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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
3
Dinner plans announce a formal dinner for about 30 guests at the Henning hotel before a reception and dance by ex governor and Mrs B B Brooks at the Masonic Temple with elaborate table decorations.
Mrs W C A has returned to the hotel after a day at her Denver home. Mr and Mrs Teed have returned to their Sheridan home after visiting here with their parents. Christos spends time with their parents here.
Funeral services for Kathleen Keane Burke four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Burke of 601 South Kimball Street will be held from the family home at 240 oclock Friday afternoon Interment will be made at Wright Burk following death from heart failure after diphtheria The child is survived by her parents and four brothers Joseph France Willian and her twin brother town Many expressions of sympathy have been received by the family and relatives in this time of sorrow
A garbled account notes President Harding reportedly abandoned tentative plans to reduce holiday leaves while in Washington. The unclear text references White House discussions and timing around holiday schedules without an official statement.
The Cispar office of the U S Veterans Bureau in Wyoming expands to aid ex service men. J S Roas says Chas J McNulty will join as placement officer during an inspection trip. A new three room suite on the Consolidated Royalty building’s fourth floor opens, adding Miss Mary Finnh as file clerk and plans for a follow up nurse and a full time dentist. After completion the local office will handle all district claims.
Girl Reserves of Hast Cas der school and other centers held Christmas events at the Y W C A club house and nearby schools. Carols, presents, pancake supper novelty, and games marked the season. A membership banquet at Chanticleer cafe on January 15 will elect new board members and feature Rev C M Thompson Jr. as speaker.
A four minute educational film The Amber Soul shown at the Columbia theater highlights the discovery of electricity. The film, part of a Willard Storage Battery series, connects Thales of Miletus and the amber static spark to modern electrical ideas.
The Pentecostal faith will hold services Sunday at the Union Labor temple North Walcott Street with afternoon at 2:90 o clock and evening at 7 30. Rev Jacob Buchts will lead in a soul salvation and healing mission. The Province of Quebec again opposes women being admitted to the bar.
The Daily Tribune reports hundreds of keys left on a street, spanning desk, home, railroad, postoffice, and other keys, plus tools. Despite ads over time, owners have not claimed them. the paper asks key owners to call and inspect the collection, with leftovers later turned to a junk dealer.
Washington December 39. Attorney General Daugherty said the justice department will rely on state attorneys general to help adjust retail prices of life necessities. After the investigation, local authorities should fix local prices while the federal government acts on federal law violations. A table comparing consumer costs with production costs is to be published to curb profiteering.
In district court H. B. Richardson was appointed receiver of the Big Horn Glass Company at Lovell upon petition by the bond trustee. Foreclosure is proposed to reorganize and resume operations. Judge Metz will hear a change of judge case in Green River and return to Cody for court late next week.
The Interstate Motor Theft Commission of Chicago is forming a central organization to curb auto theft. The Casper Motor Club has received a questionnaire seeking cooperation and ideas from motor clubs nationwide on transfer standardization, title abstracts for vehicles, licensing of stolen cars, and nonfinancial support for a national movement to reduce the stolen car market.
A lyrical poem reflecting on future meetings in halls or churches and the memory of a past romance. The speaker imagines a future where they, a spinster, recall a youth with brown eyes and unfulfilled longing, while another character becomes a solid citizen. The verse moves through time and memory with reverent, bittersweet imagery.
Joseph F Singerton of Fremont county Idaho and Miss Goldie Myera Sussington wed in Basin Wy. Geet Lynam and Miss Vivian Carnell both of Greybull also married here yesterday in a small ceremony with local residents in attendance.
The Piritien schooner Golden West carrying alcohol and case liquor was seized by the cutter Acushnet while at anchor outside Boston. It was towed in and turned over to customs officers after authorities received word the liquid laden vessel, flying the Union Jack, was bound from Halifax, N. S., and owned by a former Boston bartender.
Cheyenne youths George Mabey and Fred Hirig Jr left the city last Saturday to meet overland driver Mark Hirseg, endured heavy snow in the Chugwater region, spent nights at ranches, and were not heard from two days until returning Monday night.
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