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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
4
Miss Bather Castle hosted a party honoring her fifteenth birthday with fifteen schoolmates. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Holeman and Helen Holdeman of Parkerton Wyoming. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Castle.
A. E. Winter H. C. Johnson and George D. Owen toured Powder River with Midwestern Investment. Surveyors led by Richard Kittle stake property for the same company. James Filbin and children travel from Central City Nebraska to Casper to join his Standard Oil employee husband. Byron F. E. White and wife head to Tenaseep ranch for summer. A Campbell visits from Cheyenne on business. Patrick Sullivan and wife return from Denver trips. Margaret Sullivan and Irma Patton visit Denver. W. C. Tillotson speaks for John Wyeth and Brothers at Casper. Frank Halterman visits from Denver for Upjohn. Dr R A Rathbun returns from Laramie representing Mills and Hutton. T. C. Speers travels to Lusk on company business. Katherine Zelders visits from Denver with sister Mrs Doren. Mr and Mrs Ralson Field in Casper from Boulder for a stay. Mrs Laula A Corbett and daughter arrive from Virginia to summer with Mr Corbett amid family matters after the murder of John J Corbett.
The Casper YWCA seeks loans of living room furniture and household items to outfit the old Methodist parsonage on East Second Street, soon to serve as temporary headquarters. Mrs. Loy heads the drive, with Miss Bertha Miller planning organization ahead of the association drive. donations of linens and kitchen equipment are also welcomed.
Archbishop Fumasoni arrives as third Vatican envoy to Japan, aims for long stay or permanent appointment. He notes historic missions by O Connell and Petrelli, discusses potential Japanese representation at the Holy See and recalls missionary status in the Caroline and Mariannen islands now under Sydney archbishopric.
The report notes Japan's exports to Argentina rising from about 1 million to 16 million dollars by 1918. It cites direct shipping lines, new branches, Yokohama Specie Bank, and a Japanese chamber of commerce as reshaping commerce. Major items include textiles, silk, copper goods, tin plate, china, and writing implements. Jr and Mrs C C Kirk arrive in Casper to visit friends.
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