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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
5
Society notes request readers to phone the Society Editor at 1061 before 5 3 and at 93 after 7 p m to share items. The notice directs timely calls for society coverage and personal notices.
The Michigan Glee Club performed at the school gym then attended a Cheyenne alumni dinner at the Plains hotel guided by prominent Cheyenne alumni. Guests included Mrs Krank Emersyon Miss Evelyn Jensen and many University of Michigan alumni with speeches and songs.
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Sunday afternoon, April 14, Miss Adaline Harbottle of Gretley, Colorado, united in marriage with George Sk. Sanders. Rev. Stubblefield officiated in his study. Dora Leach served as bridesmaid. Sanders, from Cheyenne, is foreman of the Cheyenne State Leader. The couple will reside in Cheyenne. Also, Helen Morse of Denver and Julia Stockover of Greeley, guests of Elizabeth Whitaker, depart for Denver after Easter week to attend Wolcott school.
Congratulatory notices greet Rev Charles A Bennett and wife on the birth of a daughter at Cheyenne Private hospital. Miss Bennett born Monday April 12 at 7 am. Likely named Ann. Westminster Guild to meet at Mrs N C Nelson 821 W 26th St this evening with hostesses Mrs Edward P Taylor and Mrs Charles Nichols. Jewish Circle to host at William Myers home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J L Sullivan to move to Omaha later in week after several courtesies. Christian Endeavors dinner and entertainment at Presbyterian church planned in honor of John Cecill Associate.
The column lists a church dinner program with speakers Dean Worcester John Cecil and Captain Henderson. It notes committee hosts from Presbyterian Endeavor and Congregational association plus a planned church talk at 8 30 by Mr Ceagl. It also mentions musical entertainment Mrs Irvine and social departures for California and Denver.
A snow event added one inch of moisture, lifting the year’s precipitation to 2.82 inches. The record notes a 26 degree low, 42 degree high, and a 24 mph wind at 4:13 pm. The date references include April 42 and a comparison to the daily average.
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Hundreds of pastors and lay delegates attended county conferences of the Interchurch world movement in Wyoming last week. Meetings were held in Douglas Rock Springs Laramie Cheyenne Gillette and Sheridan with two more in Thermopolis and Basin in April. State secretary A I Stewart praised the enthusiastic co operation and announced a budget of 3386777572 for thirty two denominations. A county organization will be set up to coordinate cooperation.
Judge Edwards escaped a Saturday blizzard while en route to Pole Creek. He pressed on despite foul roads and rain, hoping for trout. He reached town just as the storm broke, noting the fish were scarce but he typically finds them when they are in the creek.
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 limb while a tree was trimmed on East Nineteenth street. She sustained shoulder and arm bruising but continued to work. deputy R. A. Grace will conduct office affairs in her absence.
Mrs Margaret Woods wife of James N Woods of 418 East Lincoln Way died yesterday morning at home aged 76 a Boston native who lived here over 50 years She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs 8 Kerrigan and three grandchildren Funeral services are Wednesday at 9 am at Saint Mary's Cathedral with Rev James A Hartman officiating Interment Olivet Cemetery Pallbearers named John Smith John Nolan John Weadiny Frank Bon J Grace and Charles F Embery
The remains of Merit Eugene Methvin, 44, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Methvin, were sent from the W W Dumm mortuary yesterday to Aniston Alabama for services and interment. Mr and Mrs Methvin and their young son accompanied the body.
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