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Olga F. Hearst reports Georgette Cominsky left for Los Angeles for several weeks after Armstrong departed for Den i.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
10
Olga F. Hearst reports Georgette Cominsky left for Los Angeles for several weeks after Armstrong departed for Den i.
Cheyenne woman volunteers finish a soldiers scrap book project at Mrs. Lane's home with 25 members and 4 guests. Social Circle of the Methodist church hosts, with music, readings, and a next meeting planned for May 2. Port Russell officers honored with a farewell hop for troops bound for Alaska from Vancouver barracks. Charity drives include magazines for fort demobilization and a bake sale to aid an orphan. Community notices include meetings of the Kings Daughters and other clubs, visits by locals, and plans for April French orphan benefit at Mrs. Garlock’s home.
Carl Sharp of Thermopolis is named among 16 soldiers selected from 1,600 to tour the country with tanks for the Victory Loan drive. He may be assigned to Wyoming. Edgar Bender has returned to Laramie after overseas service and discharge at Fort Russell. Mrs. John W. Shirley is convalescent after two weeks illness. The St Marks guild meets at 2 39 this afternoon in the parish house to devote the afternoon to sowing.
The Presbyterian Aid Society convenes at noon with hostesses Mesdames William Lannen and R. B. Davidson assisting.
Mrs Walter B Dunton entertained last evening at the Plains hotel with a dinner dance for sixty six guests. Roses adorned the table as officers and wives of the Post and Cheyenne attended. Judge and Mrs GC Potts assisted Mrs Dunton in receiving guests.
Mrs. Waller B. Dunton reports Miss Eula Williams Til is critically ill with pneumonia at the Washington home of her aunt Mrs. John B. Kendrick. Williams traveled from Sheridan and is visiting with her daughter. she previously entertained many friends in Cheyenne during her stay with the Kendricks.
University of Colorado students Georgla West Wald Maren ton Meda Carley and Join Mar rington are visiting Cheyenne this week and will depart Sunday.
Unclear OCR text mentions Senator Thomas Powers visiting Plains and nearby areas. References include locals, arrival details, and township names. The garbled lines suggest a political or social gathering with residents Brooks and Ramneer mentioned in passing.
Thomas Medugu son of Mrs Medugu has returned from New London Connecticut after receiving his discharge from the Marine Corps He served in a submarine unit and will share his undersea experiences Mrs Chaffin left the city for Morrell Kansas to visit relatives J Pitzeerald of El Paso Texas is in town on business F Sullivan of Minneapolis is staying briefly at the Plains hotel on business
The Help Out Another club will hold a bake sale Saturday morning in April at Olsen's grocery. Members are urged to bring donations early. Mrs. J. C. Olsen and Mrs. J. KB. Frankenfield will run the booth. Captain F. L. Miller, now at Camp Knox with the 71 Field Artillery, has transferred to the 3rd Artillery. Various locals arrive in Cheyenne for short visits, and Captain Plummer and Mrs. Plummer of Wheatland are guests for several days. The Baptist Missionary Circle meets at 3 PM with Mrs. James B. Libby.
A terse advertisement from The B. W. Bose Co of Cleveland Ohio promises a reliable treatment that relieves itching, irritation and skin eruptions. It claims quick relief for eczema, ringworm pimples blotches and other skin conditions with a $1 bottle to apply as directed.
Dr and Mrs G L Strader return from Omaha reports say his health is improved. Williams returns from Laramie on business as Dwyer and Connor of Cheyenne spend days there. Mrs Arthur Snyder hosts dinner at 914 Evans avenue. Mrs Bruce Jackson arrives from Bismarck to join Rev Jackson. Judge C H Parmelee returns to Sheridan after Cheyenne visit. Will entertain at K C Hall tonight by Ladies auxiliary BR of T T at 9. Mr B F Goldman of Boise and Frank Carlson with Walter Hertel of Fraser visit Cheyenne. T Brownfield of Denver on business. W A Elliott of Pine Bluff also stays briefly.
Manila Inee Hall league manager wired W Tin Chong of Wotelulu inviting a Hawaii based Chinese baseball team to join the Asiatic Games in Manila in May. A team of Chinese players will depart on the Shingo Maru in April if transport is arranged. Mr Redline arranged the 2015 Manila visit and Wells set up 12 games there.
London April 10 Reported that eastern Russian Red Army troops have adopted trade union methods and demand fixed pay per hour of fighting. Official Brit ish government reports note pay up to 20 rubles hourly. The force includes Germans Finns Chinese Poles and eastern Russian recruits. Many officers are Germans. Orders from officers are relayed to command and missteps could be punishable by death.
STRASBOURG France April 10 Former Emperor Willion a s chateau Moh Keonfasture in Alsace was taken by French authorities It recalls Sellortstadt gave up the castle to William TL who restored it at a cost of 1 7H000 and then billed the Alsace people to pay the price
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a remedy for freckles with a money back guarantee. It claims a clear complexion after a few applications and promises no cost if freckles remain, urging readers to obtain a bottle from a drugstore and follow the strength instruction.
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday at the secretary of state office by the Farmers' Grain and Milling company of Powell. Capital stock set at 850,000, divided into 8500 shares of par value 100 each. Directors named: Frei Biescindier, F. M. Knittl, A. M. Gla ssow, H. H. Shoemakers, and Teed Ce Friens, all of Drillwell.
Berne April 10 report says conference of soldiers councils of German Austria, widely met in Vienna and Moscow, oppose a soviet republic in Austria and favor a socialist government.
J P Divine of Thermopolis yesterday was appointed assistant state engineer at a salary of 2400 per year. He will succeed Henry Lloyd.
Lisbon reports 63 percent of marriages among French girls and Portuguese officers during a three year stay in France. Many more unions are anticipated as Portuguese soldiers captivate with romantic charm and melancholy.
A garbled note describes Portugal’s fados serenading sweethearts with guitar accompaniment. The tunes supposedly gained wide popularity in the Armentieres area where forces were stationed, captivating French maids and shaping local musical tastes.
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