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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
5
Local column urges residents to lend anew to finish the Victory Liberty Loan while praising patriotism and government guarantees. Community notices list guests, visits, and social events across Cheyenne with names and addresses from Denver to Rawlins.
Miss ye er who beet Milending school in tity left for Laramie. Fair left for Sheridan on business. Mr. Z. B. Levison returned from Laramie on a brief errand. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jones, formerly of Cheyenne, now reside in Gas. The Pythian Sisters plan a special meeting Tuesday at 8 o clock at the K P hall. S. Janda and Mrs. Janda host guests including Mesdames Money Phillips McLaugh Min Graves Tanner and Scorn visiting from Denver. F. H. Parkhurst, manager of the Ingersoll store, left for Denver after the death of his mother. Mrs. Parkhurst has suffered months and the end came quietly. Mr. Parkhurst will return to Cheyenne Saturday night.
A cablegram from the National YWCA reports Miss Elizabeth Wilson formerly head of the YWCA secretarial department arriving in Colombo India with Misses Stephania Hartwell of Montclair New Jersey and Margaret Weir of Oakland California. Wilson stays in Colombo to aid a training center for native workers while Hartwell and Weir proceed to Bombay. Hartwell, a dietitian, headed a wartime YWCA cafeteria in Washington DC.
A crew of girls in overalls cleaned yards and alleys yesterday in Sheridan then joined Miss Dorothy Whedon for a 6 o'clock lunch at Mrs. G. F. Hamilton’s home.
Sergeant Thebro Therkildsen, of the 62nd Infantry, 61st division, reached New York and will likely be ferried west for discharge within about two weeks. Local officers and civilians, including Lieut. G. E. Rice of Thermopolis, visit the Plains Hotel as news spreads of homebound troops.
Fort Russell hosts multiple entertainments this week with church groups presenting Easter events. Misa Mildred Graham returns to Wheatland as guest of Miss Katherine Trover. Mrs. Luke Voorhees departs for Kearney with son Elwood set for Easter confirmation. Farther details note arrivals and brief stays at local hotels and services across Casper and Cheyenne areas.
Thursday evening in honor of Nev and Mrs A F Fisher the Congregational church parnor a drew a crowd. Miss Alice McPhetridar sang a vocal solo Miss Laura Leo played piano pieces and Mrs A L Putnam read selections. Refreshments were served. Mrs Carl Christensen and Mrs Elizabeth King arrived from Peoria Michigan to stay with daughter at 317 West Twenty first street Pred D Harvey of New Britain Conn and Mr Charles G Williamson of New York City are in town briefly.
Miss Laura Ramsay arrived from Denver and will be secretary of the Y. W. C. A. and run the temporary headquarters at 1819 Capitol Ave. Several visitors noted include C. R. Wright of Chicago Kennett of Helena George W. Foland of Douglas Henry G. Held of St. Louis and others visiting Cheyenne. Mrs A R Wilson and family are guests of Mrs H A True at 2701 Carey Ave. E Walter Krampert returned from Laramie and Mrs G W Reed was operated on at Mercy Hospital. Do W Riner in New York reports his son Harry Martin Ainur is improving daily.
Investors wait for cheaper building materials as the market shows only slow declines. Industry voices from Architectural Forum and American Builders warn against expecting early price drops, with full recovery and production resuming after wartime constraints.
Report quotes Sami and Gompers before the American Federation of Labor and Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank asserting wages will not fall while living costs stay high. Government stockpiles likely redirected to federal construction, with builders urging operation readiness for spring despite stable material prices.
State Commissioner Ed W. Parke left yesterday for Granada to place a state ward in a private home. He plans to return to the city today.
Superintendent A W McDuffie of the Western division of the Union Pacific left yesterday for Green River headquarters after attending a conference here. His private car was attached to train No 3. He was not seen by William Upton. Obit dimpakebar not clear. Varnishes Sherunaa Qa.
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