A Journey From Singapore to Hawaii in 1960
A travelogue recounts a spring 1960 voyage from Singapore through Taal Lake and a volcano, on to Wake Island, then Hawaii. Narrator notes cooler highlands, fermented coconut drinks, squid meals, and native dances. The Hawaii leg feels crowded and commercialized, contrasting with earlier Orient experiences. The trip ends with a transcontinental flight toward Portland and a final view of Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Taal Lake
Japan
Moynlains
Telef Manila
Lake Taal
Bawah
Honokulu
Hawaii
Far East
Lanquill Island
Orient
Homemaker Club Meeting at Legon Hall
Guided by Mrs. dMat on Monday August 22 Homemakers Chih mét met in Legon Hall for a request meat. Mary Fear presided with Pat Mosher and Pat Low echoing remarks about a microbe issue and a dish pond plan at the county fair to raise funds. A bake sale and samples were shared. Reporter Abe Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Chih
Legon
Moneny
Mary Fear
Pat Mosher
Pat Low
Abee Griggs
Artists' Guild Meeting At Don Jewett Home
The Artists' Guild gathered at Mrs. Don Jewett’s ranch home with Mrs. Lora Davet. Dorothy Sargent Betty Blake and Caryn Bing won two geography contests. Attendees included Somm ers and Peggy Kvenild with guests Mrs. Wilmotta Hamm Elizabeth Flint and Miss Teresa Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty Artists’ Guild
Don Jewett
Loradavet
Dorothy Sargent
Betty Blake
Carym Bing
Aksu Glamor
Grammer
Derily Jargens
Rex
Caryn Bunz
Margaret
Baye
Old Pioneer
Lera Jewett
Becky Noble Honored On Her Fifth Birthday
Becky Noble daughter of Mr and Mrs Rakart C Noble was honored on her fifth birthday at a party hosted by her mother Those attending included Sheree Marcus Grinecaff and the Mickelsons and Hellgate families along with Bobby Noble Sue Ann and Randy Gentry and others Additional mothers helped with the event and celebration details remain incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Noble
Rakart C Noble
Vere
Con
Sheree
Marcus Grinecaff
Mark
Mildred Mickelson
Robert
Danny Hellgate
Kenny
Vean
Noble
Sue Ann
Randy Gentry
Bobby Noble
Assioh
Republican Dinner and Meeting Held Here Saturday Evening
Clifford Hanson of Jackson spoke at a no host Republican dinner at the Jones Sage Cafe. The event drew a large turnout of Republican workers from Ubin Lincoln Subleltz and Tet ten counties with the 1960 victory slogan in general use this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hanson
Jackson
Jones Sage
Ubin
Lincoln
Subleltz
Tetten
Vietory
March of Dimes Awards Three Health Scholarships
March of Dimes Foundation announces three $500 annual health scholarships for needy students pursuing nursing occupational therapy social work and related fields. Recipients include Ma W Pitrick Smyth Cheyenne Medd and Carol Larson Worland among others. the program supports U S students nationwide with more than 500 scholarships awarded yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
Tessa O'Conner
March of Dimes Organization
Ney
Schoare
Wyoming
Darwup
W. Pitrick Smyth
Siscel
Cheyenne
Meddwinsign
Univesity
Tiwage
Longtime Pinedale Resident Mrs Etta Hennick Dies
Mrs Etta Hennick a longtime Pinedale resident died after illness. She was the mother of Mrs O G Fetter of Pinedale and widow of L F Hennick. Funeral services are set for Saturday September 10 at 2:00 p m with full details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hennick
Pinedale
Eta Tennick
Pine- Idsle
Mts
Faye
O.G. Fetter
L. F. Hoennick
Were hires Ric gee Marie and Mickelson names
Were hires Ric gee Marie and K VL Noble and Mrs Gorden Mickelson in the recent staffing moves.
Artists Guild Members Visit Historic South Pass
Suiblebte County Artis Guild members toured historic South Pass on September 1 hosted by Mrs May Summers and Mrs Beth Rich Lundhson. They toured the ghost town incl museum and old store, heard readings, and viewed an album of pictures from 1896. Winners were selected for a photograph contest led by Bob Richardson with many named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suiblebte County Artis Guild
South Pass
May Summers
Be H Richardson
Lundhson
Meldiew Aftenoon
John Bloom
Peter Sherlock
Bayer
Whey
Pine¢ South Pass
Milam Barlow
Dorothy Sargent
Wyoming
Bob Richardson
Hope
U. S
Myra Cosley
Beety Blake
Aisw
Etta Hennick
Cul
May Sommers
Beth Lon
Digien Sargent
Ly Sargent
Dance Lessons Scheduled At County Fair
Ma and Mrs Day of Boiss Idaho have organized dance lessons for children with Tats for conduct. The event date is October chosen for this program. Signups are available through Griggs Mrs Walkristan Fear Jr and others at the fair office.
