Death notice for Mary Ellen O'Neil pioneer of Sublette County
Mary Ellen O'Neil died at 4:30 am on September 12, 1960, at Lincoln Hospital in Kemmerer. Funeral services were held September 14 at St. Amne's Catholic Church in Big Piney. She was survived by four daughters and one son, plus nineteen grandchildren and other relatives. Born August 24, 1873 in Zerado, she moved with her family to Cheyenne and later attended Colorado State College in Greeley. She taught school, married Thomas D. O'Neil in 1895, and lived on several ranches before moving to Salt Lake City in 1952. The family notes her civic work with Wyom ing Cow Belles and other local groups. burial followed at Big Piney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen O'Neil
Sublette County
Thomas D. O'Neil
O'Neil
Ae Lincoln
Cheyenne
C County
Kennesh Iisa
Cettonwood Creek
Salg Lake City
Uigh
Wyoming Cow Belles
County Artists’ Guild
Triangle
School of Disteh
Aeath
Big Pincy
Editors Day At Utah State University Nov 5 1960
Logan Utah newspapers editors and pub listers from Utah southern Tolnabo and Fern Wyoming are invited to Utah State University for the second annual Editors Day on November 5. Guests will attend a luncheon and the USU football game against Skyline Conference champion the University of Wyoming. The event follows last year’s breakfast tour and campus facilities visit and expands to include regional radio and television broadcasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Uish
Utah
Southern Tolnabo
Fern Wyoming
Utah State University
Skyline
University of Wyoming
USU
J. R. Alfred
Bftters
Burrell Hansen
Fire hazards linger for Wyoming hunting ranges
State Game and Fish Department warned sportsmen planning big game hunts in Wyoming that fire danger remains high across most ranges. Rain has reduced danger in small areas, but conditions stay critically dry and officials urge extreme caution during the hunting season.
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Wyoming
State Game and Wish Department
School enrollment holds near May total of 396 students
Superintendent Dunning notes no marked fall from May's 406, with a slight rise in grades 7 through 12. With oil activity rising, enrollment is expected to grow through the year as grade counts show varied participation across 1st through 12th grades.
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Tottal
Dunning
Registration opens as UW begins fall semester classes
More than 1,000 freshmen from Wyoming and surrounding areas converge on Laramie for UW fall registration and student orientation week. Freshmen and transfers report Monday Sept 12 to start preliminaries with welcome by President Eicordsey and Registrar McWhinnie. Events include dorm open houses assemblies and tests as rush week begins with fraternity and sorority activities. The Interfraternity Council meets Sept 11 to discuss rush and pledging. The season opens with a football game against New Mexico University on Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Semerster Clasoes, Leges
Er. G. D. Eicordsey
Regis
Mnica
Interfraernity Council Alleskool
Wyoming Union
Goppert Named Easter Seal State Chairman in Wyoming
Ernest J. Goppert of Cody will chair the Easter Seal State Committee for the coming year, announced by the Wyoming Society for Crippled Children and Adults. A longtime Wyoming lawyer active in politics and business, he travels in Europe and will return to Wyoming in mid October. He succeeds Ruth Chebro of Casper as vice president of the Easter Seal Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Goppert
Cody
Wyoming Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Goppert
Wyoming
Lie
Europe
Groner
Gorpert
Ruth Chebro
Casper
Married couple Ada M Masoner and William H Youngstorm wed in Evanston
Ada M Masoner and William H Youngstorm were married in Evanston last week by Bishop Adrian Spencer of the LDS Church. Youngstorm works for the Dunedin Service Corp and Masoner is employed in the gift shop at Little America. Friends wish them a happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada M. Masoner
William H. Youngstorm
Evanston
Adrian Spencer
LDS Church
Youngstorm
Dunedin Service Corp
Youngstrom
Little America
Ufe
Daryla Taylor and J R Kvenild Wed in Wyoming
Miss Daryla Taylor and J R Kvenild united in marriage on Monday September 5 1950 at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Moose Wyoming. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Daryl Taylor of Big Piney was given in marriage by her father with Andrea Hoagland as maid of honor and Bill Evenild as best man. After a church ceremony the couple celebrated with a wedding cake and reception hosted by Mrs and Mrs Don H Murphy. The newlyweds leave for a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone Park and are to make their home in Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryla Taylor
J. R. Kvenild
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Moose
Wyoming
Daryl Taylor
Bg Piney
Andrea Hoagland
Robert O'Neil
John Evenitd
Big Piney
Bill
Greatly Improved School Grounds and Facilities
A major upgrade to Big Piney and High School grounds replaced worn surfaces with a sand and gravel mix, improving playgrounds, paths, and surrounding areas. The renovations reduced weather damage and boosted outdoor activity, with plans for expanded fields and circulation routes in the near future.
