Interesting Wedding Unites Clare Corcoran and J Shedhan Jr
A wide circle of relatives and friends attended the wedding of Miss Clare Corcoran and J Shedhan Jr at St Marys Cathedral on Wednesday morning. The bridal party included Frma Corcoran maid of honor and Nan ONeill bridesmaid. The bride, a popular Cheyenne figure and Union Pacific telegraph employee, wore a burgundy coat suit with matching accessories. the groom is a young Evans Street businessman. The couple left for a wedding trip along the east coast and will reside with Mrs. Josephine Corcoran in Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Corcoran
Anil Gawaril J. Shedhan
St. Mary's
Father Hartman
Frma Corcoran
Fioner
Mike Pagan
Nan O'ell
Erma Corcoran
Jovey
Cheyenne
The
Holy Jesus Academy
Union Pacific
Josephine Corcoran
Portland
Ore
Jp. J. Sheahan
Evans Street
Minnie Jolee
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Judge Carey Returns From Laramie After Commencement
Judge Joseph M. Carey and his wife, a member of the University of Wyoming board of trustees, spent two days in Laramie for the commencement exercises and returned home last night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kelly arrived from Denver and will stay in the city for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Laramie
Board of Trustees
University of Wyoming
J. W. Kelly
Denver
Colo
Will
Denver Visitors Attend Local Meeting Plan Summer Gatherings
Denver visitors including Parsons and Gaylord attended city events. The Princes Willard W T U met at Mrs Norcross home with Tower presiding and Mary Richards leading devotionals. Helen James sang and Ruth Hanesworth played piano, with Bruce Jackson and Katherine Pearson also participating. Lunch was served by Mrs Norcross and Mrs Law. The union will meet monthly in summer, next on July 15 with Mrs Shirley. Mrs Kenneth Smith returned home to Pine Bluffs after a week staying with Mrs L Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W. G. T. U
P. Norcross
Mera. A. Tt. Tower
Mary Richards
Helen James
Ruth Hanesworth
Bruce G. Jackson
Katherine Pearson
Kenneth Smith
Pine Bluffs
City
Mra Fh. L. Ward
Entertains at Kensington with Pink and White Theme
Mrs J A Miller hosted a Kensington gathering Saturday at Wenoon at 5 o clock. Guests included Mesdames Warrington Lessenger Foley Adamsky Yonick and Miss Adamsky with the hostess. Nearby reports note visitors from Chicago Kansas City and Rawlins and YWCA conference news for Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Kensington
Wenoon
Central School Girls Organize Y W C A Club
The central high school girls formed a Y W C A club with Miss Tush Bridenbaugh elected leader. Members anticipate a youth conference at Estes Park on July 1, with Mrs. Charles D. Curry and Mrs. Albert Johnson to chaperone by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. GA
Tush Bridenbaugh
Estes Park
Charles D. Curry
Albert Johnson
Estes By
Motor
Westminster Guild Met in Church Parlors for Yearend Meeting
The Westminster Guild held its final meeting of the year in the church parlors with Mrs. M Mosehoom Mrs A O Whitters and Miss Grace Pinerson as hostesses. Miss Margaret Weaver was chosen as the guilds delegate to the Estes Park conference with Miss Grace Clark and Mrs J Carl Metcalf named as alternates. A program followed featuring two vocal selections by Mrs Arneal and readings by Miss Weaver and Miss Gladys Hix with Winnifred Stuart in attendance. Mr Chartes Everett of Seattle was here briefly. Miss Minnie Joice of Colorado Springs is visiting Mrs J Sheahan Sr. Bart Milatzogon of Mr and Mrs Paul Milatzo is improving after an operation at the Post hospital. Mrs D M Forsyth and her two young daughters depart for Blue Grass county near Wheatland for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
M. Mosehoom
A. O. Whitters
Grace’ Pinerson
Margaret Weaver
Bart Milatzo
Paul Milatzo
The
Post Hospital
Milatero
Apo
Mrs Shingle Returns From Washington After DAR Visit
Mrs Shingle arrives home from Washington where she attended the Daughters of the American Revolution annual meeting. Representing Wyo ming at the congress she presented the Wyoming State flag and spoke on suffrage praise. Mrs Shingle is a Cheyenne chapter member and brief visits by Miss Erma Downey Miss Agnes Forsling and others noted. Dr J E Hawthorne and Mr M Gandhouse among visiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Shingle
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary At Miller Home
Mr and Mrs J A Miller celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary with a 22 covers dinner for family and guests at 569 West Twentieth Street The event featured red white and blue decorations and a reception with cake and gifts Also noted were Bishop P A McGovern's upcoming tour of the Wyoming diocese and Joseph Martin's return from overseas with train service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Miller
West Twentysfxth Street
Lees
Mrs. Miller
Joseph
Martin
France
Publisher Victor Polachek Leaves New York American
Victor Polachek of the New York American resigns from Hearst organization after 21 years of service. He held editorial roles from copyreader to managing editor and published various Hearst publications. He plans rest and has no fixed future plans yet.
