War era recipes and society notes feature in Cheyenne pages
Community kitchen guidance shares barley loaf recipe and home crafts tips as clubs and churches collect wartime donations. Socials honor Mrs. Fee and Mrs. Seegar with spring flowers, while Cheyenne prepares for a May food exhibit and a White Elephant sale to aid war work and Red Cross.
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Op. A. R
Red Cross
Mra. L. C
Hinkle
Mra
Vaughan
Mra C. C
Cartisie
Turban’s Real Jewel of a Hat
A vivid description of a decorative turban hat by Batty Brown. The piece highlights an orange Mordero turban with tiny rose beadwork, chrome tulle, and a feathered crown in rose hues.
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Turban
Batty Brown
Residents and visitors pass through Cheyenne or visit relatives
The column lists Mr and Mrs J W Seewar of St James Minnesota visiting Cheyenne with their daughter Mrs Ira B Fee and planning to resume travel home early next week. It also notes Mev Atherly of Ogden Utah en route to Fort Collins after her mother’s death, Mrs Pred Miller hosting, and Mrs James MacPherson visiting Pine Bluffs parents Dr and Mrs George Van Winkie. Additional items include Mrs K Buckingham visiting Cheyenne, Mr Buckingham with troops at Fort Logan, Cole, T P Fahey visiting Denver, Miss Mabel Knapp planning a California trip, Mrs Walter Diver and baby of Guernsey ending a visit, Miss Mina Carr recovering from appendicitis, and Mr and Mrs C N Cranor visiting from Superior before heading to Denver.
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J. W. Seewar
St. James
Minn
Cheyenne
Ira B. Fee
Atherly
Ogden
Utah
Fort Collins
Pred. Miller
Miller
James MacPherson
Pine Bluffs
George van Winkie
MacPherson
Washington
K . Buckingham
Ferris
Buckingham
Fort Logan
Cole
T. P. Fahey
Denver
Mabel Knapp
California
Walter Diver
Baby
Guernsey
Mya
Diver
Dean Swan
Swan
Woman's Club Holds Busy Year and Chooses New Leader
The Woman's Club closes its books until October then resumes meetings biweekly under a new by law. Retiring president Mrs. William C. Mentzer presided for the last time while the club reflects on its growth and welcomes added members. Letters from several members abroad were read. tea followed with a floral display, and the retiring president’s bench was passed to the next leader.
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Woman's Club
Wiliam C. Mentzer
Mesdames JS
Baird
J. C. Jefferis
Newcastle
William Sturgis
New York
J. A. van Ordut
Washington
Roche Mentzer
Des Moines
L. H. Ford
Woodbine
Oklo
Los Angeles
W. RB. Lehnitger
Mason Simith
Woman's
Eld
Tment
Whittier Club Meeting Deliberates Philippians Study
A large turnout gathered yesterday afternoon at 100 West Twenty-second Street for a Whittier club session hosted by Mrs. Willa Mere. A. J. Poteanm presided as the study of the book of Philippians continued under Mrs. W. C. Hosking and Mesdames Kelley Morton and Bh. A. Morton, with other members in attendance, amid news of the club joining the Wyoming Federation of Women’s clubs.
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Whittier Club
Mere
Willa
Mura
A. J. Poteanm
Mire
W. C. Hosking
Mra KB. J. Kelley
Bh. A. Morton
Wyoming Federation of Wonvip's Clube
Ame
College club plans library cataloging and food event
The club voted to form a working party to assist in cataloging donated wartime books at the library on April 22. It also aims to contribute to the May 6 food exhibition at the City federation open meeting where Miss Katharine Hennitt will demo sibaritaten use. Another meeting is planned before summer. Members are asked to bring tested war cake recipes using substitutes and minimal sugar.
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Cheyenne
Kathryn Bennitt
Transet
City Federation
Katharine Hennitt
College Club
Church Groups Plan Meetings This Week
Congregational Aid society meets in church parlors tomorrow afternoon. Methodist Missionary society gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs. D P Evans. King's Daughters hold regular twice monthly meeting Friday evening hosted by Mrs. Leininger Mrs. Ralph Smith and Miss Ruth Chaplin. Girls Friendly Society met at Parish House Tuesday with Mrs Huston presiding. Twelve probationaries to be admitted next Tuesday with supper and program led by Mrs Roach and Miss Clark.
