BPHS Teams Travel to Pinedale for Doubleheader
In a Friday school report BPHS boys and girls baseball teams traveled to Pinedale in teachers cars. Girls lost 8 to 7 after a competitive game. The boys followed, five innings, 11 to 12, amid controversy over a nonstudent pitcher. Additional notes mention hot lunch program funded by WPA and parent donations, plus upcoming educational film showings and VOAG activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPHS
Pinedale
Deveraux
Bennett
Miss Cook
Mickelson
Pinedale Pirts
Mildred Bertram
Elba McNinch
Local Notes Highlight Cattle Shipment and Social Visits
Mrs. Margaret Noble and brother Joseph Pence were in Opal for a cattle shipment last week while Mrs. James FB Mickelson and son Gordon left for Salt Lake City to be away indefinitely. Local meetings and socials filled the week with bridge, high scores, and refreshments. A car collision near Pinedale involved Mrs. George Farrell and Mrs. Helen Atwood. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Noble
Joseph Pence
Opal
Mrs. Noble
James Fb, Mickelson
Gordon
Salt Lake City
George Farrell
Helen Atwood
Amelia Sable
Edith Wilson
Pinedale
Rock Springs
Walter Muir
Woman Producer Claims Chorus Develops Stars In Film
In a feature about the performing arts, Fanchon and Marco are cited as a team with a Paramount contract for a movie producer. The woman producer claims chorus work builds grace, poise, health and star potential. Casts listed include Joan Crawford and Bing Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanchon
Marco
Paramount
Tam Off the Moon
Charles Angeles
Johnny Downs
Eleanore Whitney
Kenny Baker
Phil Harris
Ben Blue
Piney Theatre
Joan O' Crawford
Lolya Roberts
Barbara Stanwyck
George Raft
James Cagney
Bing Crosby
Jack Oakie
River
Death of Charles Olson in Ranching Accident Oct 22
Charles Olson longtime Green River valley rancher and respected community member died instantly when a horse fell on him while aiding his sons with cattle near Big Piney. Survived by wife and four children, with services held in Big Piney and burial at Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Arnold
Elmer
Lester
Dr. Looney
Charles E. Olson
Vingoker
Sweden
America
Preston
Idaho
Wyoming
Opal
Wyo
Chas. F. Roberson
Bridget Gorman
Big Piney
Deseased
Fontenelle
Lincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Son
Peter &, Olson
Logan
Utah
Sustan Olson
A. E. Westerberg
Charles Berquist
Albert Peterson
Hugh Olson
Father Schel
Inger
Kemmerer
George E. Guild
Congregational Church
Egg campaign plans to stabilize prices for poultry industry
Wheatland October efforts aim to lift egg consumption and steady prices across six million farms and twenty million people. Albert Barnett of Wheatland chairs Wyoming's committee with state and national retailers pledging cooperation to avert a market slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
National Association of Pood Chains
National Poultry Producers
Henry
Nebraska
Roy Alleman
Meeteetse
Harry Ashenhurst
Slater
Paul L. Bailey
Buffalo
H. A. Bloomfield
Sheridan
Palmer Gormly
Burlington
N. J. Leik
Casper
John W. McFarlane
Lander
Charles J. Sterrett
Laramie
Elmer Stewart
Cheyenne
Leonard Thornton
Thermopolis
Bartlett
National Poultry Producers’ Federation
Eastern Star to Sponsor Play on Thanksgiving Night
The Big Piney Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will sponsor a play titled Listen to Leon on Thanksgiving Night November 25 at the Community Hall. The event promises local talent and community entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Big Piney
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Leon
Red Cross Flood Relief Scale Shown In Report
A Red Cross report on the Ohio Mississippi Valley floods details relief strength. Offices operated in 182 counties with 348 county hubs under national supervision. About 1,062,000 people received aid, 5,400 rescue boats used, 300 emergency hospitals atop 3,600 nurses. Over 1,000 refugee centers sheltered and fed victims. normal sickness levels reported in 11 inundated areas. Admiral Gary F Grayson praised 66 years of disaster relief experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fed Cross
National Red Cross
Washington
D.C
United States
Gary F Grayson
Admiral Grayson
Alaska
District of Columbia
Local Farce Set To Draw Laughs In Three Acts
A farce comedy in three acts by Janice Gard will feature local talent and be hailed as a scream. The performance promises hearty laughter throughout the run. After the show, two dances follow with a seven piece orchestra providing music, offering a real treat for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Gard
Brandon Editors Visit Kemmerer Gazette Editor and party tour Green River Valley
Brandons visit editor C Watt Brandon of the Kemmerer Gazette with brother Leroy D Brandon and wife of Washington DC called at the office last Friday during a tour of the Green River Valley. They were impressed by the scenery and people. Leroy Brandon has served as journal clerk in the House of Representatives and is now assistant clerk in the Government Civil Service. The party also noted the region's healthful open spaces and natural beauty. Denver livestock market Monday receipts totaled 21 000 cattle and calves, largest since 1930. Overall markets were heavy with bulls steady to weak and feeding stock lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Watt Brandon
The
Kemmerer Gazette
Leroy D. Brandon
Washington, D. C
Green River Valley
Editon Brandon
Brandon
Government
House of Representatives
Denver
Lowley
Married at Daniel in Merna Society Wedding
A simple ceremony last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E D Key in Daniel united Miss Gladys Neely and Mr Harold Thompson both of Merna. Witnesses were Laura L Bohm and Richard Key. A wedding dinner followed hosted by Mrs E D Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
E. D. Key
Gladys Neely
Harold Thompson
Merna
Laura L. Bohm
Richard Key
Harry Thompson
M . Carolyn, Richardson
Mir
Austin Richardson
D. Key
Ruth Kelley
University to act on new student union plans
University of Wyoming trustees meet to approve PWA grant and loan contracts for a new student union building. Funds total 165000 with 75000 grant and 74250 loan. 15750 from ASUW. Loan repaid via student fees over 30 years at 4 percent. plans consider facilities, room sizes, and activities. Mrs Budd visited Daniel residence with the Key couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
PWA
University of Wyoming
University Board of Trustees
Wyoming
ASUW
Jennie Budd
Daniel
D. Key
Also Mentioned on This Page
WPA
Stevenson R. L
Holland
VOAG
FFA
Tulsa
G. T. Morgan
Irwin Covey
W. D. Holt
Leslie Cook
Caryn Murdock
Bridge
D. BE ‘Deverdux
All Peasent
Mary A. Murdock
Frank Smith
Saxe Ranch
Clifton Fear
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
James Luce
Montpelier
Babe
Jim
W. D. Williams
Ogden
Hunter Motor Company
G. 2 Hackett
Ford J
Lincoln Automobiles
Jackie Clark
Richard Griggs
Mrs. Mariicic
Mrs. Sherman
Delia Miller
Hallowe'en
Carol Jean Mavis
Hallowe'school
Holy Cross Hospital
Ernest Dahlquist
Fort Bridger
Olson
Deri Nes
A. J. Lundstrom
P. 5
Mesdames Mae Mickelson
Mildred Miller
George Moffat
Chas
JSAN
Brandons
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