School News Highlights Local Play Rehearsals
The junior class under Miss Cook works in Ernest this week to polish the three act Farndon comedy Aunt Emma Sees It Through for next Saturday's presentation. Cast includes Mardell Bennett Mildred Bertam Ruby Wilson Charles Stacy Merritt Baldwin Tony Subic and Kenneth Fear.
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Miss Cook
Ernest
Aunt Emma
Robert E. Farndon
Mardell Bennett
Mildred Bertam
Ray
Ruby Wilson
Charles
Stacy
Merritt Baldwin
Tony Subic
Kenneth
Bud
Emma
Ronecalio
Mrs Marian Aitken laid to rest at Kemmerer
Mrs Marian Thompson Aitken, longtime figure in the Daniel District, died Tuesday aged 85. She was buried in Kemmerer cemetery after services held the prior Sunday. Survivors include her children James T. Aitken and several daughters, with many neighbors and friends grieving her loss.
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Marian Aitken
Kemmerer
Marian Thompson Aitkers
Daniel
Aitken
Nex
James T. Aitken
Robert Hill
Wertz
Streng
Rs. Frank
1938 Automobile license sale and local notes
County Commissioner and rancher James Jensen of Boulder visited for county business. Frank Shipley’s crew works on a new bridge in Cottonwood district. Big Piney hosts visitors the Ball family and attorney G B Hockett travels to Salt Lake on Ford agency matters. Forest news covers La Barge Roundup Association meeting, range management, Christmas tree cutting supervised by Forest Service, and discussions with Wyoming National Forest officials. Scaler cabin completion on LaBarge Creek foresters Hague and Calkins to winter oversee tie hack crew. CCC spike camp returns to Camp Fremont for winter and plans a spring return to complete the road benefiting Standard Timber Co and linking Green River Valley with Star and Greys River regions.
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Forest News
la Barge
la Barge Roundup Association
Forest Ranger
Carier
CCC
LaBarge Creek
Camp
Fremont
la Barge Creek
Standard Timber Company
Green River Valley
Star Valley
Greys River
Listen to Leon play draws warm crowd at Thanksgiving show
The local Eastern Star Chapter sponsored the Listen to Leon play at Community Hall on Thanksgiving night. Local actors and actresses delivered strong performances, drawing repeated applause and praise from attendees as word of the town spread.
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The
Eastern Star
Wyoming Exposition Plans Eye Western States Travel Boom
Officials of the San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition announced a coordinated plan with a Wyoming World Fair Commission to stage the Hall of Western States. Eight states have reserved space while Montana and New Mexico finalize plans. The exhibit theme centers on highways parks dude ranches and outdoor life to attract millions of travelers and boost tourism revenue.
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San Francisco Golden
Hall of Western States
Wyoming World's Fair Commission
Miller
Wyoming
Robert L. Smith
Commission
Atta
San Francisco Bay
Local theater troupe stages summer resort romance play
A detailed review notes the cast led by Archibald Darby and Leon Bryan in a western New York lounge setting. Cast list includes Anne Cushman Carolyn Jamison and Babe, with music by Paul Dials orchestra of Jackson. The production funded by ticket sales from the show and subsequent dance, praised for polished performances.
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Wye
Trusicans
Archibald Darby
Leon
Anne Cushman
Carolyn
Carolyn Jamison
Bryan
Leon Bryan
Babe—Leong
Nellie
Babe
New York
Economic Highlights from Industrial News Review
Congress faces a crowded agenda as bills from the last session await House or Senate action in the new session. Key measures include wages and hours, child labor, wheat insurance, food and drug law revision, train length limits, sit down strike condemnation, and postmaster civil service moves, with bankruptcy, natural gas regulation, and agency reorganizations also on deck.
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Industrial News Review
Congress
Tuch Branch
United States News
Senate
House
SEC
Wyoming Game Hunting Season Ends With No Fatalities
The state Fish and Game Commission reports only one accidental shooting during the season that opened Sept 15, with a non serious wound. Most hunting was good. early elk and deer kills exceeded last year, notably 722 elk and 30 deer in Jackson Hole. Full big game tallies will come in December. weather hindered Big Horn deer elk early in season.
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Jackson Hole
Big Horn
Fremont
Lincoln
Park
Sublette
Teton
Fremont, Park, Sublette
Breton
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