Cheyenne Wedding Celebrates Swainson Walsh Union
A June wedding united Clarence A Swainson and Miss Catherine A Walsh at the bride’s home in Cheyenne. Rev Father Hartmany officiated as guests and family attended, with a reception and wedding breakfast for 35. The couple plan a two week honeymoon to Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City before settling at 714 East Nineteenth Street after July 15.
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Clarence Arthur Swainton
Catherine Agnes Walsh
Frank Tallmire
Shawyer
Father Hartmany
St. Mary's Cathedral
Margaret Walsh
Andrew KB. Moeidel
Swainson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
East
Nineteenth
Cheyenne
Convent of the Holy Child
Gwalnson
Law Department
University of Michigan
Cheyene
Baldrich Justice Wedding at the Justice Home
Eugene Tyman Baldrich and Miss Rachel Justice wed at six in the morning at the bride’s father E. W. Justice’s National block home. The Rev. E. B. Brace of the First Methodist church officiated the simple ring ceremony amid limited relatives and friends. The bride wore a traveling suit.
State Nurses Association Holds Annual Meeting in Cheyenne
The annual meeting of the State Nurses Association will be held in Cheyenne Saturday at 3 o clock in the Carnegie library. Mrs. T. J. Honneberry will preside in the absence of President Miss Stoneman. All registered nurses in the state are invited to attend.
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State Nurses’ Association
Cheyenne
Carnegie Library
T. J. Honneberry
Miss Stoneman
Visiting List From Glendive to Grover and Cheyenne
Mrs. W. D. Gochenour and two children from Glendive Montana visit Mrs. F. M. Howard in Cheyenne then travel to Grover Colorado to see Gochenour parents. Mrs. T. O. Arsenault and Miss Catherine Billett of Minneapolis attend a wedding in Cheyenne and stay with Frank Tallmire's family until July. Mrs. R. A. Hopkins and daughter Dorothy have gone to Nebraska.
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W. D. Gochenour
Glendive
Montana
Frank Tallmire
Tallmire
Minnesota
R. A. Hopkins
Dorothy
Nebraska
Coterie Art Club Hosts Help One Another Meeting
The Coterie Art Club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Al Finch. Mrs. A. F. Lowe will extend hospitality to the Help One Another Club this afternoon.
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Coterie Art Club
al Finch
A. F. Lowe
Woman's club meeting highlights 1920s notes
Mrs. Robert O'Brien hosted the Woman's club of Ri. M. A. with Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs in attendance. Officers were elected: President L. R. Ty non, vice president W. E. Hinrichs, secretary R. H. Dutcher, treasurer A. J. Miller. Funds raised supported the Red Cross furlough house project and Y. M. C. A programs. A June party is planned at Mrs. Hubert Archer’s home.
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D. A. Th
PD. A. R
Fd Nash
Robert O'Brien
Woman's Club
Ri. M. A
W. E. Hinrichs
Tes
Fred Miller
Airs. Miller
Sodal
General Federation Memorial
Purlough
France
Hubert Archer
Red Cross
State Federation
L. R. Tynon
W. E
Church Circles Announce Meeting This Afternoon
The Anns Gelion and members of the church will hold a gathering this afternoon with Mr. Frank and Governor Mannion in attendance at the Hous af the governor's manor.
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Anta
Gordon W
T. OU
Mr. Frank & Hous
Governor's Mannion
Ancient beggars moved from Juarez church area to asylum
In Juarez Mexico on June 5, authorities decide to relocate the old blind and crippled beggars who lived near the village church. The move sends them to an asylum formerly Villa's slaughter plant as charity groups take over care. Many beggars died in revolutionary battles while begging near the church.
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Villas
Juaturz
Mex
Old Mexico
Cote
Tileslon Church
Villa
Comprtesian of
Juares
Charition
el Paso
Hundred Familiars Arrive in May at Wyoming Border
Inspection certificates issued by the state veterinarian show migrants importing stock entered Wyoming in May. Most arrivals came via the Burlington and Northwestern railroads into the Cambria part of the wal e.
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State Veterinarian’s Office
Burlington
Northwestern
Cambra
Wale
Groups in England Encourage Their Men Navy Officers Help Cable Crew
A report describes British officers visiting two submarine cable laying vessels on the Thames near Greenwich. They discuss crew recreation, a hotel party, gramophones and records, and a charity fund to boost morale with daily events and penny fines.
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Epgline
Dixon -Scoit
Menter
Derlaral
Deco Srolt
Pixes Scott
Mra D
Mr. Wison-Scott
England
Dixon-Scott
Kate
Katherine
S& Short
Grammophone
Truancy at Camp Lewis Triggers Army Lesson
A private at Camp Lewis learned day to day methods fail in the army after using truancy to seek a furlough extension. The tale includes a telegram from a man in California requesting more time due to a gravely ill father and a physician’s sign off.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Camp
Lewi
California
Plank
Sying Urvete Uigek
Unclear Military Memo Reveals Private Sanity Breakthrough
The report cites a captain affected by a note from a private tied to a “best of dad” attack. An undercover agent uncovers a ruse as a bink policeman pa trolling his boat. The finder says the private was told to return, ending any fur lough extension.
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Secret Service
Jearueal
Tran
Dad
Bink
Military Authoritim
Hlank
Large May Cattle Imports Reported Into Wyoming
State veterinary records show May importations totaling 82 240 range cattle and 629 dairy stock into Wyoming. About 25 000 came from southwestern states and 4 000 from Omaha market. Dairy cattle were Holstein and Ayrshire. many cattle were yearlings and two to three years old. Some animals were wintered over for next year’s markets. The text notes horses and other work animals brought by settlers.
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Wyoming
Ae Texas
Arkrons
New Mexico
Denver
Omaha
New York City Decree Ignites Use of Decoration Materials
June 5 in Gehy New York reports a government order requiring municipalities to source materials from secretive sellers for hall decorations while the imperial clothing board blocks clothing deliveries and curbs sales of worn footwear and leather goods to designated buyers.
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Gehy
New York
Germany
Berlin
Imperial Clothing Board
Imperial Beard
Riverton Rail Yards Boom With Drills and Pipelines
Riverton's rail yard activity rises with two new Star drilling outfits and a puller set for unloading. About ten car loads of material arrive for Riverton refining tracks. One drill heads to Maverick Springs, another to Pilot Butte. Minolta pipeline crew advances the line between Pilot Butte and Riverton. A dozen locals drill far off tributaries, with around twenty drills total. Sand Draw's bogan well shows heavy pressure, suggesting potential gasoline output near a thousand gallons daily with proper equipment.
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Riverton
Riverton Refining Company
Maverick Springs
Midwest Refining Company
Pilot Butte
Minolta
Bogan
Sand Draw
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