From Flint to GM and Nash Motors A Sequence of Leadership
Prospective automobile purchaser outlines a career arc from Flint Road Dart Co and Durant Dart Carriage Co in Flint Michigan starting as a workman to Vice-President and General Manager. He becomes President of General Motors Company Oakland and G M C Truck Co and later organizes Nash Motors Co in Kenosha Wisconsin, producing and selling 40 000 Nash cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Road Dart Co
Durant- Dart Carriage Co
Flint
Michigan
Buick Motor Co
General Motors Company
Oakland
G. M. C. Truck Company
Nash Motors Co
Kenosha, Wis
Nash
Deaver Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Mrs S I Hooker visited Powell. Masons met at Lowell for the Big Horn Masters club. Bethany Chapter held a Thursday meeting with luncheon hostesses Mrs Rankin Hudgins. Frannie Garage displayed a Star car to Deaver auto fans. Rev A B Campbell traveled to Casper on business. Families and locals made shopping trips to Lovell and Denver. Ed Langdon and wife plan an Nebraska visit. Parker and Anderson attended Elk banquet in Greybull. Grand Matron Marie King visited Bethany Chapter 33 in Denver. other locals traveled for business in Basin Cheyenne and Powell areas. Frances Rickman and Mary Cassell hosted a 25th wedding anniversary dinner at Mrs L L Cassell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Hooker
Powell
Messrs
Hooker
Beaver
Kemp
Richards
Schwendiman
Witte
VanDerHooven
Sills
Starbird
Wells
McKinney
Lowell
Bethany
Rankin Hudgins
Sidney Smith
Cody
Deaver
Chicago
Harry Carr
Denver
Carr
Bridger
Mont
K. A. Peck
L. L. Williams
Jakish
Ed. Langdon
Nebraska
Friend Sanstedt
Greybull
Billings
Willys Knight
Frannie
Silver
San
E. J. Parker
W. O. Anderson
Hyde
Brother Parker
Marie King
Order of Eastern Stars of Wyoming
Williams
King
H. T. Ketchum
Cowley
C. W. Taggart
Tagart-Tebbs Company
Basin Woman Return From Visit With Friends
Miss Nellie McMillan returns to Basin after a pleasant visit with Miss Elinor Anchors. Miss Myrtle McMillan accompanies Nellie home and will stay for the week as her guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McMillan
Basin
Elinor
Myrtle McMillan
Miss Nellie
Social Evening Hosts Bid Farewell to Oregan-bound Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ludington and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Meter entertained at five tables of 500 Tuesday evening at the Van Meter home. The affair was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dixon who will leave the first of the month for Portland, Ore., to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ludington
Wm. van Meter
van Meter
J. Dixon
Portland
Ore
P E O Sisterhood Leaders Elected At Wyoming Meet
Mrs L L Cassell elected state organizer and a delegate to the supreme convention in Seattle October 1. Mrs J H Hartzell and Mrs C W Tarrant accompanied returning from Cheyenne for the second annual Wyoming state chapter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cassell
J. H. Hartzell
C. W. Tarrant
Cheyenne
Wyoming
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Cassell
Seattle
Purity Push for Attar of Roses in Bulgaria
In Sofia Bulgaria the government debates a law to fund 1 000 000 levas in prizes for a process to detect adulterants in attar of roses. Adulteration with geranium essence has damaged trade and prices and eroded confidence in the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Largest Ruby Worth $60,000 Arrives in London from India
The largest perfect ruby in the world has arrived in Britain consigned to the head of an Indian broker firm. Valued at 60 000, the flawless stone was mined at Mogok Burman four years ago. It weighs 22 carats and measures a quarter of an inch long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Mogok
Burman
Silk worm warned by rival chemists in cellulose silk talk
W O Mitscherling of Baltimore warned the silkworm to heed modern methods or lose orders to cellulose silk made from spruce pulp and cotton linters. He explained catalysts speed up cellulose acetate production and noted three other processes boosted output to 28 million pounds last year. He warned the silkworm to adapt or risk erosion of its market to American ingenuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
W. O. Mitscherling
Baltimore
American Chemical Society
Mitscherling
Argentina and New York House Ring Fight by Radio Link
Argentina heard the Madison Square Garden prize fight via Radio Central in Rocky Point as RCA connected land wires to the ringside instrument. Round by round reports were instantly transmitted to Argentina, with broadcasts reaching listeners over 6000 miles away. The demonstration, the first of its kind, was reportedly highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Argentina
Radio Central
Rocky Point
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
South America
Radio Corporation of America
Europe
Broad Street
Saving Money eR a The thrifty sale on groceries in Greybull
The note proclaims money saved is money earned and offers Greybull households a chance to cut grocery costs attracting new trade daily.
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Greybull
Eastern Star Hosts Picnic for Mrs Marie King at Gaffner’s
The Eastern Star ladies held a Sunday picnic at Gaffner's resort to honor the worthy grand matron Mrs Marie King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Gaffner’s Resort
Marie King
Mrs Harrison and Daughter Visit Cedar Rapids Kin
Mrs W L Harrison and her daughter Jean from Cedar Rapids Iowa arrived Wednesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs H Higgins and visit in the city.
