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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1921

Page

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Marbleton State Bank Robbery Reported In Kemmerer

Early this week reports from Kemmerer said the Marbleton State Bank in Marbleton was robbed Sunday night with a loss of 217 in currency and several value papers. Entry was by breaking the front door. the safe door withstood the breach. Few dollars and some liberty bonds were found missing. No suspects have been secured and timing is unclear. This is Lincoln county’s first bank robbery in some time amid a rise of similar acts in several states. State officials later noted the loss under 500 and investigators, including County Attorney Christmas and Officer Roach, were on the case.

Kemmerer Durng Marbleton State Bank Marbleton Kemmerer Lincoln County Idaho Kemmerer Wax Lyman Rudolph Hoffman Mondy Christmas Roach

Pfaff Bros Build Modern Shop for Best Tire Co

Pfaff Bros complete a brick addition to the Best Tire Company shop, installing lathe, disassembly air equipment and new garage machinery. They secure Paige car agency and showcase a new Paige model as the agency count reaches ten in the city, with plans to draw motorists for inspections and demonstrations.

Phatt Brothers Sam Eile Phaff Brothers Paige Kemmerer

Armistice Plans Nearly Completed For Legion Day

The American Legion Post meets to finalize plans for Armistice Day activities. An 11 am ceremony at the High School, a 2 pm slow car race with $10 and $5 prizes, and a banquet for at least fifty veterans are on the schedule. A basketball game and a dance close the event, with music by Bil's Jazz Orchestra and committee audits noting a small balance.

American Legion Variate Region Harry B. Henderson Cheyenne High Schol Auditorium Auxiliary of the American Legion Rosenberg Pfeiffer Hosking Evanston Academy Lyceum Bil Jazz Commi Messrs Easton, Geer Nott Acton Tom Jones Hallowell Con

Drunk Lee Ferrie Fined $25 By City Police Judge

Lee Ferrie was found guilty on the streets last Thursday and admitted guilt before Police Judge J. W. Salmon who fined him $25 and costs. The judge’s court has been quieter this past week, likely due to raids by the state law enforcement department.

Lee Ferrie J. W. Salmon Costa

Forest Supervisor Returns From Meeting in Pocatello

Forest Supervisor Beams returns from a meeting in Pocatello with Western forest reserves officials to discuss grazing issues. Attendees included McCune of the Teton Reserve Garver of the Minotakis Sheheppard of the Cache Sanford of Ibou Stoddard DB Shoemaker grazing expert and Wond assistant of the forest department.

Yestersiny Pocatello F ‘Orest McCune Teton Raerve Garver Sheheppard Cache Sanford Ibou Stoddard DB. C. Shoemaker Wond

Armistice Day Programs and Basketball Game Highlight

A historic Armistice Day program features a full banquet for Legion members Civil War and Spanish American War veterans at 6 p.m. The evening continues with an 8 p.m. basketball game between Eggion and Marvels. Music by Billy’s Jace enhances the event.

Legion Eggion Vs Marvels

debt of the war and the forgotten soldiers

A poet denounces statesmen who praised victory while sending soldiers to battle for meager pay and later forgot them after the war. The piece questions the true cost of war, the debt owed to those who fought, and the hollow promises of leaders who spoke of glory from safety.

Elks elect Peter Gordon Chairman

Peter Gordon Jr was chosen chairman of the local Benevolent Order of Elks at city hall on Sunday afternoon to select officers for the coming six months Jack Mantle was elected vice chairman William Pitt secretary and Paul Comer and Dr Hocker were chosen as successors to the retiring officers The meeting aimed to maintain the lodge’s growth and continued success during the past six months

Peter Gordon, Jr Benevolent Order of Elks Gordon Dale Crain Elke Lodge Crain Jack Mantle William, Pitt William Silfant Paul Comer Hocker Chowen Nos Andrew Nee Marehal Heynolds Goldberg Bastin

Knights of Columbus Council Organized in Kemmerer

A large gathering in Kemmerer saw the formation of the Knights of Columbus Council with initiation planned for December 4. Walter Q. Phelan outlined procedures as officers were elected including Grand King Thomas Holland and Chancellor Joseph V ed. Many locals showed enthusiasm to join the order.

