Wedding at St Patrick's in Kemmerer Unites Necker and Henson
One of the prettiest weddings in Kemmerer was held January 4 at 6 30 p m at St Patrick's rectory. Miss Josephine Necker and Mr George Henson were married in the presence of relatives and friends with Rev Father Lynch officiating. The bride wore an elaborate white georgette crepe gown with real lace and pearl satin ribbon trimmings.
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Kemmerer
St. Patrick's Church
Josephine Necker
George Henson
Father Lynch
Wedding Bells In Kemmerer For Loretta Henson and Groom
Loretta Henson and her groom wed with a veil of tulle and orange blossoms. The bride wore a lavallier from the groom, carried a white monogram play book, and bridesmaid Loretta Henson wore green silk. John P. Nocker served as hear t man. Mrs. Nocker, the bride's mother, wore blue and white silk. After the ceremony a wedding dinner for thirty five followed at the house with cut flowers, smilax, and lit tapers. Gifts included cut glass, china, silver, men and jewelry. The couple, after a honeymoon, plan to settle in Kemmerer or Poestello Idaho. The Camera office notes the stylized write-up and prompt typing.
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Hengon
Kemmerer
St. Louis
Henson
Union Pacific Railway System
Mr. Henson
Idaho
Aisha
Poestello
Idan
Coal regulations urge coal shovels tagged for war aid
United States fuel administration calls 21 million volunteer agents to mobilize on January 30 urging coal conservation. Schoolchildren tag shovels nationwide including Washington White House shovel and governors’ sons in state capitals to reduce usage one shovelful at a time. Subscription note for The Camera at $2.00 yearly.
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Lawrence Holland
The
Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administration
Bhiiddren
Federal Fuel Administration
Washington
White House
United States
Harry A. Garfield
Former Resident Dies in Denver Owner’s Mother Passes
Mrs. Harvey Piper of Kemmerer received word that her mother Mrs. James Edmond died last Sunday at the Edmonds home in Denver Colorado. The Edmonds family moved to Denver about three weeks ago and the body may be brought to Kemmerer for burial. Robert Edmonds son of Mr and Mrs Edmonds is said to be in the army.
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Harvey Piper
Mra
James Edmond
Edmonds
Denver
Colorado
Mra. Piper
Kemmerer
Mr. Edmonds
Robert Edmonds
Mrs. Edmonds
20 Piece Orchestra Dance at Cook's Pavilion
Dance lovers forecast a unique event next Saturday evening at Cook's pavilion. The program features a newly organized 20 piece orchestra with artists from Kemmerer Diamondville Frontier and Sublet playing two cornets four violins two cellos three clarinets a double bass viol flute two trombones one French horn piano drums and trap tuba and baritone.
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Cook
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Frontier
State Engineer Tours Piney Kemmerer Bridge Work
State highway official Copnam visited Kemmerer and Big Piney last week to oversee bridge repairs on the Piney Kemmerer state highway. Travelers report the improvements have made the road safer to travel.
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Engineer Copnam
State Highway Department
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Piney-Kemmerer
Dance at Fossil Hosts Grand Night at Schoolhouse
Charles King hosted a Dance at the Fossil school house Monday night drawing residents from Fossil and nearby areas with a few guests from Kerstier. Attendees reported they had the time of their lives. A masquerade dance is scheduled for Fossil in the near future with ushers to be announced.
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Charles King
Fossil School
Fossil
Kerstierer
Cer
Tae
Usher
Greek Christmas Celebrations and Local Telegrams
The Seventh of January marked Greek Christmas celebrated by local Greeks with townwide revelry. Notices mention Gabriel Silfast buying a Ford from Us-to-Date Auto Co. Louis Kastor heads to Salt Lake City in a McKay Willys-Knight car. The Whistow confectionery installed new furniture and a fountain to enhance its metropolitan look. Various locals welcome new babies, traveling relatives, and holiday returns, including Mayor Bd Sneddon visiting family in Diamondville.
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Gabriel Silfast
Louis Kastor
Salt Lake City
McKay Willys-Knight
Mr. McKay
San Francisco
How to Beatie an Oi Hag
A fragmented OCR snippet lists magazine items and topics with playful phrasing. It references Wyoming and a postpaid New West Magazine entry about a camper, hinting at 50 cent pricing and Rushanne Bulisine as a byline or subject in a periodical listing.
