Doorell-Kicnaw Marriage Notice
Yesterday a marriage announcement notes the union of Doorell and Kicnaw with brief details and ceremonial context. The notice records the couple and event timing without extended background.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
3
Yesterday a marriage announcement notes the union of Doorell and Kicnaw with brief details and ceremonial context. The notice records the couple and event timing without extended background.
Rev Charles A Wilson performed a quiet wedding for Stanley P Boorell and Bloomingon Al resident Mr Kleinpaw at Presbyterian Manor in Welcott Street. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit. The couple will reside at Alexander Apartments. Social events include Young Betron's Club at the YWCA 2:30 PM and a Parkerton Eastern Star tea with car service from the Masonic temple. Mrs C H Lowe hosts a Maccabees tea at 119 South Lincoln Street.
Fremont attorney Howard W. Lewis returns home after duties. Gordon the state land commissioner travels to Douglas for a land sale. H R Green of San Francisco and William G. Titcomb of Laramie are in Casper on business. Mr and Mrs W C Benton of Wheatland visit for business and friends. Multiple locals, including D L Lewis of Oklahoma City and Harold Stratford, return from study and work. A A Spaugh of Manville and Mrs C A Bishop of Casper are among visitors.
Side walks from the railroad crossing on West Yellowstone to the refinery edge will be completed this week by the Midwest and Standard refining companies. Safety signs will urge plant employees and pedestrians to use the new sidewalks to prevent accidents along the roadway.
A Red Cross message says Effie B. Acker of 341 West Eighth Street has been told relatives are safe in Pueblo and will reply. The message was addressed to Mrs. C. E. Brown and received in the local chapter.
Dr. J H Jeffrey, president of the Wyoming Chiropractle Amuneration, awaits the final nine days of a district court sentence after being convicted of practicing medicine without a license.
The state highway commission is paving the Platte river and Casper creek approaches to the Yellowstone highway and will open to travel before week’s end. The pavement connects two cement bridges placed last summer. traffic is detoured and the old wooden bridge over Casper Creek is in use. In Honduras 0 percent of the people cannot read and write.
The Wyoming conservatory of music gains interest with daily applications for various study lines. Instructors plan summer and winter concert tours and collaborations with opera and concert organizations. Vacancies exist for fall. Mr Edwards seeks boys for a band at St Mark's parish houses. W M Scotten returns to city headquarters.
A silver offering collected at a Baptist church brotherhood meeting swelled the relief fund for Colorado flood victims. The money will be turned over to Casper chamber of commerce leadership, with Mrs. Neal Tyler of Trout River to present the funds at the Nicholay residence on North Wolcott Street.
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