Shower honors Minn Wolcott bride to be
Miss Wolcott, soon to wed in June, was surprised at Mrs. W. King’s East Baconi street home during a Pythian Sisterhood shower. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, music, and a three course dinner for fourteen. The center piece echoed a past hostess gift. West Circle of the First Baptist church plans a Thursday meeting at 2 pm with Kensington circle hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. E. King
South Beech Street
Beech Street
Otto Schwennesen
Chicago
Hobart
Ind
Miss Larson
Schwennesen
Casper
Schwenneson
Weber Commercial Company
Schwen
General Aid
General Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington’ Circle
Fay Tilsrd
Selma Young
Mrs. Midwest
Hal Riney
Polly Townend
Told W. Bowman
Roll ‘Om Jolson
Polly Wickstrim
Suzetto
John R. Thompson
John Street
W. K. Edwards
Lorraine Raich
Ruth Scott
Mildred Bubb
Sylvia Lobdell
F. D. Parker
Charley Creech
Mabel Loschinsky
Sam Bornstein
Carney Peterson
Ethel Mann
Constance O'Malley
Paul R. Hopper
Miss Wickstrum
Midwest
Don Lobdell
Harold Smith
Abilena
B. C. Calhoun
D. W. Ogilbee
R. M- Tucker
Lew Price
Cachella
BE. H. Poster
Wild Ora
P. Riney
Madame Tincy
B. C. Vance
Hawley
Personal notices from Sheridan to Casper
Personal items list Mr and Mrs William Diener of Sheridan visiting Mills with daughter Josephine and son Walter. Attorney W F Patten returns from Cheyenne. Mac Parker back in Denver on business. Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson visiting from Lander for two weeks in Casper. Mr and Mrs Silan Brooke visiting H N Patton on South Walcott. Warren Cromwell resumes position at Midwest Refining in Live Printing offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. T. Williams
William Diener
Josephine
Walter
Sheridan
Frank P. Diener
Mills
Harold Johnson
B. K. Lewis
Casper
Mr. Johnson
Silan Brooke
City
H. N. Patton
South Walcott Street
Warren Cromwell
Midwest Refining Company
Funeral Services Held for Former Cuban President
Funeral services for Gen. Jose M. Gomez former president of Cuba were held at St. Patrick's Cathedral New York in solemn requiem mass attended by family and foreign diplomats. An escort of U S troops carried the ossuary to Pennsylvania Station for transport to Key West and Havana for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose M. Gomez
Cuba
St. Patrick's Cathedral
United States
Ossicet
Pennsylvania Station
Key West
Havana
Senora Gomez
Narcisa
Wyoming bids sought for $1.6 million highway bonds
The Wyoming State Treasurer invites sealed bids to purchase $1,600,000 in negotiable highway bonds dated September 1, 1921. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, redeemable in ten years, payable twenty years from date, with denominations of 500, 1000, 5000 and 10000 dollars. Proceeds fund public ponds construction and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
National City Bank of New York
New York City
Bite
Cheyenne
Bute
State of Wyoming
A. D. Hoskins
Around the Clock Debutantes Shine in Legion Show
The Irte theater hosts the three hour home talent revue Around the Clock With the Debutantes under the American Legion, with Casper Eades paying tribute to veterans relief. A large cast of local actors performs in numerous solo and ensemble numbers, praised for its overall polish and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Casper Eades
Organization
America
Irte
Yeomen select Walhurst ranch for national home
Delegates and a committee of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen have nearly agreed on buying Walhurst ranch near Denver as the organization's national home. The price is reported at 590 0. Approval by the conclave is needed to finalize the purchase. The site was long considered and is the country home of Horace W. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Walhurst Ranch
W. R. Shirley
Welhurst
Walhurst
Alte
Horace W. Bennett
Peeper on Ladder Shot in Denver
Clifford Graham twenty four is shot and seriously wounded by Wendell Jones after being found on a ladder peering through a window. Jones arrested then released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Clifford Graham
Wendell Jones
Jones
Graham
Anglo Japanese Alliance Debate Before Prime Ministers
London reports the renewal of the Anglo Japanese pact to be a key topic at the conference of prime ministers. Australian Premier Hughes backs renewal framed to satisfy the United States while Canadian Premier Meighen is expected to push for denouncement of the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hughes
Australia
United States
Meighen
Canada
Sunday Picture Shows Legal In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 16 The state criminal court of appeals upheld seven decisions finding moving picture theatres do servile labor is prohibited by law and therefore illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Moving Picture
