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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
4
Village social notes recount tea and bridge party at Kimball Drug, a Masonic temple dance to aid Colorado flood relief, Eastern Star meeting, and a Business and Professional Women’s Club gathering. Also listed are numerous engagements, weddings, travels, hostings, and visitors around Casper with names and local venues.
W T Dumm of Lander missed Casper conference with Bishop Mead due to impassable roads. Fr M Bartholomew, Casper oil prospecting, returns from Utah. Dr J F O'Donnell drives a new Buick delivered by Casper Motor. George Fiverts, deputy game warden, reports heavy mountain roads and rising water. Ed Taylor of Shallberg pa visiting in city. plans to ship his car home and return.
A new camp on the Colorado Springs road near the Odd Fellows cemetery is begun to house six companies of state troops and units from across the state. Fort Bliss and D A Russell trucks, plus four marines and about 60 foreign laborers, aid in rapid tent setup. 247 tents were pitched in eight hours, a local record.
Eva Kaber of Lakewood Ohio, held in a Cleveland suburb case of slaying her husband, attempted suicide in a New York jail by slashing her right wrist with a nail. Dickingons return to Bates Creek ranch after visiting friends on a shopping and business trip.
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts introduced a House resolution to prohibit the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Jersey City on July 2 until American WWI veterans are fairly treated. He called Dempsey a big bum for dodging the draft and noted France had been at war before Carpentier enlisted.
The Presbyterian general assembly approved union with the Methodists and Congregational Churches of Canada by a 410 to 4 vote in Toronto. The move joins three denominations into a single communion, signaling a major church consolidation in Canada.
The Congregational Union of Canada approved an organic union with the Methodist and Presbyterian churches in session at Montreal. The plan, forwarded to the Presbyterian general assembly in Toronto, was also approved by the Presbyterians last night.
Funeral services for Jim Ladas a Greek restaurant owner killed Monday afternoon will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from the Shaffer Gay chapel. The Greek society will conduct the services and relatives have arrived from Denver to handle affairs.
The June crop report from the Department of Agriculture shows a forecast of 678 million bushels for winter wheat, down 61 million from May estimates. Spring wheat and other crops including oats and barley are also detailed with production, condition, and acreage figures for 1920.
Ohio supreme court upheld the constitutionality of the law barring German instruction to students below eighth grade. The ruling sustained the conviction of Emil Pohl and H H Bohning, a teacher and trustee of a parochial school, for violation of the act.
Fred H. Martin formerly of New Richmond Wisconsin has been notified of his civil service exam success and appointed as an oil gauger for the Bureau of Mines United States government. He will be stationed at Winnett Montana overseeing crude oil gauging on government royalty lands under RB S Carnahan Jr. and will leave Midwest Refining around June 10 to begin duties soon thereafter.
Casper may set a new June precipitation record as weather observer George McKengie reports 0.84 inches of rain in the first week, marking the driest first seven days yet in Casper.
The Cam per chamber of commerce board met at the Henning hotel this noon to handle a mass of routine business arising over the past week. A committee of the Spanish American War veterans met with the club this morning to perfect arrangements for the July encampment.
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