Wedding of Fenkaye and Carl J Meteakt at Ogallala Neb
The spring wedding of Fenkaye and Carl J Meteakt of Ogallala Nebraska drew a large turnout from the Class of 1907 with Mrs Jenkins a graduate among guests. The reception featured purple and white decor, white carnations, a kitchen shower, and gifts of fine utilities for the honored couple.
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Fenkaye
Carl J
Meteakt
Ogallalid
Neb
Reese
Henry Heese
Charles A. Garwood
Heinrich
Finkhones
Ada. B. Coates
Elisabeth Suine
C. L. Branson
C. H. Garwood
Merman Jaecket
Hisio Jenkins
Agnes Jenkins
Ethe la Pash
Plota Kelley
Maude Dildine
Anna Lebhart
Margaret Brooks
Paris Fashion Hints and Anniversaries Noted In Town
The article lists residents visiting and traveling for the anniversary celebration scene. It mentions John Upson returning from Marshalltown and guesting with Mr. and Mrs. John Hy Smith, Harry Taylor settling in town after a bank position, Mrs Gibson visiting Judge Clark in California, and Katherine Maddox awaiting Denver travel with D W Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Upsonf
Marshalltown
John “Hy Smith
Itp Son
Smith
Harry Taylor
First National Bank
John Moore
City Briefs and Local Events Highlight Cheyenne Society
Mrs. Glafcke, the Florist, offers choice cut flowers and floral work with contact at 84 Ferguson off 28rd street. Cheyenne grocers and their employees plan a banquet tonight at the Industrial club. Two soldiers P Irvin and John O'Brien arraigned for stealing. Padgett pleads guilty to stealing a wheel. fines and jail terms imposed. Five Cheyenne high students enter an oratorical contest to select delegates to the State University team in Laramie on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
Sittite University
Laramie
Sightseers Visit St Pauls Cathedral in London
Visitors to St Pauls Cathedral climb to the whispering gallery via 260 steps from the library. The gallery sits about 210 feet above the floor and carries a curious echo. A whisper near one wall is heard clearly across 108 feet in a water night line.
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St.Paul's Cathedral
London
Ninety first Birthday Celebration For Odd Fellows Lodge
The ducal lodge of Odd Fellows celebrated its ninety first anniversary with a smoker on Tuesday evening where speeches were given by members. Judge Mat aon granted a divorce to Mrs Edna Markham from Selmer W Markham on grounds of non support. A team ran away at 2 pm near West Seventeenth street hitting a man who suffered minor injuries. An auto hit a horse on Carey avenue near Seventeenth street dragging the animal briefly. Frank Harrold Hrivk McCloy and William Golden were fined in police court for disturbance Tuesday night. Baseball supplies James Bros.
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Ducal Lodge of Odd Fellows
Order
Eddy
Seventeenth
J. D. Wright
Fred Hoffman
Si Smith
Carey Avenue
Seventeenth Street
British syndicate eyes Trinidad oil fields probe
Dr M J Stephan and S C Lowa representing a 1.6 million dollar British syndicate sail on Crown of Grenada to assess Trinidad oil prospects. Stephan warns against wildcat schemes while noting Standard Oil’s competitive stance and potential British navy fuel demand. Reports pending from the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trinidad
M. J. Stephan
8. C. Lowa
Crown of
Grenada
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co
Oifields
Stephan
Gulcy
Standard Oil Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward
Kelley
Windred Card Club
Thia Club
Morten
A. Deliciona
Len
Luella Amman
Grace
Havel Kelley
Mesdames David
Hulse
William
Dineen
Robert
J. H. Smith
J.-H. Skidmore
William Millis
Ert Morten
Mallen
Werbridge Club
Mra
William Dubois
Mra. Mullen
Mesdames
A. J. Rodel
B. BR. Treat
R. A. Hopkins
William Walker
Albert Jonnatan
M. Hartung
Pitt Covert
Willam Dubois
Luella Moore
Rs. Wharf
Paris
Mrs. Gibson
Clfiie
Jower
California
Judge Clark
Charles Lloyd
A.J
D. W. Gill
Katherine Maddox
Denver
Saunders
Bas Twentieth Street
SOREN
Tau
USA
Capitol Avenue
Lond
ST. Pauls Cathedral
Baseball Supplies
James Bros
Ingersoll Store
Caoroy Avenue
England
Standard Oil
California Fig Whup Co
Magla
Carey Ave
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