Grand Officers Feted At Banquet And Meeting Oct 3
Boston Star Chapter Big Piney hosted a 6:30 banquet honoring Worthy Grand Matron Lorena Condit of Laramie and Worthy Grand Patron Bruce Hopting of Cheyenne. Officials included Betty Thompson presiding, with Ken Pel Near initiated into the chapter. Gifts were exchanged and talks given by the grand officers and visiting members from Pinedale and nearby towns.
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Boston Star Chapter
Big Piney
Lorena Condit
Laramie
Bruce Hopting
Cheyenne
Grand Chapter
Wyoming
Betty Thompson
John Everdid
Anna Breuse
Pegty Kvenild
Marbleton
Kenpel Near
Mac Mickelson
Pinedale
Sublette County Artists Guild Meeting Highlights
The Sublette County Artists Guild gathered September 29 at Mrs. Francis Tanner's home with co host Mrs. Boob Springman. Attendees included Peggy Evenild Helen Sargent Dorothy Sargent Miriam Barlow Lora Jewett Ethel Jewett Myra Cooley Ethelyn Worl Gertrude Olson Betty Blake May Sommers Mildred Millere Mae Mickelson Pearl Spencer and Beth Richardson. The program featured Color themed contributions by Ethelyn Worl Dorothy Sargent Mae Mickelson Beth Richardson Helen Sargent Peggy Kvenild Pearl Spencer Myra Cooley and a contest on design won by Betty Blake and Pearl Spencer.
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Sublette
Annual Wyoming Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Nov 16–18
Allen Kine former president of the American Farm Bureau will be main speaker at a banquet during the Wyoming Farm Bureau annual meeting in Casper on November 17. The 1680 state convention runs November 16 17 and 18 with other speakers including D. M. secretary treasurer of the AFL and Robert Lawson of Cheyenne publisher of the Stockman Farmer. Directors chaired by Reuben Andersen of Pine Bluffs plan meetings November 14 16 and committees organize November 15.
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Allen Kine
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Casper
Kine
Act of Agriculture
U. S
Western Springs
American Farm Bureau
Robert Lawson
Cheyenne
Stockman-Parmer
Annua
Farm Bureau
Reuben Andersen
Pine Bluffs
Halleck to Visit Wyoming for Football Game and Rally
U S Representative Charles A Halleck Republican Minority Leader will visit Wyoming Saturday October 8 for the Wyoming University Denver University football game in Laramie and a rally in Sheridan He travels with Republican Senate candidate Keith Thornton and former congressman William Henry Harrison The trip includes a Treagle Train ride to Laramie then flights to Sheridan and Buffalo A Sunday antelope hunt near Kaycee precedes a Big Horn fundraising dinner
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U. S
Charles A. Halleck
House of Representatives
Intersta
Foreign Commerce
Snail Business
Wyoming
Halleck
Keith Thornton
U. S. Senate
William Henry Harrison
Cheyenne
Laramie
Treagle
Wyoming State Tribune
Wyoming Eagle
Thomson
Herrison
Sharldam
Buffalo
Sheridan County
Burton Kerns
Kaycee
Big Horn
Wyoming Stock Growers Meet in Casper October 15
Casper Wyoming will host a regional meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association on October 15 at 1 20 pm in the WIPLW Hall. About 230 ranchers wives and friends are expected to attend a two part program with an afternoon session and a banquet and dance. The banquet at 7 00 pm will feature speaker Byron Lepp on Raising Your Rights for the 1960s.
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Casper
Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
WIPLW
Frank C. Mockier
Wyoming Stock Growers Asselation
George Mill
BR. May
Harold P Alley
University of Wyoming
Donald W. Jewett
Wyoming Cow-Belles
Wm. T. Ets
Wyoming Commissioner of Agriculture
YF. W. Hall
Byron Lepp
Knights of Columbus Hold October Dinner in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer Council prepares its annual Columbus Day dinner on the nth of October at 7 30 PM at the Kemmerer Field Club. All men will receive Corporate Communion this Sunday and attend the first fall breakfast at Erickson's Cafe after the Dialogue Mass.
