Mass at Catholic church Sunday at 11
Local church notices report Mass at the Catholic church Sunday at 11 o clock in the morning. Community members are advised to attend and participate in the services.
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Newspaper
The Greybull Standard
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
5
Local church notices report Mass at the Catholic church Sunday at 11 o clock in the morning. Community members are advised to attend and participate in the services.
Miss Evelyn Kunkle had ker ton sils removed by Dr Gorder at St Luke's hospital last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Albert Cox returned to Casper Monday after visiting friends here. The Royal Society of the Christian church will serve a banquet Saturday evening for the O E S lodge. Mr and Mrs D M Rymer and Mr and Mrs Geo Rymer spent Sunday at Thermopolis. Miss Teresa Vaught and Miss Cecil Snow were Thermopolis visitors Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Philip Snew a son Cecil Wasson on June 14. Mrs George Hunsacker left Saturday for Laramie to attend the state university for three months. Mr and Mrs Guy A Parfet and daughter and Mr and Mrs J W Major of Denver stopped Sunday en route to Yellowstone Park. A E Schendel of Minneapolis and E F Johnson of Duluth are in town this week. Cars washed and greased at Mac's Auto Repair Shop. Old Greybull Auto Building. Mrs L P Weld and daughter of Billings visited Grey Bull on their way to Denver. Mr and Mrs O Berg and family left Thursday for Lincoln to consult specialists about Miss Gladys health. C F Johnson, manager of Great Western Sugar Company at Lovell, and Reyn Leedom of the Chronicle were in Greybull Friday.
Frank E. Hepner of Laramie, grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons of Wyoming, visited Tuesday and met the Greybull chapter. The group is operating under dispensation and expects to receive its charter next month.
A 20th century leap in lighting is celebrated with tungsten lamps from General Electric. Dr M Luckeish notes homes can be artistically lit with electric light, moving from a dark age to bright, decorative possibilities.
A large tent rises on the lots by the band stand for revival meetings. The gatherings are not denominational. Chas. A. Gunther from Douglas inspected oil leases held by Big Horn basin men and may join with them in development.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met in the country on Thursday. They motored to the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Cropsey of Shell and were entertained at dinner by Mrs Rose and Mrs Dan Cropsey, Mrs Vanderhoof vicepresident presiding. They thank A W Kay for giving them a truck ride.
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