Wedding in Denver for Fern Patterson and Frank Yager
The marriage of Miss Fern Patterson to Frank Ralph Yager was solemnized in Denver on Wednesday evening March 2 at 7 o'clock at Rev. Dr. Leon C. Hills's residence. The ceremony was simple with only Mr. and Mrs. Dana Potter and Mrs. Mary Brown in attendance. The couple will honeymoon in Denver and reside in Cheyenne after returning, while Miss Patterson had recently resigned as secretary to Governor Garey to attend Columbia University. Yager, a Grand Junction native and air mail pilot, served in the army aviation branch and trained at Langley Field before joining the air mail service. The issue also notes social events and other community notices surrounding the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Patterson
Frank Ralph Yager
Denver
Leon C. Hills
Presbyterian Church
Cheyenne
Dana Potter
Mary Brown
Potter
Mr. Yager
Miss Patterson
Robert JD. Garey
Columbia University
New York City
Chariton
City
Walter Yeagers
State Land Office
Governor’s Office
Yager
Wyoming
Grand Junction
Colo
University of Wisconsin
Aviation Branch
Army
Langley Field
Air Mail Service
List of names in unidentified item
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Arnold Miller Phil Barth John Johnson Ben Simpson J Johnson Hugh Vass Samuel Klingen George Schmidt Louis Soderstrom Clarence Cannon Hokum By Stephen Hauffman Peter Hansen Kk A Svensen Abel Valerians Robert Allen George Gebhardt Oliver Amos and Messrs McPherson Cheesborough and Wiskerke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Miller
Phil Barth
John Johnson
Ben Simpson
J. Johnson
Hugh Vass
Samuel Klingen
George Schmidt
Louis Soderstrom
Clarence Cannon
Hokum By
Stephen Hauffman
Peter Hansen
Kk. A. Svensen
Abel Valerians
Robert Allen
George Gebhardt
Oliver Amos
Messrs. McPherson
Cheesborough and
Wiskerke
Markets Exchange Rates in Brief
Sterling at 3.881%4 francs at 7.14 cents lire at 3.65 cents marks at 1.59 cents money at 6 percent.
Metals Market Roundup in New York March Trading
Copper prices ease for electrolytic spot and March trades at 12 14 and 13 84. Lead holds steady at 4.00 for spot. Zinc remains steady with West St. Louis spot quoted 4.75 to 4.87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West St. Louis
Live Stock Market Roundup From Chicago and Omaha
Cattle receipts 8 000 in Chicago with early sales steady and top beef steers at 10 75. Hogs receipts 19 000, market active with tops around 11.00 and bulk hogs 10.70 to 10.90. Sheep receipts 22 000, early lambs 25c lower, no immediate sheep or yearling sales. Omaha reports hogs 14 000 up 25 to 40c, bulls and veals steady, cattle slow with steers down from prior, top 9 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Army foundation builds on athletic sand for future teams
Captain Mabbutt at Camp Holabird and Spike Webb at the Naval Academy promote military athletics as a path to top college rivalries. Mabbutt, 6 ft 6 in and 285 pounds, led cadet athletics and boxing, praising West Point's system of hand-picking star athletes. Other noted players slated for West Point include Bo McMillin and Benny Boynton, signaling a push to develop strong army teams through athletic sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Captain Mabbutt
Camp Holabird
Spike Webb
Naval Academy
Mabbutt
Charg
Thele Sam
Navy
Uncle Sam
Willard
Dempsey
Webb
West Point
Bo McMillin
Centre
Garbish
Washington and Jefferson
Benny Boynton
Williams
Bill Wood
Johns Hopkins
Army of Tomorrow
Death of Champ Clark Casts Shadow on Congress
Congress mourns former House leader Champ Clark as he dies at 70. The Missouri Democrat served 26 years, planned retirement to Bowling Green, and faced a personal blow from the death of his grandson. The Senate and Democratic leaders lauded his long service and noted his role in political history at Baltimore in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Clark
Baltimore
House
United Democracy
Joseph Cannon
Champ Clark
Anderson
James Beauchamp Clark
Kentucky University
Bethany College
Cincinnati Law School
Marshall College
United States
Missouri
Pike County
Flo
St. Louis
Aston B. Parker
National Forum
Green
John Sharp Williams
Senate
Representative Clark
Ways and Means
Rucker of
Mis
Souri
Representative Mondell
Champ Clark Thomson
Harrison
Mississippi
Woodrow Wilson
Martin van Buren
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
Thomas S. Ryan
August Belmont
Charles TI. Murphy
New York
White House
Bowling Green
C. I. Smith
Lamb Market Report Shows Varied Prices Across Classes
Livestock market notes sheep receipts around 9 000 with killing classes down 25 cents. Bulk lambs sell from 9.00 to 9.75, top 9.90, best owes 6.00. Feeders steady while shearer lambs average 91 pounds fetching 8.75 dollars.