State Criminal Court of Appeals
First Wheat Marketed Near Wichita Falls
Wheat from wagons was received and sold at two dollars a bushel with a bonus of 1 75 cents per bushel in Wichita Falls Texas. The sale marks the early marketing of the season for flat wheat delivered to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
First Band Concert Opens Casper Park Season
The Casper concert band under H. W. Compton will stage its first outdoor program of the year Friday night at the new city park across from the Ely Twill. The program features marches, overtures, selections including Macushla, and the Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
New City Park
Ely Twill
H. W. Compton
Compton
Suppe
Latetiee
Heaton
Casper Kiwanis
Ee Compton
Macushla
Chauncey Olcott
Ball
Liea
Filmore
Hayes
Sousa
Teacher of Lad Fowler Recovers Body Then Delivers Funeral Sermon
Cheyenne June 16 A friend who taught Lewis R Fowler 14 at the Bell school ten miles west of Cheyenne on Happy Jack road dragged the boy from Bell reservoir Tuesday and tried for over an hour to revive him. Rev Alvah Redd ordained minister preached the boy's funeral sermon at Hobbs Huckfelt and Finkbiner mortuary. The body was buried in Lakeview cemetery. coroner Bayley Finkbiner did not call for an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lewis R. Fowler
Little
Ten Mileg
Happy Jad
Bell Reservoir
Iife
Alvah Redd
Bell School
Hobbs, Huckfelt and Finkbiner
Lakeview Cemetery
Bayley Finkbiner
Frankfort grocer John Fallis shoots six during arrest raid
Frankfort Kentucky June 16 John Fallis a local grocer fired on six men while resisting arrest after an altercation between a police officer and Fallis son. Fallis reportedly barricaded in a combined grocery store and dwelling before leaving the building as officers moved in. Meanwhile in Holland women celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of a law allowing girls into high schools and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
John Fallis
Frankfort Grocer
Fallis
Wallis
Holland
Hich
Atudeis
Senate divided on Packer bill vote set today
Washington June 17 The senate moved toward a vote on packing regulation with tight race lines. Proponents claimed 32 votes for the senate bill, 28 against and 12 doubtful while house bill supporters claimed a 10 vote lead. Senator McCormick attacked the bill as autocratic. Senator Kenyon defended FTC reports as basis for action in citizens interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture
House
Advcates
House Bll
McCormick
Sinois
Russia
Germany
Kenyon
Towa
Federal Trade Commission
Red Cross seeks Mrs Morris Cooley in Casper contact
The local Red Cross asks for the address of Mrs Morris Cooley whose last known residence was Casper. Red Cross office is in room 216 Midwest building. Also notes early banks started by Priscila Wakefield near London in 1789 for children and 1404 for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Morris Cooley
Casper
Red Cros
Midwest Building
Priscila Wakefield
Totenham
London
Oil Prices To Be Cut Again In Wyoming
A ten cent per barrel cut on all grades of Wyoming crude oil will be posted tomorrow morning with the new prices effective immediately. An additional 15 cent cut is anticipated within the next week as market conditions improve. Governor Harting noted discussions with cattle industry men and expressed optimism about the sector's near-term recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Harting
Hard Times For Livestock Men Are Near End
Gov. W P G Harding told bankers and livestock leaders in Dallas that optimism is rising for Texas ranchers. He spoke at a mass meeting noting the livestock industry should soon recover from hard times, urging continued support and prudent policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
W. P. G. Harding
Funeral Board
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Bhowee
June Bride
Cromwell
Reon
Mirmof. G. Richardson
B. B. Brooks
Douglas
Hlod, Curtia
Thermopolis
Qurtla
New York Oil Company
Thermopolia
R. M. Bartholomow
W. ER. Finney
Salt Creek Fields
M. C. Price
Dick West
Leo Dunn
Wyoming National Bank
Jake Schilleress
Kansas City
Schilleress
H. H. Schwarts
C. B. Richardson
Consolidated Royalty Company
Thomas Costello
C. Brunsvold Haa
Thomas Lind
Halt Creek
Iris Theater
W. G. Burnett
Burnett Optical Company
W. 4. Patten
Macern
Mac Parker
Lloyds
Legion
Legionnaires
Edwin Owrid
Junior Bott
Misa Chatter
Ava Wear
Irene Richter
Baby Ruth ‘Trevet
Colorado
Oklahoma
L. J. Perraul
Smith
Ees East
Cabal
Center Street Park
Hollinson
the Tribune
Packer
Rexall
Kimball
Kimbal
the Safe Drug Stores
Rexall Fountain
Rexall Fountains
Liggett’s Grape Juice
Midwest Pharmacy
Kimball Drug Stores
Rexall Stores
the Pioneer Stores
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