Green River Valley Cattlemens Association met in Pinedale Wyoming with about fifty members. President Dan Chapel opened the session and Dr Conrad Keucher discussed winter feeding and vitamin A needs. Dr James Tucker spoke on pulmonary emphysema in infected cattle and answered questions. Floyd Spencer outlined rural power rates and plans to meet rural power users with local power companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley Gattlemens Association
Dan Chapel
Pinedae
Wyoming Chapel
Conrad Keucher
Wyo
Jams Tucker
University of Wromuing
Tucker
Floyd Spencer
Publo Sormer Commission
Ch'pat
Spencer
Pable Slice Commission
LDS Missionaries Begin Work in Big Piney Area
Elders Ed Daley and Eugene Bowen of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints are assigned to Big Piney. They report a branch meeting at 10 am and 7 pm Sundays with Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings for youth, and note organized church branches across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Big Piney
Ed Daley
Eugene Bowen
Dagley
Burlay
Ionho
Utah State University
Mason Fidel Bowen
Riverton
Utah
Brigham Young University
Bowen
Port Ord
Agmy Reserve
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Missionaaries
Jesus Christ
Joseph Smith
Cley and
Gig Piney
Fred M Gurney Family Heads to New York
Mr and Mrs Fred M Gurney and family depart Fray after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Marshall Gurney and other relatives. Fred is stationed on the 58 Kitty Hawk. The polar bear's sight is noted as extraordinary with acute smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M Gurney
New York
Marshall Gurney
Fred
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Farm Bureau
Con. W. H. Harrison
Jackson Hole
Walter Craynor
la Barge
Kemmerer
Joyce Croft
Commission
Taose
Juanita Kundett
Kaen Kungert
Carol Yose
Vulci Nichols
Patty Bock
Barogra Chipel Canchy Bell
Gary Vickrey
Kenny Noir
Joan Gennaard
Bob McDonoug
Spencer Nichols
Rocky Pternick
Scfogl
CIG
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Mueller
Colorado Interstate Gas Company
Rockies
Colorado
The
State Archives
By Elt M. Hersher
Cretaceous Oil Company
Dan H Budd
Pinedale
LDS
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