Masquerade Ball at the Gymnasium Draws Forty Members
A masked ball Thursday evening at the gymnasium featured about forty members and forty guests. The event showcased drills and dances led by Amanda Clement of Laramie. Participants wore diverse costumes including Theda Baras, Gypsy Queens, Indians, pirates, nurses, and cow punchers. Old fashioned square dances and the Virginia reel closed the evening, deemed a splendid success. Cheyenne women are urged to remember the Red Cross canteen on bake day.
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Amanda Clement
Laramie
Theda Baras
Willies
Venus
Red Cross
Two Cantatas Planned for Casper Choral Society Debut
Casper Choral Society formed by Prof. Rudolph Lundberg trains forty singers for Palm Sunday April 13 concert at Presbyterian church. Cantatas Faith and Praise and Gallia featured with soloists and duets led by Mrs James Burns and C E Wood among others. Proceeds free, aim to establish Casper as the state musical center.
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Casper Choral Society
Rudolph Lundberg
Casper
Gallia
Mesdames Bretschneider
Burts
Lobdell
Burton Nye
George
Presbyterian Church
Lundberg
University Comedy Four entertains soldiers at Fort Mussell
Messrs Archie Helgert Michael M Wind Paul L Essert and Murry Klein members of the University Comedy Four hosted a luncheon at the Plains hotel honored Miss Louise Larsh and Miss Susan Brelseh then drove to Fort Mussell to entertain hospital soldiers at 6 and held a general entertainment at the Y M C A for the soldiers. Tarsh accompanied the group on the piano.
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Archie
Helgert
Michael M. Wind
Paul L. Essert
Murry
Kiein
University Comedy Four
Plains Hotel
Louise Eleanor Larsh
Susan Brelseh
Fort Mussell
Y. M. GC
Dinner in honor of Commander Thompson on leave
A six course dinner was served at 6:90 o clock Wednesday in honor of Lieutenant Thompson on leave. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Charles Thompson Sr Miss Gertrude Thompson Lieut Gem M Thompson and the hosts Mr and Mrs Sam M Thompson. The table featured violet decorations. Local residents EB Giles Pine Bluffs and Wee A Root Torrington were in town for business. Mary Ogden travels to Newcastle then Sundance to visit relatives. St Marks guild held a gathering at the Mariahs house with host Mrs John Hunter and guests Dr Hafler and Rev A Puston. Twelve members attended.
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B. M. Thompson
Sam Ml Thompson
Liewt
From
BLM
Thompson
Ely
John Charles Thompson
Gertrude Thompson
M. ‘Thompson
Sam M. Thompson
St. Mark's Guild
Sterday
Doin Hunter
Dr. Hafler
Kev
A. Huston
Afta
Spencer E. Dickinson
Dhwigtty
Commodore Dickinson
Annapolis
Spencer KE. Dickinson
City
Dickinson
Gomimadore Dickinson
Mare Island
Knights of Columbus to Confer Degrees in Cheyenne
Cheyenne council prepares for an April 27 class with Grand Knight Walter Q. Phelan directing the first and second degrees and State Deputy M. W. Portello of Casper presenting the third degree with a Denver team. More than forty candidates have applied, with additional hopefuls before the deadline. A banquet at the Plains hotel will follow the degrees, featuring speakers Mr. Harry P. Mynds Mr. Charles Hirsig and Mr. Jack E. O'Hearn, who recently toured Denver.
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Knighta
Colum
Cheyenne
Grand Koleht
Walter Q. Phelan
M. W. Portello
Casper
Denver
Plains Hotel
London Times clipping notes Wyoming social ties and arrivals
The clipping reports an engagement involving Thomas Olaf Wilson and Constance Norshurwh, linking West Woodtown rectory Newbury and Deerwoode ranch Saratoga, Wyoming. It lists numerous visitors and residents in Laramie and Denver, including Mrs. Cowan, Professor Smith, Miss Beatrice Cook, and others, with short notes on their travels and health.
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W. B. Sutphin
Laramie
London Times
Thomas Olaf Wilson
C. B
M. A
Chevalier de Ordre de
Walter Basil Gowan
Deerwoode Ranch
Saratoga
Wyoming
Cowan
Egypt
Sidmouth
Missionatance Isle
W. Gmith
Richtmyer Kay Wedding Parts in Portland and Denver Trip
Miss Blanche Richtmyer of Portland Oregon married Monte F Kay of Cheyenne at a home ceremony with immediate family. Bride wore pearl gray brodcloth and carried bride's roses. They planned a wedding supper at the Plains hotel and a bridal trip to Colorado before settling in Cheyenne.
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Mr. Kay
Mra
Joan Kay
Cheyenne
Peace Conference Stirred by Archangel Relief Report
The Archangel region in northern Russia faces threatened American forces as dispatches warn of potential extermination without rapid reinforcements. Brigadier General W P Aicherdeon heads to assume command of north Murmansk and Archangel units as relief from Hol Bhoviki is considered.
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Archangel
Nuafia
Impsrs G
Murmotsk
W. P. Aicherdeon
U. S.A
Eati
Wusalua
Minmansk
Trasker Wo Bliss
Teliet
Atlantic City to Host World’s First Air Port
The Atlantic City air port project is announced to establish a terminus for air travel with facilities for aircraft, training, and police crisis response under government oversight. A central hub for research and emergency response is proposed, overseen by New York authorities, with the aim to serve public safety and aeronautical needs.
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Athantie
Dirigibis Lidontias
Nimkereit Pratortigu
New York
Rilv
oMcila
Agreement on steel prices and future contracts
Washington April 4 The emergency fleet corporation accepts a new Schedule of prices after an agreement between the Industrial board of the department of commerce and steel manufacturers. J H W Cox head of the fleet ship section of the corporation announced the prices are settled and effective.
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Associated Presn
Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce
Impnufariivers
Cox
Sheek
Loulay
Four Sides of Lease Yield Promising Gushers Near Burkburnett
The report notes multiple nearby oil wells—Wumble to the south, Marble and Woods about a mile away, Wammond and Hammond Art to the east and Burkburnett 1 1/4 miles southeast—each potential to greatly boost the holdings without any drilling by the speaker. The sense of urgency urges action today.
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Burkburnett
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H. O. A. Bake Sale
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Dhara
Booth
Dugald Whaler
College Club
Albert D. Johnston
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A. I. Montgomery
St. Louis, Mo
T. Tf. Smith
Milwaukee, Wis
11. J. Halvardson
Mr. Louis Friend
New York City
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KB. G. Brandenture
Mary Rolin
Fionna Boodenker
M. Miller
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Lincoln
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Edward Larson
Burns, Wyo
Mrs. BE
Lewis
the Plains
Mr. A, PL Fuller
Ff. O. Péderson
Omaha
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Lander
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Kansas City
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Woolton
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Carl Croessal
Hine
F. W. Rieler
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Goldbere
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F. P. Kelley
Redlergag
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John Wool
Population Department
the State Leader
Josenine Hunt
Meg
Huntly
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Nobert Carey
Archangels
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Allantie City
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Want
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Ceplio
Lincoln Highway
Texas Oil
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Red River Valley
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