Engagement and Anniversary Edges in Cheyenne Society
A Cheyenne society note outlines Beatrice Ann Garrell’s engagement to Lieut. Harvey Cecil Kearney with a San Antonio wedding planned. J and Mrs P E Reynolds celebrate 15th wedding anniversary at the Clearview ranch with a late-night dancing party, gifts of crystal and cut glass, and a long guest list. Former Governor George A Carlson of Colorado spoke at Alta Vista on Liberty loan, drawing a full house.
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George A. CaMinon
Denver
Charles Iw. Carey
Archie Allison
Patrick McGovern
Frank” Riaich
Carey
James B. Garrell
Beatrice Ann
Harvey Cecil Kearney
Ft. Leavenworth, Kas
DeReo
Tex
San Antonio
P. E. Reynolds
Cheyenne
Clearview Ranch
Measra
Mesdames
Ed Fleming
Ralph Mackley
Floyd John
Eli Morehouse
Gasnett
Edgar Bender
T. F. Clark
Maurer
Walter Bidler
Porter
Arthur Mackley
Finn Turner
Him
Mildred
Grece Mackley
Messrs
Stewett
Stanley Hansen
David Bender
Herbert Hesse
Carl Reynolds
Alta Vista
George A. Carlson
Colorado
Women's County Committee
Charles Carey
Mins
Laura Tee
Orgad
Pupils Recital By Mrs Vaughan At Carnegie Library
Mrs Harold Vaughan presents advanced piano pupils in a recital on Saturday April 20 at the Carnegie library auditorium. The program features Marlone Trumbull Adele Aatio Dorothy Fox Donis Applegate Elizabeth Johnston Donna Mae Wolfer Melba Kelly Dorothy Dutcher Blaine Gaskin Helen Daw.
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Harold Vaughan
Plano
Auditorim
Carnegie Library
Belog
Marlone Trumbull
Adele Aatio
Dorothy Fox
Donis Applegate
Eilzabeth Johnston
Donna ‘Mae Wolfer
Melba Kelly
Dorothy Dutcher
Blaine Gaskin
Helen Daw
Informal Bridge Tea at Mire Keiffer’s Hosts Noted Guests
Mire Elizabeth Keiffer hosts an informal bridge on a pleasant afternoon inviting a dozen friends. Carnations and fragrant flowers brighten the rooms as five o’clock tea is served. Guests include Mrs. George E. Abbott Mrs. John Gill Mrs. S. Van Tassel Miss Gall Gilton and others. Fort Russell officers and families arrive and take quarters reviving the post. Mrs. Nelson Boice leaves tomorrow for Columbia Missouri to visit relatives. Major and Mrs. Smoke’s departure date is uncertain.
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C. J. Ohnhaus
Tree Kennesy
A. H. Marble
W. ©. Mentiér
Gall Gilton
Knoxville
Iowa
Meyer Frank
Cheyenne
Blerbower
Miller
Fort Ruseel
Nelson Boice
Maljor
A. Smoke
Columbia
Visiting List Shows Relatives Traveling Across States
Mrs. Frank Ben and son Francis Ware spent three months visiting Arizona and California. Mrs. Floyd Watson and baby Barbara left to visit relatives in Nebraska and Iowa with plans to stay with Watsons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs of Corcoran California visit daughter Mrs. John L. Thomas in Cheyenne for the summer. Wallace Bond joined Frank King ranch area weekend moments near Lown. Florence Head of Loveland Colorado visited Flora C. Blackburn returning home Sunday.
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Frank Ben
Francis
Ware
Arizona
California
Floyd Watson
Barbara
Nebraska
Iowa
Mr. Watson
Charles Riggs
Corcoran
Cal
John L. Thomas
Cheyenne
Wallace Bond
Frank King Ranch
Lown
Misa Florence
Loveland
Colo
Misa Flora C. Blackburn
Women Clubs Meet At Library In Last Session Of Year
The Woman's club gathers in the library tomorrow afternoon with retiring president Mrs. W. C. Mentzer presiding. Absent members’ correspondence will be read and roll call answered with What Does the Woman's Club Mean to You.
