Local and Personal Items of Interest
Finnegan and daughter and Mrs Wayne Bardin visited Rock Springs on Monday. Mrs Paul Virostko and ARlvs Chis Davis were business visitors in Kemmerer. Myron Myrick of Evanston and George Condos of Utah spent the weekend with George Nichols and hunted nearby. Mr and Mrs Glen Scott and family of Idaho Falls visit relatives. Mrs Scott is the former Alice Daniels. Community Circle met at Don Jewett home. topic Christianity the Cult of Adventure. Next meeting set for Doerr home November 6. Frank Burney visited his niece Mrs Phi Marinciara. Elk hunters here have had a successful season. Southen Baptist Green River Church services at 3 00 pm Sunday October 27 with Rev Nater. Sunday School at 9 00 am. Mr and Mrs Donald Gray and George W Hopkins dined with Mr and Mrs Clifford Daniels. Following a sump tuous report the evening was spent watching television. Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker and Mrs Herald of Cheyenne are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs William Ray. Mrs Baker is the former Alferna Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Circle
Don Jewett
Doerr
Thomas Baker
For Sale Registered Here Ford Bulls and Ranch Offer
Ted Major of Polo Creek Ranch GF advertises performance tested and acclimated bulls suitable for the area. The note highlights weight for age and profitable breed lines. For sale details to contact Ted Major at Polo Creek Ranch. The item appears alongside a Wyoming fish planting report noting progress toward a 7 million fish goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Major
Polo Creek Ranch
Fish Planting Progress Report For This Month
Officials say planting operations continue this month and will total about 7,000,000 fish if weather stays stable. In 1956 a total of about 5,441,353 fish were planted weighing roughly 53,432 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Fred R. Beal
Beal
American Legion Auxiliary Hears President Honored At Meeting
A special meeting honored department president Mrs. J. M. Hill of Riverton Wye. Six members attended the regular meeting at the Legion Hall with Rett Carr acting for the president. They voted to send two subscriptions to Lack Magazine for Cheyenne and Sheridan hospitals, and $15 to Leonard Wood Memorial, packed 34 dozen cookies for the Veterans cookie jar at Sheridan hospital, paid all outstanding bills, and did not subscribe to Legislative bulletin. They plan to buy a new flag for the City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. M. Hill
Rivertont Wye
Auxilary
The
Legion Hall
Rett Carr
Lack
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Leonard Wood Memorial
Veterans Cookie Jar
Sheridan Hospital
Hell
Marie Farrell
Veterans urged to convert term GI life insurance to permanent
The Veterans Administration warns World War II veterans with term GI policies to consider converting to permanent GI insurance before renewals become unaffordable. They note 20,000 World War I veterans failed to convert and now face rising costs and possible lapses. Permanent insurance costs more upfront but does not rise, and includes cash surrender and loan benefits.
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State Bank OF Big. Piney
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Opal Mercantile Co
Opal, Wyo
International Harvester CO
Opal, Wyoming
Finnegan
Wayne Bardin
Rock Springs
Paul Virostko
Arlvs
Chis. Davis
Kemmerer
Myron Myrick
Evanston
George Condos
Utah
George Nichols
Glen Scott
Idaho Falls
Scott
Alice Daniels
Frank Burney
Phi Marinciara
Southen Baptist
Green River
Nater
Donald Gray
Geo. W. Hopkins
Clifford Daniels
Paul Allen
Pendale
Wyoming
Big Piney, Wyoming
F. E. Curtis
FE. Curtis George L. Curtis
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Gaiety Theatre
Jack
Poland
Anthony Perkins
Tammy
Debbie Reynolds
Leslie Neilson
June Allyson
Ann Sheridan
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Marbleton Hotel
Big
Piney, Fla
Don Gray
Dick Stevens
Menday
Triangle Club
H. H Scarborough
Marbleton
Big Piney
Sivners
Jackson
Sawaya
Jen Thornton
Community Church
L. D
Church
Upper
Green River Branch
Herold
Kemmerer, Wye
American Legion Auxiliary News
Veterans’ News
Burner & Co
General Merchandise
Farm Bureau
Oscar
Helen Evans
Boulder, Wyo
CLT Insurance Services
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