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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
5
Kemmerer notes report visits by E Z Beandley and Haggerty of Cokeville. births to Bloom and May families. various town and regional travel by lawyers, officials, and merchants. small fires, quarantines, and health updates. Legion and baseball plans. dance events and community notices. Local figures include M S Reynolds, G W Tanner, J A Allerd, D C Oakley, Piz, and Komiaky.
Merry George Perale four months old son of Mr and Mrs George Perale died Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Fitzpatrick Undertaking parlors with Rev Father Short of St Josephs Church officiating.
Word from Mr and Mrs L Travis wintering in Los Angeles notes that the Wyoming Society of Southern California celebrated with a winter picnic at Sycamore Grove Los Angeles on the fifth of March.
The annual Big Piney Round-Up Association meeting convened at Big Piney yesterday with good member attendance. Business focused on cattlemen interests and related activities on the program.
Mr and Mrs Henry Crabtree of Jackson travel to Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Crabtree will have an operation at the Mayo Institute. Mr Maggie McBride will manage the Jackson hotel during the absence. A baby boy arrived Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs D Goddard, the parents, with the mother formerly Mrs Helen Kinghorn of Diamondville. The father works as a mine operator at Tunnel.
The Altars and Rosary Society meets this afternoon at two in the parish hall. Members will sew for the banana pie sale and plan the regular Wednesday sewing sessions.
Arrangements are under way by the Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society to stage a bazaar and sale after the Easter tea ends. A definite date is not fixed yet. full particulars will be published later.
J E Burch superintendent of schools returned Sunday from Atlantic City New Jersey where he attended the National Educational Association superintendent convention. He reports a splendid trip and the convention a success.
The ladies of St. Margaret's Guild will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Guild hall. Mrs. Nott will be hostess and all members are urged to attend for sewing work intended for the hospital.
A masquerade dance will be held at Granger on the evening of March 19 at the Granger hotel. The Lyman orchestra will provide music. Several attendees from Kemmerer are expected to travel to Granger for the event.
Clyde Pugmire and Verna Little, both of Diamondville, were married in Salt Lake City last Wednesday. The groom works for Diamond Coal and Coke Co. and has served as cashier at Mountain Trading Co. Friends extend best wishes for a happy married life.
Palm Sunday masses at 8 and 10 with palma blessing at 10. Evening devotions on March 23 at 7:30 pm. Holy Thursday 8 pm mass with Blessed Sacrament procession and all-day adoration. 7:30 pm devotions. Good Friday ceremonies begin 8 am with Adoration of the Cross and Stations at 7:30 pm. Holy Saturday 7:30 pm releasing of the fire Paschal Candle and baptismal water. 8:30 am mass. Easter Sunday 8 am low mass and 10 am high mass with benediction. Choir of fourteen voices to sing Concone during the 10 am mass.
St James Church lists Lent services including morning and evening worship on Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Thursdays litany at 7 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Public invited. Rev M B Nash rector.
Diamondville and Kemmerer ward activities listed with Sunday School at 10 30 Sacrament meetings 2 p m at Kemmerer Island 8rd Sundays Diamondville 2nd and 4th Sundays during March and April Relief Society Tuesday 2 p m Religion class Wednesday Primary Friday 4 p m M I A Sunday 7 p m
The church lists monthly service times by location with masses at 8 am and 2 pm on the first Sunday, low and high masses on the second and third Sundays, benediction after high mass, and no mass on Kemmerer’s last Sunday. Evening devotions in Kemmerer are at 7 40 pm. Rev. W J Bhony, pastor.
In a late evening purchase Local Miners Union acquired the LO. O. F. property in Diamondville that was put up for sale last week by the trustees of the company. The deal followed public notice and was completed under the supervision of local officers.
Notices served on local attorneys show Mrs. Dorothy E B Mears will appeal the district court decision in her favor. Her former husband seeks review by the supreme court.
The Methodist church will host services this Sunday with Pastor John E. Williams delivering morning subject The Kind of a Preacher Kemmerer Needs and evening message A Shouting Methodist. Everyone welcome.
A dance for the Kemmerer Baseball Club will be held in the evening at Cork's Spectator Hall. Proceeds support the team with refreshments and a raffle. admission at the door.
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