Jewel's Honor Planned Amid Club and Church Events
Miss Winona Reed of Colorado, active in W C T U work in Cheyenne, is the guest of honor with visit events hosted by Mrs. Fred Benson and Mrs. Charles Teague. A Red Cross benefit dance sponsored by Union Pacific Coal Company knitting club is set for next Thursday at the Elka hall, with Elka members donating the venue. The Elkas also conducted officer elections, naming Helen Nimmo as president and others in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel
Winona Reed Jews
Colorado
Cheyenne
Fred Benson
Mina Jewel
Kensington
Charles Teague
Miaa Jewel
Newell Bell
Red Cross
Union Pacific Coal Company Knitting Club
Rlka
Elka
Helen Nimmo
Hazel Stevens
Margaret Hefferon
Gladys Tyson
Laurie Hofmann
Nancy Haggard
Mary Constance Alexander
Helen Davidson
Anna Nelson
Mias Winona Reed Jewel
Wyoming
Anna Gord
W. C. TU
C.L. Gage
Johneon School
South Cheyenne
Sunergae Hop at Pariah House Pridsy Evening
The weekly Sunergae Hop in the Pariah house Pridsy evening will be held under the auspices of the Sunergae of St. Mark's this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridsy
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Red Cross Ships Gauze to Denver Base
Cheyenne Red Cross sent a bow with 1000 finished gauze pieces to the Denver base yesterday morning. Miss Mary Carpenter, head of the knitting division, asks that all knitted items be brought to headquarters Monday and Tuesday this week. Women in Cheyenne are joining a crocheting shawl class for Belgian refugee women. three dozen shawls have been requested and are already in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross News
Cheyenne Red Cross
Denver
Mary Carpenter
Red Cross
Belgium
Book Drive Ends as Cataloging Completed at Army Navy Library
Directors announce the book classification task is finished and no further help is needed for the army and navy library drive. Whittlereti women offered Monday afternoon assistance but are not required, per a brief note from organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Whittleretui
Visiting List Shows Broad Circuit Travel and Visits
The visiting list notes Bishop P. J. McGovern traveling to Wisconsin for visits. Dr. B. L. Butler of Indianapolis stops in Cheyenne on the way to Wheatland to visit his son who has been called to service. Mrs. M. N. Todd visits Denver to meet her sister Mrs. James Garrett wife of Captain Garrett. Joe Grant of the Union Pacific store department travels to Kansas City and Nevada, Mo., for vacation with family. Miss Agnew Cantro arrives in Cheyenne to act as Comptometer overside for the Union Pacific store department. The removal of Alta Mary Wilmoth to Omaha is noted. Mrs. James Speer and Miss Edith K. Clark entertain their cousin Mrs. J. Raymond Chittick of Chicago who returns from California. Chittick arrives Monday and leaves Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurter and Koontz are visiting in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Paxton Irvine of Diamond visit Cheyenne at the Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Avery host an honored guest in their home, with Miss Avery's sister-in-law present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McGovern
Wisconsin
B. L. Butler
Indianapolis
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Ww. T Dum
Parkview
M. N. Todd
Denver
James Garrett
Captain Garrett
Garrett
Joe Grant
Union Pacific Store Department
Kansas City
Nerbert
Agnew Cantro
Set
Union Pacific
Alpe
Mary Wilmoth
Omaha
James Speer
Misa Edith K
Clark
J. Raymond Chattick
Chica
California
Jones
la Jolhs
Chittick
Tusaday
Mes
Thomas Hurter
Koon
Ron
Paxton Irvine
the Plains
Dwight Avery
Mire
Avery
I. Vine
Rod Wet
William Kalber
Minnie Kalber
Twelfth Street
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Engineer Corps
Edward
France
Sam Woods
Fulton
N. Y
Perry
South Cheyenne
South Side
James Iron
St. Johns Hospital
Aon
Gus Huff
Baby Danoginter
Rawlins
Joseph Rich
Iron Mounttain
Chugwater
Union Pecific
Oscar Johnson
Deby
Gladden
Swoon Carlson
Martha
Edith
Minneso
Txon
Arthur, Saidson
Neola Nelson
East Tenth Street
Labor Hall
Katherine
Charles
John
East Bergeteenth
Richard Ara
Whittier Club Meeting Plans and Memorial Feature
