Doane Glee Club Dinner and Liberty Loan Plans
Doane College Glee Club to perform at the gymnasium this evening under the high school boys athletic association. Club members will dine at six o'clock at the Johnston home with orange and black Doane college decorations. Doane alumnus and several members to be hosted. Mrs Robinson will attend as reader. Also planned are bridge games hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Avery Heabard in honor of Miss Gail Gilson. Liberty loan drive in Cheyenne led by Mrs. Charles D. Carey with Miss Kathryn Bennett, city divided into twenty districts. district chairmen named and a 2:00 PM meeting set at the Federal Land and Securities building for coordinators and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Heabard
Gail Gilson
Knoxville
Iowa
William C. Mentzer
Charles D. Carey
Cheyenne
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Kathryn Bennitt
Tighland Heights
Bennitt
Mra
Carey
W. A. Riner
Cyrus Beard
D. C. Hudson
W. C. Kinkead
H. L. Davin
D. C. Sarkadale
D. J. O'Connell
H. C. Taylor
Clifford Hummer
A. M. Etter
H. A. Griffin
Ira B. Fee
Visiting List Shows Travelers Leaving for South and West
A string of social notices lists former Governor J. M. Carey and wife vacationing east then heading to New Orleans, with many others planning travels to Denver and California. The notes mention Frank Pickhorn and family, Eichhorn joining Schultz Drug in Denver, A. H. Marble returning from California, and Mileposts of weddings and family visits extending into June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carey
Philadelphia
Monaday
New Orleans
South
Frank Pickhorn
Eichhorn
A. BE. Roedel Company
Schultz . Drug Company
Denver
A. H. Marble
Caliornia
M. P. Keefe
Keefe
Tilton
Abilene
Kan
Tiltons
California
Mary Cahill
Joh Cahill
James W.beegar
St. James
Bradford
Mr. and A Rows
Paris Air Attack Foiled as Bombs Miss City
Paris reports an enemy air raid failed to penetrate the city defenses. Some bombs fell on a suburb near Paris but caused no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eenemy
Parle
Sunshine Society backs Red Cross drive and club meeting
Eleven members of the Sunshine Society met at the library with Mrs. T C Crabb in charge. They voted to donate a second bolt of gauze to the Red Cross and heard a report from the City Federation of Women’s Clubs. Members offered help for the Liberty loan drive and adjourned to visit Red Cross headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
T. C. Crabb
Red Cross
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Pred Miller
Richard Henke
Church Circles and Guild Notes From Local Societies
Methodist Aid hosts at Mrs Meyring home this afternoon. Jewish Circle to meet at Tribune apartments. Westminster Guild met at Mr Morton's home with 25 members. Etta Dobbyn led opening, The African Trail reviewed by Mrs Roseboon. Music by Miss Ream and Miss Igh. Social hour after knitting and sewing. Two weeks until next Guild gathering at Mrs Metcalf's. Baptist Willing Workers to meet Friday at Mrs Hansen’s. dollar day planned. St Marks Guild meets Friday afternoon at Parish House to resume social events after Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
R. A. Morton
BE. T. Roberts
Guild
Carl Metcalf
KE. G. Ahrens
George van Winkle
M. Hansen
HK. S. Johnston
Detroit
St. Mark's
Guild of St. Mark's
Sunergae Meeting Plans Weekly Dances in April
The Sunergue of St. Mark's met at the Pariah house with Mrs. HG. Watson in charge. After routine business the group decided to resume the dances on Friday nights starting April 12, with a social hour hosted by Mrs. A. BR. Jurden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Pariah House
HG. Watson
A. BR. Jurden
Fires plague Cheyenne in latest quarter report
Thirty seven fires occurred in Cheyenne in the last three months per the fire chief's quarterly report. The department faced many false alarms likely caused by mischievous youths. Most fires started from unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Will Ward Off War Thoughts Bonnet by Betty Brown
The piece describes a bonnet and matching green chiffon scarf as wearable art meant to calm wartime fears. A June rose and leaves accent the bonnet, with a rose cluster securing the throat scarf. The prose elevates this fashion to poetic praise of design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
New Manual Training Teacher Appointed
