Local wedding unites Ava Case and Roscoe Ward at St Joseph
Miss Ava Marie Case wed Roscoe F. Ward at the M E parsonage in St Joseph Missouri in a ceremony conducted by Rev Burris. A wedding luncheon followed at the Shriner’s club before the couple traveled to Stanberry and Fullerton for visits and other nuptials. They reside in Greybull with Ward as assistant cashier at the First National bank and Case a former Greybull teacher.
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M. E. Parsonage
St. Joe
Ava Marie Case
Roscoe F. Ward
Burris
Shriner’s Club
Stanberry
Fullerton
Nebr
Payton Latham
Mazie Dean
Greybull
First National Bank
Latham
Union Tank Car Company
Cassell
the Tribune
Greybull Lodge and Union Calendar Highlights Meetings
Calendar lists meetings for Apollo club Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Masons Odd Fellows Woodmen Yeomen Lions Carpenters Union Moose Clerks Cooks and Waiters Carmen Knights of Maccabees American Legions and more with dates in June and organizers including Mrs Wm Knudsen Mrs C F MacKenzie H E Zorn E A Draper F G Williams J Groshart and others. Meetings occur on specified Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and the second and fourth weeks.
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Apollo Club
Wm. Knudsen
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
C. F. MacKenzie
W. M. Rebekah
Chas. Thompson
N. G. Royal Neighbors
L. C. Hewitt
Oracle
Maccabees
P. Christ
Masons
H. E. Zorn
Odd Fellows
E. T. Alexan
B. P
Four Year Old McGill Still Seriously Burned
James McGill, son of Mr and Mrs John McGill, remains in serious condition after mouth burns from an electric iron incident two weeks ago. Doctors fear grafting skin may be required as the child suffered several hemorrhages Sunday afternoon.
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James
John McGill
Ladies Host Dinner For Gleaning Men In City Park
Mrs. W. M. Burke and Mrs. Buchanan gave a dinner Saturday evening in the City park for a number of men whose wives are away on vacations. Guests included J. B. Rowland Frank Chase W. I. Baker and W. M. Burke.
Tribune Lowers Pages After Three Day Razzle Dazzle
The Tribune announces a six page issue this week after a lively three day Razzle Dazzle. the change aims to ease reader fatigue and provide a gentler edition.
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the Tribune
Forest Fisher Weds Miss Marie Pritchett
Forest Fisher and Marie Pritchett were married at the parsonage by Rev. Wm. Jackson of the Baptist church. The couple left that afternoon for Thermopolis for a brief honeymoon then plan a Yellowstone park tour. The bride is a daughter of Sam Pritchett, a C. B. & Q. engineer. the groom works for Greybull Auto. They will reside at the Ideal apartments in Greybull after a return from their trip.
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Forest Fisher
Marie Pritchett
Wm. Jackson
The
Baptist Church
Thermopolis
Yellowstone Park
Sam Pritchett
Greybull Auto Company
Greybull
Ideal Apartments
Lawrence party to visit daughter in Winnipeg this summer
T. L. Lawrence and his wife, brother of Hon. Geo. Lawrence, are due in Winnipeg in early July to visit their daughter Mrs. A. C. Magness. They plan a Yellowstone Park stop before wintering on the Pacific coast.
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T. L. Lawrence
Geo. Lawrence
Government House
Winnipeg
Canada
A. C. Magness
Latham Tours Gillette Says Best Wyoming Grazing Yet
I. P. Latham returns from ten days on cattle business near Gillette and calls the Gillette section the best grazing country he has seen in Wyoming. He warns cattlemen there will be no profit this year due to a May snowstorm that killed about 20 percent of their stock.
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I. P. Latham
Gillette
Wyoming
Mrs Latham’s son marries in Fullerton Neb and moves here
Mrs I P Latham returned from Fullerton Nebraska where her son Payton wed Miss Mazie Dean on the 21st. The couple arrived this week and will reside in Cassell apartments here.
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I. P. Latham
Fullerton
Neb
Payton
Mazie Dean
Cassell Apartments
Kunkels Return from Billings as Greybull Triumphs
Mr and Mrs Wm Kunkel returned by auto Monday morning from Billings where Mr Kunkel helped trim Billings in the ball games and Mrs Kunkel witnessed the defeat Greybull won both games Saturday 5 to 1 Sunday 8 to 3 The Greybull boys appear invincible
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Wm. Kunkel
Billings
Mrs Myers Released From Hospital to Visit Uncle in Greybull
Miss Caroline Myers was released from St. Luke's hospital on Monday and will stay in Greybull for a few days visiting her uncle Dr. E. E. Myers at his home.
