Christmas events and town notes in the Episcopal parish area
Sunday School Christmas exercises in the Episcopal Church planned for Friday evening. A parade of town visitors, shopping, and social updates fill the week with many names and movements from Sage, Big Piney, Daniel, Casper, and surrounding areas. Railway clerk exams announced for January 15 at multiple towns. Missing rose Tam O Shanter reported.
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Episcopal Church
Harry Julian
Sage
Local visitors and town notes from Kemmerer district
A roundup of residents and visitors in Kemmerer and nearby areas includes Charles George of Sublett, J D Pederson of Jackson, C Phillips, M C Clark of Georgetown Idaho, Fred Nichols of Cokeville, and other locals. Announcements include a marriage license for Ernest Bertoline and Helen Schmidt, a lost fur-lined glove, and weather broadcasts from Cheyenne.
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Charles George of
Sublett
M. C. Clark
Georgetown
Idaho
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Ernest Bertoline
Helen Schmidt
Diamondville Notes Christmas Socials and Plans
A pleasant evening at Mrs. 4. Vicars home with the Methodist choir practicing Christmas songs. L. D. S. Church ladies held a successful social with solos by Eva Snedden and Horace Russel, readings, games, and a noon lunch. Chay Alcock of Tremonton visits his cousin Mrs. J. Hunter before heading to British Columbia for Christmas. Isabel Schofield and Edna Scott expect to return home for the holidays. Diamondville day school to present a Christmas program in the city hall. decorations planned, all welcome.
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L. D
Eva Sneddon
Horace Russel
Alvo
Chay
Alcock
Tremonton
Utah
J. Hunter
British Columbian
Isabel Schofield
Edna Scott
Jamie Anieste
Diamondville Day School
Midnight Mass at St Patrick's Church
Midnight services will be held in the local Catholic church on Christmas Eve with the parish priest presiding and special music planned. Attendance is warmly invited with the service continuing into Christmas morning at 6 in Kemmerer and nearby areas.
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ST. Patrick's
Celal
Nonk
Ethel
Kemmerer
PasS Road Notes and Carmen Elect Officers
PasS Road notes report Missouri Pacific and Oregon Short Line officials inspecting Pocatello roundhouse and yards. Transfers and illnesses shift personnel. several resignations and new hires noted. Carmen Elect Officers elected for the America First No 1075 lodge with a slate of officers and trustees.
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Nickerbocker General
Manacd
Oregon
Ley
Pocatello
Nickershocker
Round House
Toonday
Rancher Alfred Pomeroy Recovering After Saddle Horse Accident
Alfred Pomeroy, a rancher, was injured when a saddle horse fell on him while riding after cattle. He traveled home on crutches, the accident occurred over two weeks ago, and he has suffered much pain yet is improving. It is hoped he will fully recover soon. The milder winter allowed feeding to continue despite snow cover.
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Alfred Pomeroy
Hi Ranch
St James Church Services and Schedule
St James church announces services every Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school at 10 am Holy communion observed first Sunday of each month The public is invited to attend the inspiring service led by Reverend MB Nash rector and the preaching by the minister.
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Rev
Nash
Reetor
WELL ID HOTEL MAN LEASES TOMAHAWK HOTEL
The Tomahawk hotel is leased for ten years to Lo T Park of Wa World town, after $100,000 construction by Dya W Hawk and Thos Welch. The move follows a string of notable hotels in nearby towns, signaling Green River’s hotel prominence as it grows with furnishing plans and anticipated local travel.
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Dya
W. Hawk
Thos
Welch
Lo T Park
Wa‘orl
Hroadmore
Kanes Ot ‘Ana
Culumbur
County Bluffs
Iowa
Green River
Glen
Furnithingy
Beavis
Marie
Olevatcor
Record Flight, Raids, and Wyoming News In Brief
James Moore of the aerial mail service flew Cheyenne to Salt Lake City and back in ten hours two minutes, averaging one and one third miles per minute. The Dietz post office sustained a December 15th break in, opening first class mail with no losses. Sheriff's officers seized eighty quarts of liquor, a new Buick, and arrested Charles Ditmar, who hauled the booze from Great Falls. The Cheyenne Teamsters demand a one dollar daily wage hike. Judge Mentzner sentenced Albert Biscaro and O. R. Pierce to eight to ten years in Rawlins for automobile theft from I. M. Curry of Hillsdale. Wyoming’s population is 194,402, up from 145,965 in 1910. Earl Schwar tfeger dies in a saddle pony accident. son Roy injured by an accidental gunshot involving a juvenile. NeFay post office in Natrona county is renamed Osage.
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James Moore
Cheyenne
Saltlake City
Mentzner
Albert Biscaro
O. R. Pierce
Rawlins
I. M. Curry
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Sherry Accepts Challenge For $1000 Wrestling Match
The Rocket reports Jack Harbertson challenged Jack Sherry to a finish wrestling bout with a $1000 side bet. Sherry accepts and the match will be set once Harbertson posts his forfeit. They recently wrestled to a two hour draw at the Grand Theatre, likely drawing interest.
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Sherry
Rocket
Jack Harbertson
Jack Sherry
Merchants Report Strong Christmas Trade in Kemmerer
Local merchants praise a booming holiday season with "never had such a Christmas business" amid talk of national money scarcity. Stores report widespread sales, while mines in the district run steadily and residents heed the call to "Do your Christmas shopping early" for a satisfactory economy.
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Kommerers
Kemmerer
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Hold Meeting
The Montpelier lodge No 1104 held a meeting Sunday evening to elect officers. Members discussed upcoming activities and presented a plan for future work with several officers and members in attendance.
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Brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
Montpelier Lode
Howard
Mankpelloe
Agnroe
Green River figures upbeat on shale project progress
Report from Green River notes Samuel R Maxwell of Green River Oil Shale and Refining Company and B C Wilan, a mine operator from Kansas, visited last week and informed Star operators that a $150000 American report on tal shale extraction will be integrated with a proposed land deal affecting part of the town.
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Green River
Samuel R. Maxwell
Peesant
Green River Oil Shale and Refining Company
Use Flowers for PVA5S and New Year
Fragmentary input mentions flowers and names like Kowos Shanta Vatner Covil petk Hien Similas and Ferns Cyclone Hhevteniad Dwr Maden Hair Fern. Lacks coherent event or context to form a full news item.
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Kowos
Bona Jone
Shanta Vatner
Covil Petk Hien
Holy
Christmas Heroics and Trenton Victory Recalled
The Philadelphia Press marks Washington crossing the Delaware and the Trenton victory as the nation’s turning point, calling it the happiest Christmas of his life and a tonic for the colonial cause. A Christmas Day triumph gave renewed hope, proving Continental troops could match German mercenaries. Card of thanks notes Mason Lodge and BRT for aid after Earl Thompson’s death near Willsendap Morning.
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George Washington
Delaware
Trenton
Philadelphia
Washington
Caue
Brake
Earl Thompson
Pretty Dancing Party at the Wilson Home
A delightful social dancing party was hosted Friday evening by Mr and Mrs Vlad Wilson in honor of Miss Eleonor Nott. After a lively evening of dancing, refreshments were served to a varied guest list including Miss Nott and many local residents.
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John Holmes
Chile
Dismondville
JC. Russel
Porous van Deuser
Rock Sprite
Elizabeth Wiel
Kemmerer
Miss van Deusen
Vlad Wilson
Ele Eanor Nott
Miselle Fluenor Nott
Annie Poll
Gortrate UN Orff
Devella Evans
Mary Chork
Christinia Tritt
Geraldine
Della Symes
Bernice Niehalson
Fther Nichwlant
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