ISOCIETY Club and Church Events Amid War Kitchen Recipes
Wartime community notes describe official recipes for fish and onions, a home kitchen lesson amid war, and a social on Beatrice Carrols engagement to Lieut Harvey Kearney with a prenuptial party at the Bresnahan home in Liberty. Attendees include Miss Carroll and Mrs James Carroll with various hostesses and gifts of Liberty bonds noted. meetings for the Liberty bond drive are planned in Divide Archer and Campstool with Mrs L J Kingsbury and Mrs M M Kennels listed as organizers and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Carrol
Harvey Cecil Kearney
San Antonio
Texas
Ix HY Bresiaghen
Winifred Bresnahen
Dorothy Geréke
Miss Carroll
James E. Carroll
Bar Eleter-In
Join Carroll
Wra
Hugh Comrey
Miga Evelyn Jensen
Gertrude Thompson
Mine Susan Breiech
Mildeed Bom
Mite Nan Dinoeen
Misa Josepaige Mullen
Liberty Bonds
Divide
L. J. Kingsbury
Parish House Dance and School Debates This Week
The Parish House hosts a Friday dance as the first in a post Lenten series with the Sanervae and the Guild. High school debates pit Cheyenne Wheatland and Laramie on the national service question with a 3% admission. Junior Prom follows Saturday in the gymnasium and a White Elephant Sale supports war work and the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Daughters of the American Evolution
Red Crowe
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee Members Honored
County chair and men of the Liberty Loan drive credited for indefatigable work as the sale proceeds are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Women’s
Liberty Loan
Polka Dot Styles Hit Spring Fashion In New York
Betty Brown notes smart spring accessories and polka dot patterns in outfits. Dresses and sport skirts feature vivid orange and pin head sizes with black polka dots on icy blue backgrounds. Accessories include a black velvet coat, magpie tail, white angora cuffs and collar, and a white felt hat with polka dot accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atin
Visiting List Highlights Local Travel and Weddings
Mr and Mrs Fred Boice depart for a pleasure motor trip to Idaho Springs Colorado. Mr and Mrs W A Bartlett arrive from Boise Idaho due to illness in Mrs Bartletts mother Mrs J S Bartlett. Mrs Louella Moore and daughters attend a Denver wedding for Miss Alice Moore and Wilfred Sawyer. Word Van Dolah returns from two weeks in Colorado. Mrs J A Ball visits Max Wail family before Golden Colorado. Kathryn Bengitt to Byrne then demos in Divide Tracy and Carpenter with home economics demonstrations Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boice
Imotor
Idaho Springs
Colorado
W. A. Bartlett
Boise
Iaho
Bartlett
J. 8
Louella Moore
Elizabeth and
Mary
Denver
Alice Moore
Frank L. Moore
Wilfred Sawyer
High Moon
Word van Dolah
J. A. Ball
California
Max Wail
Golden
Colo
Kathryn Bengitt
County Ee
Byrne
Divide
Tracy Aid Carpenter
Mystic Maze Club to Meet and Host College Group
Mystic Maze Club plans a tomorrow afternoon meeting led by Mrs A Christensen with the College Club. W A Wyman and Mrs Arthur Spaulding host the College Club Saturday. Mrs Bert Wilson presents a paper on The Effect of the Fall of Jerusalem on Christianity. Mrs W C Hoskins offers a five minute war talk. Revolution plans a Saturday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Claude Draper and Mrs Henry Watson at Mrs Draper’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Maze Club
A. Christensen
College Club
W. A. Wyman
Arthur Spaulding
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claude Draper
Henry Watson
Report on cattle health conditions in national livestock summary
A U S Department of Agriculture summary reports April 1 health conditions for horses and mules cattle sheep and swine in states and United States figures show varying levels around 90 to 100 percent with year 1917 and ten year averages. The cattle health state stands at about 91 percent in the state and 95 to 96 percent nationally depending on category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
U. S, Department of Agriculture
APA TV Petros
United
O. T. Club Dance Announced for Tomorrow Evening
The O. T. club invites members to a dance tomorrow evening at the Parish house. In Cheyenne the Art association meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. KE. J. Kelley home will feature a paper by Mrs. A. A. Baerresen titled Interior Decoration in General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T
O. T. Club
Cheyenne Art Association
KE. J. Kelley
A. A. Baerresen
Associated Charities Appeal for Clothing Replenishment
The Associated Charities reports dwindling clothing at the Industrial club basement headquarters and calls Cheyenne housewives to donate garments of all kinds. Notify secretary Mrs James Niswander by phone 1069 to arrange for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities Appeal
Associated Charities
Housewiven
Cheyenne
James Niswander
Church Circles Young Ladies Sodality Meeting
The Young Ladies Sodality of St. Mary’s will attend a K. ball this evening for their first gathering after Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
St. Mary's
Noted Violinist to Give Concert Here
Arrangements made with First Presbyterian church for a violin concert in this city on June 1 with Axel Akovgaard the Norwegian virtuoso. He plays the Stradivarius valued at $50,000 and has written his own arrangement of The Star Spangled Banner. He is patriotic and supports liberty loans and thrift stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Akovgaard
Stradivarius
Skovenard
Hie
Tie
Cheyenne
Mark's Guild to Aid Red Cross Friday Afternoon
The Guild of St. Mark's will assist at the Red Cross headquarters Friday afternoon. Members from at and the Quild of St. Mark's participate in the volunteer effort to support relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauregiy
