Picture Show Schedule Changes for Next Week
Data shows a shift in showtimes with a single weekly presentation pattern. The next Sunday night features The Dangerous Moment starring Carmel Myers.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
1
Data shows a shift in showtimes with a single weekly presentation pattern. The next Sunday night features The Dangerous Moment starring Carmel Myers.
Kelly-Jackson athletic event draws praise from the High School Athletic Association as the boys from Kelly shedball team arrive late after a trip from Jackson. A friendly, well attended evening includes a supper at Crabtree and a Garden lecture show.
Notice references pad to oe and includes a signature line for G Warren with date prior to May 12. The snippet is incomplete but indicates an administrative or legal notice requiring attendance or payment by the specified date.
Students presented The Garden of the Shab at Club House on Friday night to a packed audience. The show featured strong acting singing and dancing by leading and chorus performers with vivid scenes and climaxes. Praise went to Prof. Bunn Rev Johns Mrs Beth DeBon and the organizers for a highly entertaining production.
Jackson Nine defeated Bridge City on the diamond last Sunday in a drone game that stayed tied at two apiece until the fifth inning. Jackson rallied with a decisive surge, securing the win as observers reported the match’s tense moments and notable performances. A late note mentions the Elk Ladies Club meeting and a party featuring Mrs. Lae Luces and two children returning from Los Angeles after a winter visit.
Prof Warren G Bunn, former head of Jackson schools, buys the Courier on Tuesday and takes charge tomorrow morning. He and Mrs Bunn bring printing experience while he is praised as a scholarly editor. The paper vows continued growth, expansion, and service to the community.
County officials discuss plans for a June vote to decide if a new county should be formed and where its seat will be. Jackson is identified as the logical and favored location, with promises of detailed reasons to follow for readers.
A program at the Club house Saturday night honored teachers for their work with sixth grade students. Messrs Winegar and Jonge presented diplomas and led the proceedings, with remarks praising the educators’ dedication and impact.
Newspaper note records the death of Mr Thomas, ill in Kermmerer, with family alerts by phone. Other items include local happenings: a cafe incident, school paper request, Ben Brosh copying, Fred Tripping’s Salt Lake trip and Moran rounds, Anita with two children visiting Lewiston, and a May 18 birth at St John’s Hospital of a boy to Geo W Kelly.
Statewide returns on the May 10 road bonds show a large majority supporting the measure with Wyoming and Jack Igon's Hole singled out for needed bridges and roads. A few communities opposed the proposal, including one with 34 percent voting against it.
Work on the town playground fence began yesterday morning. Rodney Joven holds the contract. W P Redmond and the High School Athletic Association donated twenty five dallure apices. Poles for the tennis court were donated by Mr Lovejoy. The project includes leveling and eelaying. Byron McCain Ella McCain and Calvin Henge preside as Athletic Association officers and urge the public to avoid using the court while wearing worn shoes that damage the clay surface. A playground supervisor should be appointed by the town council.
Teachers Adele Shreve and Agnes Schlosser were passengers on the Victor stage Monday morning. Shreve will visit Kemmerer with Mayor Baker, then St. Louis, Estes Park, Colorado. Schlosser heads to South Dakota, stopping in Worland, Wyoming. They will not return to Jackson next year.
The Bridge City team vows a bold rematch with the Jackson nine next Sunday at 2 30 P.M. They bring five Idaho players from interstate league teams and aim to pierce the so called invincibles. A small admission and Jackson band on the grounds are planned.
A letter from the Forest office at Ogden sent to J. G. Imeson, secretary of the Jackson's Hole Cattle and Horse Association, cites an order requiring stockmen to run an approved grade of bull on the open range, noting it as sound policy long enforced in grazing communities.
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