"Glenys was a post office in Laramie County from 1919 to 1937, with Emma C. Hixenbaugh as its first postmaster. According to the 1920 Decennial Census, Emma C. and William J Hixenbaugh had a daughter named Glenys G. Hixenbaugh. (WSL) A proposed name for the post office was Sunnyside. (Wyoming Post Offices) Glenys Post Office was established on March 7, 1919 with Emma C. Hixenbaugh as postmaster. It was discontinued on June 15, 1937 and its mail then handled by the Meriden Post Office. (Wyoming Post Offices)" (https://pluto.wyo.gov/awweb/awarchive?type=file&item=11141635)
"Glenys was a post office in Laramie County from 1919 to 1937, with Emma C. Hixenbaugh as its first postmaster. According to the 1920 Decennial Census, Emma C. and William J Hixenbaugh had a daughter named Glenys G. Hixenbaugh. (WSL) A proposed name for the post office was Sunnyside. (Wyoming Post Offices) Glenys Post Office was established on March 7, 1919 with Emma C. Hixenbaugh as postmaster. It was discontinued on June 15, 1937 and its mail then handled by the Meriden Post Office. (Wyoming Post Offices)" (https://pluto.wyo.gov/awweb/awarchive?type=file&item=11141635)
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