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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1918

Page

5

Service Flag Dedication at Holy Name Church

A thousand-strong congregation attended a grand service flag dedication at the Holy Name Church. Knights of Columbus, G A R members, and relatives filled pews as the Star Spangled Banner echoed from the organ. The service honored eighty stars and urged support for the Third Liberty Loan with prayers for guidance and victory.

Knights of Columbua Mia Joseph T. Cahill Father Hartman Daviee Joseph Carroll James Frankigan Joseph Mohatt Maurice Lane Milledge Grace Edward Ganff P. A. McGovern Supreme Court England France America Moses Morament Frederick Ahrens Benito Abobo Joseph Avill Wallace Barton Pietro Badalucco Frank Bell John Ball William Brennen Charles Cahill Pietro Campagnino Charles Cole Emmet Cole Silas Cole Ott Cobry Harry Cox John Carroll Iden de Bolt William Doody Maurice Dinneen William Dinneen

Beata Hangs Official in Puebla Town Folklore Incident

In San Balta Sar Puebla a village president Juan Garcia was lured into impersonating an effigy for a hanging during a festival. The huehues and townspeople danced in the plaza as the execution proceeded, the effigy struggle largely unseen amid the rising frenzy.

Mexico San Baltasar Puebla Juan Garcia Hy Enomica

Community meeting details at April event

Reading is unclear but mentions an April gathering for a group named APPATION with refreshments and a call for all members to attend.

Alien draft dodgers in Cheyenne tale gruesome efforts to avoid service

Reports from Cheyenne recount aliens and Americans attempting to dodge military service. A man cut off four fingers after a partial amputation to avoid marching, later sentenced to Leavenworth. Other cases include a man killed by dynamite blast, a store-robbert suicide, a drowning, and a throat cutting.

Cheyenne France Leavenworth

Stray Horses Disturb Cheyenne Northeast Neighborhood

Cheyenne residents report a nightly herd of ten to fifteen stray horses disturbing lawns and sidewalks in the extreme northeast. Police say the animals cause property damage and will be impounded at the city pound once captured, with damages and release fees charged to the owner. If more complaints arrive, extra officers will pursue impoundment.

Cheyenne

American Nurses Learn Boxing at Camp Custer Training

Four thousand one hundred nurses at Camp Custer cantonment are to receive boxing lessons to learn self defense before heading to France. The plan follows concerns over assaults on women and aims to prepare nurses for dangers in war service.

Camp Custer Cantonment France Lear

Nun Receives Legion of Honor Medal for Bravery

A French award honors Sister Basilides, a nun from a convent near Thanon in Alsace Lorraine, for facing Boches who attacked the convent. She led shielding women and children, drove the invaders away, then nursed wounded soldiers at a Red Cross hospital.

Victor Morgan France Legion of Honor Sister Basilides Thanon Alsace-Lorraine Sister Baasllides Boches Red Cross

County demonstrator gives talks on food substitutes

Miss Kathryn Bennitt, county demonstrator with the extension department of the state university, visits rural communities to demonstrate the use of substitutes and food conservation. On Wednesday she spoke for two hours at the Highland colony about wheat and meat conservation.

Sighland Colona Home Economics Club Rt. Peters Red Cross Miss Bennitt Highlanders Burns Highland Colony Kathryn Wilson Cheyenne Bennitt Harrison The State University A. B. Bowman N. E. Shee Dale Mine Bennitt Divide Farm Bureau Trecy Urday Carpenter Kathryn Bennitt Flighland

Honor Roll Items From W.S.S. Club Named

Readers see an honor roll listing for the W.S.S. Club totaling $1000 with names including William E. Mullica Mrs. Ida M. Hous and Burdick. The fragmentary notice highlights donors and a recognition list.

W.S.S. Club Bewine William E. Mullica Ida M. Hous Burdick

Russian Prince Turns Robber in Bolshevik Chaos

In Petrograd a Finnish family is robbed of half a million rubles after an auto stop. A private detective tracks the band to a Russian prince and his servants who confess to highway robbery as their only livelihood amid Bolshevik ruin.

Amsterdam Cologne Gasette Petrograd Petersburg

American engineers wounded reach hospital after Cambrai action

Twelve American railroad engineers wounded during the Cambrai advance were brought to Red Cross Hospital No. 2 in Paris. They describe aiding the railroad repairs behind the lines and the rapid German retreat, with one sergeant recounting his back wounds and a German ambulance attack.

Associated Press Paris Cambral American Red Cross Frank Haley Ninety Seventh Street Newark City Cambrai Fritz Sheila Charles Geiger Pullerton Avenue Chicago Fronteline Hella Red Cross Paria

Annie K. Duval Dies. Pioneer of Cheyenne

Annie K. Duval widow of J. F. Duval died Saturday night at 1815 Van Lennen street after a long illness. Survived by five children Louise J. and Mary of Cheyenne Joseph Duval of Council Bluffs Ia Mrs Harry Heater and Edward Duval of Denver. Funeral from St. Marys cathedral Tuesday morning. Mrs Duval was a Cheyenne pioneer, living here for the last thirty years.

Annie K. Duval J. F. Duval van Lennen Street Louise J. and Mary Cheyenne Joseph Duval Gouner] Bluffs Harry Heater Edward Duval Denver St. Mary's Cathedral O'Eloek Duval

Patsy McMahon Buried After Cheyenne Obituary

Patsy McMahon nephew of Tom Walah was buried at St Marys Cathedral at 9 am Monday. Father Hartman officiated. A longtime South Side resident, he was widely known in Cheyenne and had many friends.

Patsy McMahon Tom Walah St. John's Hospital St. Mary's Cathedral Father Hartman South Side Cheyenne

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