Religious services and sermons at local churches
The Society Presbyterian plans a morning sermon on Readjustment and an evening lecture on The Religious Life of the People of Russia. St Mark's holds Holy Communion at 9 45 am and 11 am services with a 7 30 pm evening prayer. First Baptist and First Methodist feature morning services, Sunday school, and evening programs led by Rev John G Ross of Livings ton Montana.
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Russia
First Baptist
John G. Ross
First Methodist Church
Livingston, Mont
Honor Guest at Kitchen Shower for Milligan
Mildred Sherman hosted a kitchen shower Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Marie Milli gan whose marriage to Orville Fraz er of Larmile will be sermonized on Wednesday January 8. Friends showered items to modernize the bride to be s kitchen and later served refreshments.
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Mires
Mildred Sherman
Marie ‘Milligan
Orville Frazer
Larmile
Kensington Tea Hosts Mrs Len Shirley at Home
Mrs Len Shirley acted as host with assistance from her mother Mrs Fi Pf Noreros and Mrs John Shirley at a Kensington tea held Friday afternoon. The room featured black and white color with a pink rose centerpiece. guests included Mrs F A John, Mrs Fred Frenich, Mrs S F Martin, Fred Roy, Jack Bixler, J W Shirley, Cecil Law, Sam Garrett, Misses Margaret McBride and Mother Hack HTL.
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Len Shirley
Kensington
Shirley
Fi Pf Noreros
John Shirley
Betty Law
Fred Frenich
F. Martin
Fred Roy
Jack Bixler
J. W. Shirley
Cecil Law
Sam Garrett
Margaret McBride
Mother Hack- Htl
Made Regent of D A R Honored in Wyoming Chapter
Mrs. B Br. Brooka of Casper is named regent of the Fort Casper chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution. She was among delegates to the state meeting of the DAR during the state federation. While living here she was active in the Cheyenne chapter’s affairs.
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B. Br. Brooka
Casper
Fort Casper
Daughters of American Revolution
Brooka
DD. A. R
Brooks
Cheyenne
Personal Mention From Perry Iowa Visitors
Mrs. John Relfe of Perry Iowa who has been visiting her sister Mrs. E B Ingersoll and her daughter Miss Clara Ralfe left yesterday for her home. She was summoned to Reyenne when her daughter was ill with influenza. She went to Rawlins the first of last week and spent the New Year with her son Carl Raife and met her little grandson John Carl Raife. Mrs M H Hartung and her son Martin Jr have gone to Omaha where they are visiting friends.
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John Relfe
Perry
Iowa
E. B. Ingersoll
Clara Ralfe
Reyenne
Rawlins
Carl Raife
John Carl Raife
M. H. Hartung
Martin, Jr
Omaha
Japan's plenipotentiaries seen as seasoned Paris insiders
Tokio reports Marquis Kimooh Salonji and Baron Nobuaki Makino will head Japan's delegation to the peace conference in France. Salonji studied in Paris for a decade and is praised for fluency in French language and literature. Makino is likewise an experienced diplomat.
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Tokio
Kimooh Salonji
Nobuaki Makino
Japan
Aries
France
Margulis Salonji
Paris
University of Paris
Viscount Morono
Japanese Statesman and Diplomat Centerpiece of Era
The article recounts a Japanese elder statesman rising from early radical journalism in Paris to influential roles in diplomacy and government. He served as minister to Austria and Germany, education minister, foreign affairs minister, and president of the Seiyukai party, shaping US-Japan talks on California land law and steering cabinets before passing leadership to Takashi Hara.
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Japan
Paris
Europe
United States
Brune Ito
Austria
Germany
Privy Council
Seiyukai
Takashi Hara
rSaron Makino
House of Peers
Foreign Office
Rome
Vienna
Weather summary from U.S. Weather Bureau bulletin
The report records 6am to 6pm temperatures with a 27 degree current reading and 26 degree normal mean for the date. It notes a 2 degree rise in the last 24 hours, a high of 32 degrees at 2:10 pm, a low of 21 degrees at 6 pm, and a northwest wind reaching 48 mph at 12:38 pm. Precipitation totals since January 1 are 0.04 inches.
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Eel Clear Clear
Reward Offered for Newspaper Thief in Cheyenne Leader
JOAN WOOD, Circulation Manager of the Cheyenne State Leader, offers a ten dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of any person stealing the newspaper after delivery by the paper’s carriers. The notice seeks to deter theft and ensure safe distribution of the state leader.
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State Leader
Cheyenne
Listing rooms for rent during legislative session
A committee is coordinating lodging for legislative guests in Cheyenne. Residents with rooms or boarders available are urged to report to H. E. Crain or Ral G. Road with contact details and room capacity to accommodate the visitors.
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Tnidkw
Men
Cherenne
H. E. Crain
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Georgette
Jersey
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Weather Bureau
Joan Wood
H. Ki. Onain
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