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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

16

Basketball Game Set At High School Auditorium

A high school basketball game is slated for Saturday night at the school auditorium. Kemmerer High faces Oakley in a rematch after two prior meetings with Kemmerer winning both. Oakley former Kemmerer stars join the visitor squad as Rock Springs plans to send its best squad against the locals in March 15.

Kemmerer High Oakley Oakley Boys Kemmerer Rock Springs Kemmerer High School

Death of Archie Cameron at Frontier

The many friends of Mr and Mrs John Cameron mourn the sudden death of their son Archie Cameron who died at home on February 15 after a successful BP appendicitis operation. Born April 6 1904 in Aldridge Mont he would have been 15 on April 6. He moved to Frontier in 1906 and resided there. Funeral services were held at Frontier Hall conducted by Rev Sutton with six boy friends serving as pallbearers. Attending out of town were relatives from Cumberland Salt Lake City and Lava Hot Springs Idaho.

John Cameron Suddenill Aldridge Mont Frontier Frontier Hall Sutton Wesley Crone Carrol Simpson Henry Richmond Pete Quealy Geo. Niemi Elmer Matson D. Gaspard F. Gaspard R. Woolrich Cumberland John Nesbit Salt Lake City Frank Fagnant Lava Hot Springs Idaho

Lincoln County Chapter AR C Monthly Meeting Notice

The Lincoln County Chapter AR C calls its executive committee meeting for Wednesday February 26 1919 at 8 o clock in the city hall. Mrs. Harry A Trost Bee Lincoln Co Chapter AR C invites members to attend.

Lincoln County City Hall Harry A. Trost Bee Lincoln Co A. RB. C

Senior Class Party 1919 A Real Event at High School

Last Friday evening at the High School assembly hall the senior class of 1919 held its annual party honoring faculty and students. Invitations welcomed all returned soldiers and alumni, with many present. Programs were stylishly presented, and music was provided by Mrs. C. D. Stafford and Mr. Laley of Frontier. A luncheon followed and was enjoyed by all, reflecting credit on the senior class for the well staged event.

C. D. Stafford Laley Frontier

Lincoln County Chapter A B C Seeks Home Sewing Task

Mrs. Harry Trost, secretary of the Lincoln County Chapter of A B C, states the objective is to complete the sewing work at home. The notice emphasizes enabling members to take tasks home for completion.

Harry Trost Lincoln County Chapter A. B.C

Local musicians stage dance in Big Piney and Pinedale

JANS FR A Jennings Mr Mullings and Miss Pauline Zijlar toured to Big Piney Friday to perform at a dance. They received an offer to play in Pinedale the next night but declined due to the Railway Traiftmens' dance in Kemmerer on the same date.

FR. A. Jennings Mr. Mullings Pauline Zijlar Big Piney Pinedale Kemmerer

Red Cross Urgently Seeks Help For Pajama Sew-Order

Local Red Cross asks women in the chapter to sew three hundred pajama sets to clear a long-standing order. The effort aims to make room for a large knitted goods and refugee garment run. Denver expects mountain division chapters to receive it soon. Warm clothing is essential for cold weather and bare feet. Red Cross rooms open Wednesdays and Fridays after noon for volunteers.

Red Cross Denver Mountain Division

Alden Brinton Dies of Spanish Influenza in Salt Lake City

Word was received in Kemmerer that Alden Brinton died in Salt Lake City after a brief illness from Spanish influenza. He passed away last Tuesday morning, shocking friends who had bid him farewell in good health days earlier.

Kemmerer Alden Brinton Salt Lake City

Trainmen Hold Caboose Themed Dance At Lyceum Hall

Local No. 607 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held a social night at Lyceum Hall drawing crowds from nearby towns including Montpelier. A caboose stage named loose box served punch under strict Rule G. Novel program elements and a locomotive headlight added to a festive atmosphere with dances like Caboose Hop and Trainmen’s Tranquil Trance. The event was organized by Jos P Siegel as general chairman with John B McPhie secretary and Thomas L Smith treasurer. Music by the Kemmerer Orchestra.

Montpelier Jos. P. Siegel John B. McPhie Thomas L. Smith Kemmerer Orchestra

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death

A family thanks friends for their services rendered during the sickness and death of their son and extends appreciation for the community’s help and prayers.

Boyes Named Secretary of Wyoming Livestock Board

Charles B. Boyes of Rawlins was chosen as the new Secretary of the Wyoming state board of livestock commissioners at the first meeting of the new board. The unanimous vote placed him in the role, with a $200 monthly salary, beginning duties immediately. He succeeds Fred L. Thompson, who has left to become a deputy internal revenue collector in Cheyenne. The new board also includes Jens Yoder, Oscar (Big Piney), and Clarence Gardner (Holt).

Charles B. Boyes Rawlins State Board of Livestock Commissioners Jens Yoder Cheyenne Oscar Big Piney Clarence Gardner Holt Boyce Frank Jones Vancouver Barracks Wash Fred L. Thompson Lander Thompson Internal Revenue Wyoming Chayenne

That Terrible Headache Relief Ad Appears With Tablets

An old notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for periodic headaches with stomach sickness and vomiting. It claims relief when directions on the package are followed, suggesting sufferers may avoid attacks by using the tablets as directed.

Chamberlain Billous Néan

Evening at Cooks Pavilion Promises Special Interest

Fragmentary notice advertises evening entertainments at Cooks Pavilion with times 8 to 10 nightly and weekend afternoons, urging attendance for an enjoyable social occasion. Mentions a special interest and a cost of 1,000K.

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