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Wyoming
NEW West Magazine
Rushanne Bulisine- Camper
Wyo
Casperites eye Fossil oil fields in Wyoming
Casperites from Casper, the oil city, are exploring Kemmerer and Fossil fields. G H W Brockman and E Metaner of Casper Miner Co. and Casper Daily Press owners arrived in Kemmerer to develop Fossil holdings this spring. Other Casper firms and operators, including Casper-Ember, Idaho-Wyoming, and Hoch-Wyoming Oil, hold nearby properties and plan drilling by April.
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Casper
Great Western
Kemmerer
G. HW. Brockman
E. Metaner
Casper-miner Company
Casper Daily Prees
Casper-Ember Company
Worland
Edward Lovewell
W. T.wood
Idaho-Wyoming Company
Dutton & Fraley
Hoch-Wyoming Ol Company
Pleads Guilty to Burglary by Joe Farrell
Joe Farrell, claiming ranch work in the upper country, was arrested at 2:30 am by Night Marshal Dan Harrity for entering room 8 at the Commercial hotel and stealing 42.50 from Chries Miller’s trouser pocket. He confessed and pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing before Justice Tom Holland, and is bound over for sentencing to Judge John R. Arnold. The penalty for burglary ranges from one to fourteen years in the penal institution. Jud Witherspoon and wife arrive in Kemmore today on No. 17.
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Joe Farrell
Dan Harrity
Chries Miller
Farrell
Tom Holland
John R. Arnold
Unconscious Youth Rescued After Fall Near Tunnel
Charles Roberts, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Jami of this city, was found unconscious on the road near the tunnel yesterday afternoon by rancher Charles Kine. He was taken to Marquis Hospital in Kemmerer where he regained consciousness after several hours. The boy said a horse he rode became unruly, threw him, and he lay exposed as a snowstorm raged until rescue.
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Charles Roberts
King
Illustrious Mason Visits Hubert B. Graham in Denver
The most informed mason in America visits Denver based lecturer Hubert B. Graham a Masonic lecturer who has traveled through Egypt gathering lore. He would have lectured locally again but the hall was unavailable.
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Hubert B. Graham
Denver
America
Mr. Graham
Graham
Egypt
Mexicans Freed After Freight Train Incident
Three Mexicans arrested by the sheriff’s office were released days ago after the complaint was dismissed. The men had fired at Conductor Ryan and were removed from his freight train.
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Ryan
Five Ton Truck Delivered for Pacific Coast Phosphate Haulage
A. Hundley of East Lake City delivered a Pierce Arrow five ton truck to the Fasad at Sage for use by Harrod in hauling phosphate from the mine to the railroad eight miles away. The mine has operated steadily for months and all output is shipped to the Pacific coast.
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Hundley
East Lake City
Pierce-Arrow
Fasad
Sage
Harrod
Pri Se i
Pacific Coast
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Louis B
Westholder
Florist
J. Pitzpatrick
A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hdw
Furn, Co
Blyth-Fargo-Hoakina Co
Mountain Trading Co
Frontier Agent
Frontier Supply Co
the Piney Agent
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cokeville
Behil's Drag Co
Evanston
St. Patrick’s
U. S
No Man's Land
Louis 3. Westholder, Florist
Evanston and
Rock Springs
Hook
Job Prittine
Coal Regulations
HM Settencebile
Kemmerer Garage
Himagenent
VA Prezovnte
Mane
Agenta
Savpiosal
BETOK
OLDS
Pranklin
Haynes
Paderal and
Republic Trucks
Claud Wood
Marauia Hospital
Pete Johnson
WH Pickerell
Granger
Bd Sneddon
Montpelier
Mrs
Tow Baie
Hen Bagnell
Coalville
Utah
Jack Fadidis
Cumberland
Ben
Blacksmith Hop
Hy Powell
Colo
Herman Strine
Ohio
Walter Vorkey
Albert Porkey
Kemmerer Savings Bank
First National Bank
Perkey
Kansas
Brigham City
L. D. S. Church
Oil City
Jud Witherspoon
Kemmoror
Immerne
Illustrious Mason
New Kemmerer Theatre
Matinon
M. Miices
Hallowell Musical Company OF
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