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Atchisol
Ffootbal
Tharcas
Bith
Hi ci
Trophy winners announced at county fair show
County fair prizes awarded in multiple divisions. Outstanding exhibitors included Mrs Mildred Johns, Mrs Jo hnson, Pat Fosher, Hilda Edwards, Suzanne Guilemere, Hetty Yum, and Norman Barlow. Awards funded by local donors and the Wyoming Wool Warehouse, with champions in cattle, sheep, horses, and show trophies presented by community sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Johnson
Helen Evans
Ollertres
Elkhorn Ghire
Jonnson
Pineale
Pat Fosher
Helen
Hilda Edwards
Suzanne Guilemere
Hetty Yum Theals
Grays Gift Shop
Carl Wor
C. A. Fear
Gary Mathisen
Forrell Bar
Uae
Daniel Trading Co
Norman Barlow
Floyd Spencer
Wyoming Wool Warshouse
Johnny Roberisca
Po Treghy
Dos L. Ward
Geary Muthisel
They Shap
Bobby Hi
Fat steer sale at county fair draws strong bidding
The junior fat steer sale at the county fair, chaired by county agent Cal Arbighit, saw ten steers average 27.70 per hundredweight and 241.47 per head. Grand champion John Penny Barlow sold to Daniel Trading Co. for 25.50 per cwt. 1005 pound champion led the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Arbighit
John Penny Barlow
Daniel Trading Co
David Wilbughby
Lynda Fear
Derald Courtney
Helen Vans
Hennon Plistecer
Mildred Miller
Jim Greenwood
Kathy Mathisen
Tanner
Vickrey
Gerge Barp, Jr
Gurney Hardware
Daryl Taylor
Don Marincic
Delgado Oil Co
Enk Raymond
Tanner and Vickrey
Jude Swain
GO. A. Pear, Jr
Bob O'Neil
Deenne Fear
Er Weigeed
Joe H. Budd
Max iBorefl
Pear
Phil Marincic
Rulon Wofzinen
Nived Dilton
Carl Urbigkit
Sublette County Red Cross Chamber Plans Sept Meeting
The regular annual meeting will be at the Court House in Pinedale on Thursday evening Sept 22 at 8 00 p.m. Election of officers for the ensuing year will take place and Mr Art Cushman will be at the meeting. Everyone is urged to attend.
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I Sublette County Red Cross Chhamber
Pinedale
Art Cushman
Mother recounts loss to birth defects for March of Dimes
A mother from Lawrville Ohio recalls the 49 day life of Laura born on Mother's Day who died from birth defects. She and her husband Don urge March of Dimes support, noting feared heredity risks are unfounded and urging donations to fund birth defect research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Laura
Don
Earth
National Foundation
Columbus
Ohio
Laurésville
Donna Marguerite
Mary Strous
Julie Ann
Big Piney Punchers blank Hanna Miners 31–0 in win
The Big Piney Punchers defeated the Hanna Miners 31 to 0 last Friday afternoon. With 15 veterans back, coach Low used many players, including 20 on the bench. Murdock opened with a 40 yard TD, Tanner threw a 35 yard pass to Douglas for a TD, and Douglas added a 45 yard TD later assisted by Tanner. Chavers added a 61 yard pass play to Chivers for another score.
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Big Piney Punchers
Hanna Miners
Low
Mike Murdock
Dick Tanner
Punchers
Aeiss
Jim Douglas
Secod
Murdock
Big Piney
Doug Vickrey
Tanner Pasel
Robert Douglas
Donald ‘Chapin
Weldon ‘Chivers
Rites for Mrs. Etta Hennick in Pinedale Saturday
Funeral services were held in Pinedale on Saturday September 10 for Mrs. Etta Hennick with Rev officiating. A vocal duet was sung and organ music provided. Survivors include two daughters in Pinedale and Tuscon. Musette Naylor, born December 3, 1873 in Kansas, moved to Wyoming about 1895 and married Louis Hennick in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hennick
Pinedale
Bie
Biomigk
Jess
Frenees Clare
Stanna Roteris
Mace Munk
Gene Rowe
Wayne Felner
Rey Chemeny
Philip Garrett
Car
Albert ‘Summersharers
C. C. Feltner
H. T. King
Tuscon
Arizona
Musette Naylor
Sichison Coun Y
Kanes
Angeline Boyer
Wyoming
Louis WH. Henaick
Botan Argil
Two from here initiated into Jobs Daughters
In Pinedale Mh during a four meeting event Virginia Schrader Smit state grand guardian made her official visit. Attending from here were Virostko Patti Deerr Charlene Sanders Mrs Deville Wilkerton and Mr and Mrs George Nichols.
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Pinedale
Bethering
Virginia Schrader Smit
State Rand Guardan S Deuwhtere
A Virostko
Patti Deerr
Charlene Sanders
Deville Wilkerton
George Nichols
Local Highway 189 Association Members List
Local members of Highway 189 association in Bit Piney and Daniel listed. Names include E B Burgoon M D Piney Drug Store Lowe Drug Company Chick in the Limex Chuck s Standard Service Big Piney Garage Jones Sage Cafe Farrell s Bar Frontier Hotel Daniel Trading Co Daniel Garage Pinsy Motel State Bank of Big Piney Elaine s Cafe Burney Company Helen s Shop Twitchell s Cash Store Big Piney Mercantile Budd Hereford Ranch Gurney Hardware Cottage Hotel and Silver Spur Bar.
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Bit Piney
Daniel
E. B. Burgoon
M. D
Bis
Piney Drug Store
Lowe Drug Company
Chick-in-the-Limex
Chuck's Standard Service
Big Piney Garage
Jones Sage Cafe
Farrell’s Bar
Frontier Hotel
Daniel Trading Co
Daniel Garage
Pinsy Motel
Sta‘e Bank
St Anne's Altar Society Meets September 20 at 6
Mrs Robert Olson will host the St Anne's Altar and Rosary Society meeting on Tuesday September 20 at 6 00 pm at the Robert Olson ranch Rome Those needing a ride should contact Mrs Garth Nicholls.
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Robert Olson
St. Anne's Altar and Rosary Society
Rome
Garth Nicholls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary O'Neil
Daryla Taylor and
Lawrerville
HANNA
Highway Assn
Catholic Church Notes
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