4 H Prizes Set By Fair Committee
The fair committee met at the Bess home to plan prizes for the 4 H Achievement Day and Fair at Daniel School House October 3 1942. Rules from the State Fairyale Douglas will guide Sublette County entries with records up to date. Various prizes include medals, plaques, candy, stock tonic, a sheep prize, poultry award, haircuts, a sewing prize, and cash awards across departments. Demonstrations and judging run 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with contests for Foods Clothing Livestock and Record Books.
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Bess
Daniel
Douglas
Sublette
Wenz
En's
Fay and Save Store
Robert O'Neil
Mir
John Allen
Stark
Victor Rees
Mar. Jackson
May McReynolds
Smt Shop
Carsait
Moring
Prise Poultry
Dick Key
Ly He Pinedale Drug Store
Nash
Daniel Sahoo
Sargent
Birthday Party for Edyth Fear Celebrates at Home
A birthday handkerchief shower was held at Mrs Ken neth Fear's home on Monday for Miss Edyth Fear with friends joining in games and socializing. She received many handkerchiefs and refreshments were served before guests departed. Don A Budd attended Masonic Lodge in the evening.
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Kenneth Fear
Edyth Fear
Mra. Fear
Edythe
Don A. Budd
Middle Piney
Masonic Lodge
George Nichols Transferred to Santa Monica Flight School
A nephew letter reports George Nichols moved from the Tech School at Shiep Field Texas to Santa Monica California. He studied airplane mechanics, graduated with high marks, and will devote time to manufacturing airplane engines. He is listed at Grand Hotel 1725 Ocean Front, Santa Monica.
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George Nichols
Tech
Shiep
Pure Field
Texas
Santa Monica
Calif
Grand Hotel
Ocean Front
George
Lee Manwill Promoted to Sergeant for OCS Training
A letter from Lee Manwill of New York states he has been promoted from Corporal to Sergeant and elected from his company to attend Officer Candidate School at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland, where he will be commissioned as second lieutenant after completing a three month training course.
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Lee Manwill
New York
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Army
British Isles
Australia
India
Hawaii
Iceland
United Bishes
Ti Ig
Washington
Man Land
Post- Department
Welfare Grants to Be Indressed October 1st
Governor Nels H. Smith asked the Welfare Department to examine increasing grants for old age aid, aid to the blind, and aid to dependent children to offset higher food costs. The department reported sufficient funds to warrant an increase and the governor urged implementation by October 1.
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Nels H. Smith
Welfare Department
Srila
Local Visitors Highlight Kemmerer Town Ties
Mrs. G. T. Morgan and Mrs Walter Gall along with son Ronald visited Kemmerer on Tuesday. Frank D. Ball arrived in town this morning for the Cowlongoold ranch. Salvage your old rubber.
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G. T. Morgan
Walter Gall
Ronald
Frank D. Ball
All-Out For Metal Scrap Drive
President Roosevelt and Donald M Nelson urge a scrap metal drive from late September to October 17. Residents of Big Piney are asked to collect every bit of scrap metal and rubber and deliver it locally to support the war effort.
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Roosevelt
Donald M. Nelson
Big Piney
Navy Information Recruiters Reach Wyoming Towns
Nearly 100 volunteers in eight two Wyoming towns join a Civilian Navy Recruiting Series to boost Navy enlistments. Each town gains three or more recruiters to provide information and transport to Cheyenne for exams and subsequent service.
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Wyoming
American Legion, Elks
The
Lions International
Navy
Cheyenne
School Bus Safety Rules Urged For Drivers And Buses
Citizens urged to watch for school children as buses stop to load and unload. Law prohibits passing stopped buses and requires buses carrying youngsters to stop at railroad tracks. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to 1000 dollars or up to six months in jail.
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Chicie
Rocky Mountain
Conway Office of Defense Transportation
Ter
School Bus Policy Proposals For Pupils In Carrier Areas
Proposed guidelines limit bus use to essential trips such as athletic events and music contests. Opening hours should stagger to allow one bus to serve multiple schools, with standing on buses allowed only where safe and stops minimized.
Army officers take over CCC camps in region
Allen Dakin and H. Hagen from Fort Brontana supervise the handover of CCC camps to Army corps engineers. Harold J. Burback and a regional group visit Big Piney as the Army assumes control of Kem roy and Gretn River camps. Bid call issued for 590 tons of oiled slack coal with delivery by December 1, 1942 to the county courthouse.
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ARMY
Allen Dakin
H. Hagen
Army Corps
Fort Brontana
CCC
Harold J. Burback
Big Piney
Kemroy
Gretn
Board of County Constissioners
Board OF County Commissioners
Faren G. Paler
School News High Attendance Boosts Freshman Class
With two weeks of school behind us the year shows promise. The Freshman Class is the largest in the new building and junior high growth keeps the high school bustling. Bus arrivals from La Barge bring new students. sports and music plans grow as staff organize lessons and repair instruments. English and language studies face improved emphasis as teachers push for better grammar and composition. a school newspaper project is being planned.
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Rudolph
Gerard
Ag Mos
Steine
Grides
Hgh
Muery
Fngliss
Clarke
Wyoming Declares 1942 Parent-Teacher Week
Governor Neil Smith proclaims October 4 to 10, 1942 as Parent-Teacher Week in Wyoming. The declaration urges cooperation among parents teachers and the Parenc-Teredor Associations to secure the highest education for every child in physics mental social and spiritual areas.
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Wyoming
Neil
State of
Cheyenne
A. D
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Iutory
Congress
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Tabriz
Russia
Anne
Sia Mary
Dobbins
New Federal Shipbuilding Naval Shipyard
Port Newark
N. J
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
IC. S. Hes
Brown
Sista
Regkwell
Yy White & Rockwell
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