Memorial Day Observed With Fitting Exercises in Kemmerer
Memorial Day services in Kemmerer featured a 10 am parade led by World War veterans including Sergeant Pete Bossone, with American Legion, 40 O F, Moose, and Junior Moose groups. Three cemeteries were visited as graves were decorated and a firing squad honored Robert Hickson and Arthur Davison, whose bodies were brought from France. Union miners' Diamondville lodge also paid tribute at the cemetery, with processions bearing Italian and American flags leading the parade.
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American Legion of Kemmerer
Park
Pete Bossone
France
Moose Lodge
Order of Junior Moose
Kemmerer
Paul Nott
Billie Davis
Ben Bell
Fred Pfeiffer
Robert Hickson
Arthur Davison
Arthur
Davison
Dilamondville
United Mine Workers
Now Battling for New County Seat in Sublette
The fight over the future Sublette county seat rages among Big Piney Pinedale and Daniel with Daniel claiming central location and mail routes. Pinedale and Boulder ally to push for Pinedale as seat while rail and highway routes shape the contest and postal changes loom. Fred J. Herschier, ex Kemmerer resident, now fields manager for Western Empire Petroleum in Coalville Utah.
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Sublette
Ogeur Beck
Daniel
Lincoln
Fremont
Sublette County
Kemmerer Camera
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Beck
Pinedale
Capitol
Mr. Beck
New County
Green River Valley
Merag
Bondurant
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Yellowstone Park
Boulder
Bould ‘Er
Upper Green River Valley
Opal
Post Office Department
Danel
Piney
Coalville
Fred J. Herschier
Utah
Western Empire Petroleum Corporation
City Council to Authorize Bids for Sewer System
Kemmerer city council approves engineer plans for a sewer upgrade including 1174 feet of 24 inch, 438 feet of 12 inch, 670 feet of 8 inch and 1820 feet of 6 inch pipe. About 11 standard man holes and 8 basins plus 2327 feet of ditching require $15,000, bids to be invited with bonds and checks. work hoped to start after June 11.
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Robinson
Kemmerer
Proprietor Leaves Town to Care for Ill Father
Paul Holst, owner of the White House Case, departed Kemmerer on No 18 for Prescott Wisconsin to tend his seriously ill father. He plans to be away at least three weeks. Walter Black will oversee operations in his absence.
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Paul Holst
White House
Kemmerer
Preacott, Wia
Mr. Holst
Mr. Tatura
Walter Black
Halst
Hahsie
Superior
Reynolds
Hollywell
Gene
Secker
Acton
Ian Pecolar
Smith
Vicars
Paul Pecolar
John Pecolar
Swanson
Ross
Martin
Wilson
Mike Seckeral
Archie Smith
Kemmere
Hartley
Moon
Seigel
Joe
Karas
Vie
Ante
Paul Sackorak
Seckerak
Hartely
Loning
Mike Sekerak
Andy Pocolar
J. Bejcolar
Pate
BP. Beckerak
Twelve Students to Graduate at Kemmerer High
The Kemmerer High School plans graduation for twelve seniors with final exams starting yesterday and an all evening program. John Curle delivers the class prophecy about Wendell Painter, while Kate Somers awards aids to juniors. Commencement lauds Captain Haverlay C. Daly as speaker and Sherman Wyman gives the salutatory address. Valedictorian Wendell Painter is expected to deliver the closing remarks.
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John Curle
Wendell Painter
Kate Somers
Rowland
Haverlay C. Daly
Daly
Wall Point
University of Wyoming
Kemmerer
Sherman Wyman
Bent
Local Rowers and Court Names in Mixed Lineup
A listing shows participants across four rows with Morgan Reed Sherman Wyman in top row, Mabel Smith Marjorie Pfeiffer in second, Selda Hendrickson Elizabeth Hendrickson in third, Lewin Mason Wirley McElroy in fourth, and John Curle Kate Sommers Maye Beachler Wendell Painter in the bottom row.
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Morgan Reed
Sherman Wyman
Mabel Smith
Marjorie Pfeiffer
Selda Hendrickson
Elizabeth Hendrickson
Lewin Mason
Wirley McElroy
John Curle
Kate Sommers
Maye Beachler
Wendell Painter
Student Recital Features Pringle Solo And Clark Holmes Duet
Joseph Pringle performs a solo while Miss Mildred Clark and Marie Holmes present a piano duet. The students showcase skilled musicianship under able teachers. Principal Henry HH will present the diplomas. Mr Moyer to deliver an address.
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Ing
Joseph Pringle
Mildred Clark
Marie Holmes
Henry HH
Moyer
Harmon Draney burial and Army tribute at Auburn
funeral in Auburn honors Harmon T. Draney who fell in France with the 91st Division Croix de Guerre awarded posthumously by France. American Legion and Bishop Wood lead service, graveside rites with volleys and taps, detailing reflections of service, sacrifice, and local community mourning.
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Star Valley
Auburn
Harmon T. Draney
France
Afton
American Legion
Bishop Wood
Herman Hyde
Sty
Lois Michaelson
Edith Hurd
Clarence Gardner
Gardner
Harmon Draney
Mission
Arthur F. Burton
Gene Harrison
Jas. B. Brace
American Legion Post
Rayner E. Anderson
Osborne Lowe, Jr
Annie Hood
Flanders Fields
Adelbert &. Wilde
Redeemer
Richardson
Ona A. Harrison
Fairview
Osborne Low, Jr
Ernest R. Crook
D.T. Wood
Camp Lewis
Argonne
Flanders Front
Draney
Flanders
Samuel E. Draney
Afton Man Dies in Salt Lake City
Everett Kimball son of Chas Kimball died in Salt Lake City from pneumonia. The remains were brought to Afton for burial and funeral services were held there with South Ward Chaps conducting.
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Everet Kimball
Chas
Kimball
Blaney
Salt Lake City
Afton
South Ward
KEMMEREK GARAGE REPORTS STRONG WEEKLY SALES
Frank Vipehe reports a solid past week at Keomwior Gatkes with brisk sales across multiple lines including Studebaker Chevrolet and Buick models. Curbi manages six Studebaker units while local dealers like Bas Vayies Sika and F B Chevrolet show solid volume amid a diverse inventory.
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Frank Vipehe
Keomwior Gatkes
Follywite
Eng
Mike Busco Curbi
Studebaker
Bas Vayies Sika
F. B
Chevrolet
Pro Kay
Ators
Elliol
Buick
Dow Vt Cumberland
Ford
Gee
Heather
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Comendes
K. H
Legion
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kemmerek Garage
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