Mark's Guild
Quild of
St. Mark's
Red Croes
Cheyenne Woman Injured in Head-On Auto Crash Near Egbert
Emma Reavill, 18, of Cheyenne, suffered severe head injuries when the car she rode in collided with Bernie Dowdall’s vehicle two miles east of Egbert, Wyoming. She was taken to a hospital in Egbert for treatment and is reported as recovering from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Reavill
Cheyenne
Bernie Dowdall
Burns
Egbert
Wye
Mims Reavill
Bho
Dun- Hingham Ranch
Oitice
O: Sani
Wyoming
Stock Growers Convention Trip Reported
R. D. Carey left for Kemmerer to attend the stock growers convention as president of the Stock Growers association. Sheriff Pat H. Wares and deputies returned to Cheyenne after delivering eighteen prisoners to the Rawlins penitentiary. Public notices announce notaries Elen D. McClugge and Miss Borran. Local business updates include appliances, harness shop, old papers for sale, and a lawn caution at the post office. Spaces describe arrivals from Rawlins and Laramie, and Ford parts priced at 2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Carey
Stock Growers’ Association
Kemmerer
Stock Growers’ Convention
Rawlins
Pat H. Wares
Cheyenne
Flour shortage threatens Cody mill and town
Cody Wyoming April 10. Hayden manager of the Cody mill says a flour shortage is likely in Cody within two months due to farmers withholding grain and pending government action. He plans to ship his last car to Chicago and may close for the season once stock runs low, unless farmers bring in more grain. Local Food Administrator Diers plans a state grain search and possible requisition to curb hoarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody, Wyo
Hayden
Cody
Chicago
Mip
Diers
Wyoming
Diers Ly
Minneapolis
France Behind the Lines and at the Front PARTS
An excerpt narrates the Tabourdeau family bootmakers near Paris before World War I. It follows Lucien Tabourdeau and sons Leon Marcel and Rene, their elegant shop, dinners, and dreams of boots. War arrives July 1914 as Rene longs to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lirien Tabourdeau
Lucien
France
Leon
Tabourdeau
Bourdeau
Pere Et Filet
Marcel
Nene
Rene Wan
Hinried
Rene
Jurors Drawn for U S Court to Meet May 13
The United States district court will convene May 13 with grand and petit juries chosen. Notices are being sent by the U S marshal’s office. Names listed include H O B Osborne Howard and many others from Wyoming communities such as Worland Thermopolis Casper Laramie Cheyenne and Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Court
United States District Court
United States Marshal
Grand Jury
H.ob. Osborne
Howard
Leslie Read
Lander
C. H. Hibbs
Kenmerer
T. A. Morris
Sheridan
John McCoy
Cambrian
James F. Lam
Glesrock
Sam Carothers
Douglas
Co. PF
Willard
Torrington
Emil Fredin
South Superior
J. D. Cook
Worland
Boydash
Upton
Ira McConaughly
Middleton
Herbert Brown
Knight
John Plannigah
Thermopolis
A. J. Cody
Noble
T. J. Powers
Lewis Barker
Casper
A. L. Brock
Mayoworthy
Sam Klingen
Laramie
John Greer
Hillsdale
Alex Ferguson
Dotgian
Rassmussen
Rawlins
James Libby
Cheyenne
Petit Jury
J. L. Driskill
Moorcroft
van I
Gilford
Goldsmith
Lee Rent
Fred
George
LaBonte
John T. Jenkins
Davide
L. @. Phelps
Pitchfork
R. L. Prenton
Burlington
R. H. Bell
Stewart Horr
Robert D. Murphy
Rock Springs
John P. Forbes
Basin
Elmer Eastman
Branston
E. Laway Gilletta
KR. M. Marquiss
Henry McCwbhery
Buffalo
DR. W. Patten
Cambria
G. J. Je Cowley
T. J. Burns
Lan
Nine Slackers Sentenced Here by Judge Riner
Nine men were sentenced by Judge John A. Riner in federal court to terms from one day to ninety days. The sentences aim to deter failure to register and to keep offenders briefly in jail before induction into the army. Names include FP. G. Dollie and Kane Pus, with other defendants bound to jail in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Riner
United States District Court
Court
G. Dollie
Kane Pus
Antth Rouksatainen
Tity
Edward Willings
Harry Yates
A. G. Wing
Laramie County
Sylvester Boggons
Campbell County
Jal
Crittenden Home Board Convenes Planned Meeting
The executive board of the Cheyenne Crittenden Home will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. The meeting is called by the Joan, Mr. Charlos Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Crittenden Home Anoiemy
Plaina
Joan
Charlos Carey
Hearst Involved in Hun Intrigue, Professor Says
Earl Sperry of Syracuse University testified to the Senate judiciary subcommittee that Hearst suggested in 1907 forming a German American alliance and offered to pay American delegates expenses for a European convention. He said the German government approved the alliance, but no action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
Senate
Earl Sperry
Syracuse University
Sperry
William Randolph Hearst
National Alliance
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Epson
Wheatland
Chayennne
Innis
Wilmer Stevens
Helen Brace
Tani
Poe
Betty Brown
A. R. Meeting
Art Association
Apstad Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday
Reed H. Hollister
Pioneer Nvo
Morris
West 16Th St
Bon Ton
R. *D. Turner
D. Jackson
T Rawlins
Elen D. McClugge
Manville
Miss . Borran
Riverton
H. Bennet
E.i F. Burton
H. A. Smith
J. R. Coxen
Ford
Peblican Street
Pine Bluffs
J. R. Wilkinson
Pine Bluffat
George Randolph Chester
Lillian Chester
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Raynard
Pore
Madame Tabourdeau
Papa Lucien Tabourdeau
Papa
Dearcely
Toteh
Klesance
Tabourdeaus
Crittenden Home Mear Meeting
Hearst
Ts War Court
United Pres
Tay
Howe
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United Press
Associated Press
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