Artist's Guild Met Sept 6 At Piney With Contests
The Artist's Guild met September 6 at the American Legion hall in Piney with guests and members present. Mrs Gadle Osterhont and Mrs Mary Murdock hosted. Legion Auxiliary served a luncheon. Prizes for contests were won by Wilda Springman Lor Jewett Peggy Pape and Ada Budd. The program featured poems by Tya Mae Brown Frances Clark Ethel Jewett Miriam Barlow Porgy Pape Mae Sommers Guy Williams Wilda Springman and Marie Guio. Guests included Mrs Arthur Newcomb Mrs Ths Eawards Mrs Harold Kennedy Mr Ron Budd Mrs McAdise and Kenneth Gulo.
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Gadle -Osterhont
Mary, Murdock
Artist's Guild
Erican
Legion
Bie’ Piney
Auxilary
Liam
Pegey Pape
Ada Budd
Tya Mae Brown
Frances Clark
Ethel Jewett
Miriam Barlow
Arthur Newomb
Ths. Eawards
Harold Kennedy
Onry Budd
McAdise Kenneth Gulo
UW Pall Quarter Start at UW September 19
The University of Wyoming announces the tall quarter will begin with freshman registration on Wednesday September 19. A mass meeting is set for 5 pm that day for those interested in student party activities. Registration and testing run Wednesday to Friday with events including dances church group meetings football, and a campus cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
University of
Wyoming
Statens
Citizens of Big Piney vote on building sale and funds
The Citizens of Big Piney and vicinity plan a special vote on September 24 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the civic building to decide options including selling the building and equipment, using proceeds for a city project, or keeping the building and raising insurance funds. The notice lists six ballot options and requests donations for cash or labor refunds.
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Civiks
Fim
College students aided by University of Wyoming loan funds
University of Wyoming students received 15171 dollars in loans to meet emergency and long term needs. Average loan was 52 dollars, 17 borrowers took 3804 dollars, minimum loan four dollars, nineteen long term loans totaling 965 dollars, most borrowers also held campus jobs.
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U. W
Laramie
Wyn
University of Wyoming
Loang
Thade
iLyle, Miller
Oan
Horrowing
Woman of the Week from Larattie Daily Bulletin tribute
The Daily Bulletin honors Mrs I E Corthell as Woman of the Week for civic and professional contributions in Laramie She is active in PEO since 1934 vice president of the Laramie Women’s Club and involved in singing crafts and extension work Born Lydia Teeter in 1900 she taught school and later served as principal of Teinse Hall She married in 1933 and settled near Laramie noted as a leading local citizen.
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Larattie
Daily Bulletin
Servier
Ste
I.E
Shimek Cone
PEO
Laramie
Women’s’ Club
Vinespresiz Ont
Laremie
Ells
The
Ideal
Musial Atteclub
Lydia Teeter
Ani
MER. Od
Jwov
Oath
Joan School
Theatrh
Wachast
Biz
Piney Wye
Moreant
Tructor Pame
Cape At Tin Hoback
Arthern
Weoming
Wallowirs
Chicago
Tlito
Naw
Collee
Hethainin
Cole
Jere
Cy Newherrow
Art Machoy
Mich
Ann’ Hals
Bor
Lake
Teinse
Posto
Grandparents of W S Witherspoons Featured in Tale
Ward welcomed Jud Witherspoon by Friday morning as the Witherspoon family grew with the third child of the junior couple. A propounded plan involved a watch gifted to the first grandson, with engraver Frank Curtis to place a numeral after the last name, awaiting delivery to the newborn.
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Ward
Jud Witherspo
Bil
Witherspoons
Fia Twa
Janice
Suzan ‘Kay
Robert
Shere
Leslie
Miller
Nély Smith
Wyoming
Leste Bave
Frank Curtis
Kem’ Toerer
Caretta
Morton Drilling Co Secures Lease for West Ranch Drilling
A rough derrick and drilling equipment from Morton Drilling Co of Caspiper arrives to set up on the Robert Therpipson ranch west of the area to drill on a lease with the Continental Oil Co. The move signals planned oil exploration in the region.
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Cas‘iper
Robert “Therpipson
Oitca
4 H Club Activities At State Fair
State Fair 4 H club members led by Carl Grable Jivelyn Eyane Jack Evans Zoe Wierand Beverly Mehl and Mrs Ted Wiederanders exhibited 59 items across red and blue ribbons. Junior lead roles noted for Beverly Mehl with twenty six members showing a variety of vegetables jams cookies breads and crafts.
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Carl Grable
Jivelyn
Eyane
Jack
Evans
Zoe
Beverly. Mehl
Ted Neu Sind
Ja Rennet
Onnen
Nenet Edirment
Audrey Mier
Sd Hesor
Mente Ford
Marian” Grinder
Barger
Jim Conkerve
Dean Patton
Rede
Apran
Wiederanders
Missoula visitors amid Kemmererton business trip
Me c and Mrs James Walker of Missoula left Kemmererton Tuesday for Portland Oregon where their son Peter Stanley Olson studies at the University of Portland. They were guests of Mrs Lucy Walker and Glen Olson. A frost warning urged preparation for a cool day but warmer by Wednesday night.
