Week of wrecks yields three vehicle crashes
Three separate accidents unfolded this week. Antone Subie’s car overturned after hitting a rut near town. no injuries beyond a broken rear window. Paul Graffe’s Ford coupe crashed into a train at Oakley crossing. the car was demolished but he escaped uninjured. Alice and Jean Jenette’s Ford coupe left the Cottonwood road and rolled over. both were shaken but unharmed, and sought help to pull the vehicle back onto the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selpet
Antone Subie
Tony
Paul Graffe
Kemmerxer
Opal
Oakley
Paul
Cottonwood
Alice
Jean Jenette
Freiburg Passion Play to Be Given in Casper
Freiburg Germany’s renowned Passion Play is coming to Casper on October 24 and 25 performed by the Freiburg troupe led by Adolf Fassnacht. The production, dating back four centuries, features a German cast and follows Adam and Eve through Jesus’ journey, with tickets available via Charles B. Stafford, Casper Chamber of Commerce Secretary-Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Freiburg
Germany
United States
Adolf Fassnacht
Oberammergau
Jesus
Charles B. Stafford
Gasper Chamber of Commerce
Fox plans $9 million talking pictures push for schools
William Fox announces a 25 year program to spend $9,000,000 to install talking pictures in schools churches and homes nationwide. The plan includes recording major operations on films with specialists for medical students and surgeons. Fox says visual oral education could halve the current six hour school day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
William Fox
Fox
Nebraska Diamond Jubilee to Celebrate 75th Birthday
Omaha hosts the Nebraska Diamond Jubilee November 5 to 7 in a $100000 celebration marking Nebraska's 75th birthday as a federal territory and Omaha’s first Territorial capital. The event features The Making of Nebraska pageant, a Parade of Nations, and a gift to Nebraskans with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Cra
Wil
Nebraska
Nebratka
Hartley Burr Alexander
Serious College
Mid-West
State
Wetern Plains
Missouri
Rockies
Jublee
Wyoming Bank Statement and Local News Fragments
A Wyoming Sublette county bank statement shows liabilities and deposits with notes on capital and profits. The issue includes county demographics, school enrollments, local notices, sports results, elk hunting, and market reports from Clyde B. Stevens of Denver.
Daniel Doings Around Daniel and Nearby Ranches
Local notes recount travel from Daniel to Oregon with stops at Lava Hot Springs and Pocatello Idaho. Visits include Mrs D O Neil with daughter Mrs Boyd Kelley, J P Fuller en route to Pinedale, D H Scott flooring work, beef herd movements, Mae McAlister Sommers at Daniel School, Linda Georges teaching South Beerer School, and a community dance raising funds for the school plus Lava Hot Springs visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Yarger
The
Sun
Oregon
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Idaho
Daniel
Pinedale
McHugh
Dan Ball
Mac McAlister Sommers
Bronx Budget and Camp Fire News Highlights
The Jolly Neighbors gathered at Mrs ROT Albert's home for a meeting with dainty refreshments served by hostesses and her daughters Charles and Jerome Albert. Carl Lund plans pond rearing with a new pipeline to the hatchery and Agness West is named editor of Shoshone High School Annual. CAMP FIRE elected officers Miss Nelson president May Alexander vice president Alma Stewart secretary treasurer Lois Jenkins scribe and held a bake sale netting 11 dollars with a planned supper hike on Oct 16 and new member campaign underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot. Albert
Warrenbridge
Hostes
Mesdames
Charles
Jerome Albert
Pape
Camp Fire
University of Wyoming to Host High School Editors Conference
The University of Wyoming in Laramie will host 50 plus state high school journalists for the fourth annual editors conference on October 25 and 26, inviting two delegates and a sponsor from each school. A banquet and Homecoming football game are planned, with prizes for top high school papers. Debating season prep begins with 20 prospective debaters under coach Louis A. Malory, and freshmen elect officers led by William O'Donnell as president. Over 50 men attend boxing and wrestling with plans for intramural meets against Colorado teams and a Boulder conference in March. Wyoming stock for the Ak-Sar-Ben and American Royal shows will be displayed, with four carloads valued around 20,000 from the Animal Husbandry Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Denver
Cowboys
University of Denver
Thompson
Flare
D. A
Smith
Byers
Akers
Ketchum
Hale
Stewart
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
U. W
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Bigh
IU. W
Louis A. Malory
Wyooming
U. of W
Colorado Aggies
Colorado University
Boulder
University of “Wyoming
Omaha
Kansas City
Mrs Ausherman Heads Wyoming State Library Association
