Local Woman Heads Wyoming Chapter of C E S
Mrs Maze Mickelson of this place wife of James F Mickelson was chosen Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Wyoming Order of Western Star at the 53rd annual session held September 1. She succeeds Mrs Pearl W Alcott of Worland. Also selected were N H Weltmanor as Worthy Grand Patron Ruth Colyer as Associate Grand Matron Ralph Platt as Associate Grand Patron Mrs Moly Ells re-elected Grand Secretary Effie Lowndes re-elected Grand Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maze Mickelson
James F Mickelson
Wyoming
Order of Western Star
Pearl W Alcott
Worland
Big Piney
Felows N H Weltmanor
Guernsey
Harry Hawkins
Evanston
Ruth Colyer
Torrington
Ralph Platt
Encampment
Moly Ells
Buffalo
Effie Lowndes
Casper
SeeBee Standby Reserve opens to older construction workers
Construction workers aged 26 and up may apply for Sea Bee Standby Reserve membership. Announced this week by Chief Boatswain Mate Earl D Christensen at the Navy Recruiting Station Kemmerer Wyoming, the plan includes builder, mechanic, steelworker, driver, surveyor and electrician as core skills. The program involves no required meetings or drills, and in mobilization men would be assigned to Navy jobs matching their construction experience.
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Sea ‘Bee
Earl D Christensen
Navy Recruiing
Kemmerer
Wyoming
SeeFee
SeeBee
Miss Wyoming Lenore Waffman Heads to Miss America Pageant
Lenore Waffman, University of Wyoming coach and Cheyenne native, arrived in Atlantic City to compete in the Miss America Pageant. She has toured New York, studied at Barbizon Studio, modeled three formals, and will participate in the boardwalk parade and talent, bathing suit, and evening gown events as Wyoming’s representative sponsored by the university and state industry agencies. Mrs Henry Budd and daughter, Floyd Spencer, visited from North Piney.
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Wyamine
Lenore Waffman
Cheyenne
Atlantic City
Lenore
New York City
Barbizon Studio
University of Wyooming
New York
Chinatown Central Park
Hudson River
Harlem
Wyoming
The
University of Wyorng
Wyoming Commerce and Tagustry Commission
School Registration Set for Monday in Big Piney
Local grade and high schools reopen Monday September 11 1980 with morning bus pickup and return before noon for registration. Full day on Tuesday September 12 with lunch program led by Lorena Carr and Reta Carr. Fees are twenty cents for grades 1-6 pupils and twenty five cents for grades 7-12. Superintendent Cullens invites parents and patrons to visit schools to see children at work.
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Lorena Carr
Reta Carr
Cullens
Induction Three From Sublette County Sept 28
Sublette County will send three men for induction on September 28. They are Dean Blark man Daniel Howard Sehriver from Pinedale and John Stevens Pig from Piney. The Local Board No 48 office hours are stated as 4:30 to 6:30 PM weekdays and 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturdays, at the home of Harry Lovatt in Pinedale, with after hours caller acceptance and a county clerk option for registration.
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Selective Service System
Local Board No 48
Harry Lovatt
Pinedale
Sublette County
Dean Blarkman-Daniel
Howard Sehriver Pinnedale
John Stevens
Pig Piney
Livestock losses blamed on rough handling and minerals
Wyoming Ag Extension warns careless handling and transport injures livestock and depresses market value, with losses reaching tens of millions yearly. Nels L Dahlquist cites crate injuries and mineral deficiencies, especially calcium, as key factors. recommends farm feedlot measures and a mineral mix to reduce crippling injuries and stress on animals.
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Laramie
Yavestovic
Nels L Dahlquist
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Dahlquist
Optometrist Scarborough to Visit Cottage Hotel
Bro H H Scarborough Optometrist of Salt Lake City will be at the Cottage Hotel on Tuesday September 19 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Take this opportunity to receive his professional services. Several locals attended Cowboy Days in Evanston over the weekend.
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Br. H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake Ify
Cottage Hotel
Tyes
Evanston
Jones Nelson marriage in Kemmerer Wyoming
Miss Donn Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jones of Big Piney wed Charles Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis in Kemmerer Wyoming on August 30 1956 at 2 a.m at the home of Justice of the Peace Frank Hankin officiating The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs Jimmy Hunter and Mrs Hewin Ikola Mrs Charles Davis traveled to Seymour Town due to her mother’s serious illness accompanied by her sister Mrs George Davison of Craig Colorado
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Donn Jones
John 'Casey' Jones
Big Piney
Charles Nelson
Clarence Davis
Kemmerel
Justice of the Peace
Frank Hankin
Wineses
Jimmy Hunter
Hewin Ikola
Charles Davis
Seymour Town
George Davison
Craig
Colorado
Robert Dunham Injured In Truck Mishap
Robert Dunham was en route from here to Pocatello Idaho when gravel caused his pickup to skid north of Kemmerer. He suffered a broken leg and was taken to a hospital, remaining there until his sister and brother in law fetched him home. He uses crutches and hopes to return to work soon.
