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Agenda Items include: Rule Change Proposals, Superintendant
Nominations, Committee Nominations for open positions.
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Glenn Hudson, orchestra Newcastle's famed Wagon
leader, announced last week Train will leave Tuesday
that he had taken over themorning for its week long trek
management of the Flying Vto Douglas.
ranch near here, succeeding An oil well producing 140
JiI ll ln al ll 13I'ar l . L I ORy Mrs. Alta Reno. All members barrels of oil per day has been
of Mr. Hudson's orchestra are completed in the Red Bird Field
employed at the ranch full- in northem Niobrara County.
time. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Beck
100 years ago - Aug 12, 1915 an 8 per cent grade. A subscrip- The municipal and high of Osage visited Lester Brown
Chas. Shank's hayrake and tion is being taken up and the school band which took part in at the hospital in Newcastle
mower were carried quite a dis- people are donating the work the "Days of'76" celebration at Sunday evening. Mr. Brown
tance in the Zachant meadow of building the road. Supervisor Deadwood last Friday morning suffered extensive injuries
during the flood at Hampshire. Imes intends to send Mr. Olds were well received and much Friday afternoon when the
Ion Smith and party fromout to survey a practical grade favorable comment was heard motorcycle he was riding col-
Edgemont came up Saturday on the rest of the road at a later regarding the marching andlided with a dog on North
of last week to see Mr. Dick date. musical talent of its members. Wood Street, Newcastle.
Boswell in the Hampshire area. The heavy rain of Monday The Osage Oilers softball On Saturday afternoon
They had quite an exciting time evening did some damage to team clinched the city league several tourists got a taste of
in their little Ford. On account the water line up the canyon championship here Monday local color when an Osage
of heavy rains and gumbo roads making it necessary to donight when they outscored character stopped their cars and
they had to spend the night repair work part of Tuesday. the second-place Consumersinvited them into Curley's Bar
in their car on the Lodgepole The bridge near the coke ovens Refinery team 10 to 9 in afor a drink. A few took him up
divide. After crossing the was washed out, and work in close game. on it.
Hampshire bridge they got into replacing is now in progress. "Andy" Pauley, an old time35 members of the Osage
deep water and if Mr. Lee had The directors of the Weston resident of Osage arrived here Town Baseball team, their faro-
not had his horse ready to pull County Fair Association are the first of last week from ilies, and fans enjoyed a picnic
them out the car would have in correspondence with the Greybull where he has beenat the Osage Park following
gone down the flood as fifteen Lincoln Beachy Corporation doing sign painting the past Sunday's game. It was the
minutes later the water was ten with a view of arranging for an few months. While here he is last home game of the season.
feet deep at that place and the aeroplane exhibition at the fair visiting at the home of his son Sundance won and the score
bridge under water. They failed next month. Frank Pauley and family, was so sad that those who don't
to find Mr. Boswell at home Della Mae Henderson, know won't tell. The picnic
and returned to Edgemont the 75 years ago -Aug. 8, 1940 youngest daughter of Mr. was lots of fun anyway.
next Monday. "A total of one hundredand Mrs. M. C. Henderson of Scott Marriner, station
Frank Olds, of Custer, fires scattered over the Harney Osage had the misfortune to fall manager of Radio Station
arrived at the Ranger station National Forest have kept local from a tree Friday afternoon KASL, announced his resigna-
on August 4, and remained fire cooperators and CCC crews and break her ann below the tion effective Sept. 1 to become
in the vicinity until Saturday busy during the last six weeks," shoulder joint. Mr. Henderson station manager of KMPL AM
afternoon, surveying a road R. J. Benson, Elk Mountain took her to Newcastle where and FM in Me. Malcolm D.
down the Limestone hill on ranger, said yesterday, she received medical attention. Wyman, president of Northeast
the Newcastle road. The survey Wyoming ranked second in She is at the Acord hospital. Wyoming Broadcasters, Inc.
was completed to overcome the wool production in 1940 and announced the appointment of
worst portion of the road. The third in the number of sheep 50 years ago -Aug. 12, 1965 James K. Joslyn, former news
grade will be reduced from 30 sheared, but produced theAfter months of planning and program director to replace
per cent on the "Red Hill" to heaviest fleeces in the nation, and nation-wide publicity,Marriner.
