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THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL NEWCASTLE WYOMING 19[w
TAKEN FROM THE NEWS
OF 20. 25 AND 30 AGO
m YEARS AGO
~ervices were held
afternoon from the
Church here for Jesse
year old rancher who
dead about a half mile
home on the Limestone
his son, who had
and gone in search of
.that he had been in-
g to George De-
eollaty coroner, who went
~ne of the accident, and
the body to Newcastle,
killed instant-
SOme rock under which
digging fell on him
him to death.
Crum re,turned to
Tuesday morning from
,Mont where she has
lng for the past two
friends,
Wells, Newcastle phy-
received word this week
aPPointment as County
t Officer, and assumed his
of that office as of May
karl Wheedon, of Sheri-
of the State Board
: Edenberg of Casper were in New-
castle the first of the week visit-
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Kit Grieves and son, Jack,
returned to Newcastle Tuesday
from Upton where they have been
visiting with Mrs. Grieves moth-
er, Mrs. T. B. Pleak for the past
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kudlock and
Duane, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Kudlock and son, Pete, were
Newcastle visitors from the Prai-
rie Wednesday.
Max Lamson went to Cheyenne
Tuesday and returned to Newcas-
tle Wednesday.
Those who called at the Carter
ranch Sunday were: Mrs. Bertha!
Holwell, Mrs. Tony Sable & sons, t
William and Wayne, from ()sage,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MeCrack-
en of Upton, Merle Carter and
wife and son, Wayne, Clinton
Sweet, and Bob Wolcott, Amiel
Kouba and daughters, Della Mae
and Betty.
25 YEARS AGO . . .
A deal has been closed whereby
Ora G. and Sadie J. Frazine have
councilmen. The other, M. C. Ro-
berts for mayor and.Frank Cum-
mings and George Noyes for the
council. When the votes were
counted Tuesday evening, R. An-
dersen, losing one precinct, by 26
votes, had piled up almost a two
to one lead, in the other precinct
and he was elected by a majority
of 53, nearly 400 votes being cast
With him was elected the two
councilmen on the same ticket
Following are the names of the
teachers elected at a recent meet-
ing of the school board of District
Number One, for the city school
.of Newcastle for the ensuing
year: IIigh school -- O. C. Kear-
ney, superintendent; Ethel Gra-
ham, principal; Ollie Hulse, agri-
culture; J. J. Wadsworth, shop
work; Belva Jennison, normal
training; Alma Garman, Home
economics; Elaine Bowman, Eng-
lish and library. Grades -- 1st,
Mary Jackson; 2nd, Mildred
Grieves; 3rd Mary Spearman; 4th,
alga Berg; 5th, Minnie Hendrick-
son; 6th, Theresa Wegher; 7th,
Olivia Pickle; 8th, Gertrude
Burns.
Christy Brothers Circus will
make its annual visit to Newcas-
tle about the 1st of June. There
will be the usual parade: etc.
Watch for advertisement and an-
nouncements later.
notified this week of disposed of the News Letter-Jour- 30 YEARS AGO . . ."
i it, [ appointment by the ~talt?e;"^~"-~:*'~reen~)aum,~"- '~ '"" "~*ed:l'~ortofStl~e The week beginningMay llth
"4 linde or 1925 has been designated by the
|:~ Mrs. H. M. Pursel, Mrs. Campbell County News R c d :::
|.~v~, Waller and Wilma D. of Gillette; Tracey McCracken of ~own tsouncii as t;man up w. eel~.
|W~ ~'~ the Wyoming Eagle of Cheyenne .vrasn, raKes.up ann plies, WlLl+oe
tk~rry Of and E J Heavey, for seven years naulect at tne expenses ot me
~i advertising manager of the Wy-o Town, under the supervision, of
A~E TEETH ! ining State Tribune. " the Town Marshall, th~s does not,
. ? apply to ashes All residents are
J ~plncj or IPPl~Cl~lncj. Tuesday was election day forl ,^n + s~is+ in cl-anin" u"
~.:1~ he embarrassed by loose false ~ the City of Newcastle and zn oth- [ ~n ;. h ; h '~ .~*h
|::~i,g. stopping or wobbanger towns of like class in the state ] ? *, ? s ~o :,u ,~: :
II ~k ." eat talk or laugh Just ~ . I IUse taken care ot. uy oraer ot
illL~kll~'~a l|ttl'e FASTEETH on your,as staten in last week s r~ews bet- ] +~.^ o ~ w w ~xr~. ~$
ThlS ~,t~ ~.~L411t.:ll izJ D IS' (:lh~:;ll|4~[ll~ V fl~
Dleasant powdel gl~,cs a
Ii,~3le sense of a~ded'e~n~fort ter Journal two tickets were in ~" " "
It~ ~ Ity by" holdlng plates more the field, one made up of R. An- ~*"
|m [ton t "S eve " g a ,te t d' g
| ILl u~ ~ [the regular session of the board
I Newcastle Eqmpment L0 of commissioners.
The casuality list goes on. The
|,l World War ended November 11,
| Phone SIt 6-2931 or Stl 6-4520 [1918 for most of us. Since that
CARTER OIL PRODUCTS date America has not seized its
n:~,=l~J~ TRU '~rct lq[OB]~ ~lmorning newspaper to read in
|~ r,~o~='~+ tr~r~xz,~ I haste, and in fear, that list of
' ~2~. thos~ Dead on the F" -
-'~, L, XP ~P-~ ~~.~,~o,told of tIon
out for your.
: ttjoy Happy Highway Harmony All Summer,
Get Thgs Complete Spring Service
at Your Carter Dealer's!
