Beloved Wife Annie Hopkins Dies at Evanston
Annie Bradshaw Hopkins wife of Editor George W. Hopkins died suddenly of a heart attack at Evanston on May 30 1942. She was born October 7 1892 in Almy Wyoming and lived most of her life in Evanston and Big Piney. Funeral services were held June 2 1942 at the Masonic Temple Evanston under Esther Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star with burial in Evanston City Cemetery. She is survived by her husband four children and many relatives.
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Annie Bradshaw Hopkins
George W. Hopkins
Mommer
Mr. Hopkins
Thomas & Hopkins
Evanston
Mer
Almy
Wye
Fisnston
Thomas and
Mary Alice Richards Bradshaw
George W. Hop- Tans, Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Prney
Donald Gray
Merris George
Doald Morrill
Alsy
Robert
Portland
Oregon
Thomas
Detroit
Michigan
Waller
Witliam
Orden
John
Laramie
Wyo
Jessie
Tander
Ralph Gornferd
George Nicol
Seattle
Wash
Masonic Temple
Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Emma
Hopkins
Bay Piney Chapner
Triangle Club
Big Pinby
N. P. Christensen
James F. Mickielson
Albert Larson
Frank Bray
R. 8. Dennett
Big Piney
Harry Hutchinson
Ogden
Evanston City Cemetery
Expression of gratitude after bereavement from Hopkins and family
Acknowledgment from Geo W Hopkins and sons Merritt and Donald Gray and families for the condolences, floral tributes, and kind deeds after a death. The message promises lasting remembrance of the sympathy shown by friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hopkins and Sons
Merritt
Donald
Donald Gray
Anna
Donna
Bradshhaw
Hunt and Story Wed in County Clerk Office Ceremony
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Joseph W. Hunt of LaBarge and Martha D. Story of Big Piney. Justice of the Peace A Gilchrist joined the couple in marriage the same day in Kemmerer Gazette style report.
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Hune Stone
Joseph W. Hunt
LaBarge
Martha D. Story
Big Piney
Justice of the Peace
A Gilchrist
Kemmerer Gazette
Wyoming to Bestow LL D on Four Honorary Figures
The University of Wyoming will award LL.D. honorary doctorates at commencement to Col Constant Lewis Irwin, a Bataan veteran and deputy chief of staff in the Philippines, together with three other distinguished men. Dr. H. Rogers, Dr. John E. Anderson, and George B. Pryde receive recognition for their leadership in education and industry. Col Irwin, famed for service with MacArthur, is cited as a leading young staff officer in the U.S. Army.
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Constant Lewis Irwin
McArthur
Bataan
Philippines
Irwin
University of Wyoming
University
Jilish
H.&. Rogers
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
N. Y
Rubber Products Bate
War Production Board
Theiversities of
Town
Wyomineg
Washington
Lafayette College
Oregon State College
Revers
University of Wyaminge
WYO
Association of the Studenils
Uni
Institute of Child Welfare
University of Minnesota
Psychological Bulletin
Journal of Genetic Psychology
Geneiie
George B. Pryde
Wye
Gauldy
Fifeshire
Scotland
United States
University of Wyomme
Rov Mountain Coal Mining Institute
American Instatuts
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
American Mining Congress
Union Pacific Coal Company
Superior Coal Company
Constant L. Irwin
University of University of Wyoming
United States Army
Army
University of Wyol
Registration For Sugar Canning June 8 Thru 13
Registration for sugar for canning runs June 8 through 13 at the County Rationing Office. Applicants must provide names, ration book numbers, fruit quantities, and intended use for family preservation. Only one registered adult per family may apply for all members.
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John L. Allerse
Artist Guild Enjoys Meeting at Ada Budd’s Home
Ada Budd chaired the first Artist's Guild gathering at her home on Wednesday May 27 with nine members. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Sargent, Vice President Mrs. Bayers, Secretary Mrs. Tretaur, and Clerk Mrs. Bess. The program featured Sealed Orders, Security, American Spirit poems, and a war savings stamp contest.
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Ada Budd
Artist's Guild
Sargent
Bayers
Tretauer
Bess
Vanner
Sommers
Vargmin Oneill
Grade by grade reading and achievement test winners named
Grade 1 Angela Felner and Sidney Robert tied for first with 447 average on Gates Primary Reading Tests. Grade 2 Max McReynolds first on Stanford Achievement Tests with 3.5 average. Donald Jensen second with 3.0. Grade 3 Clyde Hoeckett led with 6.7. Robert Olson second at 6.0. Grade 4 Shela Baldwin first with 10.0. Maryjorie Elcomante second at 9.8 on Gates Silent Reading Tests. Grade 5 Carol Marhbis first with 11.00. Paulie Jacques second at 10.5. Grade 6 Mary Jean Harrower first 94. Sally Thompson second 93 on Stanford. State exam leaders: Victor Bess first total 604. David Edwards second 575. Grade 7 Robert Alexander first 637. Ella Mae Sparks second 572. WANT ANS BRING RESULTS.
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Gizmney
Pinedale ! Wheels
Gates
Angela Felner
Each
Sidney Robert
Mera
Carol Thompson
Seco
Stanford
Max McReynolds
Pinedale
Donald Jensevr
Olzor
Clyde Hoeckett
Pinedale Railread
Robert Olson
Riverside
Shela Baldwin
Maryjorie Elcom Cante
Carol Marhbis
Big Piney
Paulie Jacques
Rade
Mary Jean Harrower
Sally Thompsn
Mema Yaaked
Victor Bess
Bror
David Edwards
Boulder
Robert Alexander
Gora
Ella Mae Sparks
Death claims wife of county clerk in Pinedale
News of the death of Fayen Faler, wife of County Clerk Fayen Faler of Pinedale, following a major operation at Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs, shocks the family and county. Funeral details unavailable. Mrs Faler, a long time pie worker, is survived by her parents in Girert Raver, Wreming.
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Pandya
Fayen
Paler
Pinedale
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Faler
Wreming
Notice of Fifth Draft Registration Slots Open
Notice announces registration for fifth draft registrants born between January 1, 1922 and June 36, 1994. Registration occurs at the Local Board Office on multiple dates and times across Saturday June 27, Sunday June 28, and Tuesday June 30 with varied morning and afternoon windows.
Mother of a Hundred Years Keeps Faith Across Time
A poetic tribute by Lora Neal J HWett to a venerable mother figure, praising gracious deeds by pioneers and enduring courage. The verse reflects springtime imagery, distant memories, and a blessing for safety and continued strength across coming years.
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Lora Neal Jhwett
Local residents list summer visits and trips
Carpet News reports Mr and Mrs J Mumwnel shopping in Kemmerer on Friday. Brent Eyre Don Scuct and Hill Dixon return home for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs G d Studiart Day ef for Jackson to spend vacation, others motor to Kemmerer Tuesday for Boy Scout business. Mrs Arnold Whitman vacationing in Jackson a week. Mr and Mrs Jack Greenwood shopping in Kemmerer Monday. Mrs McPhie and sons spent Saturday at Little America, back Sunday. Mrs A L Brouse and Betty in Kemmerer Tuesday to see the dentist. Corporal Lee S Manwill from New York on furlough visiting friends. Lee likes his radio work well.
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Gail Parrish
Vern Schrader
Kemmerer
Boy Scouts
Arnold Whitman
Jackson
Jack Greenwood
McPhie and Sons
Little Amerea
A. L. Brouse
Betty
Corporal Lee S$. Manwill
New York
Lee
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Treasury Department
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Artist’s Guild
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