Reception for Teachers at Big Piney Community Church
The Triangle Club hosted a reception for Big Piney faculty at the Community church with a large turnout. The program included multiple vocal solos and a violin piece, plus motion pictures of local tours shown by State Senator James P. Jensen. A southwest Wyoming teachers association meeting in Rock Springs Oct 1-2 is planned with numerous speakers and about 600 expected attendees. Local highway workers organize a new union with about 40 members across several counties.
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Triangle Club
Big Piney
Rev
Guild
Heavenly
James Mickelson
Robert Miller
James P. Jensen
Kathleen
James Jensen
James Mickelsen
Robert DL. Miller
Frano
MacDowell
Dempsey Budd
I E. Corshell
Michael Banner
Fritz Kriestler
Adolphe Rancalio
Granite
Elot) Springs
Boulder Dm
Wyumnus ‘Teachers Association
Bock Springs
A. Ll. Bender
Cokeville
Herschel Pruit
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Adam Bennion
Utah Power and Light Company
Salt Lake City
John Carver
Ogden
Worthy
University of Wyoming
Whittenberg
Francella French
Wyoming University
Robert Outsen
Public Instruction
State Department
Highway Workers
Wyoming
Ben T. Card
Green River
State Federation of Labor
Mr. Card
Robert Reece
Kemmerer
Hlway
Sweetwater
Uinta
Lincoln
Sublette
Teton
M. J. Desmond
John Dorrance
Drilling Equipment Arrives for Local Oil Project
A truckload of rotary drilling equipment, the first to arrive, was unloaded at the Charlie Budd property preparing for a local oil well. Ed Lewis and associates say the gear can reach depths beyond 5000 feet to secure commercial production. Derrick plans advance as material lines arrive and site selection finalizes with Burritt and Arnold guiding the choice.
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Harley Budd
Chiswell
The
Examiner
Ed Lewis
Lewis
A. G. Burrib
Salt Lake City
La@arge
Siv
Ralph Arnold
Los Angeles
Burritt
Ada Budd Hosts Artist's Guild Gathering at Home
The Artist's Guild of Sublette County met at Mrs Ada Blunds home on September 18 for an evening of readings and contests. Members and guests included Mrs Margaret Noble Mrs Arthur Homer Mrs Russell Jones and Mrs Lydia Cortell among others.
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Artist’s Guild of
Sublette County
Ada Blund
Margaret Noble
Arthur Homer
Russell Jones
Lydia Cortell
Cotthell
Josephine Jons
Delbert Bess
Ada Budd
South Pass
Sommiees
National Reclamation meeting speakers in Casper 1937
Four governors are billed to speak at the National Reclamation Association annual meeting in Casper Wyoming on October 12 1937 with remarks on western water development. The notice also outlines grazing rules licensing trailing stock movement and office hours for the Seaway Administration in Rawlins and Pinedale.
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National Reclamation
Casper
Wyoming
National Reclamation Association
FP. O. Hagie
National Association
Leslie A. Miller
B. B. Brooks
Henry H. Blood
Utah
West
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley Association
Arizona
Colorado
California
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexco
North Dakota
Orega
Texas
Washington
Williamson Named President In Relocation Of Quealy Estate
Williamson became president after Quealy’s death and, in 1933, purchased control of the company from the Quealy estate and other stockholders. He serves as vice president and director of the Hanna State and Savings Bank and heads the Quealy Land and Livestock Company. He is a Republican, Lions Club member, thirty-second degree Mason, Shriner, and Episcopalian.
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Quealy
Williamson
Quealy Estate
Hanna State and Savings Bank
Quealy Land and Livestock Company
Legal Lions Club
Episcopal Church
Wyoming State Journal
Fremont County to try Weaver murder case in Lander
Clarence Buck Weaver of Jackson will be brought to Lander to face first degree murder charges in the death of his 2 year old son Paul near Two-Two-Tee Pass. New statements by Mrs. Weaver fixed the scene of the gasing. Weaver has been held at Jackson since the incident and a preliminary hearing was held August 18.
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Industrial News Review
United
America
Business Week
Tel
California
Iowa
Alabama
West Virginia
Middle Western
Dakotas
Kansas
Atlantic Seaboard
Oregon
Washington
Congress
Wallace
Lander
Wyo
Clarence
Buck” Weaver
Jackson
Paul
Harry Harnsberger
Weaver
W. W. Neilson
Teton County
Neilson
Harnsberger
Fremont
Nielson
Fremont County
Geoubt
Peter
Notice of Sale Building Bonds for School District 9
The Board of Trustees of School District No 9 Sublette County Wyoming will auction 35000 building bonds at 2 PM on Friday October 8 1987. Bonds bear interest up to 4 percent and mature in serial installments from 1000 yearly up to 25 years. Bids require 1500 certified funds and none may be below par plus accrued interest. The district may reject bids or sell privately. Arnold Olson chair. Dates Sept 9 16 23 30 Oct 7.
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Board of Trustees
School District No
Sublette County
Wyoming
Sac
Arnold Olson
Dr Charles W Huff of Jackson Dies Suddenly
News arrived by telephone that Dr Charles W Huff of Jackson a physician and surgeon and owner of Jackson hospital died Wednesday His passing shocks Jackson and Western Wyoming Funeral services are set for Friday September 24 with cause of death not yet available at this hour He had many friends in the area and was a prominent local figure
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Charles W. Huff
Jackson
Huff
Jackson Hospital
Vicatfais
Teton County
Wyoming
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Ira Bailey
LaBarge
Corder
Artist's Guild
Pinedale
Order’ of the Eastern Star
George E. Guild
Community Church
United States
Denver Livestock Market
United States Department of the Interior
Division of Grazing
Rawlins
Division of
Department of the Interior
Ierest
Hrold J. Burback
C.D. Williamson
Cardon County
C. D. Williamson
Hannah
Leadville
Amily
Denver
National Bank of Commerce
Carbon State Bank
Rehe
P. J. Quealy
Carbon 'Timbert Company
Liamson
Field Rvaming Timber Co
Hhe Seaway Administration
New Mexico
Idaho Ley
Colo
Kremmilinng
Cole
Raton
Neny
Iown
Illinois
Indiana
San Luis Valley
Danver
C. W. Huff