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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1956

Page

3

Artist Guild Met Oct 13 In Pinedale

The Sublette County Artists Guild met October 13 at Mrs Etta Hennick’s home in Pinedale with co hostess Mrs Jack Funk. After a harvest dinner a business meeting followed and a contest was won by Percy Pen Dorothy Sargenk and Betty Blake. Members present included Marie Meyers Dorothy Sargenk Betty Blake Peggy Pape Ethel Perets Rita Hennick and Madge Funk. Guests were Mrs Curt Feliner and Mrs Bertha Chaussee of Denver.

Sublette County Artists’ Guild Etta Hennick Pinedale Jack Funk Percy Pen Dorothy Sarigent Betty Blake Marie Meyer Bertha Chauszee Power of Ethel Jewett Marie Meyers Dorothy Sargenk Peggy Pape Ethel Perets Rita Hennick Madge Funk Curt Feliner Bertha Chaussee Denver

Wyoming Bond Sales Grow Led by Nine Counties

Wyoming residents poured 654 895 24 into United States Series E H Savings Bonds in September boosting nine month total to 6 08 227 3 according to County Bond Chairman John Mackey. Sublette County invested 1254 27 last month with state totals rising as Converse Fremont Lincoln and ten counties plus Yellowstone pace past 75 percent of quota while Albany Big Horn Campbell Johnson Niobrara Park and Uinta sit near 59 percent. National EEH bond sales reached 3 524 000 000 for January through September about 694 of the year’s goal. postwar period sales dipped 5 3 percent from last year.

United States Wyoming John &. Mackey Sublette Onan Ijn Converse Fremont Lincoln Yellowstone Parie Albany Big Horn Campbell Johnson Niobrara Park and Uinta

Breeding Creeping Alfalfa Aims at Hardier Pasture

Agricultural researchers study creeping alfalfa varieties to enhance spreading habit and disease resistance. Breeders test multiple types at ARS sites under H O Graumann and associates to develop hay with better persistence and grazing performance.

Usda Amt Theworth H. O. Graumann Agricultural Research Center Beltsville H. L. Carmnahan Kana M. W. Pedersen Logan Mah Smith Reno Nev Associates South Dakot Oregon Agricultural Research Oct Sos

Last Rites For Reuben M. Fox Held Sunday

Funeral services for Reuben M. Fox of La Barge were held Sunday at Dee Fox Post 78 hall with speakers from the L D S Church and local leaders. Survivors include his widow Caniela, daughters Shirley and Bonnie, and siblings. burial took place in Big Piney cemetery with Bills Funeral Home of Evanston in charge.

Reuben M. Fox la Barge Dee Fox American Logler Joseph TI. Williams Nebraska Caniela Pingree Ogden Utah Dee Fox Shirley Fox San Francisco Bonnie Fox University of Wyoming B.C. Fox Bis Fork Mont S.S. Eccles Paul Goddard Bills Funeral Home Evanston Big Piney

Western headline Omaha cattle and sheep runs again Monday

Western dominated Omaha livestock with cattle calf and sheep sales Monday totaling about 5300 head including 20000 stockers and feeders. Trade steady to higher with prices up to 30 and 25 cents. steer calves 20 to 27 dollars, heifer calves 15 to 20 dollars, fat cattle steady early then softer. cows steady to 12 dollars. markets featured Wyoming Nebraska stockers and several top quotes around 21.50. The sale included consignments from Sublette Colorado and noted buyers from Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Hart Jorgensen Omaha Ohio Pennsylvania Towsle Sublette, CO A. L. McGinnis Yose & Sons James Jorgensen Bob Linderman

UW Faculty Plan Weeklong High School Visits

University of Wyoming faculty heads and seven college representatives will tour Wyoming high schools from Oct 29 to Nov 2. They will present UW information programs followed by counseling sessions on courses, careers, and university opportunities, with parental participation urged.

Laramie University of Wyoming University Information Service Piel Douglas R. Johnson Dale Bohmont T. Alfred Larsey UW History Department OD. Turner Business Administration Robert Hitch Donald R. Lamb Rock Springs Green River Reliance Superior Mountain View Kemmerer Lyman Evanston Cokeville Afton Jackson Pinedale Big Finey Dubois Eden-Farson Glenrock Baggs Savery

Veterans deadline set for five year insurance in 1956

Veterans separated since September 4 1956 must apply for the five year convertible insurance by December 31 1956 under Public Law 881. The program ends issuance January 1 1957 and requires no medical exam. VA urges eligible veterans to file or postmark by December 31 or risk ineligibility. Full details available at any VA office.

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Thomson Urges Tax Cut Based on Balanced Budget

Congressman Keith Thomson defends a tax cut tied to a balanced federal budget and nationwide fiscal discipline. He criticizes a Democrat plan as election year rhetoric and argues the tax relief must directly aid Wyoming small businessmen including farmers laborers and merchants.

Keith Thomson Wyoming Republican Party

Evanston Ceremony Unites Miss Myrick and Mr Gacy

Miss Eudena Myrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Myrick Evanston married Mr Vernieuw Gacy of Ogden Utah at the Presbyterian church in Evanston. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Nichols and children Mr and Mrs Donald Gray Mr and Mrs Rulon Woffin cen and George W Hopkins. A reception followed in the L D Amusement hall with about 150 guests.

Presbyterian Church Evanston Eudena Myrick Myron Myrick Gacy, Vernieuw Ogden Utah George Nichols Donald Gray Rulon Woffincen George W. Hopkins

Hunters Asked to Help Control Porcupines

M E Loveridge of Bridger National Forest urged big game hunters and recreationists to reduce the porcupine population. He warned quill pigs damage young timber crops and ruin timber and scenic values, offering tips on hunting safety and noting porcupines feed on pine and are seen at sundown near streams.

M. E. Loveridge Bridger National Forest Loveridge Forest Service Sarge

Blanching Vegetables Before Freezing Proved Essential

A health and food guidance article from Laramie warns against skipping blanching before freezing. It explains that heating slows aging, preserves flavor color and texture, and avoids hay-like off flavors. Boiling water is advised for home freezing to keep vegetables tender and high quality.

Eisenhower Nixon Campaign Dance at Community Hall

Campaign trailing line urges voters to re elect the Republican Eisenhower Nixon administration for four more years of good government and business management. Dance announced at the Community hall with Al Fanelli orchestra in November.

al Fanelli Orchestra

Report on Russia by Loraine and Gale McGee from Moscow

The McGees describe Moscow's skyline of 8 to 32 story apartment blocks and 8 tall skyscrapers, a wide boulevard, and crowded streets. They note scarce traffic lights, prevalent pedestrian crowds, and that most residents are not active Communists, with about 34 percent party membership, living ordinary lives.

Moscow Berlin Moscow University Europe Lower Manhattan Red Square Sereten

Harvest Ball Planned by Triangle Club at Community Hall

Mr and Mrs Sylvester Griggs and their granddaughter Connie Conrad visited Riverton and stayed with relatives. The Triangle Club of Big Piney will host a Harvest Ball at Community Hall on Saturday night November date. event details follow in local notices.

Mrs Sylvester Griggs Riverton Connie Conrad Then Triangle Club of Big Piney Novord

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