Third Cavalry to Escort Harding at Inaugural Ceremony
Colonel William C Rivers will command the Third Cavalry acting as escort of honor for president elect Warren G Harding. The unit is pictured at Fort Meyer Virginia preparing for the inauguration ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Cavalry
Harding
William C. Rivers
Fort Meyer
Guard OF Honor
The
Secretary of War
Baker
Funeral Arrangements Set for Champ Clark
Tenative arrangements announced for the funeral of Champ Clark Democratic leader of the House who died today. Services planned for 10 30 a m Saturday in the House chamber with a special funeral train to St Louis after the service. The body will lie in state in St Louis until Monday then travel to Bowling Green for final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
House
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
St. Louis
Bowling Green
Funeral services for Rev. Dr George G C Rafter held at St Marks
The Rev Dr George G C Rafter rector emeritus of St Marks Episcopal was honored at a 4 pm service at the church. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery with Knight Templar and Blue Lodge Masons as escorts. Nephews of Dr Rafter attended from Missouri and Texas. The gathering included Episcopal churchmen from Wyoming diocese and nearby towns. The note adds a remark about Connecticut blue laws printed on blue paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gc, Rafter
St. Marks’ Episcopal Church
Charles A. Ben
Nott
Vestry
Messa
J. H. Walton
A. 2. Rodel
David Nimmo
Carey Abbott
Charles Griffen
Harry Watson
W. &B. Ross
W. H. Mahoney
Fred Hoel
Luke Voodees
Knight Templar
Blue Jodge Masons
Lakeview Ceretery
Dr. Rafter
Cheyenne
George C. Rafter
Texas
Thomas D. Rafter, Jr
John Rafter
Springfield
Thomas D. Rafter
Wyoming
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Yager-Patterson
Schumann Heink
Plains
Schumann-Heink
Plains Hotel
Princess Theater
Artist Sories
Archer Meyring
Freeman
Robert D. Carey
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Deborah T. Robbins
Anna M. Robbins
Long Beach
Calif
Henderson
Laramie
John Durham
Archer
Trey
Edgar Schuneman
Carol Jean
Sybille
Will
John Schuneman
Paul Milatzo
Mary Milatzo
Music Study Club
Elmer H. Cook
J. P. Dockstader
Clyde Y. Beard
Robert Schumann
Sam Thompson
Schumann
Clifford Hummer
Frank Wescott
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Max Schwartz
Central Avenue
Mary Antin
Shorty
Max Weiss
East Twentysecond Street
Carnegie Library
C. Y. Beard
Harry M. Heins
Rrrfryr
Whittier Club
P. M. Cunningham
Warren G. Harding
W. A. Wyman
Edward J. Kelley
Sarah
Joseph M. III
Bexcelsior Springs
Governor Carey
Enone Dee
Methodist Church
Harold Hazen
East Eighteenth Street
D. P. Evans
Fred Miller
Hazen
Dumm
Douglas A. Preston
California
Mrs. Webk
Mullen
Archer Spring
Filmore
Spring
Agnes Wright
Silas Brooks
V-V Ranch
Casper
Brooks
Irma Patton
Harry Taylor
George €. Rafter
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Kimball, Nebr
Totaue Hue
Arthur Piggott
Nettford
Laramie Longhis
I. QO
Jorgensen
Wyoming Book Store
Mesdames
Joan Franson
Verne Franson
George Pittman
H. Fredericks
Cecil Law
Robert Waldo
Charles Slagle
W. C. Liner
Price
Hanson
Fred J Koch
Henry Koch
Mary Koch
Mesdames Bath
Warnden
Paterson
Crickson
Cannon
Syeiven
Sprickelman
Cook
Messrs
L. WW. Schmidt
William Smith
Jacob Berner
Alfred Nel
Atlas Crude
Bessemeree
Big Indian
Blackstone
Boston Wye
Buck Creek
Burke Atten
Capitol Pete
Columbine
Cow Gulch
Domino
Elkhorn
B. T. Williams
Frantz Cor
Red Bank
Roy, & Pro
Tom Bell Tee
United Pete
W. Explor
Wind River
Wyo
Tex
Kans
NEW Army Foundation
Congress
ST. Mark’s Cathedral
Connecticut
Fletcher
Oork City
Columbia
Ted Lewis
Columbia Records
al Jolson
Art Hickman
Klein’s Music Store
Capitol Ave
Klein & Harris
Etru
Gare Jone