Services Held for Wm Hunter in Kemmerer
The Kemmerer L D S chapel was filled as relatives and friends gathered Sunday at 2 p m to honor William Hunter a longtime Kemmerer Coal Co employee and respected citizen. Speakers praised his life, with choir selections and prayers, culminating in burial at Diamondville cemetery. Hunter died Wednesday from injuries at No 1 mine after a Sunday accident. he leaves a wife four children and a Utah daughter Mrs James P Paddis.
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Kemmerer
William Hunter
Kemmerer Coal Co
Choi
Fred Hancey
Josh Blackler
Andrew Easton
Bishop Jensen
Diamondville Emperer Ward
Drawr
Pace
John Reed
John McPhin
Diamondville
Joseph Blackler
Hunter
All C. M. Hospital
No. 1
James P. Paddis
Utah
A. David
Wm. Gilchriat
Firearms for All Post Offices Describe Armored Office
A garbled notice indicates a Postmaster General order requires armed post office staff. It notes shipments of arms and ammunition to Postmaster McNamara, while clarifying on licensing and authority to carry. The text predicts heightened security and possible drills at the main office.
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McNamara
Bane
Serafine Death Ends Murder Case at Cumberland Jail
Geri Serafine, charged with murdering Dominic Angelo in Cumberland, died by suicide in his Uinta County jail cell Monday morning. Jail officials say he acted suspiciously Sunday night and pleaded to be shot. His death ends the case as the district court session in Evanston was to hear the matter. Serafine, known in Kemmerer, operated a taxi business between here and Cumberland.
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Geri Serafine
Evanston
Dominic Angelo
Cumberland
Serafine
Uinta County
Cato
Narrimore
Sersfine
Tris
Dinelose
Angelo
Serafino
Kemmerer
Here
University of Wyoming President Visits Kempmeter Campus
Dr. Aven Nelson, president of the University of Wyoming, spoke to Kem pmeter students yesterday afternoon. He praised the campus and commented on favorable conditions at the law school before returning to Lara mie zeneraayeter.
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Aven Nelson
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Infant dies after illness at Frontier home
Ali Damori, fifteen months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Damori, died Sunday evening at their Frontier residence after an illness of sepsis. Private services were held at the home yesterday afternoon and burial followed in the local cemetery.
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Ali
Aldo Damori
Frontier
Buriel
Loveal
Eastern Star Delights Lincoln Chapter Hosts Party
The ladies of Lincoln Chapter 48 Order of the Eastern Star entertained local mayors and their families at a delightful Saturday party at the hall. The event drew a sizable attendance with attendees enjoying the evening.
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Ladies of Lincoln
Order of the Eastern Star
Jie Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Celebrate Anniversary
Thursday evening the local lodge held a large anniversary celebration with a hearty crowd. Attendees praised the host’s friendly conduct and the evening featured a well attended dance and social hour.
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ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
Hell
Rebskah
Odd
Horse Thief Captured After Three Day Chase
Oscar Fowler, 29, is jailed in Lincoln county after a three day pursuit led by Deputy Mellvain. The capture occurred about 14 miles north of Opal around 1 p m Thursday, after Fowler allegedly stole horses from Mrs. Wisdom and Alfred Hamp. Fowler's surrendered and was driven to Kemmerer, then to county jail. Deputy McIlvain aided in the roundup. Fowler faces horse stealing charges and an apparent end to horse rustling in the Green River area.
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Oscar Fowler
Lincoln County
Buster” Mellvain
Green River
Vawler
Opal
Teyuty Mellvain
Auto
Fowler
McIlvain
Vowler
Parents Day at Kemmerer High School Recalls First Letter Awards
At Kemmerer High Friday evening eight to ten o clock the faculty and students hosted parents and friends for Parent s Day. A large crowd enjoyed a program featuring music, a talk by Principal Moyer, and the first ever letters awarded to the basketball team. Each player received a K while the event inspired greater athletic participation in the future. The exhibition moved from assembly room to gym with demonstrations and stunts by both junior and senior high students under Mrs. I d was.
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Kemmerer High School
Moyer
Mason
Wyoming
The Night Theft at Nishi’s Pool Hall
William Thomas of Sublet claimed he was owed over two hundred dollars after a dispute at Nishi's Pool Hall Saturday night. Ed. Wus known as Tex allegedly picked Thomas pocketed bills during the fight, then fled into town. Police pursue leads and seek Wassung as a suspect.
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William Thomas
Sublet
Ed. Wussung
Tex
Thomas
Nishi
Don Morgan
Morgan
Wassung
Althe
First full-blooded Indian gains US citizenship
Thomas Blackbird, 23, a Sioux veteran of World War I, becomes the first full-blooded Indian admitted to U S citizenship under a 1919 act. Judge John A. Riner grants naturalization after review by examiner Fred C. Emmerich. Blackbird, now at Fort D. A. Russell, served in France and participated in St Mihiel, and he plays the saxophone in the fort band.