Walter G. Phelan Cheyenne Knights of Columbus Order Knights of Columbus Council Kemmerer Walter Q. Phelan Knights of Columbus Thomas H. M Holland Gran Mnight Thoms J. Hall Joseph Z John Treitter Brady Frank Killen Short Anew Fitzpatrick Financial Lee, Jag Metanora Recording Sec M. J Kavannmngh P.J. Quoaly Loeee W Sammon Joseph Pig J. We Sammon Thorn

STAPFORDS IN JACKSON FOR BIG GAME HUNT

Dr and Mrs Stafford travel to Jackson to spend several days on a big game hunting trip. Reported efforts of the party and local notes suggest the excursion will be productive, with hopeful results anticipated from the Jackson area.

Stapfords Jackson Mre. Stafford

Goldberg To Head City League In Basketball Setup

Dr. MU J Goldberg was elected head of the Remimerer City Basket Ball League at a Saturday meeting in the Comets office Olaf Jeffron became secretary treasurer and other offices were filled The league aims to boost support from the Lambs club and local groups promote recreation and city sports revenue from 25 cent game nights will fund baseball and other projects Two games will be played each Tuesday practice nights span Monday to Thursday with four teams rotating on court A post season championship will follow a two half season and a final series

MU. J. Goldberg Remimerer City Basket Ball League Comets Olaf Jeffron Lambs Club the Pines Gilchrist Pat Glasgow Lester Pratt

George Sawaya Freed From Hospital After Serious Operation

George Sawaya, a former local resident and brother of S A Sawaya and M J Sawaya, was released from a Salt Lake City hospital last Friday after a serious operation. His health is reported to be improving rapidly. His brother in Provo Utah,orge, was mentioned in an accompanying note.

Kemmerer Sawaya Orge Provo Utah Salt Lake City George Sawaya S. A M. J. Sawaya

Flag to be placed at half mast Armistice Day

Forest Supervisor Beam received notice from the district office at Ogden to display the national flag at half staff over the forest supervisor’s office on Armistice Day. The order follows a proclamation directing half staff status on all public buildings and military stations worldwide from sunrise to sunset on November 11.

Beam Ogden United States Army Navy Marien Corps

County nurse's inspection finds high need for dental and vision care

MacFarlane, the county nurse, visited seven schools inspecting 618 pupils. Of the students, 450 showed defects including teeth tonsils eyes vision hearing and nasal breathing. Weight data showed 153 underweight and 202 normal with six tooth several tonsil and adenoid corrections recorded.

MacFarlane Hare Tiveela

Former Oakley Residents Marry In Indiana Amid News

Announcement in Rock Springs papers notes weddings of Irma Fearn of Quealy to Bernard Todd of Gunn and Harvey Fearn to Helene Skelcher in Mivion Indiana. Irma and Harvey Fearn lived with parents in Oakley over 20 years before moving. Harvey Fearn and Annie Krall, both Sublet residents, wed during the week and will live in Sublet.

Irma Fearn Bernard Todd Rock Springs Harvey Indiana Quealy Gunn Harvey Fearn Helene Skelcher Mivion Ind Irma Oakley Prank Parks Gunn-Quealy Coal Company Evanston Parks Herrin Sublet Joseph Krajache

Toll Bells On Friday in Honor of Dead Says Carey

Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Armistice Day in Wyoming urging public bells to toll 1 00 p m and two minutes of silent prayer for World War casualties. The notice follows a U S presidential request aligning state observances with nationwide pause at 11 a m on Friday November 11.

Dead Carey Senate Hardoverynor Cary Hemi Wyoming United States Sonora Haa Turether United St Ie Robert D. Curey Natonal Arlington Ieee Rae

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Green River Valley Institution Pfaff Bros Paige Care Meeting Gram Auditoriu Li A Dean M. B. Nagle Kastow Aabe Cheyne Fo Mesnae Fulusic Billy Jace Orehe Alta R Rank C. Tillson Chateau-Thierry ELKS Peter Gordon K. C. Lodge DR. Goldberg Olaf Jeffren Treassurer Miss MacFarlane
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