Society Notes Include Aid Society Meeting And Local Visits
The Methodist Aid society meets at 2 30 this afternoon with Mrs W W Russelle and assistants hosting. A program features several named members and guests as well as residents visiting Cheyenne from Lusk Sheridan Seattle and other places. The Churchill School Parent Teachers Association holds a regular meeting Friday at 4 30 with an active student program and readings, songs, and papers listed. The Sunshine Society hosted a musical at the M A Kline home with about 75 guests and a silver offering of 20 05 for Y W C A funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Russelle
Archierds. Meyring
Willian T. Duram
D. P. Frane
J. M. Weber
Archer
Meyring
Florence Reyfolds
Voreleesang
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Churchill School
Ruth Warrington
Alice Carlyle
Dora Ryan
Simon Fox
A. G. Doty
Sunshine Joviely
M. A. Kline
Sunshine Society
Verve after program hosts honored guests at door
Mary Kling greeted attendees at the door and oversaw entertainment. Guests included Fred M. Miller A. Bakeau Tt. B. Henke I. Brookhart M. A. hte and W. W. Brookhart while windames led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verve
Minas Mary Kling
Windames
Fred M. Miller
A. B. Bakeau
Tt. B. Henke
I. Brookhart
M. A. Hte
Ad W. W. Brookhart
Local Dispatches Highlight Servicemen Movements
Captain Harry B W Henderson Jr arrives with the 26th camp division and is stationed at Camp Davis Ayer Massachusetts. Mrs J E F Larson leaves city for Denver to spend a week. O A E Warren arrives from Washington DC and visits his parents at 700 East Seventeenth Street. J Nobey Pengo returns home in Casper after a few days in Cheyenne en route from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BW. Henderson, Jr
26Th Camp Division
Camp Davis Ayer
Mass
P. W. Warren
Washington, D. C
Casper
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming Adjutant General Speakers on Nations League
Adjutant General W. K. Weaver of Wyoming and his wife visited Cheyenne patrons and addressed the University assembly on the League of Nations. Weaver listed five sons in military service during the great war and one son died in service. Also present were A M Grace James J Smyth W L Tucker and A A Millen who returned from Laramie to visit Miss Katherine Ball of Denver now staying with Mr and Mrs Max Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Weaver
M Military Department
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
E. M. Turner
Weaver
League of Nations
A. M. Grace
James J. Smyth
W. L. Tucker
A. A. Millen
Laramie
Katherine Ball
Denver
City
Max Ball
Miss Ball
Norton Lee Arrives With 26th Division Unit
Norton Lee, son of Mrs. W. K. Lee, has arrived in the Sis He recently returned from Prance with a unit of engineers from the famed 26th Division. Miss Murial Jones of Deover spent yesterday in the city. Lieutenant Grieb, after several days here with Maurice Dinneen, left for Boulder due to his mother’s illness and will return to Cheyenne later this month. Mrs. J H Walton in charge of Easter Bake Sale invites calls to deliver the Sunergas Easter Basket, featuring elaborate pieces and handy home gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Lee
Mra. W. K. Lee
Sis
26Th Division
Murial Jones of
Deover
Kline Grieh
City
Maurice Dinneen
Boulder
Grieb
Cheyenne
Social and official visits noted at Sheridan
Mrs. W. K. Weaver and daughter Ruth arrived from Laramie spending the weekend in the city. Adjutant General Weaver attended the Wyoming presbytery session in Laramie while J. J. Early joined a state education board meeting in Cheyenne. A dinner party honored teachers Isabel Manewal and Miss Jorgerson with guests including Miss Balin and Miss Ewers. A Fort Wi ll post bridge party hosted by General and Mrs. P. W. Davison. other locals and visitors from Cheyenne attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Weaver
Ruth Weaver
Laramie
Weaver
J. J. Early
Sheridan
State Board of Educaion
Cheyenne
Usp
Louis Manewal
Isabel Manewal
Jorgerson
Burke
Miss Balin
Ewers
Miss Manewal
I. Manewal
Eliekons
P. W. Davison
Fort Ft
A. Hassell
Fort
Uncle Sam War Expenses Start to Decline in March
Washington April 16 The March defense outlay marked the first clear drop in army spending in the post armistice period. The total reached 4 94 000 000 and was 45 per cent below the prior monthly average. The quartermaster corps used 7 per cent of the total as contracts were suspended and cancelled. The value of ordnance items planned for completion on war orders was reduced to 10 4 000 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quartermaster Corps
Four Peace Conference Delegates Hear Belgium’s Claims
At the morning session Paul Hymans Belgium’s foreign minister and head of the Belgian delegation to the peace conference spoke before the council of four listening to Belgium’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pans
Unis
Council of Four
Paul Hymans
Brewery to Lead 170 Near Beer Saloon Centers
Toledo April 16 announcement that Heubner Toledo Breweries will devote its $4,000,000 plant to temperance beer and will continue to operate 170 saloons as social centers nationwide in a move signaling social reform and business adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Heubner-Toledo” Breweries Company
Rotary tools fail in Lance Creek wells move to string drilling
A Texas company with two strings of rotary tools abandons them in Lance Creek field. Shale cavities and water in the hole hinder deep drilling, forcing a shift to conventional string tools as the rotary setup proves unfeasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Lance Creek
Texas Company
Rotary
German Army Plans Strike Over Peace Pay Figures
Berlin dispatch reports German officers and non-commissioned soldiers protest pay scales tied to peace time costs. They threaten a strike if the order is not rescinded, arguing peace-time pay is inadequate amid high food prices and have appealed to the cabinet in Weimar after the Diet failed to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hkulin
Schillers
Agalemt Thoes Ordur
Berlin
Prankfort Vvilung
Digtean
Cabityet
Weimar
Finger Injured In Door of Automobile
McLaughlin suffers a severely crushed finger after a door slammed on it. The injury occurred when the digit was caught by the door during an automobile incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
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