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Robert Dunham
Pocateco
Idaho
Tme
Kemmer
Dunham
Hemmerer
T E Miley
Bob
Wyoming Milk Industry’s Growth and Impact on State Wealth
A 1949 snapshot shows Wyoming dairy farming as a major economic driver with 52,000 cows valued at 10.64 million dollars, producing 127 million quarts of milk and averaging 2,442 quarts per cow. Cash income from milk reached 8.435 million, butter and dairy products boosting total value. milk accounts for about a quarter of Americans’ annual foods.
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Milk Industry Foundation
Wyoming
Muk
Mioe
Desieries
Honored at Surprise House Warming
Mrs Clifford Daniels was honored at a surprise house warming Tuesday evening by friends. The evening featured canasta with Mrs Rod Bennett winning the high prize, second prize to Mrs Paul Virostka, and consolation to Mrs Alvin Pearson. Hostesses Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs Mike Virostko served refreshments as gifts were opened and displayed.
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Clifford Daniels
Rod Bennett
Paul Virostka
Alvin Pearson
Charles Davis
Mike Virostko
Daniels
Market News Omaha Stockers Feeder Cattle Rally On Labor Day
Omaha stocker and feeder cattle and calves sold strong with gains up to 50 cents. Steers and heifers hit all time highs with steer at 3300 and heifer 2900. steer calves 3625. three year old feeder steers 3000. heavier weights 3000-3075. Fat cattle steady to up 26 cents. steers to 32.25, heifers to 39. Cows 21-25, feeders 24-40. Hog prices down. slaughter lambs steady. breeding ewes 16-17.
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Omana
Omaha
Haying in Denmark According to Donald Meile
Donald Meile, an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, explains Danish haying practices. Fields use red clover and grass with pasture size guiding cow herds. Alfafa is cut three times with timing around bloom stages, followed by daily tedding for about a week until wilted. Hay is stacked on triples, dried eight days to go to the mow, with narrow 6 to 7 foot wide racks and careful field re-raking to avoid waste. Meile notes machinery limits and a small wooden rake to recover remaining stems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Denmark
Donald Meile
International Farm Youth Exchange
Meike
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Wyoming
Atty G B Hockett Withdraws Candidacy for Re-elect
Attorney G E B Hockett of Pine Dale withdraws from the county and prosecuting attorney race due to health. Previously a Republican nominee in August primaries, he notes decades of service and will not seek re election in November. He formerly practiced in Big Piney and served residents with distinction.
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Atty. G. B. Hockett
EB Hockett
Pinedale
Rembucan
Hackett
Big Piney
UW Acacia Chapter Wins National Scholastic Cup
The University of Wyoming chapter of Acacia fraternity received the National Scholastic Cup at a banquet concluding the National Conclave at the University of Colorado Boulder. Among 35 chapters, Wyoming posted the highest scholastic average. Acacia was installed at the university in 1947 and emphasizes Masonic ties in its membership.
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Wyoming
Acacia
Naional Council
University of Colorado
Boulder
Univerity
County Agent's News Sublet County Represented At Static Fair
Harold Burch county agricultural agent and Jeff Pinedale on August 29 with 4-H club members and Oscar Evan helped take county fair members to Douglas, Wyoming. The county returned September 3. They exhibited 48 entries from 22 boys and girls. State fair results include Frances Barger purple ribbon for plain cake. Evelyn Evans fifth in livestock judging. Albert Grable and Zoe Weideranders in agronomy. Carl Grable second. Benetta Nelson 15th in home economics. Betty Olson 18th red. Carolyn Naylor and Carl Grable red in livestock demonstration. Barbara Jensen red in home economics demonstration.
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Sublettc
Harold Burch County Agreaatural
Jeff Pinedlale
B 4-Hlub
Oscar Evan
Exhinis
Douglas
Frances Barger
Evelyn Evans
Albert Grable
Zoe
WYOMING HDA COUNCIL TO CHARTER BUS FOR BILOXI
The Wyoming Home Demonstration Association plans a special charter bus to Biloxi Mississippi for the National Home Demonstration Council meeting October 17 to 19. Aimed at homemakers from thirteen counties, the trip departs October 10 from Evanston and travels through Colorado Texas and Louisiana before reaching Biloxi. Mrs Jack Armstrong of Lander serves as president and notes strong interest and cooperation from the women. Continued on another page.
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Deep South
Wyoming
W National Home Demonstration Council
Bilow
Mississippi
Jack Armstrong
Lander
Serts
Evanston
Colorado
Texas
Louman't
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Wiss Wyoving
Henry Budd
Floyd Spencer
North Piney
Selective Service Board
Willion
Jones-Nelson
Iowa
Wyoming Bay Designers
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Perry E. Edgempeton
Felt
Robert H Wath
Lingle
U. S
United States
Owaie4
Iwye Dellgate
Denmar
UW Chapter OF Acacia
Harold Hunch
Wyoving
HDA Council
Biloxi
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