Thermopolis Wyo Oct 11 Mrs Glare Ausherman state librarian of Cheyenne was elected president of the Wyoming State Library association at its first meeting in session here. Miss Nina M., Moran Basin Big Horn county librarian was named first vice president F E Marshall Sheridan county librarian was second vice president and Miss Frances Mentzer Laramie county librarian Cheyenne secretary treasurer Twelve of the states 19 county librarians attended the organization meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wye
Glare Ausherman
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Library Association
Nina M. EK. Moran
Big Horn
Basin
F. E. Marshall
Sheridan
Frances Mentzer
Laramie
The Man Whose Gold Ruined Him
The Examiner features Elmo Scott Watson recounting a Pennsylvania burial tale of a famed American Midas whose wealth from California days of 49 bought ruin. His life, once royal in status, fell apart after the gold rush, a tragic arc echoed in current dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
California
Midas
The
Examiner
Elmo Scott
Watson
Board weighs successor to state supervisor of vocational agriculture
Wyoming state Board of Education discussed filling the vacancy left by W A Ross who resigned to join the federal agricultural instructors staff. Applicants include Les Crawford Jack Gage A A Skinner from Laramie Sam Hitchcock Buffalo C C Howard Sheridan O P Roberts Powell and George Beatty Gillette. Announcement of the appointment expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noova
Rose Chytine
State Board of Education
W. A. Ross
Les Crawford
Jack Gage
A. A. Skinner
Laramie
Sam Hitchcock
Buffalo
Sheridan
O. P. Roberts
Powell
George Beatty
Gillette
Community Church Minister Rev A C Best
Rev A C Best invites the community to church school next Sunday at 10 am and public worship at 11 am with the sermon on Preparation a Principle of God. The notice emphasizes the church program and availability for worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Best
BiG Piney High School Notes and Assembly Recital
The Friday assembly at BiG Piney High School opened with songs led by Mr Green and piano solos from Alrha Stew art and Aurel Hockett. A Columbus Day talk by Hileen Bertram and a debate on progress of airplane versus automobile followed. Senior class chose rings. examinations are upcoming Wednesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Green
Alrha
Stewart
Aurel Hockett
Hileen
Bertram
Beth Tanner
Lois Jenkins
Alice McGinnis
Education Board Plans Cheyenne Meeting and Leadership Change
The fall meeting of the state board of education will be held in Cheyenne this week, announced by Katherine A. Morton. A major item is selecting a successor to W. A. Ross, former state director of vocational agriculture, who resigned to join the Department of the Interior. Many applicants have been received from high school agricultural teachers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Cheyenne
Wek
Katherine A. Morton
Public Instuction
Ww. A. Ross
Ross
Department “of ‘the Interior
John Cauley pledged to Delta Mu Alpha at Wy ing University
Local notation notes John Cauley has recently been pledged to the Delta Mu Alpha fraternity at the University of Wy ing. The record highlights the fraternity’s solid foundation and aims to build the community’s financial structure through strong school ties and a reputable background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Cauley
Delta
Mu‘ ‘Alpha
University of Wying
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Bank of
Big Piney
State OF
Federal Reserve Bank
Sublette
Ss. I
Albert Larson
Frank A. Fear
Gio. A. Moffat
Oscar Bece
P. W. Jenkins
Wo Ceeds
Engineering
College of Education
Liberal Lorts College
Law School
College of Agriculture
Royal Neighbors of America
Clyde Hall
Coléth
Oscar Beck
James Hopkins
Evanston
Ralph Hopkins
Fall River Basin
Forest Ranger
Carier
Kackley
H. FP. Farnsworth
Western Newspaper Union
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jackson
Thomas Helland
British Association For Advancement of Science
Clyde B. Stevens
John Clay & Company Live Stock Commission
E. J. Norris
Walden
Colo
Mr. Norris
Floyd Norris
Total
D. O'Neil
Boyd Kelley
Kelley Ranch
J. P. Fuller
D.H. Scott
Daniel Friday
Kenimerer
William Alexander
Mr. &. Hecox
Bernie Payne’s
Mae McAlister Sommers
Leo Baker
Mrs. Bentley
Rock Springs
Bentley
Sparks
Linda Georges
Fort Bridger
South Beerer
Bain and Harron
J. W. Montrose
Paul Pape
Railroad
Bronx
Robt. Bolinger
Fred Bolinger
South Dakota
Helen Jape
Lester Pape
Mgr. T. D. O'Neil
Twin Creek
Charles Albert
Fort Collins
Mrs. Pape
Caroline Richardson
Austin
G. L. West
Carl Lund
Agness West
Camp Fire Girls
Campaingr
News Bulletin
Laramie, Wyo
University English Departant
William E. Lowry
William O'Donnell
Rugg
Wheatland
Louise Scott
Patrick Quealy, Jr
Bor Eemmerer
Swimrme
Ater
Pred
Hultz
W. U
Buffalo Bill
Pahaska Tepes
Cody
Yallowstone National Park
Seinamoon
Piney High
Sentor
Jennie
Joseph Hird
Dan
Danu
Joe
Martha Millison
Scptel Resturant
Nelson
Clifford Daniels
Claude Shipley
Education Board
Will Mely
Delta Mu’ Alpha
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!