Medal Winners of the 64th Division Return Home
Five men of the 64th division arrived with medals and honors after a campaign. Major General Johnston presided as 150 officers were cited for distinguished service. Captain John Lavell of Salt Lake City led twelve men to capture a town, with many Doughboys earning the Distinguished Service Cross. Private Larue of Santa Clara and Captain Charles A. Coe of a Butte church accompany the returning unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
John Lavell
Salt Lake Cuty
Howe-To-Hovaee
Lavell
Larue
Santa Clara
Calif
Treckines
Larne
Carth
Charles A. Coeal
Butte, Mont
Soldier earns cross and Groix de Guerre for battlefield records
The account notes a promotion won in action as a recorder of American dead. A sniper was shot from a tree after a fighting pair and two privates disposed of the sniper and a German, while delivery of messages through patrols by Privates Ware of Santa Ana and Crosley of Seattle earned decorations. Captain Herbert Hoover, Judge advocate, stated the division had only four general court martial cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Ware
Santa Ana
Cal
Crosley
Seatlre
Herbert Hoover
California
American Missionaries Accused of Fomenting Trouble
The State Department has forwarded formal charges of pro German activities by certain American missionaries in Bulgaria and northern Persia to the American Board of Foreign Missions. The charges include involvement in political activity in Persia and come with investigation results sent by Assistant Secretary Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bulgaria
Persia
American Board of Foreign Missions
State Department
American Board
Phillips
McCormick Former Ambassador Dies in Chicago
Robert R. McGormick, former ambassador to Russia and father of Senator Medill McCormick, died of pneumonia in Chicago. The widow, the senator, and other relatives were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiucago
Roberts. McGormick
Hussia
United States
Medill McGormick
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids ga Old Cold Sufferer
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia describes a severe spring cold and fear of influenza. After trying many medicines he used seven small bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar and reports relief and belief it saved him from influenza. It eased coughs croup and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McNeese
High Point
Foley
Cheyenne Construction Company Incorporation In Wyoming
The Cheyenne Construction Company articles were filed in Wyoming on April 12 1919 to engage in general construction and contracting including electrical apparatus sales and installation. Capital stock is 50000 dollars, 50 year term, 500 shares at 100 dollars each, 3 directors C A Semrad L C Phillips and John L D Clark. Office is 1707 Carey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming with L C Phillips agent in charge. Dated Cheyenne April 14 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Construction Company
Wyoming
C. A. Semrad
L. C. Phillips
John LD. Clark
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Carey Avenue
Chevenoy
Wyorhing
15000 Useful Phrases 15 000 Useful Phrases
Greoville Kiciser presents a practical book listing 15000 phrases to improve English diction. It covers dictating letters social conversations speeches and writing, promising dignity and power in expression. Published by Funk & Wagnalls Company with a mail order price and New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greoville Kiciser
Day- Lon
Funk & Waxnalls Company
Fourth Ave
New York City
Notice to Creditors Wyoming Estate of River Wyckoff
State of Wyoming county of Laramie to creditors of the estate of river Loan Wyckoff deceased. Letters of administration were issued March 1 1919 to the undersigned First National Bank of Cheyenne. Claims must be exhibited with vouchers within months or they will be barred. Dated April 14 1949. First National Bank of Cheyenne. Clark and Haggard Attorneys. April 17 May 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
County of
Laramie
River Loan Wyckoff
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Clark & Haggard
YM C A Initiation at Larandee High School
Larandee High School held its first YM C A meeting in the building Monday afternoon with forty one students attending. The group is led by W T Watson with joint leadership from Prep and High schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larandee High School
YM. C. A
Bhckl
W.T. Watson
Lestie Crawford
Reading Workers
Socoty
Essert
Corbell
Reception and social notices at Congregational Church
Tonight a reception at the Congregational Church parlors honors services. Women of the church host the event with Mrs. BE. B. Treat serving a luncheon after cards. Also noted are travels and visits from multiple city residents and visitors, with several arrivals on business and upcoming departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Notable Visitors and Local Returns From Cheyenne and Plains
Letters describe Mrs McClemhant's mother and BR. M. Halts at Toup City Nebraska while Mrs Multis improves. Hd J Kelley of Kelley Mercantile plans Mayo Hospital gallstone surgery in Rochester Minnesota then convalesces in a hotel before returning to Cheyenne for the Young Men's Literary Club open meeting on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toup City
Nebr
McClemhant
BR. M. Halts
Multis
Hd J. Kelley
Kelley Mercantil Company
Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Cheyenne
Young Men's Literary Club
Kelley
Mayo Hospital
Brides-to-be Honor Guests At Spring Social
A Saturday social honored Miss Helen Brown and Mrs Ethyl Whittaker as brides-to-be. The event featured spring centerpieces and gifts of electric grills for each bride-to-be. Attendees included Helen Brown Ethyl Whittaker Eileen McNeil Wilma Hardin from New Mexico Huth Cohen and Karl Manway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
Mingle Ober
Helen Brown
Ethyl Whittaker
Mikses Helen Brown
Ethy Whittaker
Eileen McNeil
Wilma Hardin
New Mexico
Huth Cohen
Karl Manway
Easter Bake Sale at Johnston Grocery This Saturday
The Baptist Woman's Auxiliary will host an Easter bake sale at the E S Johnston grocery this Saturday. Gates open at early hour and all ladies are asked to bring their baked gifts to the store. Captain Constant Irwin of Meetor Wye, who earned a war honor, is now a barrister pursuing studies at Serbourne University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirsh - Wick Wire and
Schloss Bros
BE Johnston
Constant Irwin
Meetor
Wye
Sinit
Abaris
Uo Serbourne University
Gapls
Irwin Ifo
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eres
Promatin Fl
Sane
Castoria
Tall Timbers
Victory
George W. Daiber
Telil
STH
Libzaty
Boa
Brandegee
Kincaid
Hanan & Son
Bon
Petrograd
W. W. Dumm
Carey Ave
Bond
Herman Goldslatt
Lincoln ‘Way
Laramie High
University
Helen M. DeLapp
Sheridan
Millard F. Frankin
Monarch
Ira W. Kingsley
Mesars
Meadames Juce
Townsman
White
DeLapp
Gertrude McCoy
Laura Windman
Ralph DeLapp
Fisher
Qiu Conma Remtional Church
BE. B. Treat
Bridge Club
Albert D. Johnston
Treat
Will Walker
Fay Walker
Vancouver
Rs. Peter Macfarlane
Jot Morrison
Lome
L. Woodard
Denver
Fr P. Reid
Torrington
N. G. Hake
Es Moines, Ja
Paul Bark
R. W. Neder
L. H. Turner
W. Magee
J. A. Moss
W. 5. Nelson
Chicago
City
the Plains
M. Donnie
Ketamine
Nebraska
Laurence Phipps
Yeateran
Colorado Springs
W. Boxmeyer
Kansas City
P. J. Fahy
Cleveland, Ohio
Urbe Marga
Ed J. Kelley
Lock Springs
Wyo
Plains Hotel
A. C. Fonda
Guernsey
W. A. Forbes
Richard
Hebert Parker
St. Paul
Fi Kennedy
Thermopoli- Wre
Mal Beck
Jack Gibson
New York
Mrs. J. S. Guns of Rock
E. S. Johnston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!