St Marks Guild Meeting and War Drive Notes
St Marks Guild meets Friday at 2 30 pm at Ye Watrah house for an afternoon seminar. Knights and Ladies of Security convene tonight at Odd Fellows hall at 7 30. Various clubs and aid societies announce upcoming gatherings and war drive planning in Cheyenne and surrounding areas with key organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Guild
St. Marks’ Guild
Wat Rah
Knights and Ladies of Security
Odd Felloays Hall
Messengers of Spring Sighted by Robins and Locals
Report from Cheyenne and area notes 25 robins on Pere’s lawn and 11 on Rebecca Carpenter’s, signaling seasonal shift. A softer balmy atmosphere is hoped for as spring messengers persist, with note of business moves by Charles Layton and A W French in the region.
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Pere
Rebecca Carpenter
Charles Layton
John Donnellon
Denver Visitors at Plains Today Warm Returning Soldiers
Denver visitors at the Plains hotel on business mingle with thousands of discharged soldiers arriving daily from overseas. The Ned Gross canteen supports the troops with home cooking, while Cheyenne residents are urged to host hopeful hospitality. Notable visitors include M TR Johnston of Wheatland, George Keelinger, Irving Harrison, Max Bernstein, and many others from Omaha and Denver. The Westminster Guild met at Mrs A F Saunders home and planned a cafeteria supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Gross
M. TR. Johnston
Wheatland
Plains Hotel
George &. Keelinger
Irving Harrison
New York
City
Westminster Guild
A. F. Saunders
Hh. M. G
Clara Dodds
Guild
Kit Leyler
Worcarel Weaver
F. Meade
T. B. Burnite
George Stransky
Raymond Husted
James Ih. Husted
Weill
S. W. Goodale
George P. Meing
GC. A. Wise
F. G.dollis
Thea
Thomas
George Mankey
Philip A. Zang
August Drummer
Royal Talisbury
Julius Archele
Frank W. Koeller
A. W. Tre Graw
Solemonr
Thomas Blair
W. Z. Brown
Dr. W. Thomas
J. G. Allard
J. W. Bacan
Mil
A. Whannel
Denver
Colo
Plaing Hotel
Hostesses Listed for Evening Event
The lineup of hostesses includes Mesdames J Newlin and G F Ball, with A D Bow eick named among the attendants.
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Mesdames J
Newlin
G. F. Ball
A. D. Boweick
Local Briefs and Notices From Iowa and Nearby Areas
A garbled Iowa update notes Todtertine atfts and a death in the Meg. Ai Decker family. Mr. and Mrs. Beatty return from Denver after a week away. Mr. Gerl Chilalenson heads for a business trip. A free lecture on Christian Science by Virgil Co. Strickler is announced by the Church of Christ Scientist in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eed
Todtertine
Firesh Church of Chirist
Cheyemea
Wyo
Virgil Co. Strickler
Hong of
Jealcseia
Mother
Community News Roundup and Local Obituaries
Word comes from Sergeant Cecil Bon that he is homeward bound. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephon. Rev L C Milla left for Denver. Mrs A Reynolds returned from Jerome Idaho. Hubert Ferguson’s services were led by Rev J B Stubblefield with L C Hills officiating. The High School P T A met at the gym with a musical program featuring several students and the freshman Glee Club. Coffee and doughnuts followed in the domestic science rooms. Short addresses were given by A S Jessup, Mrs Larson, and Margorie Bartlett. Mr and Mrs M P Keefe are ill at home. Mrs Caflea Triitey, Y W C A chairman, announced the board of trustees: W B Fuss, Archie Allison, Judge John A Biner, A E Roedel, Handolp Leigh, Miss Louise Smith. Mrs W J McClement and Barbara Morgan left for Loup City to visit Mrs M Hutts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
J. W. Trumbull
Margorie Bartlett
Alice McPherridge
Ida
Pearl Bronstine
Frances Munizer
Alton Laugulin
Hylen Tyson
Dorothy Siewart
A. 8. Jessup
Ter
Larson
Cnaflea Triitey
Pube
Association
W. B. Fiess
Archie Allison
Johim Abiner
A. E. Roedel
Handolp Leigh
