Parents and Teachers plan April 8 meeting at the gym
The High School Parent Teachers Association urges fathers and mothers to attend the April 8 gathering at 8 o'clock sharp in the gymnasium. The program includes performances by Freshmen Glee Club and soloists, with toastmasters and remarks by teachers, parents, and students. News also notes Daniel Neale and Raymond Frazer, members of the 361st infantry band, have landed in New York.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Gymnasium
Needly
Cheyenne
Umbull
Marjorie Bartlett
Alice Eee
Ida
Pearl Bronssind
Glee Club
Frances Mentzer
Alton Aughlin
Herbert Woodman
Helen ‘Tyson
Dorothy Stewart
Jessup
Mr. Worcester
Eliabeth Moore
Larsen
Daniel Neale
Raymond Frazer
361St Infantry
New York
Residents Head Home as Regiment Demobilizes
In Elk County the homeward movement begins as the regiment demobilizes. Members are believed to be returning by sea. Mr Hea Patterson travels from Laramie to Cheyenne. Miss Margaret Eligatioth Larson leaves for Greeley to visit Miss Garwood over the weekend.
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Peating
Margaret Eligatioth Larson
Greeley
Miss Garwood
Among the Cheyenne Visitors Returning From Denver
Cheyenne residents who attended the automobile show in Denver are listed: Marty P. Wynds, Charles Hirsig, W. H. Owens, William and Mrs Kinkead, J. T. Kendall and wife, L. B. Hunt, W. H. Kleinke and spouse, M. P. Thompson, W. E. Dinneen, F. R. Dildine, and Jack E. Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Denver
Mre
Marty P. Wynds
Charles Hirsig
W. H. Owens
William ©. Kinkead
J. T. Kendall
L. B. Hunt
W. H. Kleinke
M.P. Thompson
W. E. Dinneen
F. R. Dildine
Jack £.Hearne
Local Notes From Camp Upton And Wyoming Travels
Telegram confirms Lieut Morris Cotthell arrived from France and will be discharged at Camp Upton as his regiment demobilizes. Laramie visitors include Mrs M F E Cotthell and others returning from business trips. Ruth Nash has recovered and resumed university studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Cotthell
Laramie
Lieut
Morris Cotthell
France
New York
Camp Upton
D. Hf. Williams
Ruth Nash
Woodruff Returns to Lead Wyoming Division as Superintendent
Captain A. W. Woodruff, discharged from U S service, arrives in Cheyenne to resume duties as superintendent of the Wyoming Division from North Platte to Rawlins with headquarters in Cheyenne. W. MebuMe moves to other duties as Amanda Clement and Olive Fell return to Jamie. Other residents and visitors are noted in brief city items.
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A. W. Woodruff
Wyo
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Dnvision
Nerth
Platté
Rawling
Cheyene
A. W. MebuMe
Western Division
Amanda Clements
Olive Fell
Jamie
Miss Clement
The
University
Paul H Moore Heads Casper Manville Business Trip
Paul H Moore left last night for Casper and Manville on business connected with his offices. His Casper subdivision contains over 1 500 lots and Manville town holds 41 400 lots tied to oil activity in Niobrara county. The Methodist Aid society met at Mrs Enos Laughlin s home with over fifty in attendance. Music and refreshments were enjoyed. A note of sympathy went to Mrs Kent Snyder on the death of her son.
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Paul H. Moore
Lve Wire Real Egale
Casper
Manville
Moore
Niohoara
Methodist Aid Society
Enos Laughlin
Song Writer Will Reside in Cheyenne Hiant
Renard Verhof of the United States has been assigned to the Union Pacific to oversee the transport of gold from the nervies at Fort J. A. Husenil. He arrived from Denver yesterday with Mrs Verhoff and is staying at the Platine. Lieutenant Verhoff is a noted songwriter with several well known compositions.
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W. WW. Keno
Neno
Port J. A
Renard Verhof
U.S. A
Union Pacific
Fort J. A. Husenil
Denver
Mra. Verhoff
Platine
Tieutenant Verhoff
Momperson
Local figures and travels noted across Wyoming towns
The text lists several people including Lieutenant and Mrs eVehoff likely visiting Cheyenne for several weeks, Father A Schiffer departing for Stock Springs after a visit, and Mp McGovern and W G Jormansen spending days in Casper on business, indicating travel and regional movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Adams
Casper
W. G. Jormansen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ociet VU TeLephone
R. F
Hearst
Parent Teachers’ Association
Ney
Dolmans
Hea. Patterson
Gheyenne
Cottrell
A. W .McDuffy
Mr. Lovett
W. M. Jeffers
Omaha
West
Mra. Z.H. Levison
W. E. Hinrichs
A. H. Fancher
Burt Jennings
Green River, Wyo
First National Bank
John W. Hay
Nook Springs
Plains
Meri
Aes Rertean Savas
Aida
Kent Snyder
A. Schiffer
Stock Springs
Ishop PA
McGovern
P. A. McGovern
Sioux City
A. McGovern
Christ, Seientiat
Dolman
Kranz
W. Lincoln Highway
Tailleur
FREED
West 17Th St
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