Calves for Ogden Lions Club Spike Show Listed
First group of calves for the Lions Club Goblet Spike National Livestock Show at Ogden includes Amole Olen Clifvan Flay Dan Chapel Robert L. Miller and others. Committee meets tonight to finalize gathering and care. at least 22 calves needed. Beneficiaries receive half of the sale price paid in cash with proceeds used for community transport.
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Lions Club
Ogden
Amole Olen
Clifvan Flay
Dan Chapel
Robert L. Miller
John ©. Budd
Union Pacific to serve special diets on trains
Diet conscious travelers can request meals tailored to their diets on Union Pacific trains. Steward staff will arrange substitutions from regular diner stock or arrange from additional supply points as needed. Prices remain the same as standard meals, with carte offerings adjusted. Keith Thomson receives 1957 outstanding alumni award at Wyoming fraternity ceremony. weather hampers Wyoming legislative hearing travel.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming school board delegates convene in Casper
About 160 members of the Wyoming School Tifteey Association will meet in Casper November 8 and 9 for their 1957 annual convention. They will study merit pay for teachers, gifted education, and other duties. no vote on a proposed constitution. Speakers include Sen A C Harding Utah Karl Berns NEA Denver Dor othy Reynolds Denver Public Schools Velma Lindford state superintendent.
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Laramie
Wyoming School Tifteey Association
Casper
Jay Brown
Pine Bluffs
As5
Sen
A. C. Harding
Utah
Karl Berns
The
National Education Association
M23
Dorothy Reynolds
Department of Instruction
Denver Public Schools
Velma Lindford
Wyoming and Utah clash in key Skyliae elimination game
Wyoming Cowboys and Utah Utes prepare for a rain soaked battle in Salt Lake City marking the 34th meeting between the teams since 1909. Coach Bob Devaney aims to fix ball handling and blocking as Brigham Young escapes with minor injuries in a muddy prep. Harold Farmer leads ground gains while Larry Zowads handles punting duties.
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Glaramie
Wyoming
Ulteh
Salt Lake City
Redskins
Denver
B.Y
Jack Curtice
Bob Devaney
Utah
Devaney
Cougars
Michigan State
Cowboys
Cotwboys
Brigham Young
Harold
Jake) Farmer
Parkhide
Gre Mauchart
Larry Zowads
Card of Titanes Beaux New Drapes Thanks Legion Hall
Dee Fox Post 78 American Legion and Auxiliary thanks the L D S Church for furnishing and hanging the new window drapes in their hall.
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Card OF
Titanes
Homecoming Game Sparks Big Piney High Festivities
On November 1 Big Piney Prep faces Fine ale Wranglers in a homecoming football clash, with two undefeated Punchers and a campus dance to crown a king and queen at the community hall. Student Council officers were elected for the year and a carnival is set for November 2 in the Community hall. Rex Arnold visited from Danied.
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Big Piney
Fineale Wranglers
Yanks
Éanca
Niace
Big Piney Community
The
Big Piney H. 8
Mike Alice
Dave Vickrey
Kathy Lambert
Sec.treas
Judy Alice
Wyoming Farm Bureau Convention in Casper Nov 5 7
The 1987 Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation convention will be held in Casper November 5 to 7 with sessions starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday. More than 562 members are expected to attend the meeting which will include resolutions, officer elections, and selection of the 1958 site. The banquet and dance are planned for 6:30 p.m. November 5 at the Gasper venue. Reuber V. Anderson of Pine Bluffs is president.
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Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Casper
George Poverkey
WFBF
Rex Theatre
Farm Bureau
Reuber V. Anderson
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming Farm, Bureau
Irvin Meinitz Breaks Leg After Horse Ride
Irvin Meinitz was thrown from a horse at his South Piney Creek ranch last weekend and suffered a broken leg. He was taken to Kemmerer hospital for treatment where the bone was set, and he is now at home recuperating. The fracture will require time to mend.
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Irvin Meintz
South Piney Creek
Kemmerer Hospital
Meet Me on the Green River
A rambling reminiscence on early duck hunting and mountain life. It recalls pioneer days with geese and ducks, camo, feath er beds, buffalo robes, and improvised blinds. A tale ends with duck hunters modernizing hides and a nod to changes in gear and technique.
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Southland
Amar
Syrivel
Green River
Masoner Lucas Wedding Recited In Big Piney Church
The Community Congregations church in Big Piney hosted the fall wedding of Miss Janice Masoner to Robert J. Lucas of Green River Wyoming. The ceremony began at 6 00 p m with Rev John Thornton officiating. The reception followed in the church with several local family members attending and a future eye exam event announced by Dr H H Scarborough for October 25 at the Marbleton Hotel.
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Community Congregations
Big Piney
Janice Masoner
Howard Masoner
Robert J. Lucas
Green River
Wyo
John Thornton
Patt Deerr
Ralph Manning
Herman Ralph
Masoner
Rodney Bennett
Tom Fox
Marie Farrell
Helen Attwood
William Lucas
Duane Seritchfield
Doe Mere
Wye
Warren Phillips
Howard L. Masoner
Browser
Marie Farell
Helen Atwood
Toma Fox
Uirley
LaBarge
H -H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marbleton Hotel
Mr and Mrs Robert Lucas Visit Green River Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Lucas visited the Herman Leh home in Green River on Tuesday.
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Robert Lucas
Green River
Herman Leh
Notice of Annual Meeting of Cretaceous Ol Company
Notice is hereby given that the simular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cretaceous Ol Company a Wyoming Corporation has been called for Saturday November 2 1957 at 2 00 PM at the residence of Helen E Beck the secretary of said Corporation a Bg Pinty Sublette County Wyoming for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to carry on the business of the Corporation for the coming year and for sun other business as may come before the meeting Dated this 22nd day of October 1957 CRETACEOUS OTL COMPANY By DAN HW BUDD President.
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Cretaceous Ol Company
Wyoming
Helen E. Beck
Pinty
Sublette County
Sun
Cretaceous Otl Company
Dan HW. Budd
Wyoming to receive federal wildlife funds for 1958
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service announced Wyoming will get 497,485.18 in federal funds for sport fishing programs and wildlife restoration in 1958. Of this total 101,182.53 is for sport fishing and 396,262.65 for wildlife restoration under Pittman Robertson and Dingell Johnson Acts.
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United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Wyoming
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Itlivne
Keith Thomson
Wyoning Republian
Phi Delta Testa Fraternity
Thomson
Fraternnity
Fraternity Park
University of Wyoming
Fred Steinhour
Lew Christensen
Delta
Baad Weather
Montana
Indian Affairs
Home of Representatives
Crow Indian Agency
William Thompson
Rock Springs
Wyoming School Trustees
Rex Arnold
Danied
Vu Piney
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Irvin Meinitz
Getsteg Broken
America
Myra Cooley
Masoner-Lucas
DE. F. H. Scarbrorougie
Odezee
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