Piaina hosts small dinner parties on Sunday evening
Society notes detail numerous intimate dinners at Piaina with guests including Mr and Mrs H P Hynds Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy and Mrs Fransa Hayford Spies also listed are C W Riner and daughter Mrs Somerfield Taylor and others. Allies report Captain Samuel Pearson now Lieutenant Tesla at Camp Taylor Kentucky after six years at Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piaina
H. P. Hynds
T. Blake Kennedy
Fransa Hayford Spies
C. W. Riner
Somerfield Taylor
W. C. Kinkead
Meyer Frank
C. J. Obnhous
Brandenberg
M. H. Haring
Samuel Pearson
Fort Russell
Captain Pearson
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
the Plains
Samuel A. Smoke
Miller
Irk
Ray K, Olde
H. W. Bullock
Lawn
Major Smoke
Columbia, Mo
Officers and Wives Gather for Fort Russell Socials
A surge of social events forms at Fort Russell as officers and their wives arrive, with bachelor officers of the 712 Cavalry hosting a luncheon at No. 87 and couples from town among the guests. Lieut Edward Durell and his wife receive compliments at a Plains dinner with Captain Jenkins and Lieut Coolman, highlighted by lavender and white sweet pea decorations and a wedding cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostick
Edward Durell
Lucille Ridgey
Nan Dinneen
Mildred Ron
Zella Ferris
Fallis
Fort Russell
the Plains
Captain Jenkins
Lieut
Coolman
Quiet marriage and society sale mark Cheyenne events
Claude Oshon and Effie Woodruff wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Brace officiating. Attendants were Helen Zimmerman and Thomas Holland. The couple plan housekeeping at 19 East Lincoln Way. A large D A R sale at Eagles’ hall raised $854 for war work and Red Cross. Thora Houx won a Shetland pony donated by the Farthings. sale proceeds boosted the treasury. Pupils’ piano recital followed by Mrs. Harold’s program Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Oshon
Effie Woodruff
Methodist
E. E. Brace
Helen Zimmerman
Thomas Holland
Mies Zimmerman
Osborn
East Lincoln Way
Osbor
Cheyenne
Osbon
Union Pacific
Carl Beckley
Darling
Eagles’ Hall
Red Cross
Thora Houx
F. L. Houx
Mise Houx
Harold
Actor’s shock over film contracts and stage life
A veteran actor recalls a pivotal moment when a film contract ended his stage ideas and forced him to face a new Hollywood world. He describes the sudden move from Venice Beach to inescapable makeup and public scrutiny, while pondering loyalty to theatrical roots and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aving
Peete
Monros
Venice
Worth
New York City
Hobart
Honore Liens
Willale
Ieee
New York Placed On tonal list in China remarks
A garbled report suggests New York is referenced in connection with a tonal list in China. The text mentions social relations and a republican idea, with vague notes on a person being taken to Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Vaughan piano pupils perform at Carnegie Hall recital
Vaughan presents twenty piano students in a Carnegie Hall recital. Parents and friends fill the auditorium to hear the youthful musicians display growing skill and confidence. Notable performances include Bella Davis’s Martha transcription and Gardner Hartson’s piano duet with Mrs Vaughan. Two more recitals are planned for early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Ee
Carnegie Worary
Martha
Bella Davis
Gardner Hartson
Vaughan
Birth of a baby son at St. John’s Hospital
Haby Som and Mr and Mrs C G Hiancock receive congratulations on the birth of a baby boy at St John’s hospital Saturday evening. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely. William O Boyle enlisted in the wireless department of the U S Army in Denver last week and is at Fort Logan awaiting assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haby Som
C. G. Hiancock
St. John's Hospital
William O'Boyle
Williamt O'Boyle
Mary O'Boyle
J. TH. Conway
Celia
Estelle O'Boyle
Denver
Wireless
Radio Signal Corps
I. 5. Army
Fort Logan
Visiting French Family Travels Back From Denver
Visiting Dr and Mrs A W French return from Denver after spending the weekend. Their son Wilson French has enlisted in the army and is at Fort Logan. Mrs J H Conway and family drive to Denver to visit William O Hoyle in the radio signal corps at Fort Logan. Miss Elise Morris returns to Denver as a student after a Cheyenne weekend with Aunt Mrs Charles Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. French