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Mel Day
Boiss
Idaho
Thanery “Tats
Onober
Tech
Dessons Loe Pwsons
Griggs
Ohh
Micho 3
Ruion Walkristan Fear, Jr
S.ms
de Ss
County Fair All Set to Go in Big Piney Weekend
Last reports say Subiette Co Fair will open Saturday and Sunday in Big Piney at the new fair grounds two miles north on highway 189. The new exhibition building will be usable this year and may be expanded in fall 1961. Page 2 lists events scheduled by Manager Helen Evans.
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Subiette Co
Big Piney
Town
Highway
Helen Evans
School Opened Tuesday Morning
The fall term of 1960-61 opened Tuesday with a large attendance and pupils in all departments. A full account of the year’s activities and enrollment will appear in the next issue.
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Nicro
Special PTA Meeting To Be Sept 12
A special PTA meeting is announced for Monday September 12 at 7 03 a m in the high school auditorium after the business session. A brief reception and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Wyoming designates Nursing Home Day on Sip 18
Governor J J Hickey has signed a proclamation designating Sunday September 18 as the second Wyoming Licensed Nursing Home Day. The move aims to raise awareness among residents about the facilities and care provided to senior citizens. The proclamation commends nursing homes for their role in recovery and rehabilitation of patients.
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Sip
Wyoming
LEO Nursing Home
Runer J. J
Joe) Hickey
Joly
Davy
Menibers
Imcki
Thermspolis
Gevernor
Hickey
Iea
Funeral Services for Merle Curtis Held September 1
Funeral services were held last Thursday at the Congregational Church for Merle Curtis who was killed in a car-truck accident on Monday of last week. The service was conducted by President Walter Yose of Upper Green River Branch for the LDS Church. Speakers included Clyde Rigby and Norman Perkins. Miss Connie Yose sang two songs. Pallbearers were Al Dentsh, John Manneki, Jake Kreas, James Carr, Robert Tanner and Glen Chivers. Interment was in the Big Piney cemetery, with arrangements by the Tanner Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Merle Curtis
Walter Yose
Upper
Green River
LDS Church
Clyde Rigby
Norman Perkins
Connie Yose
Every County in State Represented at Wyoming U
University of Wyoming enrollment shows representation from all 23 Wyoming counties and all 50 states in the 1959-60 academic year. Campus attendance reached 4,028, the highest to date, with the largest out-of-state groups from California, Nebraska, and Colorado. Over 800 students hailed from 26 foreign countries, notably Afghanistan, Norway, and China, under long running exchange ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Seri
University of Wyoming
Wysming
Thi Jrest Tar
Wyoming
Nebraska
California
Diniz
Colorado
Albany
Laramie Wo Sut
Gil Nadroma
Swesi
Afghanistan
Norway
China
Notice of practice session for volunteers
A practice session is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 pm in the Com El. Dais will be the only session before the program starts on Monday September 19. Volunteers from last spring are urged to attend and new volunteers are invited to join this worthwhile program for our elical children.
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Cmt
Appreciation note from Philip Marincic Jr
Philip Marincic Jr thanks friends who voted for him in the Democratic Write-On primary for size representative but states his name will not appear on the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Marincic, JR
Funeral services for John Johnson in Halfway area
John Johnson of Nwalfway died Tuesday in Kemmerer Hospital. An old-time Catchwood resident, he was well known by longtime locals in Big Piney and Finedale. Funeral services are set for today in Halfway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Nwalfway
Kemmerer Hospital
John John+son
Catchwood
Big Piney
Finedale
Kemmeree Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Frizzell
Jamis F. Mickelson
Lockout Point
Kamar
Mother Hubbards
Michener
Haiwaian
Lyle
Royal Hawaiia
Hono` Ylu
Portland
Orcaon
Tui
Wien
Port Washington
Giegen
dMat
Artists’ Guild
DON Jewett Home
March of Dimes Foundation
Old South Pass
Volunteeers
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