Louise Smith
Family Urges Return as Miner Seeks Son in New York
Me GC WW Miner left Tuesday for New York after a hospital-bound message from his son Harry Hiner who is hospitalized there. Miner, in the service over a year, returned from overseas with injuries from an accident. Mrs Riner joined him, and Mr and Mrs Stephen H Sibley left the city Tuesday for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
New York
Harry Hiner
Riner
Kosten
States
Hing
Local Travels Mention Roscoe Shell and Visitors
Denver bound Roscoe Shell’s unturned. Mary Nimmo Mota Car ley Ruth Harrington plan to loan later in the week for Moulder after a stretch of time in the cry. A. H. Marble departs for Billings then eyes a return home via a day in Russia. Mrs B D Brooks of Casper stops in Cheyenne en route from Denver to Laramie for a University of Wyoming trustees’ meeting. Katharine Hendilt county home demonstrator Jett to Laramie. Allie Jewell of Wheatland visits as guest of Mrs Hobineon. Claude Hally back from field trip. Stephen Hon and wife to return from Pueblo after three weeks. William J Bailey of Casper guest at aunt’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Carey
Carey
California
Jordan
Cheyenne
William ©. Mentzer
J.D. Clark
Cherenne
Loin
Herve Heed
Fred L. Crabbe
W. A. Hiner
Mary Nimmo
Mota Carley
Ruth Harrington
Moulder
B.D. Brooks
Casper
Denver
Laramie
Tristees
The
University of W Vyanil
Pi Beta Initiation Noted In Laramie
Mrs W T Durhi joined the Pi Beta sorority initiation at Laramie with several dave. Mrs Malley belonged to the local sorority petitioning D1 PHI. Mrs Halley hosted guest Misa Margaret Longshore at Hoythall during the visit. In Cheyenne Mrs Bailey and Mrs Franklin Damm received social courtesies while Mr Thomas P Pahey left for a two week business and pleasure trip. Mr W J McClement departed for North Cross Nebr on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Durhi
Dave
Laramie
Malley
Milo
Halley
Tov
Misa Margaret Longshore
Hoythall
Cheyenne
Bailey
Franklin Damm
Fraternity Hosts Informal House Dance Evening
Members of the Alpha Tau Omeca fraternity hosted a Saturday night informal party at their chapter home on Tenth street. Dancing, aided by guests' musical talent, occasionally gave way to impromptu vocal and instrumental performances. Freshmen served refreshments, contributing to the evening’s enjoyment.
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Alpha Tau Omeca Fraternity
Tenth Street
Captain Sails From France for U S A
Word from Captain Lyle Powell received by relatives states he has sailed from France and is en route home. Powell, formerly of Laramie, served in the 99th Aero Squadron and saw extensive duty in battle zones including the 1916 Mexican border campaign where he was first sergeant of a Laramie unit. The Congregational Society will meet Friday at 9 oclock in the church parlors with Mrs Stephens and Cicole as entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Powell
Laramie
France
Powell
99Th Aero, Squadron
Mexican
B. M. Turner
Congregational Society
WH. E, Stephens
Cicole
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet This Saturday
Members of the D A R plan a Saturday meeting with Mrs J W Kahhee at 304 Bast Seventh, program titled Wyomings War Work led by Margaret Weaver. Delphian Society to meet at Carnegie Library at six. Several local figures and visitors travel from Glenrock, Boulder, Marit, Casper, Lander, and nearby towns for events and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Kaahee
Sureot
Misa Margaret Weaver
Wyoming
Db. A. I. Ae
Delphian Society
Carnegie Library
Ywwelock
Local Visitors Mentioned in Brief List
A string of names appear as visitors and arrivals in town. Notable persons include Mr WH H Briges from Chicago and J A Mawson from Douglas, with Ed Freund from New York and Henry Sherard from Greybill among others visiting for a few days or on business.