Thomas Dillon, graduate of Colorado State Teacher's College Greeley, takes over the manual training department from James Macpherson. He is highly recommended and will make up lost time under his efficient management. Lieutenant MacQuarrie of the British Royal Artillery addressed Cheyenne citizens and spoke to high school students at assembly. Johnson School P T A to meet Friday afternoon with a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dillon
Duate
Colorado State Teacher's College
Greeley
James Macpherson
MacQuarrie
British Royal Artillery
Cheyenne
High School PTA Meeting Highlights Community War Efforts
The High School Parent-Teacher Association met with low attendance, led by President Will Reid. Lieutenant MacQuarrie spoke at a patriotic gymnasium meeting, followed by songs from the Boys' Glee Club and readings by Mrs. Harold Vaughan. H. A. Floyd discussed industrial issues before the public utilities commission. Women’s clubs and commercial groups unite for soldier welfare, with godmother efforts supporting servicemen through letters and care, as godmothers in various towns. May meeting marks the year’s end of the school session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Will Reid
MacQuarrie
Harold Vaughan
H. A. Floyd
Public Utilities Commission
Floyd
Woman's Club
Reid
American Railroad Artillery Breaks German Lines in First Battle
State Leader Correspondent with General Pershing's Army reports the first railroad gun bombardment on the Western Front. American crews moved heavy guns and half-ton shells to prepped positions, opening fire at 2 10 pm for four hours, then retreating under cover as German bombardment followed. The operation impressed observers with its speed and concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lyon
General Pershing
Frange
Controle Americain
America
Mnther
Snow Boosts Wheat Prospects in District
Farmers celebrate recent snowfall as a moisture boost that may save winter wheat, with optimism in the county while western Nebraska and northern Colorado report heavy losses. In contrast, Nunn and Wellington area in Colorado face likely total failure. Police court fines totaled 813 dollars 75 cents for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Colorado
Nunn
Wellington
Bates-Wyoming Oil Company Incorporated in Cheyenne
The Bates-Wyoming Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 3 1914. Its object is to acquire develop and operate coal oil gas lands refineries and pipelines with a capital stock of five thousand dollars in six million shares at one cent par and fifty year term. Directors for the first year are Jay E B Jones P F Jones W H Harrison W B Woodruff George Pomeroy J R Noll and W N Clark with Jay B Jones as agent for service at 600 Booth Park Ave Casper Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates-Wyoming Oil Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Casper
Netrona County
Jay EB. Jones
PF. «. Jones
W. H. Harrison
W. B. Woodruff
George Pomeroy
J. R. Noll
W. N. Clark
Jay B. Jones
Booth Park Ave
Carper
Multiple Notices From Cheyenne Personal Ads
A collage of local personal items lists Cahill Holliday, John Clay and others with contact hints. Mentions include new ticket agent A Ryan, marine enlistment for George James, Jesse James heading to Mare Island, and various visitors from Laramie Denver Manville and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Mia
Jesse James
Mare Island
Marines
A. Ryan
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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Maccabee Knitting Club
Maccabee Red Cross Knitting Club
W. T Williame
Snyder Street
Methodist Aid Society
Mesdames
Archer Meyring
EB. B. Brace
Fred Miller
al Finch
Mrs. Meyring
Jack Newman
Tribune Apartments
Heport
Johnson School
Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association
Hms
Brokerage Company
Carey Ave
Phon
Cahill & Holliday
Dear Coal Company
Chicago
John Clay
Rood H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Morria
Bon Ton
Union Pacific
I. A. Broderick
Prom Hudson
William H. Hall
Hudsan
Sherman Paint Co
Prom Glearek
Lynn
Atkinson
Grenrock
Manville
O. M. Rasmusen
Sedao Dodge
Laramie
W. A. Martin
B. A. Preston
J. Saul
City
Douglas
H. M. Porter
The
Plains Hotel
Ilness
W. L. McGuire
Mr. Porter
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United Press
Associated Press
Eiereee
Jess and
Dell
B. Kelley Forrest
George and
May la Fevre
Fred and Mae Waddell
Nelson, Bann & de Monde
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