High School Week 16 Success at University Event
Laramie March 29. The third annual High School Week closed after midnight with cups and medals awarded. Twenty-one schools sent delegates, seventeen flip teams played basketball, four entered academic contests. Worland won basketball, Cheyenne second, Rock Springs third. All-State team named by university netball players and numerous academic winners announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Filp
Worland
Cheyenne
Rock
Gertrude McKay
Ruth Rauner
University High
Elvah Clarke
Pine Bluffs
Helen Reed
Hazel Carlstrum
Irene Peterson
Star Valley
Lenoir Bell
Rodney Smith
Casper
Olive Tablets and a Complextoned Elixir Claims
Fragmented OCR text describes Dr Edwards and a list of olive oil and tablet remedies marketed as cures for bowel issues and skin conditions. The passage references product names like Olive Tablets and Sun Acie, with unclear claims and garbled lines about ingredients and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM Edwards
Plains Hotel to Be Enlarged in Cheyenne Addition
Jarry P. Hynds announced plans to enlarge the Mains hotel at Cheyenne with a five story addition. The extension will be 66 feet square and provide 80 rooms each with bath. Construction will start as soon as preliminaries are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry P. Hynds
Cheyenne
Mrs Moss adjudged insane after mining accident death
Polly Moss widow of Peter Moss, killed at No 6 mine Sublet years ago, was ruled insane by a jury before Court Commissioner H R Christmas and committed to Evanston asylum. Her eight year old daughter was placed in a Cheyenne children’s home by State Humane Officer Burke after residence near Cokeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Moss
Peter Moss
No. 6
Sublet
H. R. Christmas
Evanston
Moss
Cokeville
Cheyenne
Burke
Rebecca's Hold An Initiation And Reception
Rebecca Lodge No 2 held a reception in Odd Fellows Hall on Monday evening in honor of five new members just initiated. Music and dancing followed with lunch served. The new members were Mrs Bessie Sanderson Mrs W L Paulson Mrs Elmer Carlson and Mr and Mrs Geo Beachler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bessie Sanderson
W. L. Paulson
Elmer Carlson
Geo. Beachler
Ladies to Conduct Food Sale at Lewis Grocery
The Episcopal Guild hosts a bake sale at Lewis grocery this Saturday afternoon. Cakes pies and various treats will be sold starting at 1 o clock until stock runs out to raise funds for a church heating plant installation.
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Lewis Grocery
Episcopal Guild
Ivan S. Jones Struck by Pneumonia Illness
Attorney Ivan S. Jones is confined to his home with pneumonia. He became ill last Saturday after noon and called a physician. By Saturday morning symptoms had developed. Dr C D Stafford, attending, said he was in satisfactory condition. Three of his children, recently down with tonsillitis, have recovered.
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Ivan S. Jones
Jone
C.D. Stafford
Mr. Jones
High School Notes and Weekend Activities Recap
Friday assembly featured Miss Douglas comparing New Jersey with Wyoming in population cities and industries. The E H 5 girls beat E H 8 14 to 8 in basketball at Miss Christina Pitt home with a later practice and a social lunch. Clinton Symes and Edna Scott led a top typewriting test while students funded a monument for France and the next Le Petit Ranger issue is April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Douglas
New Jersey
Wyoming
Douglas
Christina Pitt
Parker House
Kemmerer
Evanston
Ryanston
K. HS
Billys
Entertainment program at Kemmerer Theatre Friday
Miss Mary Reynolds of Cokeville and Mrs. Martha Bellrose of Kemmerer will present an evening program at the New Kemmerer theatre Friday April 9. Reynolds, a trained musician from Salt Lake Denver and Philadelphia, has impressed critics and performed in many recitals. Bellrose, a Colorado Woman's College graduate studied in New York under Henry Gains Hawn and with Dr. Richard of Denver and Arthur Philips of New York, has concert experience and wartime YMCA circuit work. A pleasing program is promised for Kemmerer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynolds
Cokeville
Martha Bellrose
Kemmerer
New Kemmerer Theatre
Miss Reynolds
Salt Lake
Denver
Philadelphia
West
Bellrose
Colorado Woman's College
Helen Rum
Auto Breaks Down On Five Mile Hike To Matthews Ranch
County Clerk Harrison Dr R A Hocker and Frank Davis visited Big Piney to survey oil fields. Their auto broke an axle at Slate Creek on the return trip, repairs were sent from Kemmerer, another breakdown forced them to walk five miles to the Matthews ranch, and the machine arrived the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
R. A. Hocker
Frank Davis
Big Piney
Messrs. Harrison
Davis
Slate Creek
Kemmerer
Matthews Ranch
Chamberlains Tablets Praised by Inn Proprietor
George F. Daniels of Hardwick VI, operator of the Hardwick Inn, endorses Chamberlains Tablets as the best laxative he has found after trying many. His sedentary work prompted occasional use and he praises the product highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Saint Patrick's Church Holy Week Services Announced
Holy Thursday to Good Friday events listed with adoration and stations at set times. Holy Saturday features high mass and benediction. communion at seven. Catechism classes for children on Saturdays. non Catholics welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op Busters
Jackson Hole Post of American Legion Organized
A Jackson meeting at the LO.C.F hall organized the Jackson Hole Post of the American Legion. Officers elected: Porter president Ray Reed vice president Bryant Nowlin secretary J. Siapson treasurer. An executive committee of Carl L Bark Lester Leak and Wen Mereill was chosen. The post named Jackson Hole Post of American Legion of Honor and mailed blanks to national headquarters for a charter. Members who join before April 0 will be charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo.c.f Hall
American Legion
Porter
Ray Reed
Bryant Nowlin
Secret Bysind J
Jackson Hole
Anvrigan Lawson
Evi Raat
Starkeon Hole
Unclear OCR prompts university department restructuring plan
An unreadable OCR fragment suggests a university department faces change. A small group acts to form a petition and pursue a new division, with committees reviewing Lovita preparations and plans to organize the division.
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Kemmerer— Blyth-Fargo
J. F. Fitzpatrick
C. A. Christmas
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Diamondville— Mountain Trading Co
Frontier— Frontier Supply Co
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Cokeville— Schill’s Drug Co
Percy Alerts
Howard Barnes
George Cline
Powell
Molin Chichete
Sheridan
George Focewell
Fred Layman
Wisconsin
San Neff
Cody
Pred Pucks
Siiney
Neb
Harry Sheldon
Worlind
Law School
University Board of Trustees
Save Dr. Pea
Rock Springs
Rock Spring
California
Louis B. Westholder
Rebecca
Clinton Symes
Edna Scott
France
United States
le Petit Ranger
Kemmerer Theatre
Lincoln County Garage
Platt Wilson
ST. Patrick's Church
Jackson
Medivandy
Orgeniae
Studebaker
Tudebaker
Kemmerer Gara
Kemmerer, Wyo
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