Rhodes Named Athletic Director at Wyoming
John Choppy Rhodes, Nebraskan freshman coach and heat baseball mentor, is appointed athletic director at the University of Wyoming succeeding George W. McLaren. At 27 he becomes the youngest head coach in the Rocky Mountain conference, with Rhodes also linked to potential assistant basketball coach Earl Dutch Clark if terms permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramis
John
Choppy
Rhodes
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Sigma Nu
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Colorado
Civilian Rehabilitation Spurs Economic and Social Gain
The article argues that salvaging waste through rehabilitation programs restores disabled workers to productive lives. It cites 40 000 rehabilitated in 10 years at under 200 dollars per person, compares costs to public care, and calls for expanded funding for youth orthopedic, cardiac, and tubercular groups. Attorney G B Hackett in Denver. XP Christensen travels to retrieve family from Salt Lake.
Marital Journeys and Local Moves Fill Daniel News
Daniel residents report weddings and travels as Ruth O Neill prepares to wed in Salt Lake City Mrs Kelley sister Mr and Mrs Wasberg marry quietly while en route to the Tie Camp and Merna hosts visitors Dr Montrose treats C E Middleton after a tree fall injury and John Stone W D Blackmon transport him to Rock Springs hospital Pinedale visitors and local dances brighten week with several trips and social calls across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wasnerg
Mrs. Hansen
Horse Creek
Daniel
Utah
Mrs. Wasberg
Merna
C. E. Middleton
Montrose
Middleton
Rock Springs
John Stone
W. D. Blackmon
Gren River City
Stone
Blackmon
Lauzer
Middlets
Community Church Announces Lent Services and March Events
Rev A C Best leads church activities with a Sunday school at 10 a m and a Thursday March 6 service on Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. Lent notes invite all to study Coming to Terms With Life and join daily meditations and prayers. Mrs Gufton Fear travels to Salt Lake City for Ruth O Neil's March wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Fellowship of Prayer
Oscar Johnston Dies After Surgery in Soda Springs Idaho
Oscar Johnston longtime resident and friend in the area died today at a hospital in Soda Springs Idaho after an operation weeks ago. George Johnson, his nephew, was summoned to his bedside and left for Soda Springs. L D Tanner will bring the remains home for burial with funeral planned in the local area, full obituary to follow in the Examiner.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Oscar Johnston
George Johnson
Greenriver
L. D. Tanner
Kemmerer
The
Examiner
Wyoming prison inspection team travels to study facilities
A Wyoming inspection party led by R H Ajenin and A S Rosch leaves Cheyenne to visit Lansing Kansas Fort Leavenworth St Louis Little Rock and McAlester to study prison architecture and practices in preparation for Rawlins additions. Governor Emerson cites overcrowding and needs for classification and modern planning.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
R. H. Ajenin
Widior
A. S. Rosch
State Penitentiary
Wiliam Dubois
Wyoming
Rawlins
Emerson
Lansing
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
McAlester
Rawins
Board of Charities and Reform
Absent Family Notice Seeks Census Inventoried Names
Absent family schedule request for the April 1930 enumeration urges all districts to register every name. Rock Springs supervisor Lester G. Baker invites anyone likely to be away during enumeration to request and return the Absent Family form promptly for entry.
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Lester G. Baker
Rock Springs
Wildlife trends on Wyoming Forest five year study
Forest Supervisor at Kemmerer reports elk numbers fall slightly across most of the forest with a small uptick in Upper Green River. moose rise from 340 in 1924 to 500 in 1929. beaver fox and other fur bearers inch up while predatory animals decline. About 1,648,000 fish were planted over five years with state and local cooperation.
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Wyoming National Forest
Kemmerer
Green River
Wyoming Forest
National Forest
Hughes Takes Oath to Be Eleventh U S Chief Justice
Veterans and court members witnessed Charles Evans Hughes sworn in as chief justice at 12 06 pm in the Supreme Court chamber. The brief ceremony included a preliminary oath and a second judicial oath, followed by Holmes announcing Justice Taft's resignation and Hughes's appointment.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
The
United States
Holmes
William Howard Tait
Hughes
Wyoming Prefers Long Skirts In Pathfinder Straw Vote
A Path finder straw vote shows Wyoming favoring skirts longer than the knee, with women voting decisively and men contributing about one third of ballots. Colorado and New Mexico also lean knee length or below, while several Rocky Mountain states split on the issue.
