Engagement, weddings and society notes from Cheyenne events
Mrs L R Tyson notes engagements and a fifteenth wedding anniversary, with guests from Cheyenne and beyond. Former Gov George A Carlson of Colorado speaks at Alta Vista schoolhouse on Liberty loan drive amid a large turnout and patriotic music led by Laura Tee and others.
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Alta Vista
Cheyenne
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. Performers include Marlone Trumbull Adele Aatio Dorothy Fox Donis Applegate Elizabeth Johnston Donna Mae Wolfer Melba Kelly Dorothy Dutcher Blaine Gaskin Helen Daw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Keiffer hosts informal bridge tea at Fort Russell
Mire Mlicabeth Keiffer hosts an informal bridge and five o clock tea for a dozen friends. Guests include Mrs George E Abbott Mrs John Gill Mrs S Van Tassel and others. Fort Russell officers and families arrive, improving the post’s occupied appearance. Mrs Nelson Boice plans a trip to Columbia Missouri tomorrow with relatives. Major and Mrs Smoke’s departure date remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 of Summer Guests From Across the West
Mrs. Frank Ben and son Francis Ware return from a three months visit in Arizona and California. Mrs. Floyd Watson and baby Barbara leave to visit relatives in Nebraska and Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs of Corcoran California visit in Cheyenne. The Bond couple weekend visitors at the Frank King ranch near Lown. Miss Florence Head of Loveland Colorado visits Miss Flora C. Blackburn and returns 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 and society notices in local library events
The Woman's club meets in the library tomorrow afternoon with retiring president Mrs. W. C. Mentzer in the chair. Hospital Aid Society holds its monthly meeting with president Mrs. H. W. Bullock, plans upgrades to the gun parlor in the maternity ward. Baptist Missionary Society shifts to Friday meetings at Mrs. H. P. Norcross's home. Girls' Friendly Society gathers at Pariah house to sew for the annual initiation and dinner on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. C. Mentzer
Woman’s Club
Hospital Aid Society
H. W. Bullock
Baptist Missionary Society
The
H. P. Norcrosd
West Twenty-first Street
Girls’ Friendly Society
Girls’Friendly Society
Pariah House
Even Chiffon Grows Athletic Fashion Piece
Betty Prown notes the odd blend of chiffon with satin in sport skirts. The article jokes about fashion mingling with golf and tennis and describes a sheer green satin creation with chiffon insets and angora trim.
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Betty Prown
Burns 100 Per Cent American Society Formed at Burns
Burns Wyoming April 9 a 100 Per Cent American society was formed at Burns with E L Emery of Cheyenne attending Forty four members joined at the mass meeting 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 underway
First National Bank Men Enlist in Marine Corps
William J. Davis and Gaylord H. Benedict left Cheyenne Monday for Denver and then to Mare Island to enter the training school for Marines. They were employed by the First National Bank and will be added to the service flag. Five men are still needed from the Ideal recruiting office to fill the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Davis
Gaylord H. Benedict Leff
Cheyenne
Denver
Mare Island
Caty
Marine Corps
First National Bank
Shock of German Mystery Cannon Recorded in U S
Prof. John A. Curtin of Canisius College notes seismograph readings across the United States show small dots on smoked paper, indicating shocks from the long range German cannon bombarding Paris. He cites Palm Sunday period instruments and suggests the device is firmly bedded in concrete on rock strata.
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U.S
Buffalo
WN. Y
John A. Curtin
Canisiva College
Paris
Curtin
Curt
French Giant Wireless Station Aids Navy in War Zone
The French navy unveils a colossal wireless station on the French coast to keep contact with America and Australia during wartime. Pylons rise 600 feet, with 2000 to 14000 yard waves, and 600 horsepower electrical systems, demonstrating long range musical wireless signals.
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U.S. Navy
Adatralla
Prench
Prench Navy
United States
T. S
America
France
Avatratia
W S S Prestons Advice to Men Cheyenne Wives Tip War Stamps
Attorney General Douglas A Preston urges married men in Cheyenne to tip wives with war savings stamps. The tale recalls Mrs Preston's idea of using Baby bonds and advancing thrift stamps with each meal, as the couple traveled to Washington.
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Cheyenne
Atty
Douglas A. Preston
Mra
Preston
Washington
Mré
Daniels to Bold Ships In Philadelphia Yard Work
Narry Daniela of 116 Kant Twea Street to leave Cheyenne on Monday for shipyard work in Philadelphia. He has been employed as a metal worker and will continue in the same line of work. He is married and plans to follow this line in the near future.
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Narry Daniela
Kant Tweatheth
Cheyenne
Philadelpta
Local Notices and Arrivals in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne city page lists arrivals from Cody Wheatland and Laramie including B Shumeeye and J I Hobson. Business ads feature Ford repairs 1612 Pebblecan Street and Morris Harness Shop 420 West 16th Street. Old papers for sale, electric bulb issues, and church steeple painting are noted.
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Morris Harness Shop
West 16Th St
Bon Ton
Imo
Annual Meeting Notice of Wyoming Block Growers Association
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Block Growers Association will be held in Kemmerer Wyoming on Thursday April 11 1918 at 10 o clock a m for the election of officers 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 state directing role for the U S Department of Labor employment bureau. The plan divides the nation into thirteen districts with A I Barkman as district superintendent for district ten covering Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska. Field agents and county agricultural cooperation will survey farm labor needs and wages to boost farm production and supplies.
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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 Windows Display in Cheyenne Attracts Attention
Window decorations promoting the Liberty loan campaign attract shoppers in Cheyenne. The Ladies' Toggery stages an appealing display featuring a Red Cross purse, bandages, Red Cross materials, and a Goddess of Liberty against a large American flag backdrop. Several traffic items enhance the scene.
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Cheyenne
Toggery
Red Cross
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George A. CaMinon
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
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
Fort Russell Society
the Crest Hotel
Broadway
Welton and
Twentieth
Viaduct
Union Depot
Karla, Smith
Burns
Australia
BY Henry Woop
United Press
W.S.S
Mhers
Apital Coal Company
Cah & Holliday
Shaw
Orin
J. ¢. Shaw
Orth
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Wheatland
N. T. Benson
Cody
Shumeeye
Leader Office
Guthridge
Tribune
R. EF. Guthridge
Cheyenne Tribune
Sherman Paint Co
Guernsey
Fonda
Sherman
Rawlins
W. L. Kuykendall
Ford
Pebbecan Street
East
Grant Eliteben
Otis
George
Sparta
Kaneasky
St. Louis
Citizens’ Bank
Ford Repairing
Presbyterian Church
Casper
A. C. Campbell
Laramie
J. 1. Hobson
Cottonwood
Claude Adams
Cottonwood Creek
Chogwater
Mia
Jas. Miller
Florence
Ao Vault
Blanche Sillier
Brotk Growers National Bank
Kivel
Sion
Hynde
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Army and Navy
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Fillmore St
Chicago, Illinois
U.S. Labor Post
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