A stroll down memory lane with the Torrington Telegram
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100 Years Ago
Dec. 20, 1917
Goshen County Journal
Missing issue
75 Years Ago
Dec. 17, 1942
Must mail Christmas gifts now
“Some of the public – but not enough – are heeding the warning of the post office department that Christmas gifts must be mailed earlier this year than usual if they are to reach their destinations before Christmas,” says Postmaster D. T. Shoemaker.
Many people have made an effort to relieve the situation that occurs each Christmas by mailing gifts and cards early, but it is estimated that only a small portion of those to be sent have been mailed. This year, when transportation facilities are already overtaxed with military needs, and when mails to men in service and those engaged in war industries away from home will be heavier than ever before, it is necessary that all citizens mail their packages and gifts at once.
EWC welcomes new officers
The Eastern Wyoming College Board of Trustees welcomed three newly-elected members and elected officers during the regular December meeting.
New members are Roger Steben, a Huntley farmer, and retired EWC administrators Margaret Lee and Bill Marsh. The board re–elected Bill Guth as president, Dolores Kaufman as vice president, Rick Carroll as secretary and Marsh as treasurer.