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United States
John A. Riner
Federal District Court For
Wyoming
Thomas Blackbird
Germany
Blackbird
Congress
Fred C. Emmerich
Denver
Cheyenne
Uncle Sam
Altheit
Bam
France
St. Mihiel
Fort
D. A. Russell
Emmerich
St Margaret's Guild Meeting Set For Tomorrow
The ladies of St Margaret's Guild will meet at the Guild hall tomorrow. All ladies are warmly invited to attend.
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ST. Margaret's Guild
A. J. Hogan
A Box of Monkeys at Local High School Saturday
The high school presents A Box of Monkeys Saturday night with large theatre setup and special scenery by Leeee C8. Support the school production and town event, backing student effort and community involvement.
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Thage
Leeee
Ae A
National park highway group to discuss expansion plans
The Salvention of the association meets in Salt Lake City June 16 and 17 to discuss expanding the 6,000 mile scenic highway linking 12 national parks. Proposals include $100,000 for advertising and road guides. Governors, senators, and representatives are to attend with officials from the American Automobile Association and National Highway Association planning to be present.
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Salt Lake City
Beenie Ac Oant
Congress
American Automobile Association
National Highway Association
National Park Service
Forest Service
P J Quealy Returns to Desk After Illness
Mr P J Quealy is again at his desk after about two weeks of illness. He is not fully recovered but is attending to his business and gradually improving in health.
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Buster
Bronx Soclogical Gardens
New York
P. J. Quealy
Reverend John Pearson Occupies Pulpit at Methodist Church
The Rev John Pearson chairman of the Rocky Mountain Division of the Society of the Frientless preached at the Methodist Church, occupying the pulpit for both morning and evening services.
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John Pearson
Methodist Church
Rocky Mountain
The
Society of the Frientless
Prominent B L F E Official Visits Kemmerer
Henry Leasing, chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, visited Kemmerer during the week for conferences with local members. He departed Sunday for Pocatello, Idaho.
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Henry Leasing
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and Engineers
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Idaho
Rebekah Lodge Carnival Dance Planned Saturday
Under the guardianship of Prantier Rebekah Lodge No 92 a carnival dance will be held at Cook's Pavilion to mark the lodge's founding anniversary. Tickets are selling fast and a large crowd is expected as refreshments are served and the music awaits.
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Prantier Rebekah Lodge No
Cook
Odd
Mualo
Forest Rangers Meet Tomorrow in Three Day Session
The Wyoming Bridger National Forest rangers will hold a three day meeting at the town hall beginning Thursday at 9 a.m. and 1 30 p m with a conjoint session Saturday with Wool Growers. Key officials Colonel Greely Chief Forester and District Forester Rutledge will attend along with local supervisors and chairs McKee Koch Davis. Topics include working plans administration cooperation fire prevention grazing and water shed protection with sections on silver culture logging methods lands and grazing led by named speakers. The session aims to improve communication facilities and will be hosted by Supervisor C A Beam with welcoming addresses by the mayor and supervisor Beam.
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Wyoming Bridger National Forest
Greeley
Washington
Rutledge
Ogden
Town Hall
Chaiseman
Ernest E. McKee
Lewis B. Koch
John W. Davis
C. A. Beam
T. E. Murray
J. M. Winslow
A. A. David
Messrs. Murphy
Dunn, Terry
Graham J
Kemmerer
Forest Service
Wool Growers Meet Saturday in Lincoln County
The Lincoln County Wool Growers union will convene Saturday after the town hall. President J D Noblitt of Cokeville issued the call and notices have been sent by the secretary. Attendees from nearby Kemmerer are expected as labor wages quarantine wool clip warehousing and forestry matters will be discussed with the session to open at 1 p.m.
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Lincoln County
Noblitt
Diac
New Essex Car Shipment Arrives at Lincoln County Garage
Mr. Platt Wilson, manager of the Lincoln County Garage, announced a new shipment of Essex cars. Several units from the latest batch have already been sold, with remaining models awaiting customers to inspect and buy.
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ESSEX
L. C
Platt Wilson
Lincoln County
Appointments for State Game Dept Announced by Supt
State Game Warden W. T. Jad King announced the completion of the state game department’s official personnel. The list includes Lows G. Jones of te and a designation for Mr. Jonge in a capacity referenced in the text.
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W. T. Jadking
State Game Department
Amon
Lows G. Jones
Mr. Jonge
Ieee
Warved
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WM. Hunter
LD. S
Tianover
Waby
Mellvain
Kemmerer High
Pool Hall
Riner
Fort Russell
Town
Rebekah
Forest Rangers
Forester Gresley
Wool Growers
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