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King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Mre
C. FE. Leininger
Ralph Smith
Mise Ruth Chaplin
Girls' Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society
A. Huston
Frank Roach
Misa Edith K. C. Clark
Prairie dog drive set to curb pests in Brigodale
Counts Agent M. E. B. Knapp and assistant entomologist W. E. Ford plan a two day demonstration on using alkaloid strychnine to ranchers. They will discuss forming a prairie dog pest district in township 10 range 66 south of Ava, to share costs with non residents.
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Brigosdale
Colo
M. EB. Knapp
W. E. Ford
Colorado Agricultural College
Range 66
Avalo
Former Deputy Marshal Arrested For Disturbance
Dick Coyle former deputy United States marshal in Cheyenne was arrested by police for disturbance. He allegedly insulted a watchmaker at Ninth Roberts Jewelry and assaulted Patrolman Clancy when denied entry to a saloon. He faces disturbance charges and possible resisting an officer.
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Dick Coyle
United States
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Niveth Roberts Jewelry Company
Coyle
Clancy
Labor United backs war effort in Illinois rally remarks
Mr. Walker urged labor unity behind the government noting the national mine workers union funds in honor of members serving in the armed forces. He said labor would refrain from strikes during the war unless employers unjustly mistreat workers and praised loyal employers. Walker is a potential candidate for UMWA president succeeding John White who joined the government’s fuel administration.
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Walker
National Mine Workers’ Union
Sam
Minois
United Mine Workers of America
John White
National Fuel Administration
Army exhibit shows saving money by proper uniform care
CAMP LEWIS Tacoma April 10 An exhibit by the reclamation branch of the quartermaster army department demonstrates how careful handling of uniforms saves funds. Dummies display outfits from field to supply officer, repaired gear, and salvageable items. If every man cared for clothing the military could save about 50 million dollars yearly for 2 million service members. Clothing and shoes are repaired sterilized and reissued, highlighting the department as a major cost saver.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Waal
Ualiy
Reclamation Branch
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Young Men's
Christan Association
RA MINISTRRTS TAKEN by United Iran
Federal indictments accuse LK City Okia official William Hicks of promoting a tainted peace project titled World Peace Longue. The report notes threats and mob violence including tar and feathering as part of the alleged coercion in the county.
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Iran
LK City
Okia
William Hicks
Clarint
World Peace Longue
Olvieus
War measure puts most U S industries under federal control
The War Industries Board issues a priorities order to speed production and transport, placing most industries under federal management. Automotives and candy makers lack fuel and transport facilities until vital needs are met. the ruling excludes plant sections under special work with fuel provisions.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
War wedding in No Man's Land at Cafe International
An Austrian police official named Dr. Lutz wed his bride in a ruined farm house midway between Russian and German trenches. The neutral site, known as Cafe International, hosted families separated by the war for a reunified ceremony followed by a feast and dancing despite barbed wire barriers.
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Amsterdam
No Man's Land
Hnes
Cafe International
Lutz
Cafe Interna Tonal
Habitat Missions Meeting Schedule Noted
The Baptist Missionary society plans monthly gatherings from the third Tuesday to the second Friday, with Friday afternoon meetings hosted at the home of Mrs M. P. Noreroes.
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Hapitat Missions
Baptist Missionary Society
Mire MH. P. Noreroes
Piles Cured Rapidly with PARC OINTMENT Claim
An advertisement claims PARC OINTMENT cures piles in six to fourteen days. It advertises immediate relief from itching and hemorrhoidal discomfort and promises a refund if results are not achieved, with a claim of peaceful sleep after use.
Rasputin Black Monk at Atlas Theatre Tomorrow
The Atlas features Rasputin The Black Monk a World Pictures drama headlined by Montagu Love June Blair Arthur Ashley and others. The film chronicles pre revolutionary events in Russia with lavish production a $10 000 street set and debate over its historical romance and wartime saga.
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Hisela
Rasputin
Histary
Atina Theatre
Montagu Love
June Blindee
Arthur Ashley
Juha Jean
Irving Cummings
Hurbert Wilke
Rawputin
Explosives Inspector Berry Tours Cheyenne
Federal explosives inspector Herr lemod J Berry visited Cheyenne on Tuesday to conduct inspections in Wyoming. His presence underscores ongoing scrutiny of explosive materials and safety protocols in the region.
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Herr—lemod J. Berry
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Tuesday
Niente
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Mra. N. J
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Gil Familton
Whittier
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Methodist Missions
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
D. P. Evans
ATLAS
the Playhouse
Black Monk
Reapatin
Germany
Humla
Prichs
Labor United
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U. S
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Petroleum Company
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Carey Ave
Tel
U. 5
Allies
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