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Kemmerer Council
The
Knights of Columbus
Kenmerer Field Club
Erickson’s Cafe
Keith Thomson and Wie Here Sunday in Town
Representative Keith Thomson the Republican U.S. Senate candidate and Mrs Thomson visited the town last Sunday. They stopped at Blaines Cafe for a coffee in their honor and met many residents. In the afternoon they attended a Middle Piney picnic before Thomson spoke in Pinedale on Monday.
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Keith Thomson
U. S
Thomson
Blaines Cafe
Tihe
Middle Piney
Pinedale
PTA Meeting Monday Night at School House
A regular PTA meeting is scheduled for Monday night October 10 at 8 pm at the school house. First grade mothers will host, and the program will be What Is PTA. Everyone is urged to attend.
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PTA
Dedication Service at New Southern Baptist Church Held
The dedication services at the new Southern Baptist Church occurred last Sunday afternoon with many members and nonmembers present. Rev Jimmie L Floyd of Evans ton preached the ceremony assisted by Rev Vernon Rewnley and G T Hambert. The program included hymns by the choir and a nursery plus new meeting spaces, inviting all to attend weekly services.
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New Southern Baptist Church
Jimmie L. Floyd
Evanston
Vernon Rewnley
G. T Hambert
Dedication set for UW engineering wing in Laramie
In Laramie on October 9, notable oil and gas executives led by T. Nightingale and W. H. Curry will represent the industry at the University of Wyoming engineering wing dedication. Gov. Eackey and UW leaders will speak as the $900,000 project enables new petroleum and aeronautical programs.
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Laramie
W. T.nightingale
William H. Curry
Wyoming
Hew Reroleum
Aeronautical Wing
Mr. Sale
Meanide Fuel Supply Co
Curry
Rocky Mountain Oi and Gas Association
Gov. J. J
Doc Eackey
Difford P. Hansen
UW Board of Trustees
H. Person
Speaak
UW College of Engineering
G. D. Humphrey
University
Aeronautical
Emery S. Land
U.S.N
A L. Keeney
U. W
E. Luella Gulliver
Nellie Faylon
Amelia Leth
Ising
John H. Whitmer
College of Nursing
College of Commerce and Industry
M. Clare Mundell
Haold J. Jack
Golden Spike Livestock Show in Ogden Runs Nov 4 12
Ogden hosts the Golden Spike National Livestock Show from November 4 to 12 featuring exhibits, auctions, and intercollegiate judging for five days followed by three days of Quarter Horse events. Entry deadlines include October 15 for fat cattle and November 1 for feeder cattle carloads.
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Ogden
Ray H. Wood
Wood
Lynda
Fear
O.shees
Wyoming
Covey and
Dayton
Coke‘iWe
Michell Hereford Ranch
Ft. Bridger
Food to survive two weeks underground after nuclear attack
A Battle Creek homemaker shopped for two people under Office guidelines to cover a two week supply. Her selections weighed 118 pounds and fit a 20 inch by 13.5 inch by 24 inch storage space, with a $28 budget and cans sized to minimize leftovers.
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Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Battle Creek
Mich
Norman C. Madsen
Wyoming Voters Consider 12-Mill Property Tax Amendment
Most Wyoming cities and towns seek extra funds to meet operating costs and will vote on a constitutional amendment at the November election. The measure, approved by the legislature, would let municipalities raise the property tax limit to 12 mills from 8, permissive only, with no requirement to raise taxes. If approved, the maximum would increase property tax by about 4 mills per thousand, roughly $16 on a $20,000 home.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Association of Municipalities
Mids
Pastor to Give Invocation at Cornerstone Dedication
The pastor of Laramie's First Baptist Church will deliver the invocation and benediction at cornerstone laying and dedication ceremonies. Opening and closing numbers will be performed by the University band.
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Laramie
First Baptist Church
Wil
University
Free Mail for Blind Beneficiaries Under Postal Rules
Article explains free or reduced postage for books magazines and Braille materials mailed by nonprofit organizations to the blind. Items must exclude advertising and weigh under specified limits. Describes use of Braille publications sound recordings and related devices and mentions nominal rates for certain exchanges between blind recipients and nonprofits.
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United States
George Nichols
Sewice
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