, 1922-06-08
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HANNA NOTES


|ona.n exercises at the
~ rouse Friday evening marked
~. ciosins OF school. This ia the
tIaa LII class 10 be graduated from the
ianha nigh School. and was also the
wase Those receiving diplomas
~ere MISSES Jane Wright, Ida Ann.
ana. Ieanie Haxton, Lillian Mylroie
ntiua Maimberg and Hilma Ojala
s mussrs sylvester Huhtala, Ear
puoInas' Henry Woods and Albert
MthEnorn. Hilda Malmberg and Earl
1noihas won the University of Lara
me schoiarships. Sylvester Huhtala
tne scholarship awarded by the local
9snooI ooard and the Knights OF
rytnias scholarship medal. Judge
'vlhters OF Casper made the address,
whlch was very fine, and a real treat
70 Hanna people. The Glee Club
gave several pretty numbers, among
Wnlch was "Wyoming,' the words of
"nlch were written by Judge Win
tiers. "
The teachers have departed for
.heir respective homes. Miss Cornell
10 enver Miss Balston to Kansas
CITY, Miss Coughlin to Laramie, Miss
Mason to Nebraska, Miss Alice John
son TO Rawlins, Miss LIE Poindevan
10 kanses, Miss Wolverton to Mis-
souri,, Miss Lewis to Montana, Miss
sonaffer to Iowa, and Miss Mau went
TO Laramie for a few days. visit, and
there will go to her home in
Cokeville for the summer. and will
probably teach next year in Porto
Rico. Miss Williams will spend a
Few days visiting her brother in
Laramie, then will go to- Greedy,
where she will take a few
this summer.
There will be many new faces in
The school rooms next year, as most
Of our teachers have decided against
returning another year. Those who
will return are Miss Connell, Miss
Peterson, Miss Williams, Miss
Miss Mason, Miss Stendahl
and Miss LIE Poindevan. Miss Balls
ton will go to school in Kansas City
next year; Miss Wolverton will
teach in Wichita. Mr.. Hagney has
not quite decided. but may teach in
The funeral of Roy Jackson took
place Thursday morning from the
Episcopal church, Dean Thornberry
of Laramie officiating at the serv-
Ice. The ~pallbearers were repre-
sentatives from the various lodges of
which Mr.. Jackson was a member.
the Masonic lodge were Messrs.
Ira Clark, I. Sherratt and DR.. G.. G..
Stoddard. From the knights of
Pythias. Messrs. Evan Jones, W. s.
and James Gaskell. From
the F. o. E., Messrs. James Facinelli,
Alex Klaseen and Alex Greenwood.
From the l.. o. O. M, Messrs. John
Massey, William Rate and R. l..
Bedford. The remains were taken
to Laramie on Number 4. accom-
panied by his relatives and some
thing over a hundred friends. The
had charge of the services in
which held in the
Striker undertaking parlors. The
floral offerings were many and beau
tiful. Mr.. Jackson leaves to mourn
his untimely death his widow and
father, T. r. Jackson. and a brother,
John, who is in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dickinson and
Tommy left Tuesday norm
ing for Omaha. where Mr.. Dickinson
will undergo an operation on his
eyes.
St. Margarets Guild met at the
church Tuesday afternoon and closed
the books for the season. They will
not have any more regular meetings
until fall.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church had their monthly tea Tues
day afternoon, and it was. as usual.
we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith OF
Medicine Bow were business visitors
in Hanna Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey re-
turned Sunday from Laramie, where
they spent a few days last week.
. The Three F.. Club gave the last
dance of the season last Thursday
evening at the Opera House. 1t was
a hard times dance. and the members
came dressed most appropriately for
the occasion. Those present were
Messrs and Mesdames C. c. Martin,
F.. C. Ford. James Massey. Ro,
Jackson. John H. Cook, Colin Hadg.
son, Otto Frederick, r. B. Ober, Mrs.
Florence Williamson, Misses Crystal
Scott. Marguerite Mau, Alice John
son, Mildred Pangburn, and Rose
Wolverton; Messrs. H. G. Hagney
Tom Meekin, James Faccinelli and c.
D. Williamson. and DR.. and Mrs
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