Honor Roll Kemmerer Grade School First to Sixth Grade
Honor roll listings from Kemmerer Grade School show first and second honors across grades one through six. Names include Raymond Peterson, Lee Smith, Mary Judanc, Mary Hadden ham, Martha Eynon, Iona Robinson, Sammon Jones, Ben Brady, Vance Gudmundsen, Alicia Albertina, Albert Parr, Philip Roberta, Mise Seyfert, Orr Hansen, Helen Davis, Mable Michler, Arthur Rizzi, Rand Hogan, Russel Edmonds, Blanche Harrison, Binckter, Lloyd Smith, Guetle Davis, Ma Harrison, Ethel Holmes, Olga Rosenstein, Ruth Beckstead, Leona Knock, Everett Hooper, Marva Evans, Su Doi, William Eynen, Nell Long, Florence Handley, Janisette Cook, Alfred Blivkfeldt, Lillian Zillar, Hazel Brammer, Morris Sutton, Thelma Gordon, Adalene Talcot, Mildred Clark, Edna Holmes, Marie Holmes, Sawaya, M. D. Bejach, Ethel Haddenham, Bernice Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sutton
Thelma Gordon
Adalene Talcot
Misa Bury
Mildred Clark
Edna Holmes
Marie Holmes
Jor Sawaya
IM. D. Bejach
Ethel Haddenham
Bernice Nicholson
Girls Basketball Prep For Piney Clash
The KH 8 girls practice daily aiming to meet Piney High School soon. Big Piney previously defeated local girls early in the season, and KH 8 hopes to reverse the result in the upcoming game.
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Bus Piney High School
Camp In and About the Camp Involves Local Draft Efforts
In western Wyoming Kemmerer shows one new recruit in the company as a patriotic meeting at the Lyceum aims to spur enlistment. County Attorney Rose voices U S aims with Allied forces to topple German rule. The program salutes soldiers, with Fr T D Lynch and Kemmerer High School students contributing. Cakes and desserts from Mrs. Hoskins cheer Company H. Guards man two tunnels. sixteen at Aspin near Evanston and four at the Kemmerer tunnel. Rink use persists amid snow and mud. sergeants guide rookies toward first-class discipline. A captain and a U S army doctor mustered in the men. three applicants were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Lyceum
Wyoming
J. E. Burch
Commercial Club
United States
Tommy Atkins
Mrs. Hoskins
Company H
Aspin
Evanston
Orson Johnston
Arthur Burton
Stewart
Titvensor
Brown
Waugh
U. S. Army
Why We Need a Library in Kemmerer Town
A public library would elevate the town and inform future residents and neighbors. It would mold children, attract wealthy donors, and serve as a center of intellectual life, aiding teachers, workers, and all citizens with quick access to facts and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wisconsin
FR Library Commission
Publicbrary
Walter Besant
Boston
New York
Tte
A.W
Dana
Sheep Moves From South to Cokeville Area
Sheepmen shift flocks from southern ranges toward Cokeville with large numbers headed to Opal. Joe Miller and Stoffer Brothers report sheep being shipped by rail to Cokeville grounds while George Watts moves his flock toward Opal for soon shearings. Lincoln County herds total between 75 000 and 100 000 winter near Granger as Oscar Peterson D Etcher drive overland to Cokeville.
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Kommorer
Mathering
Cokeville
Joe Miller
Stoffer
Lincoln County
Grang
Oscar Peterson
D. Etcher
Granger
James Halderson
Quealy
Kemmerer
Frontier
Gus Linden
Rock Springe
Hix Deep
Alan
Maken
New Settlers from Utah and Missouri Begin Sage Opening
New settlers John Miller of Ogden Utah and Chas Ellis of St Joseph Missouri join others around Sage. They have taken up 220 acres near Meade. relatives near Hage helped induce their settlement.
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John Miller
Ogden
Utah
Chas, Ellis
St. Joseph
Sage
Hage Induced
Miners Needed at Lincoln-Remmerer Coal Mine
Heth Caulishaw, manager of the Lincoln-Remmerer Coal Mine, reports he cannot fill all orders due to lack of labor. He says about 300 miners could be used in the vicinity. Sheep herding and other labor are also scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Caulishaw
Lincoln-Remmerer
Austrian Citizenship Held Up
A number of local Austrians who have filed for U S naturalization see delays after the war declaration. Clerk Fro LaChapelle informed applicants that while preparations can proceed, final naturalization papers will not be issued until after the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Central Powers
LaChapelle
Too Much Booze Opal Scene Turned Off by Sheriff
An inebriated group from Mexicana attempted a break into the city Jutland Italian quarters but was checked by Sheriff McMinn and deputies in Opal. The crowd proved overzealous and chaotic, leading to subsequent quiet the next morning.
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Opal
Hiquar
Jutland
Sheriff McMinn
Oakley fund drives support ball team and society events
A Saturday dance in Oakley raised funds for the baseball club to cover transportation and supplies, with music by the Ziller orchestra from Kemmerer. The Italian Society of Oakley hosted a grand ball at the quarry drawing attendees from Mammonville and Kemmerer, while John Boam Sr. planned a Colorado trip and others left for local mines or work assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munte
Fred Jennings
Kemmerer
Oakley
Mamondville and
Ziller Orchestra
John Boam, Sr
Hanna
Colorado
Glengoe
Sra
Xeanon
Teatie
Reading matter for Company H appeals for mags
A brief plea from a Company H member asks readers to donate magazines and reading material for the soldiers. The note expresses gratitude and urges support from the public.
Child Bitten by Rabid Dog At Sage Ranch
The three year old son of Ron Ne pater, a Sage rancher, was bitten days ago by a dog encountered while playing near the house. The dog also bit a cow. Fearing rabies, Nebsker killed the dog and sent the head to Salt Lake City for examination. The test confirmed rabies. The child was sent to Salt Lake City for Pasteur treatment under Dr Beatty. The dog may have been bitten by a rabid coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Nepater
Nebsker
Salt Lake City
Beatty
State Health
Huff Secures Contract for Kemmer Troy Laundry Site
Contractor Charles Huff won the bid to construct the Kemmer or Troy Laundry. Excavation has started on the foundation with dynamite used recently to loosen the frozen ground for the Brezowalk garage basement as Huff also works on that project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Huff
Kemmer, Or
Troy
Huff
Brezowalk
Ford Sales Rise With 40 Cars Booked for Spring
John Wal tore of the Up-to-Date Garage sold Fords to multiple buyers including Alex Nirinela Frontier G W Tanner Lincoln County assessor Kemmerer Troy Laundry Joe Flynn Opal A E Robinson Cokeville and Mr Walters who made a Cokeville trip and is likely to keep booking. He now has forty Ford orders for spring delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waltore
Rejected by Navy Joins Local Militia
John Marsh, who joined the navy last week and left for Balt Lake fly to be sworn in, was rejected by the medical officer for being five pounds underweight. He returned yesterday to Kemmerer and enrolled in the local militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsh
Navy
Balt Lake Fly
Kemmerer
Constitutional remedy for deafness claim explored
The notice discusses an alleged cure for deafness through a constitutional remedy. It alleges the condition stems from mucous lining inflammation affecting the ear tube and claims significant financial costs and expected results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Fannie
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J. J H. Holmes
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Witten Satimen, Jr
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