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• ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH: Rev. Norm Brotzman, 216 S.
Seneca, 746-2249. Call to Worship 9:30 am; Children's Church during
Call to Worship; Faith Rally Sunday 6 pm.
• BAHA'I FAITH: Firesides (Open to All) 1st & 3rd Fridays 7:30 pm
at 15 Skyview Dr; 746-3626.
• CAMBIUA COMMUNITY CHURCH: Pastor Todd Olson, 19
Stampede St. 746-2321. Sunday School 9:15 am; Worship 10:30 am;
Youth (6-12 grades) Sunday Evening 6-7 pm; Wednesday Night Bible
Study 6 pro.
• CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL: Rev. Sally Boyd, S. Summit &
Winthrop Streets, 746-9684. 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday, Morning Prayer 10
am; 2nd & 4th Saturday 4 pro, Holy Eucharist. haydishall@hotmail.com
• CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH: 224 West Road,
'West of Dew Park, 746-2415. Sunday Worship 9 am.
• CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS:
Bishop GregJames, 120 Ash, 746-4131. Sunday Sacrament Mtg 9 am;
Sunday School 10:20 am; Relief Society & Priesthood Mtg 11:15 am.
• CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killian Mull,
19 W. Winthrop, 746-4219. Saturday Mass 5 pm; Weekday Mass 8 am.
• COUNTRY CHURCH: Four Corners, Pastor Bill Haley, 746-9712,
Worship 10 am.
• FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: Pastor Gary Anderson, 903 S.
Summit, 746-2188. Bible Study 9:15 am; Worship Service 10:30 am;
Teaching Service 6 pm; Wednesday Service 6:30 pm.
• FIRST.CHRISTIAN CHURCH: Mike Wiles, 301 Delaware, 746-
9663. Sunday School 9:45 am; Worship 10:45 am; Prayer Service 5 pm;
Eita Nova Youth Group Wedneday 6:30 pm Christian Academy.
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• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Pastor Mark
Thurman, 23 N. Seneca, 746-4119. Adult Bible Study 8:45 am;
Traditional Church Services 10 am; 10:15 a.m. Children's Church and
11:45 am. Contemporary Praise & Worship Service.
• GATEWAY FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Jon Andersen, Evangelical Free
Church meets at the Weston County Senior Services; Sunday School
9:30"am; Worship 11 am. Call 746-8091.
• KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES: 5018
US Hwy 16, 746-2319 or 746-4517. Tuesday 7 p.m. Congregation
Bible Study, Theocratic Ministry School and Service Meeting.
Sunday Public Talk 10 am; Watchtower 11 am.
• NEWCASTLE FOURSQUARE CHURCH: Pastor Mick Bohn,
1525 S. Summit, 746-3618. Sun. Worship 10 am; Wed. Night Prayer.
• NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP: Pastor Wayne Wilson, meets at
Haydis Hall (Next to Christ Episcopal Church), 746-5542. Sunday
Worship 6 pm.
• OSAGE COMMUNITY CHURCH: 348 Sheridan St. in Osage,
465-2341. Sunday School 10 am; Worship 11 am and 6 pm.
• SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: Pastor Gary Force, 78 Old Hwy
85, Pastoral Assistant Matt Dooley 949-0831 and Joe Story 605-891-
9954. Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 am; Worship 11:00 am.
• ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH: Father Killian Mull,
Upton. Sunday Mass 11:30 a.m.
• VICTORY NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH: Rev. Theodore L.
Halls, 414 Pine, 746-4366.
• UPTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Rev. Sharee
Johnson, 834 Pine, Upton, 468-9302. Worship 9 am; Fellowship 10
a.m.; Adult Study 10:30 a.m.; 1st & 3rd Wed Evenings Prayer and
Praise Service 7 pro.
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