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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
8
Mrs. St. M. Boyd arrived from her Beaver Creek homestead on the first Friday and stayed with her son Frank Boyd and wife to bid farewell to her other two sons Royce and Karl as they left for the front. Oats are advertised at 3 cents in the Thin Chas TV Fair.
Probate notice announces will of Mary L Farrell, petition for probate and letters testamentary to Martin Farrell, hearing scheduled by Clerk Ca K R Watson on Wednesday August 1 1917 at 10 am at Rawlins courthouse, with attorney A J Roster. Includes publication details and advertising terms for Camp En Campment Wyoming.
Women of Woodcraft Encampment in iswo SY meets on the first Thursday of each month. Mary Hearox G N Hhevace M Baken Clerk. FLD Despoes Oracle lorka Recorder.
Sunday evening services at 6 00 o clock Sunday School every Sunday for eng on video Christian Endeavor each Sunday night at 7 00 Rev C W Croun Pastor note OCR text is imperfect but lists church activities and clergy.
The Encampment Record marks its second birthday amid rough times yet remains a community newspaper. Owners seek to maintain standards, acknowledge occasional misses, and request timely $2 subscriptions to cover bills and continue news gathering. Check your record date to see if your subscription has expired.
A local column extols Mrs Rankin and Mrs Rankin’s garden while noting readers push to feature their own yards. The writer plans a townwide tour to assess the prettiest yards and gardens, naming Tom Haines and George C. Baler’s strawberry patch as notable, with Rev Clough’s potato patch also mentioned.
Mrs. Denver Suttles hosted a pleasant birthday party on Tuesday afternoon July 17 for her four year old daughter Thelma. Attendees included Thelma Suttles Phil ina Lordier Genevieve Rhoades Grace Slunter Ruth Cordelia Parr Mildred Ray Bashore Sophias Margaret Clements Helen Lill Hopka and Mildred Parkison. Thelma and guests enjoyed games and a luncheon.
A July 19 birthday gathering at Miss Dolly Hopka’s home featured music and games with a dainty luncheon. Attendees included W. J. Hopka, H. G. Evans, Dolly Katherine Helen Edythe Myrthe Dunbar Marion Crout Fred Hopka and Claud Thompson among others.
Dave Bird Karl Christensen Wail Crow and Fred Slooks left Sunday by automobile for Cheyenne. They plan a week in the frontier sports scene, enjoying events and local venues.
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