J
~~P7
N.
or". The poppies of six summers
have covered the scars of Flan-
ders Field and babies walk and
talk and play, who were not born
when the last shell burst beyond
the Meuse. But the casualty list
goes on. During 1924 more than
five thousand men died in the
United States from disabilities di-
rectly originating in their World
War~ service. Those are the deaths
officially recorded and certified
by the government as due to war
causes. There were others not
so of record. Fifteen every day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalil Farah en-
tertained at a 6:30 dinner last
night in their apartments, the oc-
casion being the 25th anniverary
of t h e i r wedding. C o v e r s
besides members of the family
were laid for Dr. and Mrs. N. E.
Wells and son, Elmore, Mrs~ Lou-
isa Faehndrich and Dr. E. E. La-
Frienier. Mr. and Mrs. Farah
were the recipient of many beau-
tiful and costly gifts, of silver
from friends here and relatives
in tim East. Mr. and Mrs. Farah
were married May 6, 1900.
H. H. DeVol left today to de-
liver five autos sold during the
past few days. Among the ma-
chines is a new Willy-Knight Six
sedan which was purchased by
Thomas Harrison, of the Cambria
Coal Mining company.
Walter Schoonmaker of Cam
bria was a business' caller in this
city Tuesday.
FOUR
OFFER 49,000 AWARDS
Laramie -- Four national 4-H
programs give club members ex-
cellent opportunity to Carry out
"1 O In F
their 1955 theme, mpr v" g a-
mily and Community Living," ac-
cording to Burton Marston, state
4-H leader.
The programs are National 4-It
Home Improvement, Beautifica-
tion of Home Grounds, Entomolo-
gy, and Electric. Their objects are
to beautify the home inside and
out, decease agricultural losses
SAFE - SURE - $KUR|
There Is no safer loan than a Fed-
era] Land Bank loan. You never pay
over 4~ interest for the entire life
of the loan.
You have up to 40 years to pay . . .
yet, you can pay off the loan in full
from your income without penalty.
You are a member not Just a borrow-
er. You deal with your friends and
neighbors.
The Federal Land Bank has only
one primary purpose--to help its
members achieve debt-free "home-
ownership. Come in and talk it over.
ANTELOPE
NATIONAL FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Contact
Mrs. Frances Rossman
Newcastle, Wyo.
Loan Representative for
Weston County
or
Frank M. Force, See.-Treas.
Gillette, Wyoming
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and to improve living conditions[ Service conducts all the pro- Omelet Hint
through added convenience of the I grams. The National Committee When preparing an' omelet, fold
home and farm or ranch, on Boys and Girls Club Work ar- toward the pan handle and It will
Members doing outstanding ranges the award programs. Full come out nicely.
work will receive some 49 000 a- information is available at court-
wards nationally. Incentives, val-[ ty extension offices. ~~,~'~ ~ ~ew~ ~ ~
ued at $66,000, include 20 cOl-lege of each' ~"alr ra.cm ~~] =
scholarships +300 Ill q'
. ' " ne average neaa ot hair c~on.
all-exPense trlps to the NationalI ~lsts of a-,~roximatel, t2000n In.
~tItc~leUs.b aC:gg~::~'f.ll?eJdewel wristI dividual fi~ers. The li~e expect"aney
m g - (1 meaats. I of human hair fibers is about three
l ne agricultural Extensionl years
n
Great Falls Select fine
beer is sold on taps ill
cans and bottles by
dealers throughout
Montana, and in Idaho
aM Wyoming.
I
Great Falls Breweries, Inc.
Great Falls, Men,one 2
w ,raut.aoa t
Here's the new hit In hard-
tops that's taking the
country by storm -. 8uick's
pioneering and poce-settZng
4-Door Riviera. The "con-
vertrble" look, with no
center POsts In the side-
window areas- but with
separate doors for rear-
seat passengers. Shown
here in the low-price
SPECIAL model-also avail-
able in the hlgh-oowered
CENTURY Series. Both now
[n volume production to
insure prompt deliveries.
"OW would you like to take the wheel
of a high-powered Buick and feel an
experience you never felt before in any
earth-bound vehicle?
How would you like to do-just by pressing
down the gas ped,I- what a pilot deem when
he's ready take-of
And how would you like to drive with the
happy thought that you're getting plenty
miles per gallon in normal cruising-and
the electrifying action of the world's first
airplane-principled transmission when you
need it for split-second getaway response?
It's all for you when you say the word and
slip into the driver's seat of a new Buick
with Variable Pitch Dynaflow.*
Not only do you take command of record-
high Buick V8 power- and the most envied
ride in the industry-and the brawn and
heft and luxury of a truly solid automobile.
You also sail the turn on twenty propeller-
like blade8 deep Inside a wondrous new
Dynaflow thatSs patterned idter the prin.
elple of the modem plane s variable plteh
propeller.
You hold these blades In their high-economy
angle when you press the pedal in the nor-
mid way- and you get a lot more miles from
a tankful of gas.
You switch the pitch of these blades to
take.off position when you press the pedal
way down-and you get spectacular actlon
instantly.
Don,t take our word alone that this is
thrillin bcTond OJ previou
Talk to anyone who's tried it. Or, better
yet, come try it yourself. That way Tea
can learn firsthand why Buick salem m'e
oaring to all-time beat.seller higlm. Drop lit
this week, won't you?
extra cost on other Series.
~CAN YOU SEE ~rI'EER STOP SAFELY9 CHECK YOUR CAR- CHECK ACCIDENTS" ,
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILt BUICK WILL SUII.I) THEM,~
Carter 011 Distributor
Fuel 011 --- Gas --- Greases
On Main Street
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Phone SH 6-2718 ' Newcastle, Wyo.
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