McMannis and Norris Homebound From Shelby Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMannis and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Norris left Thursday in the McMannis car for Shelby Montana to attend the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McMannis
J. T. Norris
McMannis
Shelby, Mont
Mr and Mrs Otto Green Leave for Marlin Texas
Mr and Mrs Otto Green and their daughter departed Tuesday for Marlin Texas following a month long visit with Mr and Mrs Ed Shoe maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Green
Marlin
Texas
Ed. Shoemaker
Adamses Arrive From Cleveland En Route To Park
Mr and Mrs S A Adams arrived Thursday from Cleveland Ohio on their way to the park. Mrs Adams is a sister of Mrs L Guggenheim.
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Mrs. S. A. Adams
Cleveland, O
F C Guyot and wife move to Cassell apartment for Greybull run
F C Guyot and his wife, residents of Kirby and fireman for the C B and Q, have taken one of the Cassell apartments and will soon depart for a run out of Greybull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Guyot
Kirby
Cassell
Greybull
Mrs J Williams Returns Home From Wyoming Visit
Mrs J Williams returns to her Byron Wyoming home after a three week stay with her daughter Mrs Thos Wier in Shell.
Man Falls 300 Feet Walks to Ambulance
Arthur Schneider, a steeplejack, survived a series of falls while painting a smokestack in New Haven Connecticut. A rope broke causing an 800 foot plunge, then a 20 foot drop after hitting an engine house roof. He regained consciousness and walked to the ambulance. Doctors expect him to resume work in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schneider
New Haven
Conn
Schneider
Emporia Visitors Depart After Week at Williamson Home
Mrs. H. W. Darby and two sons from Emporia Kansas stayed with Mrs. H. E. Williamson for a few days this week and left for home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Darby
Emporia, Kans
H. E. Williamson
Three Boxers Headed to Great Falls and Shelby Fights
Chas Bussard and A H Geckler left Monday for Great Falls Montana to spend a few days before traveling to Shelby for the main bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Bussard
A. H. Geckler
Great Falls
Mont
Shelby
Mrs Vilander Visits Powell After California Winter
Mrs Phillip Vilander and her young son who spent the winter in California traveled home to Powell. They spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs J M Scott. Mrs A Taylor of Thermopolis visited her sister Mrs J B Hensley for a few days and returned to her home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Vilander
Little Son
California
Powell
J. M. Scott
A. Taylor
Thermopolis
Hensley
Rendville trio guests at Mrs. Allen’s house
Mrs. Frank Hoper and her daughter Beth and Miss Anna Dawe arrived last week from Rendville Indiana and are staying as house guests of Mrs. Harry Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoper
Beth
Anna Dawe
Rendville, Ind
Harry Allen
Mrs Earl Post Hosts Sphinx Club Meeting at Cassell Apartments
Mrs Earl Post entertained the Sphinx club Thursday at her Cassell apartments home. A dainty luncheon was served and members reported an enjoyable time.
Reverend Griggs Attends Casper Synod
Rev A R Griggs left Thursday to Casper for the Presbyterian synod. No preaching at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Sunday school as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Griggs
Casper
The
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star Banquet Honors Grand Matron Marie King
The Eastern Star ladies entertained their worthy grand matron Mrs. Marie King of Kemmerer Wyoming during her annual official visit with a banquet at the Masonic hall Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie King
Kemmerer
Wyo
Masonic Hall
Post Couple Returns From Nebraska Trip With Buick
Mr and Mrs Earl Post returned last Monday from a six weeks visit with relatives in Omaha and Lincoln They drove back in J C Cunninghams new Buick purchased in Lincoln They found the roads very bad in places due to heavy rains in Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Post
Omaha
Lincoln
J. C. Cunningham
Nebraska
Mrs Stipek and friends visit Worland and Greybull
Mrs F J Stipek and Miss Mab el Thompson motored to Worland Sunday. Miss Cecelia Anderson and Miss Louise Brehmer also visited Worland and Greybull, returning to Thermopolis on Tuesday.
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F. J. Stipek
Mabel Thompson
Worland
Cecelia Anderson
Louise Brehmer
Greybull
Bowman and Davis Wedding Held in Basin
Miss Naomi Bowman and Claude Davis wed last Saturday afternoon at the Episcopal church in Basin. Miss Bowman, daughter of Mrs. Edith Bowman of Greybull, is married to Claude Davis who is connected with the Yellowstone Motor company in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Bowman
Claude Davis
Dean Dixon
Episcopal Church
Basin
Bowman
Edith Bowman
Greybull
Davis
Yellowstone Motor Company
Eastern Star Lodge Women Observe Luncheon
Mesdames G Hinman Hepburn and C Mackenzie entertained grand officers and past matron of the Eastern Star lodge at a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday at Mrs Hinman's home. Ribbons and lodge colors decorated the rooms and table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames G, Hinman
If’. Hepburn and
C. Mackenzie
Eastern Star Lodge
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Charles W. Nash
Nash Sales & Service
P. C Kittleson
Greybull, Wyoming
Frances Rickman
Mary Cassell
Mrs. Cassell
W. B McCune
Harry Cassell
Silk Worm
del Monte Catsup
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