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Washington
Wyoming
Pathfinder
Colorado
Arizona
Montana
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Nebraska
Snowfall Reaches Fish Creek and Piney Creek Region
Weather report notes about a foot of fresh snow at Fish Creek and extended snow cover to Shideler ranch on Middle Piney Creek. Forecasters expect continued snow in the mountains to feed streams for navigation next summer.
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Fish Creek
Link Shideler Ranch
Middle Piney Creek
Ruth O Neil to Marry Baglin in Salt Lake March 1
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Thomas D O Neil of this place states their daughter Ruth will wed Mr Baglin in Salt Lake City on Saturday March 1 1940. Ruth is a popular local graduate of public schools and has studied at Wyoming State University and in Salt Lake. The Ex aminer extends congratulations.
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Mrs. Boydery
Salt Lake City
Thomas D. O'Neil
Ruth
Baglin
Wyoming State University
Salt Lake
T. D. O'Neil
Air travel grows as 1929 passenger total nears hundred thousand
The AA A Automobile Club reports about 100 000 passengers used U S air transport in 1929 with 45 000 carried in the first half and an expected 25 percent rise in the year's second half. The report traces growth from 106 000 in 1926 to nearly 7 000 in 1928 and outlines who will drive early air travel adoption.
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Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
A. A A. Automobile Club
A. A. A. Air Travel Division
America
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Department of Commerce
Indies present debut home talent play at Clyde hall
Royal Neighbors announce a home talent show at Clyde hall tomorrow night followed by a dance to support church benefits. Public invitation extended and local predictions point to a large turnout for the Indies first theatrical endeavor.
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Clyde Hall
Editors Hold Most Successful Meet in Assn History
The Wyoming Press association convention in Casper drew the largest crowd yet with ads sales chains and discussions on job shop practices and prices. Gov. Emerson spoke by radio on the highway program and a Wyoming Progress dinner featured speakers including L. Oldford, John Flint, William Dering, G. R. Hagens, and Mrs. Oviatt. The NEA Wyoming tour exhibit and a $24,000 entertainment cost were noted, with one third paid by the state. John G. Thompson was elected president. new officers and directors were chosen. Alcorn and Newton requested relief from duties amid revival of the association from near moribund. Delegates joined Casper events with local business hosts.
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Wyoming Press Association
Casper
Wyoming
Frank C. Emerson
Frank S. Burrage
Laramie
University of Wyoming
University of Trustees
Wyoming Progress
W. F. Wilkerson
State Board of Commerce and Industry
L. T. Oldford
John G.thompson
Cheyenne Tribune-Leader
Association
James B. Griffith
Enior
Lusk Herald-Standard
L. &. Newton
Lander State Journal
Wyoming State Department of Commerce and Industry
Tracy
McCracken
Cheyenne
The
Wyoming Eagle
Lester G. Baker
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Gazette
P. P. Anderson
Basin
Big Horn County Rustler
Roscoe L. Alcorn
Rawlins Republican
State of
Alcorn
Newton
Lavanie
Sheriden
Casper Ad Club
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Denver Enterprises
Farmers urged to cooperate with census enumeration drive
Farmers will benefit from detailed census statistics as sample agricultural schedules are mailed to most districts. Sublette and Tejon counties lack local agents, so postmasters will distribute papers there. If a farmer is missed, write to the Rock Springs Supervisor's office to receive a schedule directly. Albert Lerson visited Kemmerer on business.
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Sublette
Tejon
Rock Springs
Congress
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G. B. Hackett
Denver
Christensen
William C. Chall
Dr. Kackley
Joseph Huston
Madge Mellugh
John A. Mayers
W. OC. Paventul
Garolind Richardson
Austin Richardson
Paul C. Pape
E. A. Richardson
J. W
Pinedale
Eileen Pape
Della McBride
Bernie Payne
Gay Hayden and Son
Alice
Dean Jewett
Lee Caldwell
Dan Doyle
W. I. Todd
W. E. Biehr
Rev. A. GC. Best
Mrs
Mack V. Smith
Flying W Ranch
Big Piney
Ned George
William Rowley
Community Church
Rev
A. C. Best
Seate Party
U. S
Justice Holmes
Taft and Dorests
Mountain States
AIR Lines
Asso’n
Farmer
Albert Lerson
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