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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

14

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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