Quiet Military Wedding in St Mary's Cathedral
The wedding of Miss Barbara Bon to Captain Harley Dagley of the First Cavalry Fort Russell was a quiet ceremony at St Marys Cathedral with only relatives present. The bride wore beige and a bride’s roses boutonniere. groom in service khaki. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will spend a few days in Denver before the First departs next week.
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Monston
Frank L. Houx
Denver
Mra
Rose Pird-Manley
Atate Superintendeent of Public Instruction
Wyoming
Harbara Bon
Frank Bon
Harley, Dagley
First Cavalry
Fort Fuesell
Bishop's Chapel
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mateo
Dagley
Notre Dame
Paltimore
Edith K
Clark
Frances Davis
Plains
Miss Clark
Ss. A. Huston
James Speer
Fred Boice
Paul Lariver
Ceva McMillan
C. D. Carey
Agnes Wright
Martha Post
Mary Brown
Kathryn Organ
Margaret Burdick
Mildred McIntosh
Frank Junk
Clyde Davie
Fort Russell Tea Hosts Civilian Guests at Officers Mess
The Eighty third field artillery women hosted a tea at the officers mess yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Herman Kobbe and Mrs. Huston as hostesses. A profusion of flowers created a bright scene against wintry outdoors.
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Eighty-third Field Artillery
Herman Kobbe
Huston
Visiting List Retired Travelers Share Short News
Mrs Joseph Carey returns from Denver after visiting this week. Vernon Newlin, son of Mr and Mrs Newlin, came back from six months surveying in the Me Norn country with Alex Douglas and party. He witnessed the Burlington wreck tragedy and helped with the dead and injured. Loraine Putnam returns from a government survey and heads to Omaha for business. Mrs RP Fuller and children, and Mrs Held, go to La Jolla California for the winter. Mrs Thomas A Johnston of Portello Idaho visited Hendersons, then proceeds east. She plans to stop in Cheyenne on the way home in spring.
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Joseph MM. Carey
Penver
Vernon Newlin
J. (. Newlin
Alex Douglas
Mr. Newlin
Burlington
Loraine Putnam
Omaha
RP. Fuller
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet At Mrs Parshall Home
The D A R will gather this afternoon at Mrs Parshall s home with Mrs A J Pershall and Mrs J H Walton presiding. The Cheyenne Art association held a Thursday library meeting and adjourned for the holidays. Olive Wills presented a paper on Color in Its Relation to Home Furnishing.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
A. J. Pershall
J. H. Walton
Cheyenne Art Association
Mise Olive Wills
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets in Church Parlor Social
The Presbyterian Aid Society held a well attended social in church parlors yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H S Ridgley presiding. Hostesses were Mrs F W Wall and Mrs Veach. The Baptist Willing Workers met at Mrs James home chaired by Mrs E B Johnston. They planned a church bazaar for Tuesday with home cooked foods, a Japanese booth offering Oriental novelties, pretty maids in Japanese dress serving tea, and a mince meat drawing card.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
H. S&s. Ridgley
F. W. Wall
Veach
Mesdames James, Hanesworth and Schoels
James
E. 8. Johnston
Postoffice Committee Reports $230 Million Appropriation Bill
Washington Dec breaking all speed records the house postoffice committee today reported the annual postoffice appropriation bill aggregating 230000000 dollars including a new item of 1200000 dollars to censor foreign mail.
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Postof
Washington, Bb. C
House Postoffice Committee Today
Secretary Wilson Urges Labor Reallocation Across Industries
Secretary Wilson states the government must shift labor from surplus areas to sectors with labor shortages. He emphasizes directing workers toward industries experiencing demand to boost economic stability and growth.
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Wilson
Orient Influences New Designers in Chic French Lounging Robes
Paris fashion notes describe two costumes borrowing from Japanese and Chinese styles. One kimono inspired deep purple satin gown with embroidered skirt, a low waist yoke, and butterfly obi removed. gold fringe finishes sash ends. The second look features a royal purple satin smoking jacket and cerise satin trousers, with a bright yellow woven skirt design and gold cord side knots.
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Orient
Japan
China
County Clerk Announces Daily Draft Blank Mailing Scheme
The county clerk Ida St Graham says only 5 percent of draft questionnaires will be mailed on December 15 to registrants in Laramie county with 5 percent mailed on each following day. Registrants must return answers within seven days of mailing. The process is expected to take about twenty seven to twenty eight days. A list of assistors includes E Of Osborne Hillsdale George Mremer Robert Albin Anderson Albins Charles 2 Carey Carey's Haneh a C Uoderwood Inver wood Mr Morley Torse Creek and Ed Jacobson Carpenter.
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Laramie
Ida St. Graham
Worken
E. of
Osborne
Iillsdale
George Mremer
Robert
Albin Anderson
Albins
Charles 2. Carey
Carey
Haneh
A. C. Uoderwood
Inverwood
Mr. Morley
Torse
Jane
Carpenter
Otel
Tuderwood
Colorado & Bouthard
Judge Houseman’s Court in Busy Day of Minor Cases
Yesterday in Judge Houseman’s court a flurry of minor cases occupied the docket. Proceedings included several small incidents and routine testimonies as the session moved swiftly through settlements and adjournments.
Three Men Held Over Flag Insult Case
George Webber and John Robbins are jailed awaiting federal inquiry into insulting the United States flag. A third man, Fred Federle, was arrested Wednesday on the same charge. Obbing, a former Cheyenne Light worker, defends that his words were misunderstood and claims he praised the flag.
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George Webber
John Robbins
United States
Fred Federle
Webber
Fifteenth Street
Obbing
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Anid
Hety Owiuse
Mackinaw Identified in Bon Shoe Theft Case
A Mackinaw coat was identified as stolen from Bon Shoe & Clothing, with other loot possibly disposed of before the Cheyenne departure. An unidentified Mexican was arrested at the tower hotel after the robbery, and a search for the man who entered Hop store continues in nearby towns.
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Bon Shoe & Clothing Company
Cheyenne
Tower Hotel
Cage Quintet Begins Workout At Local High School
The Cheyenne high school basketball season starts with over thirty players reporting for practice. The large squad is split into groups for tryouts as Coach Peach Estes plans a crowded schedule and limits on games. Dances after games are banned again this winter.
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Estes
Beecause
Cheyenne
Peach Estes
Sheriff Office Quickly Nabs Douglas Hotel Robbery Suspect
Less than a day after being charged with robbing a Douglas hotel, Md Horton was jailed in Lane County and awaited extradition to Converse County. The arrest marks one of the swiftest catches by the sheriff's office this jurisdiction has seen.
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Douglas
W Zite
MD Horton
Lane County
Drouglas
Converse County
Horton Ie
Sheriff's Office
Tarminot Five
Burglary at Dannelly Café Leads to Arrests Sought
Deputy George Carroll arrested a burglar who entered Dannelly cafe through a side window and stole a box of clears a carton of cigarettes and gum. Cash register money was missing. Mr and Mrs Perroncell reported the robbery and snow tracks showed entry. No arrest yet. Public lands leasing bills to boost coal oil and power production set for December congressional session. Sheridan coal miners receive a 450 per ton increase.
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Dannelly Cafe
Congress
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