Flag ceremonies to be elaborate for Memorial Day service
Preparations by Father Lynch of St. Patrick's church for the dedication of the service flag, announced last week, have progressed to an impressive stage. The railroad will provide special trains and crowd equipment, with many parishioners from Sublet Cumberland and nearby areas expected to attend. A long list of men in service will be represented by a star on the flag, to be dressed and dedicated with elaborate services on Memorial Day.
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Father Lynch
St. Patrick's Church
O. 5
Cumberland
St. Patrick's Parish
Ie Wiliam Sammon
Morgan Kavanaugh
Fred Pfeifer
James Roddy
James Bartoli
Dathy
Mark Twitche
I. Jackelott
George Lupeho
Edward Lynch
J. Meinieke
BE. Mar Hinata
Tonntieh
CB. Smith
Olorew
John Snyder
Milo Carey
A. Lupeho
Matt Repensek
J. Fagnant
A. Fagnant
A. Angelo
J. Angelo
William Kields
John Martin
Clarence Marvin
George Boras
Anston Hares
J. Vol
Botler Bound Over in Theft Case at Kemmerer
Catler of Mig Piney faced theft charges lodged by Me Creticenus against the oil company. He appeared before Justice Glascow, pled not guilty, and was bound over to the district court in 1200 bonds. He is accused of removing saddles and a quantity of hay from company property.
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Catler
Eliantes
Creticenus
Kemmerer
Venere Glascow
Hete
Bab’s Diary at Sul-Deb Stage Promises Amusing Unraveling
Marguerite Clark stars as Bab Archibald Bali who pretends to marry an unknown Harold Valentine to frighten her family. The ruse becomes real when Harold turns out to be a real person and a friend of Carter Brooks. Bab’s antics unfold into a comic romantic tale.
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Bab
Archibald Bali
Leila
Harold Valentine
Carter Brooks
Lace
Marguerite Clark
New Kemmerer Theatre
Newest Devices of Surgery For Our Wounded Soldiers
Article describes Red Cross backed surgical advances in army hospitals including new anesthesia methods and medical devices. It recounts a nurse or orderly guiding a wounded patient into an operating room and notes improved survival linked to rapid development of surgical tech.
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Red Cross
Reginald Wright Koufian
Ule
Taleo
France
Hed Crass Ime
Juniors Plan Taney Dress Parade Amid Big Show
The Juniors will stage a Taney dress parade through town next Saturday evening to call attention to the big show announced elsewhere. The Seniors held a party Monday night hosted by Miss Dorothy Flanner with teachers as guests. Four of seven soon-to-graduate girls plan to teach, aided by attending the State University Summer School. Superintendent Burch plans a Fontenelle summer school. Joe Wodnick, 37, Austrian miner, died after a rock fall at Glencoe mine last Wednesday. he lived 12 years in the area and was buried Sunday in Kemmerer Catholic cemetery with Slavonian Society ceremony.
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Dorothy Flanner
State University
Burch
Fontenelle
Joe Wodnick
Glencoe
Kemmerer
Slavonian Society of
Diamondville
Announcement for State Treasurer Candidate Hoskins
A. D. Hoskins of Kemmerer Wyoming announces his candidacy for State Treasurer in the Republican primary on August 20 1918. He cites 38 years in Wyoming residence and business success since 1880 range riding and mercantile work as the basis for his qualification and pledges faithful administration if elected.
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Wyoming
Woming l
Territory
Powder River
Big Horn Basin
Reblican Party
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A.D. Hoskins
Kemmerer, Wyo
Memorial Sunday Services at Local Churches
The May 3 memorial Sunday is observed with patriotic services at FOC ROTE SERVICES, St Porcick's, Trinity Episcopal, and Methodist Church. Special sermons, Sunday schools, and evening prayers mark the day as parade and past service details are announced by pastors Lynch and Schmidt.
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Apiscopal Church
Trinity
Kenner St James
Coke
Bartholomaw
Tram
Schmidt
Cokeville
Shearees Steers Completion of Shearing at Opal Corral
Officers report delays at Opal corral Wig after strike on the market. Twenty one sheetn workers faced slowdowns as line machinery drew 17 corts per head and then 119 head per day. Management and workers debated pace before agreeing to keep the old scale amid unresolved disputes.
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Opal Corral
Corral
Ogene Peterson
Furehylti
Fhe
Fragment from theater dialogue about risk in second act
The lines show a performer fearing death on stage and a manager commenting on natural death versus dying for the role. The exchange hints at backstage tensions and stakes in a plot about acting dangers.
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Hare
Kila
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