Miss Olive Lowndes Returns From Laramie Visit
Miss Olive Lowndes sails back to town tomorrow from Laramie where she stayed a week at the Della Kappa house. She attended the Sly ma Neu formal last week at the Connor hotel. Miss Ruth Stous departs Friday for Wheatland to spend the holidays with Rev and Mrs Stout. Milew Stout is a local teacher. Miss Allen Hardle plans to return tomorrow from Laramie to spend the holidays.
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Laramie
Della Kappa House
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Connor Hotel
Ruth Stous
Wheatland
City Briefs Packed With Local Travel and Visits
Weatert Pipe Ling president Max Dall will be in town for a few days on business from Lander. L. O. Borkes left yesterday for Sheldon, northwest of Riverton, with John Tobin and son Jack visiting at VT.T. ranch on Kimiiews. They will visit John Mahoney and his son Frank. Harry Elley arrived yesterday from Denver for several days of business and to see relatives. George L. Knight left yesterday for Omaha on business and will spend holidays with his sister Mrs. T. H. Holland. G. M. Miner returned from Omaha after weeks away for business. Dan Fredrickson arrived from California to spend several months visiting friends. Moyle left for Montana for several weeks on business. M. Murry arrived from Alaska to spend the winter here. Miss Margaret Curtin leaves for Chicago to spend Christmas with relatives and friends. Mrs. Don Sullivan left for Denver to spend holidays with her mother and will be joined later by Mr. Sullivan. Paul Harris and his brother returned from a two week visit in Philadelphia. Frank Jameson left for Chicago to be away on business for some time.
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Max Dall
Weatert Pipe Ling Company
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Belief About Christmas Day Deaths in the Balkans
A fragment notes that among Balkan people it is believed dying on Christmas Day affects one’s place in the afterlife. The text implies cultural beliefs surrounding death and omens tied to the holiday.
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Balkans
Will Mays Heads Home After Conference in Los Angeles
Will W H Mays, head of the motion picture industry, plans to return to Sullivan, Indiana, for the holidays with his wife after several days in Los Angeles holding conferences with prominent figures in the motion picture world.
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