Red Cross News and Society Events Highlight Local Talk
Red Cross activities include Miss Naomi Burdick receiving a badge and the Junior Red Cross headquarters work. The Past Matron's club donated gauze. Recitals in Cheyenne feature Doane College musicians and Dr H R Millard with Miss Lucille Millard for animal relief. Fort Russell notes several officers arriving and travel plans.
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Red Cross News
Ae Sunshine
Red Cros
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Naom Burdick
Red Cross
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Red Crows
Worth McDonald
Doane College
Lee Club
Cheyenne
Cymnasium
Avery Hangard
J. D. Clark
H. R. Millard
Lucille Millard
Red Star Animal Relief Fund
Millard
Dundes
New York
L. W. Trumbull
Muercal
H. He Wolfer
Laura Lee
Easter Visitation Notes From Denver to Cheyenne
Visiting list records W. D. B. Gray and Mrs. Gray returning from Easter in Denver. Elizabeth Whitaker, daughter of Dugald Whitaker, studied in Denver and spent Easter in Cheyenne with her parents. Mrs. G. P. Johnston returns from Chicago after visiting with Dr. Johnston from the south. Miss Marjorie Nash noted for years in the orchestra.
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W. D. B. Gray
Mrs. Gray
Denver
Eifzabeth Whitaker
Dugald Whitaker
Women’s Club roster and upcoming meetings outlined
The Coterie Art Club hosts Mrs Oliver Frey at 506 East Twenty first Street tomorrow afternoon. The Woman’s Club plans officer elections, annual reports, and year end business at the library. The RB M A Woman’s Club section receives members at Mrs D R Kinport’s home to discuss national finances. The Chevetine Art Association meets at the library Thursday at 4 pm with Mrs Charles Brintid presiding and furniture placement discussion.
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Coterie Art Club
Oliver Frey
East Twen- Tiwi Street
Woman's Club
Woman'slab
M. A. Mra. D. R Kinpoert
Woman's Club of
Art Ans
Chévetine Art Association
Charles Brintid
Methodist Aid Society to Meet at Evans Street Home
The Methodist Aid society plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs Archer Meyring's home on Evans Street with Mrs Meyring and three other hostesses. The Girls’ Friendly Society held a regular session at the Parish House last night and continued sewing layettes for French and Belgian babies.
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Methodist Aid Society
Mra
Archer Meyring
Evans Street
Meyring
B. E. Oe
A. Lo Pitieh
Mra, Ier
Girls’ Friendly Society
City Federation Meeting Proceedings
Eighteen of twenty representatives of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs attended yesterday afternoon’s meeting at the library. The assembly transacted substantial business and discussed upcoming departmental activities and community programs.
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City Federation
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lbrary
Meat Prices Rise Nationwide on Better Cuts
Local dealers plan a two and a half cent per pound increase for prime meat cuts citing tightened wholesale supplies. AP reports from Chicago and Denver tie the rise to lighter cattle receipts and seasonal factors, denying meatless day abolition as a cause. Local merchants expect price changes pending consumer demand and dealer discussions.
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Dealota
Associated Press
Chicago
Denver
Local Notices and Inquiries From Cheyenne Readers
Cheyenne residents report visitors from Casper and Wheatland with various business, delivery and express services advertised. Meat price shifts noted in Denver and local repairs offered. posts include notary appointment, painting, and travel notices to Dallas and Colorado Springs. The New York Tribune backs Roosevelt for 1920 and state mining inspector reports published.
Plans Nearing Completion for Bio Convention in Kemmerer
Plans for the Wyoming Stockgrowers association meeting in Kemmerer on April 11 and 12 are nearing completion. President Robert D. Carey reports a full program with potential additional speakers, invites to Gov. Osborn and Gov. Stubbs of Kansas and Judge Winter to speak, and full preparations to host visiting stockmen.
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Kemmerer
Robert D. Carey
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Carey
John E. Osborne
W. R. Stubba
Kanman
Charles B. Winter
Casper
John E. Burch
Chamber of Commercce
Wyo
Simon Skovgard
Basin
Wyoming
W. C. Deming
Cheyenne
D. A. Preston
J. M. Carey
The
J. Underwood
Underwood
Wyoming Stock Growers
Wyoming Agricultural College
A. D. Faville
Laramie
National Association
P. W. Jenkins
Cora
Local Club Sets Open Meeting and War Bread Demos
Mrs Charles Bristol chairs a routine meeting as the county prepares for the annual open gathering on May 6 when officers for the coming year will be elected. Kathryn Rennitt will demonstrate war bread substitutes and fat substitutes. The Queen Bether Circle of the O E S hosted a social night at Mrs James Niswander s home with thirty attendees. Mrs William McGuire led the group planning a dance at the Maxonte temple with a committee including Missen LaRue Varnum Ruth Brejech Mrs Niswander and Mrs McGuire.
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Charles Bristol
Kathryn Rennitt
Queen Bether
James Niswander
William McGuire
Missen LaRue, Varnum
Ruth Brejech
Hays to Speak on Liberty Loan Here on Friday
Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, will open the third Liberty Loan drive at 4 30 Friday afternoon in the Atlanta theater. He speaks under the Liberty Loan Committee and heads a slate of speakers to fire up war financing. Admission is free and an orchestra will play patriotic airs. similar Pine Bluff meetings are planned with W B Ross as speaker.
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Hays
Republican National Commation
Liberty Loan
Atlan Theater
Liberty Loan Committee
Hevenne
Admiralan
Committee
Pine Bluffa
W. B. Ross
Cheyenne
Faculty Count Enlisted in War Service at University
About 70 members of the faculty of the University of Chicago have entered war service, joining the national effort. The move reflects broad university support for the war and aims to sustain essential teaching with replacements as needed.
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Iiverality of
Chicago
Two Held for Theft of Iron in Burger Bay Area
Police report two men, Burger Bay resident at 1422 Thermes Avenue and a local automobile mechanic, along with an associate named Frank Judd, are implicated in a theft involving iron. Authorities say they are in custody awaiting further charges.
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Burger Bay
Frank Judd
Bootlegging case reports iron theft from Bresnahen barn
In a bootlegging related arrest Ray and Judd are charged with stealing a large quantity of iron from L Bresnahen's barn three miles west of the city. Bresnahen stored iron pillars and stair parts during home remodeling and authorities say the pair tried to sell the iron to a city junk dealer after taking it from the barn.
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L. BR. Bresnahen
Bresnahen
Polles
Ray
Judd
Weather Summary for Daingerfield Update
Temperature at 38 degrees mean for today with 3 degrees drop in 24 hours. High 55 and low 22 with wind from the north at 32 mph. Precipitation since January 1 set at 1.65 inches, nearly all rain and unmelted snow. Data credited to L H Daingerfield.
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Chiy
L. H. Daingerfield
Smokes Prices Rise Across Major Brands in Cheyenne
Local suppliers cite higher materials and labor costs as the reason for a new price jump effective April 1. Camel Lucky Strike and other cigarettes rise to 18 cents per pack, two for 36 cents. Prince Albert and Bull Durham tobacco up to 18 cents per can or 36 cents for two. rolling tobacco costs 7 cents per sack.
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Cheyenne
Edo
Prince Albert
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