Two Deaths in Cokeville Area Town
Special Correspondent reports the death of Thomas Hickman a longtime resident who passed away November 27 his body brought to town for burial. Funeral held at Presbyterian church Thursday at 1 pm he is survived by a wife and two sons. Also notes Reta Bourne Nell and Tressa Olson with friends returning to Salt Lake City and Mary Jacobsen sailing for Texas to serve as a Red Cross nurse.
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Thomas Hickman
Presbyterian Church
Hickman
Reta Bourne
Nell and
Tressa Olson
Salt Lake
Mary Jacobsen
Texas
Red Cross
Miss Jacobsen
Ginger
Mr. and
Mra
Frank Atoner
Salt Lake City
Harry Krupp
Krupp
Mr. Krupp
Kemmerer
Sol Anderson Dies In Cokeville After Illness
Sol Anderson, longtime Cokeville resident, died Thursday morning after months of dropsy. Funeral services were held at his residence Sunday afternoon and burial followed in the local cemetery. He leaves a wife, Mrs Wellie Anderson, and several relatives in and around Lakeville. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved. Other items note Marshall Reynolds visiting with water, Miss Kennedy and Craft of Kemmerer Thanksgiving at the May home, a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ruscon Stoner, and various local travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Sol Anderson
Anderson
Alderson
Lakevile
Wellie Anderau
Takeville
Kennedy
Craft of
Kemmerer
Thankselving Haliday
May
Waa
Mra
Ruscon Stoner
Salt Lake
William
Pocatello
Wige Cleletenera
Shildren
Utah
Vlaly
Cokeville Social Notes Include Visitors and Departures
Hot Springs visitors attended in Cokeville Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Enoch of Border left for home Sunday morning. Davis, a business visitor, was in town Saturday. Mrs. Scott of Smith's Fork visited Cokeville Sunday. Ed Barret departed on No. 1% Saturday for Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvar Petersen
Salt Lake
Frank Stoner
Sunti
Stella Robinson
Anton
Cokeville
Enoch of
Border
Davis
Mrs. Scott of
Smith's Fork
Ed Barret
Kemmerer
Sage Notes: King Spud and Thanksgiving News
Sage residents praise the humble potato as King of the Field and crown him with affection. A town collection sent Boer War veteran James Bitton to the British recruiting office. Thanksgiving gatherings, elk roasts, dances, and visits fill the week as local families host relatives and report activities from Sage and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spud
Sage
James Bitton
Jimmie
Cumberland Pioneer Dead
Joe Bartley a Cumberland plane miner died after a lingering illness and was buried in the local Catholic cemetery. A special train ran from Cumberland to accommodate mourners. He was 64 at death and passed away in the Miners Hospital last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bartley
Cumberland
Hartley
Miners
Surprise Party for Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ted Kirkwood
Mr and Mrs Ted Kirkwood were pleasantly surprised by a gathering at their home after returning from their honeymoon. Friends visited Mire Mary Smith, the bride's mother, and a splendid time was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kirkwood
Win
Mary Smith
Will Set Aside Vue mit or WoL Wymen Case
A legal matter before Judge Arnold involves Wymen and an adopted partner with allegations touching the will. The proceedings reference Archie Wood and others connected to a Piney area case in Kemmerer, with outcomes and motions affecting the estate and individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Helo
Arnold
Wyman
Lougphier
Allidéoe
Archie Woodwand
Frontier Schools Close Over Epidemic Threat
Frontier public school closed for several days to curb scarlet fever measles and chicken pox cases. Most readers are urged to monitor developments as winter approaches while doctors and officers work to contain the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Moose Dance Social Raises Funds for MG Company
A Moose dance Thursday night drew many attendees from nearby camps and raised about 70. The money will fund Christmas remembrances for the Machine Gun company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Organization
Lower Star Valley Golden Banquet in Thayne Ward
The Thayne Ward held a Thanksgiving Day program in Amusement Hall, followed by a ward meeting house dinner and a two hour dance with cream. Funds will buy Christmas presents for soldier boys Leslie Leste Hummert, Chas. Wright, George Herrick, Vesna Livingston, Asa Hebdon. Rulon Osmond of Etna died after being kicked by a horse. funeral in Afton. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayne Ward
Our Soldier Boys
Leslie Leste Hummert
Chas. Wright
George Herrick
Vesna Livingston
Asa Hebdon
Rulon Osmond
Etna
Star Valley
Afton
Tila
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
Frontier Supply Co
Big Viney
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Sehil's Drug Co
Evanston
Marshall Reynolds
Wit Lis Water
AK Allaman
Maud Wehiston
Nepper
Mes Devabay
B. Woody
Magelo Nicholson
Hoek Strings
Petwenank
Hunter Fron
Ann
Helidaye
Hsu Cotati
Mere Callelt
Harte
Lava
Louis B. West
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Sage Notes
Charles Ellis
James Ellis
Paul
Mrs
Walt Thompson
Johnson's Point
Orr
Fred Hirsha
Geneva
Idaho
H. BA. C
Laura Inch Winteres
Wilatdms
Margie
Herbert Julian
George
Thomas Fork
Red Deserto
Orrin Winters
Paul Ellie
Soda Springs
Frank Surley
Minses McKinnons
Ranedelph
Will
Wee F Maedlaghan
Ta Pineyein Kemmerer
Dualnenn
Frontier Schools Close
Jenking
Freedom
W. J. Herrick
Joseph Herrick
J. A. Meehan
Montpelier
Jackson Hole
Focal Red Cross
Delbert Heap
Harold Humphreys
Glen Palmer
Afton High School
John Begert
P. EB. Wilfisy
Bedford
H. Hokansen
Lower Star Valley
Thayne
Ee Peckal
Mrs. Raymond
Woodstock
House of Action
Andard Typewriter
Kenmerne, Wynn
Lackey Oil Company
Chas. Lackey
Orge Wingfield
Nevada
Lackey Dome
Ix Heldman
W. K. Wallace
Utah OF Refining Co
Charles Lackey
Dry Piney Field
Cretaceous Otl Company
Big Piney District
Cretaceous Dome
Big Muddy
L. W. Trumbull
Wyoming
A. G. Burritt
Frank Jardine
United States Geological Survey
Lincoln County
United States
Treasury
A. F. Stumpp
Boston
HK Dehn & Thomas
Newhouse
Ealt Lake City
Wwe
George W. Danley
Walker Bank
Watt Eandos
East Lake City
Wyouwing
A. Stumpp
Anceun Aare
Perertee
Csentesre
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