The Whittier club meets Wednesday afternoon at Parkview with Mia and W T Dumm. A memorial is planned for Mea Bartlett, a beloved member who passed away last Monday. Junior club activities and after school events are noted with Helen Nim on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Club
Wes Headay
Mia
W. T. Dumm
Parkview
Mea
I. ®. Bartlett
Joly
Janior Cabs
Jolly
Caayehith
Gimn
Kebetuoon
Helen Nim
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets in Church Parlors
Mrs L A Ballinger and Mrs Clay Taylor hosted a Presbyterian Aid Society meeting in church parlors Friday afternoon with large attendance. Members brought handwork and 26 puddings were planned for a coming food exhibit. Mrs William Lannen presided and ten were served at five o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
L. A. Ballinger
Clay Taylor
William Lannen
Contest party ends Sunday School membership drive
The Reds and Blues plan a supper and frolic Monday evening in the church parlors at 6 30. Informal amusements follow as both divisions aimed to boost Sunday school attendance and recruit teachers for the new classes. The Blues added more new members while the rivalry remained friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyterian
Cheyenne High School Holds Dance To Aid Liberty Bond
Cheyenne High School athletics association hosted a gym dance for students and guests to raise funds for a $100 Liberty bond. Alton Laughlin proposed using the money to fund a maturation memorial for the 1918 class with a named tablet or stone marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Bridges Tyson
Athletic Association of
Cheyound High School
Liberty
Alton Laughlin
Bugs Laughtin
Young Laughlin
Cheyenne
Cheyenne School Notes Highlight Talks and Exhibits
Misa Winona Reed Jewel spoke to high school students about patriotism and temperance. A returned missionary, A G Murphy, described life in Japan and work among Japanese residents in the Northwest. Churchill PTA posts pone meeting. school year winds down with exhibits and a penmanship focus. night classes continue with health improving and few illness cases in Cheyenne schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotiss
Misa Winona Reed Jewel
Workers of Colorado
Wyoming
A. G. Murphy
Japan
Cheyenne
Orient
Murphy
America
Seattle
Elded
Methodist
Churchill School
P.T. A
Churchill Parent-Teacher Association
Spring street fashions use black silk braid bands
Fashion notes describe spring costumes with broad black silk braid trim and braid covered buttons to complement khaki men’s suits. Local notices report military enlistments and family movements including William Kalber’s enlistment at Fort Leavenworth and Edward Kalber serving in France. Other items note hospital visits, births, and a Labor hall dance hosted by the I D G club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Spring Street
Local Church Services listed with sermons and music
At Baptist and Presbyterian churches and a national church, services are announced with Sunday school at 6 46 a m and 46 a m, sermons at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m, musical offerings including anthems, duets, and a violin solo, and evening activities such as BY P U and Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapiist
Nighteyth and
Warren
Gov. van ¥al
Josus
Mra
A. Snyder
Wansen
Gretchen Bovee
Methodist Episcopal Church Announces Pulpit Series
Rev. B E Brace leads Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday school. Epworth League gathers at 6:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. sermon. Miles Winona Reed Jewel, a W C T A worker from Colorado, will preach on Patriotism and Prohibition. The pastor has recovered from illness and returns to the pulpit in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional
Nineteenth and Capitol
J. J. Shingler
J. F. Baterbrook
Denver
Rocky Mountain District
Christian Endeavor
Esterbrook
Methodist Episcopal
Eighteenth and Central
B E. Brace
Epworth League
Miles
Winona Reed Jewel
W. C. T. A. Worker of
Colorado
St Marks Princpal and Rt Marys Cathedral Services
The notice lists church services at St Marks Princpal on Nineteenth and Central led by Rev A Huston with Holy Communion at 7 45 am and 9 46 pm Sunday school at 11 06 am Morning prayer and Sermon at 11 06 am and a 4 00 pm Confirmation lecture with 6 00 pm Evensong and address. At Rt Marys Cathedral Twenty first and Capitol avenue Bishop P J McGovern with Rev Fathers Hartmann and Kosters hold Mara at 6 and 10 am with 4 00 pm Afternoon service presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Princopal