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Victor MH. Polachek
Albert A. Mearet
State Leader
Victor HW. Polachk
New York American
William Randolph Hearst
Whiich
Iir
Pelanthek
Pelachek
Hearst
Gargalho
Hearst Publications
Grain market wrap reports corn up on strong demand and easing supply
The report notes higher corn prices from outside buying and long positions, with market absorption of heavy selling and optimistic crop advice. Cash corn weakens slightly while futures show volatility amid strike talk, money concerns, and a cautious outlook for broader market factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Lost Cabin Ore Boom Reported in Wyoming Mines
Marty Hime reports ore from several Lost Cabin claims in Battle Park showing gold values from 15000 to 45000 dollars per ton, noted as a bonanza for gold at Wasm Wyoming on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasm
Wyo
Marty H. Hime
Lost Cabin
Battle Park
Hidden Dome Gas For Greybull Plants
Gas delivery plan involves the Widdendome field to Masin and Greybull. HWimois Pipe Line Company will build the line and the gas will be marketed by an Ohio company supplying both refineries at Greybull and the nearby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Wyo
Widdendome
Masin
Greybull
Hwimois Pipe Line
T" Ohio Company
Gas Pipeline Plans Increase in Utility Office Staff
Proposals to lay a 36 mile pipeline for domestic and other purposes call for expanded office forces in both Ohio and Mississippi line companies. The project will boost staffing to manage construction, finance, and operations as crews prepare for the new utility service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlo
TI Finois
Wanted strong boy for press room apply foreman Sherman
Advertisement seeks a strong boy for the press room in Sherman with after noon hours and state lead er. Apply after 12:00 noon.
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Chicago
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A. M. Jack
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Gheyenne
Mollister
Stele Historical Department
Wyoming
Patrig
Capitol
Rey Regentelue
Rochester
Mitters
N. R. Greenfield
Rawlins
George Kinniken
St. Louis
Mathers
GC. Shields
Sterling
Margaret Moody
Misa Ethel Ernpat
Chey
Mahoney
Capitol Avenue
Robert Jerpe
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Central School
A. Shields
St. Mark's ¢ House
Ent
Y.W.C. A. Board
Anna Gordon
Mrs. W. J. McCormick
California
Harry BR. Wilson
We Plains Hotel
Willie B. Good
Louisville
Westinghouse
Long Robbin
Light
Chartes Everett
Seattle, Washington
Minnie Jolce
J. Sheahan, Sr
D. M. Forsyth
Bluegrass County
Wheatland
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Lenglen
Danke Gases
Molla Bjurstedt
Mrs. Shingle
Washington
Erma Downey
Thermopolis
Miss & Je Lannen
Agnes. Forsling
Minnie Brady
Kimball, Mich
Mrs
A. B. Bigtin
Casper
Rn. M. Gandhouse
Boulder
Lulu Elmer ‘of
Olico
J. E. Hawthorne
Lusk
P. A. McGovern
Earle
V .J. Larrick
New York
City of the Plaine
Isabelle Whelan
Rockne
Misa Eile Lannen
A. W. Strand
Pure White
Sherman Co
John Donnellan Co
Mae
Modesto
Sherman
SHANG
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