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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
6
Managers called on teen baseball team reps to assemble at the ball park April 10 for a grounds work day to prepare for the coming season. Officials aim to make April 10 a gala day for the Tans and its supporters.
The Lost City a fifteen episode serial opens Saturday at Kemmerer Theatre starring Juanita Hansen and George Chesebro. Audiences await ferocious African jungle action with elephants leopards lions and other wild beasts in fast moving scenes. Hansen is scratched but continues amid peril as Chesebro rescues her with a mid air lasso.
Dean Maxwell of the University of Wyoming reported favorably on Kemmerer Powell Greybull and Lander high schools for accreditation by the North Central association. Action favorable to the schools was taken at the association meeting in Chicago.
A man about thirty four is killed in South Cumberland in Union County. Funeral services for Angelo will be held Friday likely from the Catholic church. Undertaker Fitzpatrick has the body. Prosecution will be handled by South Cumberland officers from Union County and Serafine faces possible first degree murder charges.
In Lincoln county the Dry Piney field is set to be the busiest area this summer as C. P. Budd, president of the company, confirms that at least two standard rigs will operate by July. A Wyoming Pacific Oil Company telegram reports a lease permit for over 2000 acres in the Fossil oil field has been granted, and operations will resume immediately.
At the Moose lodge regular meeting officers for the ensuing term were installed. The group discussed forming a ladies legion and the Junior Moose, with both lodges chartered as nearly the required number. A supper was served and dancing continued late as more than a hundred guests attended.
Tomorrow morning a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's church for the repose of the soul of the late James Cardinal Gibbons. Rev Father Short will officiate. Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore and primate of the Catholic Church in America, died last Thursday.
The American Committee for Relief in Ireland reports William G McAdoo will accept the honorary vice chairmanship and place his services unreservedly at the disposal of Irish relief efforts. He commits to aiding fundraising and organizational support for the cause.
Continued from Page 1. American committee for relief in Ireland warns that one hundred fifty thousand pounds are needed to rebuild creameries across Kerry Limerick and Tipperary. Twenty-nine creameries destroyed disrupted milk supply from five thousand farmers, affecting twenty thousand people. If not rebuilt soon, farmers may sell herds amid widespread business stagnation blamed on agricultural collapse.
The Rebecca society plans an all women event in Montpelier at the I.O.O.F. ball tonight. Odd Fellows visiting Montpelier approved the one sided soirée to avoid family tensions and keep the peace.
Attorney Christmas represented the plaintiff Fania with Rose appearing for Borlin. The case ran long with several witnesses called. The court awarded the plaintiff a judgment plus costs but ordered each side to pay its own witnesses.
Joe Jatkoski of Cumberland charged Dan Bosko with willfully taking a Buick from his garage and damaging it to the tune of 82.10 for repairs. Bosko denied the charge and the case was tried Saturday afternoon before Justice of the Peace McAllist.
The American Red Cross played a role in the late war as noted by the Historian. Winners receive mailed checks with congratulations and thanks. Judges reported many high quality essays, including a Lowell Painter piece scoring 90 to 96 percent. Hundreds of high school students entered, with teachers and superintendents expressing appreciation. State judges included Mrs. Charles Stone, Evanston. Mrs. Lin Noble, Thermopolis. and Hon. Win R. Mullen, Cheyenne.
Monday evening at the Labor hall the retail clerks of this vicinity organized a local union. Officers elected were John H. Holmes president Carl Dalry vice president Armand Panant Bes Tren and Elisabeth A recorder. William Harry W Fos of the Wyoming State Federation of Labor attended and spoke. The new local will meet again April 4 at the Labor hall.
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