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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
19
The Kemmerer second team traveled to Cokeville where the visitors lost to the Cokeville boys. It was their first trip away from home on unfamiliar ground and the game ended with Cokeville securing the win.
A garbled notice invites a Pim Day party at the Keep merer Meat Market on Thursday. The readable text lists Mas Keun Store and BT as involved participants or sponsors.
An article fragment praises exploring and photographing the ocean bottom as a new marvel. It hints at dramatic encounters including battles between sharks and humans, describing a dramatic scene of a blue shark.
A printing error left out Mrs. W. A. Whitlock from last week’s patronesses list for the Lincoln County Hospital. The notice apologizes for the oversight and seeks to correct the record and extend proper credit.
Charley Eiger a pioneer rancher of the upper Green River valley was a visitor in Kemmerer on Tuesday, returning from Hepburn Oregon where he went for health reasons and to visit his mother, who died during his stay. He then returned to the ranch west of George Guyette and resumed work.
The Glencoe company known as the Diamond Coal and Cake firm faced closure after a fire or incident affecting operations. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the shutdown affects local employment and supply lines.
Coming events list a Kemmerer theater with nightly shows except Sunday and a May 19 dance at Lyceum. City Dragstore advertises ice cream and soda. Local residents Hugh Guthris and Mrs Olson visit Kemmerer from the ranch, with notes on housing for rent and ongoing community notices among residents and visitors.
Local residents began a week of social visits and chores across towns from Rock Springs to Evanston and Fossil Ridge. Royals include Roy Osborne and Fred Watts arriving from Fall River Basin while Perley Baldwin planted trees and Rev Mythen traveled to Hot Springs for baths and rest.
Erratic OCR text notes George Brownson and Bert Hosenberg involved in a hotel matter. Bob Gunter returns from Church Battespear area while visiting with a container, Peter Sullivan mentioned. References to napoel De, Holland, and wood work coated with calcimine amid a popular area.
A stream of social calls and travel through Kemmerer and surrounding areas includes A D Howtine visiting Cokeville, P Sheshan stopping by from the ranch, and HW families hosting guests. Engineers and doctors report recoveries. Miss O Boyle and Mrs. Secrist plan moves. local business and livestock activity noted. community events and subscriptions mentioned.
The article notes Alex Price, a prominent rancher from the Green River valley, visiting Kemmerer after a period of illness. It also mentions upcoming visits by A J Barney of Caldwell Idaho and other local movements, plus events at the Lyceum theater and a five reel film titled Lola.
A first Friday afternoon celebration honored eight year old George with a birthday party. Guests enjoyed sandwiches ice cream cones and cake. A birthday cake with eight candles held center stage. After school mom served lunch to all teachers in the grade building.
Monday evening Maxwell cars arrive from Marbleton. Frank Wilhelm and Pat Healy with wives participate. Healy will receive a carload of goods to be moved back, while Wilhelm drives one of four cars from Maxwell’s. Bregovik rank to oversee sales here.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Goddard and Clyde Vivian Ran is planned in Kemmerer on Thursday May 20. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Mrs Goddard of Cumberland and has served as chief nurse at the local hospital. Ran is a nephew of the Hosking family and has worked at the I P Hi store. The couple had planned fall nuptials but will marry after Mr Kay takes over Fossil store, with home to be established there.
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