Denver
Wilson French
Fort Logan
J. H. Conway
O'Boyle
Cella
Estelle O' Boyle
William O'Hoyle
Radio Signal Corps
Elise Morris
Miss Walcott
Cheyenne
Charles Carey
Women’s Club meeting announced for tomorrow afternoon
The P. C. and P. O. sleterwood Chapter will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Lariver with Mrs. J. A. Rivey and Mrs. Louella Moore as joint hostesses alongside Mrs. Lariver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. &. O. Sleterwood
Paul Lariver
J. A. Rivey
Louella Moore
Mra. Lariver
Dutch Emigres Pass Through Cheyenne on U S Aid
A large number of Hollanders stranded after Dutch government ships were seized by the United States. They travel eastward in U S government funds with sleeping and dining car service, promising not to return to the Netherlands. Young men complain of unequal treatment and lack of first class rights, insisting they stay in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
Cheyenne
Hollamd
Alroaso
Counse
Holland
Piano Tuner Get Guthrio and Phone Goo Mystery
Brief item notes confusion as two phrases repeat and a cryptic line follows about three thieves and odd prohibitions. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to anchor a fuller report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrio
Mobile Army of Workers to Help Farmers Harvest Crops
A plan by Charles McGonagle and partners forms a club of workers from banks and stores to assist farmers during harvest. The mobile force would travel by auto to fields, work for wages, and be fed by farmers, with women enlisted to help cook and supervise under skilled farmers. The scheme covers hay and grain tasks with free farmer service but paid workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGonagle
C. B. Irwin
Union Pacific
Jess Yoder
Torrington
McGonagle
Ping Blutts
Hillsdale
Thia
McCooagle
Three Tellers No Wait at Stock Growers Nat Bank
Crowds line the lobby as three tellers staff the window at Stock Growers National Bank reducing wait times. Officials say steady deposits and new accounts reflect growing community confidence in local financial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAT. Bank
Plaster Cast Saves Do's Broken Leg in Cheyenne
Queen sweatt a famous Cheyenne bulldog, broke two bones in one leg and survived after a reinforced plaster cast wired to prevent licking. After nineteen days the cast came off and the dog walked without a limp, showing that the cast and careful owner Dr. Henry Bweati saved the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweatt
Cheyenne
Henry Bweati
Remarkable Disruption at Irish Meeting Ends with Attack
A political meeting in Arm agh County Armagh sees an ardent supporter strike the Countess Markievicz with a weapon as she speaks. She wipes the debris away and continues her address, showing composure amid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Booth Armagh
Markleeios
Colonial Quotations Fit Present Days
A compilation of remarks from Washington Jefferson Franklin Monroe and others on war and peace. The piece argues U S leaders must be prepared for war to secure peace and cites Robert Morris and Lincoln to frame current Liberty Loan oversubscription as vital for national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Robert Morris
Abraham Lincoln
America
The Farmer and the World War
Mr Waters, editor of the wee tw Weekly Bian, urges farmers to invest in Liberty Bonds to aid the war effort. He argues democracy and national credit rely on farmer support, noting farmers already boost land production and have sent sons to battle. He calls Liberty Bonds the safest, most reliable investment amid crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Waters
Epucree
Keotan Lion Agricultural College
Wee Tw
Bian
Europe
Russia
United States
Breuth
Bond vs Bonding Choices in Wartime Finance
A short guide compares a $100 Liberty Bond with a $100 bill, arguing bonds bear interest and escape local taxes while being subject to inheritance and surplus war profits taxes. It favors Liberty Bonds as safer savings and inheritance-friendly, urging readers to invest.
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Fort Russell Society
Oshon-Woodruff
Xa. Ei
Oan
Cael
Reda
Presbyterian Sunday
Rede
Wil
Blues
U.S
Betty Brown
Paris
Plastehr
Liberty Loana
Bond VS
Bill
Uncle Sam
Liberty
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