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Caroline Myers
St. Luke’s Hospital
Greybull
E. E.myers
Nine Year Old Nichols Undergoes Appendix Operation
Sanford Nichols the nine year old son of Mr and Mrs G F Nichols of Lovell underwent an operation at St Luke's hospital Monday night about eleven for ruptured appendix. The boy is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Sanford Nichols
G. F. Nichols
Lovell
St. Luke’s Hospital
Four Members of World’s Most Exclusive Club
The Knights of Columbus counts four famed honorees as its European members: Marshal Foch Cardinal Mercier King Albert of Belgium and the duke of Veragua. Veragua entered over twenty years ago during the Columbian exposition and Mercier and King Albert were made knights in 1920. Foch becomes the millionth knight during an American visit in Chicago while the order notes about 800000 living members and about 200000 losses in its history.
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Marshal Foch
Cardinal Mercier
Albert
Belgium
Duke of Veragua
Duke de Veragua
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Knights of Columbus
America
K. of C
King Albert
Chicago
Old Mulberry Tree Tells Royal London’s Silk History
A four century old mulberry tree stands in central London near Buckingham Palace. King James I planted many mulberries to boost silk in the metropolis over five acres where the palace now sits. The Mulberry garden drew public visitors and Dryden. Tart Hall hosted local amusements. Buckingham Palace gardeners note a mulberry labeled planted in 1609, tying to the original Mulberry Garden.
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West End
London
James the First
Buckingham Palace
Dryden
Horace Walpole
Strawberry Hill
Douglas Dawson
London Times
Tourists Disillusioned by War Ruins on French Battlefields
Kenneth H. Roberts notes in the Saturday Evening Post that many visitors to French battlefields felt misled by optimistic descriptions. They find limited war ruins, grass and flowers, and a cheerful landscape that clashes with war books. Some vow never to trust war coverage again, while others speak of the conflict with contempt.
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Kenneth EH. Roberts
Saturday Evening Post
Spoiled Her Makeup On Screen Friends Share Fame
A Chicago Journal reminiscence recalls a group of aspiring film extras enjoying “wonderful fame.” They buy makeup, including eyelash adornments, and apply it before a dinner engagement. Laughter yields tears that smear the actor’s mascara and leave a smeary trail on the face.
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Chicago Journal
Love's Dream Shattered in Candy Store Encounter
In eighth grade the narrator recalls a crush who invites her for ice cream. The moment turns sour when the waiter is asked to add two more straws, revealing a snub that transforms admiration into resentment.
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Prince Charming
Footwear Tip for Winter Circulation in Maine Woods
The text notes placing salt on the feet or keeping them warm prevents cold feet in winter. It says this precaution is common and effective among Maine woodsmen and helps circulation to avoid chilly feet.
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Maine
Didya Fly High and Learn in the Flight Instructor Moment
In a first person sketched by Carlstrom News a student pilot recalls the nerve wracking climb and the brutal feedback from an instructor. The struggle to hold level, earn trust, and finally gain a moment of control captures the grit of early flight training.
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Didya
Gosport
Carlstrom News
Telltale Lines on Hands
A New York Tribune report cites Professor Poll claiming finger lines reveal mental defects. Study of 1,500 mentally diseased and 38,000 healthy individuals links dactylograms to heredity and potential offspring idiocy.
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Poll
Berlin Society For Psychology and Nervous Diseases
New York Tribune
We Girls Forget
A young woman recalls hosting a college president and two friends after a concert. She accidentally enters the guest room as the president lies in bed, and a strong correction from the room reveals the mix up. The anecdote portrays social missteps and awkward humor from a newspaper clipping.
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Chicago Tribune
Story Fragments on Death and Toys Across Papers
A woman treats a boy's cut finger with iodine and explains it kills germs, prompting a child’s wary lesson about pain. Separate items note children delighting in toy elephants and a commentary on maternal influence shaping future generations.
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New York Tribune
Electric Locomotive Defies Time in Wyoming Coal Mine
An electric locomotive in a Wyoming coal mine remains operational after 27 years. It has hauled 8,712,500 tons of coal over 1.5 miles on average, outlasting mules and proving enduring efficiency in harsh underground work.
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Wyoming
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