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Ed Freund
New York
Henry Sherard of
Greybill
Thousands of Women Endure Kidney Ailments Says Reader
Mrs L Warye of 2326 Ded St, Meadow Park, Cal writes of relief after using Paley Kidney Pills. She describes back and hip pain, sore muscles, and swollen joints from kidney trouble, and notes quick relief and safety from the remedy. She thanks Paley Kidney Pills for restoring her health.
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Tellavedl
L. Warye
St. Meean Park
Cal
American securities deemed cheap amid steel wage rise concerns
A prominent banker notes US government, municipal, railway, and industrial bonds as well as standard stocks selling at low prices. He weighs wage hikes in the steel industry, European production, and railroad demand, warning the market may rise before investments redeploy. Prices for hogs remain a key factor in a nervous market with high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueh Staphine
Europe
Russia
Weather and politics mix in early report
Wyoming forecast calls for rain in the extreme southwest with precipitation likely late Thursday and Friday. Oklahoma counties report organized political efforts targeting women voters amid growing activity by local elites.
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Wyoming
Oklahoma
Knights of Pythias meeting notice
Knights of Pythias Negulye meeting Thursday April ld work in ryuk of Page J Carl Metgalp C C
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Olga F. Hearst
Gaterie Art Club
Arthur Forbes
West Whitteth Street
Presbyterian Aid Society
Ehpreh Parors
William Lagpen
Mira B
Gapilol Ave
Liberty Loan
Vesta Bridges Tyson
Lesshan
Laramie County
Gheyenne
Church of Christ Scientist
Noston
Mass
Parisii House
tHond
B. W. Glafcke
Carey Avenue
W. D. Pyle
N. K. Beatty
Mrs. Garrett
Bishop P. A. McGovern
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Katherine A. Morton
W. C. Deming
Wyoming Tribune
University of Wyoming
A. W. French
Max Bernstein
G. Ellenwood
A. H. Becker
Omaha
Plains
Jay .C. Decker
Council Bluffs
Gerl Chilalenson
Virgil Strickler
Cecil Bon
Sergeant Bon
Stephon
Rev. L. C. Milla
A. Reynolds
Jerome, Idaho
Nev. L. C. Hills
First. Presbyterian Church of Denver
Hubert Ferguson
Stubblefield
M. P. Keefe
W. J. McClement
Barbara Morgan
Loup City
Nebraska
Harry Miner
Stephin H. Sibley
Dence
Joseph M. Carey
Joseph MM. Garey Séton
Gharlea di Garey
Bert
Los Angeles
A. H. Marble
Billings
Rulsia
Mies
Katharine Hendilt
Jett
Allie Jewell
Thic House
Gueat
Mit
Hobineon
Glyde Barly
Claude Lally
Stephen Hon
Puebto
Satbuydey
William J. Bailey
Tie Howe Gueel
Thomas P. Pahey
North Cross
Nebr
Fraternity
Alex. G. Patterson
J. A. Veatch
Mazel Veatch
Mrs. Veatch
Kings Daughters
Congregational Church
Igtant Megas
Mise Bindy Underwood
Kate Taylor
Etta Linn
U.S. A
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Taliaferro, Sr
Mook Springs
Willam BO Weeks
Gander
Gasey Kishy
C. Fredrik Wallbruce
J. T. Handolph
Boulder
Olivia
Pat Proctor
Glenrogk
A. J. Nosin Af
Hawiitin la
Hotrwine Ms
J. G. Gostia
B.J. Seimitt
Laramic Ar
Marlin
Duna
Charles Martin
Nuvili Platte
Wye
le Heakeslay
Marit
Fiene
Weir P. Alontes
Casper Ta
Kot
Parrington
E. Powelling
J. G. Dillon
Lander le Herd
Busine
Northrup, King & Co
WH. H. Briges
Chthin City
Chicago
Mayo
J. A. Mawson
Douglas
Fh. Ws. Correll
Sidney, Nebr
Patterson
M. M. Hissome
Greeley
VL. Durand
Blue Mound
the Plains
John Donnellan Co
Knights OF
Pythias
Woman's Franchise League of
Iniana
Intianapolis
Care
Herman Goldblatt
W. Lincoln
McCord-Brady, Wholesale Grocers Co
F. Hoel
Mgr
Cheyenne Branch
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