Cody Lions Visit Grey Bull Lions Club Dinner
The Cody Lions joined 13 members of the Greybull Lions for a 6 pm dinner at the Presbyterian church basement. District Governor Gen Burke H. Sinclair praised Lionism, urging weekly gatherings to foster fellowship, civic effort, and mutual betterment across communities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull Lions
Cody Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Lions
Burke H. Sinclair
Cody
Gen. Sinclair
Denver
Billings
Wyoming
Greybull
Casper
Cheyenne
Chicago
New York
Canada
Gov to Build 19 Mile Alpine to Jackson Road
The federal Forest Service funds a 19 mile highway from Alpine to Jackson Wyoming linking Hoback canyon toward Yellowstone. When finished it will cut 54 miles off Salt Lake and Utah routes, spur tourism, and complete a Salt Lake to Yellowstone corridor. Eighty workers are on the Hoback camp. Jackson Cheney survey underway. $40,000 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Scenic Wonderland
Grand Canyon
Snake River
Alpine
Jackson
Wyoming
Hoback Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Teton Pass
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Salt Lake
Utah
Logan Canyon
Star Valley
Park
Yellowstone
Hoback Road
Jackson- Cheney
Kemmerer Camera
Artificial Ice in Three Facts and Why
Artificial ice is praised for its fine grain and quick freezing over 60 hours of steady temperature, yielding superior heat absorption. It is claimed to have established physiological qualities from processed organic matter and hardness granules, with endorsement from Pure Food experts and medical professionals. Investors assure consistent production despite seasonal changes, presenting artificial ice as a reliable and commendable product.
Memorial Day Observed at Basin by Greybull Family
Memorial Day events in Greybull drew many citizens to Basin where the G A R American Legion and Elks held services in the Basin opera house. The program included invocations readings songs and an address by Gen Burke H Sinclair followed by a silent tribute and a march to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Basin
American Legion
the Elks
Opera House
Dean J. J. Dixon
America
Mayor West
Lincoln
Wilma Skovgard
Gertrude Skovgard
T. E. Keefer
Burke H. Sinclair
Winifred Patten
Elks’ Band
American Legion, Elks
Special Traffic Officer Appointed to Enforce Laws
A special traffic officer Charles Benedict was appointed this week to raise conditions to legal standards. Several minor arrests for equipment violations were dismissed after warnings. Basin road accidents prompted tighter enforcement to protect motorists and the public.
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Basin Road
Charles Benedict
Injunction Issued Over Ditch Use in Basin Case
A hearing before Court Commissioner J R Bonwell granted a temporary injunction to allow McKinnie to use a ditch across land owned by J J Klinesmith. Klinesmith objected but the court ordered the injunction with a final hearing set for a later date according to the Basin Republican.
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J. R. Bonwell
Jas. McKinnie
J. J. Klinesmith
Klinesmith
McKinnie
R. B. West
T. M. Hyde
C. L. Brome
Basin Republican
Laborer Severely Injured On Beach Road Sliver Wound
Tom Howard, a laborer on the Beach road, severed a large sliver in his left hand early this week. A portion broke off, the wound became infected after a few days and he was sent to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Howard
New Beach Road
Insane man in Basin tries self harm after arrest
Albert Frankfield, held in Greybull on assault charges, attempted suicide in his Basin jail cell by tearing his throat with a sharpened case knife. He claimed past asylum treatment and escapades in Salem and Pocatello. A Monday hearing ordered transfer to Evanston asylum.
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Albert Frankfield
Greybull
Basin
Warm Springs
Mont
Salem
Ore
Pocatello
Idaho
Harvey Huntington
Evanston
Apollo Club Holds Banquet At Methodist Church
The Apollo club held its annual banquet at the Methodist church on Monday evening May 28. W. E. Dobbs acted as toastmaster and members delivered toasts on Fulfillment What the Apollo Club Has Meant to Me America in the Musical World Plans For Junior Club and Music. Mrs Smith received a silver sandwich tray for retiring presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Methodist Church
W. E. Dobbs
M. H. Smith
L. M. Smith
America
Gutberlett
E. F. Young
H. L. Gephart
The Spirit of the Fisherman Speaks
A poetic meditation on the fisherman as a timeless figure. The speaker inhabits water edges and lakes in dawn and dusk, dreaming of fish and recalling tales of great catches. The piece links ancient rivers to a modern angler, spanning ages from pharaohs to youth.
