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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text mentions a play called The Man Who Came Back and references to performances at a Playhouse. Several garbled names and phrases appear, including references to individuals and places, but the exact events and details are unclear from the readable portions.
Miss Ina Jasorka formerly of Mall, Minn., and William O. Omaha, from Fort Logan, married at the Gibbons residence in Sheridan with C. Cusick performing the ceremony. Guests enjoyed a reception and musical evening as friends from Laramie and Nobr visited the Plains.
In Laramie and surrounding areas small items recount daily events. G S Self recovers from pneumonia while regional figures such as Robert High of Potter and Professor Earl Andrew are mentioned in community updates. A Y M C A meeting and boxing event details appear amid a wave of personal notices and travel mentions.
The Plains today hosted a mix of visitors and officials. Among them were Coach John Corbett leaving for Fort Collins to referee a college game, Representative David Kendall returning from Sheridan, Lt. Spencer Symons from the United States Army aviation service, and numerous Denver and Lincoln guests visiting the city. Local residents and families, including Mr. and Mrs. Steppe and Miss Fay Groas, are noted in the social roundup.
Last night at the Plains hotel Senator C. D. Oviatt entertained a group of guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. Dickinson, Senator and Mrs. Charles Meyers of Evanston Wyoming, Mrs. Georges Hant, Mind Marthe Oviatt, and Lilly Agnes Wright of Laramie. A dance party is planned for Thursday evening February 20 with the Kopard orchestra.
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