If You Believe in America Red Cross Appeal
A village tale turns into a wartime rally urging support for the Red Cross. The narrator links belief in America to joining and donating, urging readers to obtain memberships through banks, newspapers, or local stores. Names of organizers are listed in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amall
Old Country
Cacn Proun
Tewalan
Lhus
G.dad
Red Cross
America
Sou
Llive
Nokhand
V. 7
Leeney
Rube Fox
Earl
Host to Artist Guild Recalls Norman Barlow Event
Mrs. Normah W. Barlow entertained One Artist's Guild at her Cov a home on Saturday November 16. A Chinese luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. Mary Murdock Mrs. Charles Beyer Mrs. Claire Tanner Mrs. L W Sargent Mrs. Al Osterhous Mrs. J P Jensen and Mrs John Evenfield. Program featured talks on early Chinese music Confucius life philosophy a debate on buffers and a Mary Leu college tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normah W. Barlow
Cova
China
Lamcheon
Mary Murdock
Charles Beyer
Claire Tanner
L. W. Sargent
al Osterhous
J. P. Jensen
Robert Miller
John Evenfild
Neglect of Accident Hazards Claims 32,000 Lives Annually in U S Homes
Washington D C The American Home safety focus of the Red Cross reports home and farm accidents kill about 86,200 people yearly with 4.7 million injuries and millions in losses. The 1935 prevention program array includes 2 000 chapters, Junior Red Cross and schools, plus risk checks and roll call membership drives. Contests were won by several named members.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Phils
Luc
Red Cross
Record Contest Winners Announced at State 4H Event
The state 4H club awards event in Chicago featured trips to Gen s Doroty Kudesi and Ignatnne Fieres and fifty dollar engraved prizes for top achievers. Georgianne Flores led the Girls Record contest with a long list of project work in clothing, garden and health, Dorothy Rudeeen highlighted in foods, with Grace Purvis and Betty Tear Foxy placing high in other divisions. Donors include Montgomery Ward, Kerr Glass, and Westinghouse.
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Chicigs
C&sh
Wye
Mamlers
Chicago
Geos
Doroty Kudesi
Igitanne Fieres
Jevy Kochter
Goshen County
Melonef Dehmson
Snd
Huck
Chavdlavarth
Everett C. Caul Platte
Narra
Georgianne Flores
Melva Hala
Lincoln
Barbars, Moulding
Platte
Helen Foster
Sheridan Plece
Fom
Georgianne
Iaro
Gil Berszif
Dorothy Rudeen
Aialing
Dorothy
Grace Purvis
Park
Betty Tear
Foxy
Albany
MargcKenna
Johnson
Grace Gillett
Park and Roth Rolling
Una
May
Leca Hufck
Desaint
Ida
Can
Betty Pearson
Georrianne Flores
Goshen
Charles Fhesworth
Stats
Ilital
He University of Waing
Leute G. Raed, Jr
Campbell County
Welly McBride
Daie Stiles
Daie
Betty Koehler
Ecenigst
Wring
Everett Caudell
Montgomery
Ward End Company
Tne
Canning
Kerr Glass Mamufach Corp
Thos, M Willar
Wilson and Company
Thomas RB
Walgreen
Rural Electric son—Westing
Gonmpany
Addicon
Dale Stiles
Georginins Flores
Dorothy Rudeci
Mar Aenna
Everettt Cau Cicil Koshler
Wyoming
Wyoming Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1940
Governor Nels H. Smith proclaims Thursday November 21, 1940 as Thanksgiving Day and a state holiday. He urges prayer for peace, closing schools and industry, and patriotic observance amid European turmoil.
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Wyoming
United States
United Stacas
HW. Smith
Old World
Europe
Civilized
Cheyenne
Sublette County General Election Totals and Notes
Official canvass of Sublette County reports 1114 total votes in the November 5 election. It lists candidate tallies for president, senator, representative, state senate, county commissioner, and nominals. Also includes a lengthy editorial warning about Nazism and Communism seeking to seize money and credit, urging defense of private enterprise and democracy.
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Sublette
Wendell L. Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevel
Roger W. Babson Norman
Richard J. Liman
J. L. Olivier
James Jensen
H. R. Christmas - Walton
William H. Budd
Albert M. Chamblin
Dusciees
Peaceland Fareu
Faler
Jes Teen
Ople
Shab
Europe
First Marine Corps Flyer Faces Early Aviation Obstacles
The first Marine Corps aviation efforts faced skepticism after 1909 trials. Lieutenant Cunningham built and tested a rented plane at Philadelphia Navy Yard, earning little success while earning the nickname Noisy Nan. Despite setbacks, he persisted toward U.S. Naval Aviation at Annapolis, pioneering Marine air service.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
RN. N. Pn
Armen
Oips
Europe
U.S
Alfred A. Cumninghiwn
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Gen D. Silard
Medes Corps
Federal Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jieutenan
Cunningham
Sentra
Sebback
Lieultempt
U.S. Naval Aviation Camp
Annapolis
Maryland
Martial Corps
Air Corps
Local News From Town And Surroundings
William McGinnis a local doctor was in town from Its ranch on lower Green River. Janes P Jinsen were in from their ranch on Mondar. The local school will close Wednesday for Thanksgiving holidays. Pauline Noble of Platte City Missouri writes she is enjoying good health and sends regards. Mrs Charles Olson and son Lester were visiting, Olson to leave after Thanksgiving for Fort Bridger. Mrs James P F Mullan to Columbia to spend Thanksgiving with daughter Tharon. Mr and Mrs Marshall Gurney visited Kemmerer last weekend. George Nichols of Carpet spent the weekend with the editor. Lee Manwill left for Roosevelt Utah to spend Thanksgiving with parents. Eastern Star Chapter met Tuesday night. Robert L Miller’s truck skidded Sunday and struck the bridge railing at Meadow Canyon. Jeff Bills riding with him was injured by falling railing. The truck was badly damaged.
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Robert L. Miller
Meadow Canyon
Jeff Bills
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Norman Barlow
Artist's Guild
Miller
Bayer
Tanner
Jensen
TRE
Forgetfar News
Regina
Struripet
Ben Ames Williams
Marine Corps
William McGinnis
Iower Green Viver
Janes P. Jinsen
Mondar
Pauline Noble
Platte City
Charles Olson
Lester
James PF. Mi
Columbia
Tharon
Sieghens
Bia
Thurscay
Mrs. Marshall Gurney
George Nichols
Carpet
Familly
Lee Manwill
Roosevelt
Eastern Star Chapter
Marshall Gurney
Kemmerer
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