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White Falls
River Nile
Greybull Ball Club Extends Win Streak Over Worland
Greybull defeated Worland 5 1 marking their third straight win over the midgets. A Powell baseball club visit is planned for Sunday as Greybull seeks new opponents and anticipates a tough clash. Worland HS players show promise with future potential and manager Troseth earns respect.
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Greybull
Worland
Powell
Red Lodge
Big Horn Country
Troseth
Elks' Sextette to Open Basin Pavilion Summer Dances
The Elks' Sextette of Greybull announces a grand opening for Basin Pavilion on June 5 with a two dance weekly schedule. The orchestra includes E W Dobbins Rowland Hoppes John Landfair E W Penwarden C T Warne Billy Rich playing piano sax cornet clarinet banjo drums xylophone and traps. The 10c poplar public dances will feature popular dance music praised by locals.
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Elks
Greybull
E. W. Dobbins
Rowland Hoppes
John Landfair
E. W. Penwarden
C. T. Warne
Billy Rich
Better Uses for Poison Gas
United States army chemists report potential benevolent uses for poison gases first used in World War I. Mustard gas may curb tuberculosis. chlorine could confer immunity to influenza and colds. Gases are explored for preventing respiratory diseases and safe administration in proper dosages. Chemical experts pursue solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Pittsburg
Baptist Social Invites Church Groups to Social at 2 30
The Baptist ladies invite the Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Christian church societies to a social at the Baptist church next Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon. They seek a large attendance and a pleasant social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
The
Methodist
Episcopal
Christian Churches
Baptist Church
Inspectors Tour Greybull Division by Special Cars
The special cars of Supt. J. C. Grissinger and A. G. Smart were sidetracked in Greybull Wednesday, remaining until train 30 Thursday. G. F. Hamilton of Alliance and local officials helped compose the inspection party.
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Supt
J. C. Grissinger
A. G. Smart
Greybull
G. F. Hamilton
Alliance
Miss Mabel Gross Visits Powell Visitor Returns Home
Miss Mabel Gross of Powell returned to her home Wednesday after a week visiting Mrs. Fred Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gross
Powell
Fred Lord
Mary A Griffin Birthday Party Held for Beloved Mother
Mary A Griffin celebrated her birthday Monday with a large family gathering in Greybull. Six of twelve children attended a feast prepared by W F Griffin, with Hawaiian leis from Honolulu and bouquets from Lions, Elks, and many others across the United States. Dancing followed the dinner as children and relatives joined in honoring their mother and expressing gratitude for the affection shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Griffin
Lions, Elks
Chicago
United States
W. F. Griffin
Griffin Inn
Honolulu
Chester Griffin
J. D
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. C
A. H
Los Angeles
W. F
Greybull
May McCune
Big Rapids
A. H. Griffin
Sheridan Lovell road work starts
John W. Spencer reports rapid progress on the Sheridan Lovell forest road project with 55 initial workers and 20 to 25 more joining. Snow is heavy west of the divide but melting. work on the other end may not begin before June 15.
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Sheridan-Lovell Road
John W. Spencer
Big Horn National Forest
Sheridan
Sheridan Post
T. J. Watkins
Forest Road
Divide
Spencer
Death of Daniel Moon in Greybull area
Daniel Reese Moon aged 71 died at his home one mile south of Greybull on May 29 after a year of declining health. A longtime church worker and former song leader and music teacher, he leaves a wife seven children four brothers one sister and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his residence with Rev W J Law officiating and burial in Basin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Reese Moon
Greybull
Moon
United Brothers Church
Deer Park
Maryland
W. J. Law
Methodist Church
Basin Cemetery
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Hess
Ted Ht
Aled Ages
Vas
Tribune
Sister City
Greybull Ball Club
Baptist Social
Daniel Moon
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