A. Huston
Rt. Mary's Cathedral
Twenty-first
Capitol Avenue
P. J. McGovern
Fathers Hartmann
Kosters
Hosters
Sabbath School and Meetings at Local Churches
Seventh Day Adventist Church schedules Sabbath school at 10 a m with holiness meeting at 11 a m and salvation rally at 8 p m in Labor hall. Robert Ferguson Chapel at 900 West Nineteenth Street hosts events while Second Baptist Church between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets lists Rev C O Smith as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Labor Hall
Holiness
Young People's Legion
Salvation Rally
Robert Ferguson
West Nineteenth Street
Community church services and readings listed
Corner Twentieth and House streets hosts English services at 7:30 p m with Franz Frese pastor at 2010 House street Allen A M Th Charred Corner Eighteenth and Thames Streets Myr J H Jelix First Church of Christ Scientist Corner of Carey avenue and Twenty six Street services Sunday 11 a m Wednesday 5 p m Reading room 432 and 434 City vena National Bank building hours 2 30 to 4 90 p m Swedish Lutheran Church Corner Nineteenth and loose streets 3 P Wohsherr pastor Bear dence 1613 Dunn street all are welcome to the services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Carey Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Cithvena National Bank
Luther Kountz Prominent Banker Dies in New York
Luther Kountz aged 79, prominent American banker, died in New York. The obituary notes he and his brother entered banking in Omaha and later moved to other ventures, with a career spanning many decades and key positions in major financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther Kounts
United States
Tle Brothere
Fi Omaha and
Sr Te
Liberty Loan Demonstration Packs Cheyenne Rally
Public Forum notes celebrate Cheyenne unity during the Liberty Loan drive. Residents cheered as a train tour passed through towns, praising the spirit of determination and loyalty. The message urged continued support for the third Liberty Loan and highlighted unity across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulitor
Cheyenne
Youterdas
Tral Eeram
Cheyenne Express Passenger Thanks Message
A short dedication from William Jeffers expressing deep appreciation to the people of Cheyenne and to fellow travelers on the train. The note closes with thanks from Jeffers and associates for the support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cheyenne
William Jeffers
Cattle and Horse Herds Quieted in City District
Residents in the northeastern city area will have peace after police report. A herd of about 200 cattle was found and returned to their owner on Friday. A wild horse herd that had roamed the town for weeks has disappeared, with officials believing the owner moved them to new pastures.
Reed Jewel to Speak at Allen AME Church Today
MiG Winona Reed Jewel a Colorado worker will address the Allen AME Church this afternoon at 3 40 p m A large audience is requested and expected to attend the talk detailing the event and speaker background
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Winona Reed Jewel
W. Cc. T. A. Worker of
Colorado
Allen A. M. EE
Fragmented OCR Note With Unreadable Names
An OCR snippet shows mixed letters and broken words including a possible list of names or initials. The legible portions do not specify a clear event date place or entity.
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N. G. Thomas
Bishopstowe
Guild
P. B
Y. P B
Capito Avenue
Blues
Plorence
Micnegany
Georgia Crary
Miss Flanagan
Palmer
Flanagan
Olive Wille
Onehetg. Ge
Ira B. Pee
Fee
Mrs. Irth
Bates
Braid
Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and
Carey
Stubblefield
Jeroboam
Jerae
Ain
Salvation Army
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Franz Frese
Allen A. M. Th
Thames
Luther Kountz
Banken
the Public Forum
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Holliday
Fuone
Urness
West Tth St
Bon Ton Very
Inet
Pelaine Hammer
Oscar Ilamme
Armit
Collr
Anda
Tayle
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