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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
13
Society notices urge readers to send items to the Society Editor by telephone at 1061 before 5 30 and after 7 p m at 93 to ensure timely publication. The brief item lists two contact numbers and a daily deadline for society news submissions.
The Michigan Glee Club's school gym concert drew Cheyenne alumni to a Plains hotel dinner. Notables included Mrs Krank Emersyon and Miss Evelyn Jensen, Justin Kingdon, Z. T. Levison, John McAlvan, Will Kelley, and Judge Potter among others. Judge Potter spoke. post-concert songs and informal talks followed.
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Sunday afternoon in Gretley Colorado Miss Adaline Harbottle married George Sk. Sanders a fore man of the Cheyenne State Leader. The ceremony was at the study of Rev. Stubblefield with Miss Dora Leach as bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Cheyenne. Miss Helen Morse and Miss Julia Stockover depart Denver with Miss Elizabeth Whitaker after Easter week for Wolcott school.
Greetings pour in for Rev Charles A Bennett and Mrs Bennett on the birth of a daughter born Monday April 12 at Cheyenne Private hospital. The infant possibly named Ann. Westminster Guild meets at Mrs N C Nelsons 821 W 26th street with Mrs Edward P Taylor and Mrs Charles Nichols as hostesses. Jewish Circle ladies to be entertained at William Myers home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J L Sullivan to move to Omaha after hosting farewell luncheons and church dinner planned in Cheyenne in honor of John Cecill associate.
The Presbyterian Endeavor and Congregational associations plan a dinner at 1:30 with hostesses Mrs. Costello Miss Dorothy Hale and Miss Annie Laurie Kennedy from the church groups. Speakers include Dean Worcester John Cecil and Captain Henderson with an 8:30 church talk. Musical program features Mrs. W G Irvine. Other societies host visits and receptions as Mrs. Elmer Cook and Whittier club prepare gatherings. Attendees depart for California and Denver in couples. several locals attend a late funeral for S A Bristol.
Snow fell Saturday night and Sunday morning adding to yearly moisture totals. Measurable precipitation reached 2.82 inches by April, with the last inch arriving early in the month. Temperatures ran below normal with highs around 42 and a 44 degree start, while strong winds peaked at 24 mph in the afternoon.
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Hundreds of pastors and lay delegates attended county conferences of the Interchurch World Movement held in Wyoming last week. Meetings occurred in Douglas Rock Springs Laramie Cheyenne Gillette and Sheridan with two more planned in Thermopolis and Basin. State secretary A I Stewart said the gatherings foster cooperation and outlined the program and a financial budget of 3386777572 for thirty two cooperating denominations. A county organization is to be set up to enable ongoing cooperation among denominations.
Judge Edwards recounts a near-ordeal during a Saturday blizzard as he set out by air to fish near Pole Creek. He traversed rough roads amid rain and snow, fished briefly, then returned to town just as the storm intensified. He humorously notes the fish were scarce that day.
Two couples secured marriage licenses from the county clerk yesterday. They were Jesse Wray of Cheyenne and Ana Larath of Winona Minnesota and Lascell Robert Anderson of Edwardsville Kansas and Effie May Foote of Evanston Wyoming Abyssinia it is said gives great authority to the wife. It is her privilege to abuse her husband and she can divorcee him at pleasure whereas the husband must show cause if he wishes to divorce his wife.
County Clerk Ida R. Graham was struck by a falling tree limb while walking past the Altman residence on East Nineteenth street. The injury bruised shoulder and arm, forcing her to stay home. deputy R. A. Grace will conduct office affairs in her absence.
Mrs Margaret Woods 76 of 418 East Lincoln Way died yesterday at home after a long city residence. Survived by husband James N Woods a daughter Mrs B J Kerrigan and three grandchildren Harold Vera and Oren Kerrigan. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am Saint Marys Cathedral with Rev James A Hartman in charge. Interment Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers John Smith John Nolan John Weadiny Frank Bon J Grace Charles F Embery.
The body of Merit Eugene Methvin aged 44 son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Methvin was sent from the W W Dumm mortuary to Aniston Alabama for services and interment. Mr and Mrs Methvin and their small son accompanied the casket yesterday afternoon.
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