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James
Walker
Missoula, ‘Mant
Lucy ’ Walker
Glen
Peter ‘Stanley Olson
Portland, Oregon
Toréis
University ‘of Portland
Church Notice Bishop Hunter of Garamie Invited at Big Piney
Bishop Hunter of Garamie will lead the Episcopal church service in Big Piney on Sunday September 36 at 7:29 PM. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Hunter
Garamie
Big Piney
Community Church Fall Program Details Planned
The Community Church announces a fall program with Rev Arthur Soundy leading services on Wednesday nights starting in September. Director MMe Campbell chairs planning with George Moffat as superintendent. the aim is to promote worship and community outreach through attending and supporting the church’s activities.
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Mme Cceepbell
Arthur
Serygord
George Moffat
Housing Outlook At UW Promises Pleasant Fall Dorm Plan
University of Wyoming officials say housing will be excellent this fall. Dean of Men A Li Keeney and Dean of Women E Luella Gattive report Wyoming Hall and men dorms with 400 beds will be filled, freshmen arrangements discussed, and more spaces available in university apartments, village housing, and private trailers. Married students may opt for veterans village housing at favorable rates with furnished options and laundry services.
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Laramie
University of Wyomings
Li Keeney
Tean
Luella
Gattive Et
Wyoming
Atudente
Knight
Hoyt
Uns
Aive
Ase
Laramie Restgente
Ophe
Univerity
Wyoming Highway Department Action Prompts Speed Limit Reforms
The Wyoming Highway Department, urged by Gov. Frank A Barrett, plans to tighten speed limit enforcement and adopt stricter traffic laws. Officials aim to reduce highway fatalities and improve safety across the state through enhanced regulatory measures.
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Wyoming “Highway Department
Frank A’barrett
Wyomings
Bare
Jenna
Mike
Crystal Veryorie
James F Mickelson Visitation Highlights Kemmerer Visit
James F. Mickelson made a Kemmerer business visit described as a notable traveler’s stop. Details indicate it occurred on Tuesday with emphasis on the local engagement and professional purpose of the trip.
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James F. ‘Mickelson
Kemmerer -Business
Tuesay
Nebeker Wounded in Korea Reported Navy Injury
A damaged clipping notes Ronnie Nebeker was wounded in Korea while serving in the Navy. It lists his parents as Mr and Mrs Stanley Nebeker and references family details from the same notice.
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Ebeker
Korea
Ronnie Nebeker
Stanley Nebreker
Fire Prevention Week Observance Announced
October 1 to 13 marks Fire Prevention Week with President noting fires rise from negligence and urging public awareness. NFPA partnership and farmers’ involvement highlighted as cooperators with the US Department of Agriculture and State Extension Service in promoting preventive tactics nationwide.
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NEPA
NFPA
Wna
Department of Aprieraulture
States Agricultural Extension Service
New Social Security Act Affects Self-Employed Beginnings
A column notes the eight weekly studies by The Examiner on the Social Security Act changes for self employed workers and the impact on old age and survivors insurance. It discusses wage credits, status changes from employment, and possible loss of insured status, with mention of George Moffat opening a cafe shop in the Frontier Star and Hotel building.
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Éay- Peek
Stortayer
Empidbien
Mig
Géorge Moffat
Frontier Star and Hotel
Ine
Local notes mention May and Masoner family ties
Fragmentary OCR cites Mayor Howard Masoner and Mrs Masoner as niece of RS Bennett. References to Middle Pin ey creek and May in Industrial City appear, but readable details are incomplete.
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Auightar
Donnia
Industrial City
May
Peart Manéay
Tues
Howard Masoner
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 Meeting Recap
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 held a meeting with about twenty members and officer volunteers including M. Bennett and Marie Farrell. They discussed yearly programs and fundraising plans, stressed unity across classes, and highlighted the auxiliary role in veteran support during the session followed by refreshments.
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M. Bnd View
Fies Bennett
Marie Farrell
Maeden- Valt
Buda
Néwheomi
Veterepe - Tre
Wyoming Ram Sale to be Held at Casper Fairgrounds
Casper Wyoming announces the annual Wyoming Woolgrowers Association ram sale set for September 18 at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds. The event features high quality rams from top breeders, with buyers from Montana North Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming anticipated. The sale aims to attract Canadian buyers too as the industry showcases strong consignments and a history of record prices.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Walgrowert
Thic
Rao
Col Pathaniss
Ohio
Fox
Associacand
Wyoming
Road Collision Near Town With Injuries Reported
A deputy and Sheri investigated a highway crash south of town. One person was injured and cars were badly damaged after a Gurney vehicle struck another, causing a blowout. Barbara Harmison and another occupant were involved in the incident.
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Gurney
Barbara Harmison
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W. S. Witherspoons
Kemmererton
Community Church
Incharge
American Legion Auxiliary News
Myoming
WNO' Growers Assn
RAM Sale
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