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Woman's Club
W. C. Mentzer
Woman’s Club
Hospital Aid Society
H. W. Bullock
Even Chiffon Grow Athletic In Modern Sports Skirts
Betty Prown notes how fashion mingles with sport as chiffon and satin skirts become part of golf and tennis attire. The piece describes a wire green satin base with chiffon insets and a silk jacket with angora trim, worn by spectators at games.
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Betty Prown
Burns Forms 100 Per Cent American Society in Burns
In Burns Wyoming a 100 Per Cent American society was formed after a mass meeting that secured forty four members. E L Emery of Cheyenne assisted in organization. Officers for the first year were Stephen H Sibley president J W Bowarth vice president C B Hyatt secretary and E L Heathman treasurer. A large patriotic meeting with Cheyenne speakers is planned once the society is established.
First National Bank Men Enlist in Marine Corps
William J. Davis and Gaylord H. Benedict left Cheyenne for Denver then Mare Island to enter Marine Corps training. They were employed by the First National Bank and will join the service flag. Five men are still needed from the Ideal recruiting office to fill its quota.
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William J. Davis
Gaylord H. Benedict Leff
Cheyenne
Denver
Mare Island
Caty
Marine Corps
First National Bank
Shock of German Mystery Cannon Recorded Across U S
Prof John A Curtin of Canisius College in Buffalo says seismograph readings show shocks from a long-range German gun bombardment have been recorded across the country. He notes the dots on the seismograph paper began after Palm Sunday and suggests the cannon is bedded in concrete over rock strata.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
John A. Curtin
Canisiva College
Paris
Curtin
Curt
French Build Giant Wireless to Aid Navy in War Zone
The French navy unveils a 600-foot high wireless station on the French coast intended to keep France in constant contact with the United States during wartime. The installation can send waves from 2000 to 14000 yards with 600 horse power, aiming to reach Australia and ensure reliable messages beyond normal ship-to-ship radio.
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U.S. Navy
Australia
America
Adatralla
Prench
Prench Navy
United States
T. S
France
Avatratia
W S Preston Advises Cheyenne Wives on War Saving Stamps
Attorney General Douglas A Preston urges married men in Cheyenne to tip wives with war savings stamps rather than money. Mrs Preston credits the novel idea to a family plan and recounts a Washington trip and a dining car tipping anecdote to illustrate thrift and prepayment for meals.
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Cheyenne
Atty
Douglas A. Preston
Mra
Preston
Washington
Mré
Daniels to Bold Ships In Philadelphia Shipyard Work
Narry Daniel of 116 Kant Twea street plans to leave Cheyenne on Monday to work in a Philadelphia shipyard. He has been employed as a metal worker at the Grand Market for the last year and will continue in the same line of work after marriage.
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Narry Daniela
Kant Tweatheth
Cheyenne
Philadelpta
Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Cheyenne Day
Various city notices record arrivals from Cody Wheatland Guernsey and Laramie along with local services. Ford repair and parts at 1612 Pebblecan Street, harness shop, and paper orders appear among brief items. A Presbyterian church steeple is being painted and Lib erty Bond orders urged.
Annual Meeting Notice for Wyo Ming Block Growers
The Wyo ming Block Growers Association holds its annual meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 oclock a m for officer elections and other business. Alice Smith secretary.
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Wyoming Block Growers
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Alice Smith
Taylor Accepts U.S. Labor Post
Labor Commissioner Edward I. Taylor accepts the U S state directorship for the employment bureau of the U S Department of Labor. A nationwide district plan will map farm labor needs and wage scales with county agricultural cooperation to boost production and ensure adequate food and livestock supplies this year.
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Edward I. Taylor
United States Department of Labor
Taylor
Barkman Willi
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
county agricultural _ alsoc
Sonstanent of Agriculture
Patriotic Window Displays Highlight Liberty Loan Efforts
Cheyenne shows a Woman’s Toggery display with Red Cross items, bandages, and the Goddess of Liberty. A large American flag backdrop frames the scene as other windows across cities promote the Liberty loan drive.
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Cheyenne
Toggery
Red Cross
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