Kemmerer High School Grads Excel at Wyoming State University
Three Kemmerer graduates studying at Wyoming State University spend vacations at home. Ethel Pfeiffer class of 1916 majors in Home Economics aiming for a Bachelor of Science. Esther Downey class of 1917 pursues Liberal Arts with German, earning a Bachelor of Arts. Olive Rathbun class of 1917 follows Liberal Arts with English and stenography. All excel in studies and participate in college and social activities. Downey and Rathbun belong to Phi Beta Phi and are Delta Delta Delta pledges.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming State University
Ethel Pfeiffer
Lnes
Esther Downey
College of Liberal Arts
Olive Rathbun
Kemmere
Delta Delta Delta Fraternity
Ester Downey
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
Wilson Banks Marries Bertha Miller in Quiet Kemmerer Ceremony
Wilson Banks of Hamsfork wed Bertha Miller in a small ceremony at the Justice of the Peace office in Kemmerer attended by family friends. The couple will live on the Walt Fenner ranch, with Banks having leased the place. The note mix includes local clan updates and plans for summer activities and travel.
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Wilson Banks
Hamsfork
Bertha Miller
Justice of the Peace
Kemmerer
J. C. Hanks
Reuben Miller
Irene Miller
Mr. Banks
Walt Fenner Ranch
Engineers Tour Pinedale to Inspect Green River Water Supply
John F. Richardson of the United States Reclamation Service and HM A True, chief engineer under the Carey act, visited Kemmerer and headed toward the upper Green River valley for a reconnaissance. They aim to assess acres irrigable and gather data on food water for a proposed dam near Linwood that could store water for 50 miles north, possibly creating a navigable lake near Green River City. The project seeks flood control and irrigation rights without diverting Wyoming waters, with state engineers studying implications for upper country ranchers.
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John F. Richardson
United States Reclamtion Service
HM. A. True
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Mr. Richardson
Big Dam
Linwood
Green River City
Green River
Wyoming
Ihe
Pinedale
State Engineer's Department
Ark
Richards
Informa Ua
Local Society Notes On Weddings and Guild Events
The Green River Star reports society items from Piney and nearby towns. A May bride’s shower at the church parlor, luncheon hosted by Mrs Glen Knot and Mrs Milly Nott, wedding gifts and courtesy to Mrs Clydé Ball. Mr James Micklesen’s family trip to Los Angeles Frisco and Portland, plus details on a parcel post gathering at Chrisman home. Mrs Vance’s marriage to bookkeeper at United Co. and a Salt Lake City ceremony noted, with congratulations extended. Mrs Albert Larson to leave for Big Piney, and lodge events with silver forks given to her. Socials wrap with ice cream and cake at Mrs Wm Downey’s after the meeting.
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Fossil
Gt. Margaret's Guild
Glen Knot
Milly Nott
Kemmerer
Clydé Ball
James Micklesen
James
Mildred
Los Angeles
Ross
Black Travis
Frisco
Portland
Piney
Bulek
Vanes
Salt Lake City
Vande
United’ States
Eal Co
Deen
Mince
Vance
Bee Mabel Parton
Mackay
Idaho
Newhouse
Salt Lake
Marriage of J A Christmas and Miss Josephine Lynch
Rumor says J A Christmas and Miss Josephine Lynch wed in New Haven Connecticut today. Christmas is son of Colonel and Mrs H B Lee. Lynch related to Rev T D Lynch of Kemmerer. Pair expected to return to Kemmerer mid year to occupy the Larson residence.
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J. A. Christmas
Josephine Lynch
New Haven
Conn
Jack
Kemmerer
Dry
Albert Larson
Selling Fords By Wilson and Walters at Lincoln County Garage
The Lincoln County Garage run by Messrs Wilson and Walters reports sales of Fords to P. J. Campbell Cumberland T 8 Chrisman Frontier Wm Batnton Frontier and one to a party at Oakley.
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Messrs. Wilson and Walters
Lincoln County
P. J. Campbell
Cumberland
Chrisman
Frontier
Wm. Batnton
Oakley
Firemen's Dance Hosted by Kemmerer Fire Laddies
The Kemmerer Fire Laddies host a Saturday dance at the Lyceum Theatre with the local orchestra providing patriotic programs. A cordial invite is extended to the public to attend and show support for the volunteers who aid the community during the Fourth of July celebrations.
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Kemmerer Fire
Coma
Lyceum Theatre
Kemmerer Orchestra
Serious Runaway Accident Near Kemmerer Hotel
A foam wagon driven by John Jacobson, Diamondville proprietor, frightened bystanders and ran along Triangle Street to the Kemmerer Hotel. It struck a cement walk, threw two passengers, and caused injuries. Mr and Mrs Jacobson and a child were hospitalized with serious internal injuries and other wounds.
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John Jacobson
Diamondville
Triangle
Kemmerer Hotel
Mer Etaotter
Jacobson
Relief Told By Loyal Resident From Weabington Idaho
A Montpelier Idaho resident testifies to relief from back pain and urinary discomfort after using a medical remedy priced at 50. The ad emphasizes improved health and urges readers to ask for the product.
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Montpelier Idaho
Harry Marquis Returns From New York Voice Study
Harry Marquis came back to Kemper last Saturday from New York where he studied voice culture at the Institute of Musical Art since last October. His teacher was Gardner Lamson, a former Royal Opera singer in Berlin. Marquis completed most of the course including voice, piano, theory, Italian, ear training, and lectures, earning credit for two years of study. He plans further work toward a five year diploma, with recreation limited by a heavy schedule. He will spend the summer in Kemmerer with family before continuing studies in the fall.
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Harry Marquis
Kemp
New York
Gardner Lamson
Lamson
Royal Opera Company
Berlin
America
Harry
Agare Falls
Prisco
Cook
Kemmerer
Salomy Jane Feature at New Kew Theatre Monday
Mr Whitten of the New Kew meter theater has secured a special showing of Salomy Jane for Monday July 6. The event highlights a local cinema initiative and draws attention to community entertainment options.
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Whitten
Kewmeter Theater
Sahomy
The Man on the Box
The Man on the Bus follows Lieutenant Bob Warverton a free spirited adventurer who after an Indian encounter is welcomed by Col Ansesiey til s daughter Betty She offers him a coachman position which he accepts as a test of his abilities A plot to harm the U S government is thwarted by Bob with Betty learning of his true role while visiting his sister The tale spans five parts and 312 scenes staged across Southern California
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Bob Warverton
Ansesiey Tol
the Coloniel
Betty
Bob
Coschman
United States
Bny
Wea
Throo
California
Sugar Station Utah Postal Card Ad
Advertising blurb for W. FP Gardner Sugar Station Utah offering black or white 15 1 racing? for $1.50 express prepaid.
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Erste
W. FP. Gardner
Sugar Station
Utah
Has Good Word for Local Hospital
A resident praises hospital care at home like settings while noting the staff’s kindness and scientific treatment. He emphasizes comfort, personal attention, and availability of medical appliances aiding recovery following an operation performed by a named surgeon.
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Green River Star
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Salt Lake Ct
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