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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
7
A featured dance program is planned for next Saturday night at the fycea hall with novelty dancers and a Moonlight theme. The evening includes audience prizes with a mix of chocolates and a variety of dances and tunes quoted from the era.
The article describes a community event where Serh children learn to play organized by a local group. Adults supervise games and a later picnic features lemonade and cake, highlighting family activities and social bonding.
An Archangel resident wears a suit recovered from sea wreckage at the mouth of the Dvina river. The sunken ship with North Russia clothing remained unsalvaged for months until a salvage effort began after the American Red Cross Mission arrived.
Notice announces the Shep bridge across the Green River two miles below Slate Creek is ready for crossing. Patronage is appreciated after repairs and completion noted by TH Dodye.
Twenty one buck lambs raised by the boys and girls club in the county at the Waltman feed barn average over 100 pounds each. One lamb weighs 138 pounds and another just under a hundred. The herd is sired from a large buck imported from New Zealand by Hastrouck and club leader Marks. Bucks likely to be sold later. ewes kept by members. The group raised nearly 90 lambs this season. each lamb valued around 75 dollars.
American forces pull back from Archangel while aid to anti Bolshevik troops and civilians in North Russia continues under Red Cross oversight. Archangel hospital transferred to Russian authorities. Thomas Sweeney and family left for Lava Hot Springs. Mrs Sweeney stays, Mr Sweeney tours Oregon and California. The Camera will report local happenings. Tuie Daralack from Fontenelle visited Monday for business.
A tablet memory of Archie Logan Hay, killed in France, was unveiled after Sunday morning service at the Episcopal church by Hon. T. B. Taliaferro Jr and dedicated by Bishop Nathanial Thomas. The church was filled with comrades in uniform as the bishop delivered a sermon praising the young man’s sacrifice.
The inscription honors Sergeant Archie L. Hay of Company G 862nd Infantry 9th Division U S A born September 16 1898 killed in action in France September 27 1918. Rock Springs Rocket reports the bronze memorial's tribute.
Home Service work by the American Red Cross in Italy will continue through at least late autumn. The extended program will focus on distribution of allotments and continued assistance to the Italian relief effort.
Twenty thousand allotment checks from Italian soldiers reach Italy each month, many going to remote areas and to very poor and uninformed families. The article notes the administrative effort involved in distributing these funds to dependents of American military personnel.
Roy Brown and Oscar Cook of Cokeyville spent Saturday and Sunday in Kemmerer, enjoying a short weekend outing.
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