Buying War Stamps by Fred Jennings for Central Trades
Fred Jennings, secretary of the Central Trades council, bought 100 dollars in war savings stamps authorized by the union body at its last meeting. The council launched a fundraising effort to buy tobacco for soldiers, subscribing 50 dollars at a Hat Inet Sunday and authorizing petitions to be circulated among affiliated unions. The list of subscribers will be published later.
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Fred Jennings
Central Trades Council
Trades Council
Jennings
Episcopal Service Schedule for Lent at St James and St Bartholomews
Third Sunday in Lent observed at St James with Sunday School 9 45 Morning prayer and sermon at 11 Service of prayer for those in peril of war at 7 40 Lent evening prayers Tue Wed Thu Fri at 7 30 Confirmation on Wed and Fri at 4 pm St Bartholomew s Cokeville offers Sunday school at 1 am Mrs Schmidt superintendent no evening service
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St. James
St Bartholomew's
Cokeville
Schmidt
Faith Ant Dance Benefit at Frontier Hall
The Home Economies club of Frontier will host a fair and dance at Frontier Hall on Saturday. Admission is free but 25 cents will be charged for dancing to benefit Hedrose. A linen will be served and the event starts at eight o'clock sharp. Mrs. C W Flanner. Mr. and Mrs. W M Shethy visited from Elliot for dental work last week.
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Eonomies Club
Fronter
Frontier Hall
C. W, Flanner
W. M. Shethy
Elliot
Home Economics Society of Frontier
Red Cross
St. Margaret's Guild
Kemmerer Hardware
Local Kemmerer Notes and Community Updates
Routine community notes from Kemmerer cover events at Frontier Hall and the Red Cross fair, skating schedules, church meetings, and visits by residents to nearby towns. Individuals named include G N Gillard W F Nelson Rod Bennett Pat Glasgow and John Reed, with hospital updates and business arrivals, plus upcoming elections and social gatherings.
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Dan the Lyceum Theatre
Kemmerer Orchestra
Mar F Red Cross Fair
Frontier Hall
Hospital treatment and family update from Lake City
In Lake City last week a resident accompanied by her son Charles A. is in the L D S hospital for treatment with the aim of recovery from a hernia. A colonel has been ill this winter and hopes to be well soon with return to health. Catholic services, a Mass every Sunday morning, and Lenten activities are planned with Benediction each week and a monthly Mass at a local church.
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Cumberland
Tony Ferrare
Minera’ Hospital
Lincoln County
Republican State Central
Cheyenne
C. McDonald
Elsie Bruce
Bruce
Camera Force
Pawnee Rock
Kaw
Miss Bruce
Kemmerer
Elsie
Margaret Viewre
Lake City
J. J. Carollo
Emma Mates
Ion
Jefe
Washington, D. C
War Department
A.C. Cronin
Fl Dorado Syndicate
Salt Lake City
John Henry Miller
Lusk
Wye
Jackson Hole
Joemith
California
Joe
Oniaumas
Falt Lake City
Hie
Charles A
Gublot Ort Saudey
Letter From France From Tom Jones in 18th Railway Engineers
Mia T. Jones shares a wartime letter from her son Tom in France with Co. F. 18th Railway Engineers Army noting a hospital furlough, dreamlike French scenery, a piano and orchestra, tobacco shortages, and hopes to reunite with family at Christmas. He mentions nearing Jack, and quotes French soldiers about the long war ahead. The piece ends with a local note on Nelson's visit home.
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Mia
R. Jones
Tom
Kemmerer
France
Co. F
Railway Engineers
Army
Dad
Jack
Roads Snowing North of Opal and Fontenelle Heavy
Jake Herschler of the ranch reports deepening snows on the Fontenelle and upper country making roads from Opal north nearly impassable for autos. Three cars started north Monday morning and none had returned by noon. He believes feeding will soon be necessary.
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Jake Herschler
Opal
Kemmerer
Fontenelle
Minsterel Minstrel Rehearsals For St James Church
The Men’s Society of St James Church announces rehearsals for a minstrel to follow Bagster. Date not yet set. A strong lineup of local talent, including new Kemmerer faces, is planned with details to come.
Three Feet of Snow Delays J Ray Stock in Town
J Ray Stock waits in town for the storm to settle before leaving for the ranch. Snow is three feet deep on the level in the valley with deeper drifts in the mountains behind the ranch. Stock expects developments toward spring amid limited interest.
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J. Ray Stock
Tay
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