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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
3
A call to refer discharged soldiers in distress to Red Cross Home Service. If able, they assist with work. if disabled, Federal Vocational Office helps retrain and place. The committee urges rapid local publicity and notes a forthcoming senior volume with feathered coronets.
John F. Carey urges Laramie women to travel to the capitol and participate in making garments for veterans and relief work. Red Cross sewing rooms are open daily, as national victory spirit and Liberty Loan incentives mobilize patriotic women. Local visitors and social events fill the week with clubs and business travel.
Returned soldiers marching through Cheyenne seek Wyoming homesteads near Douglas and Gillette with Lieut Harold Kramer Leroy Newman Hugh Johnson among three Columbus, Nebraska lads registering at the Plains, urging friends overseas to trust in Wyoming’s future as railroad needs and waste resources spur development. The Delphian Society meets at Carnegie library Thursday to discuss Greek mythology. Elizabeth Whitaker, Miss Ann Herron visit Whitaker ranch Horse Creek. Des Moines’ N Palmer travels for business. H N Jones and J T Snow visit Torrington for business. School manual expected to appear around June.
A Frances Willard W C T U business and social meeting is set for 1 o clock at 18 West Twenty second Street. Program includes songs devotionals piano solo readings and solos by local residents. Attendees urged to attend. guests welcome.
The Sewing Circle of the WLR will meet this afternoon at 2 40 with Mrs A F Lewis 645 West Twenty first Street to sew refugee garments for the Red Cross. Mrs F L Robinson will entertain the Help One Another club tomorrow afternoon and members are urged to invite a guest. Superintendent A S Jesaup has returned from Colorado Springs and Mr and Mrs Charles J Griffin have come back from Denver. Mrs W E Chaplin has a request from Douglas where she was guest of her daughter.
Mr and Mrs W B Diff tefl plan an extensive motoring trip visiting Indianapolis New Orleans and El Paso before returning to Cheyenne They will spend several days in El Paso Tex Mr and Mrs Oscar Linn have returned to Kimball Neb after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs A J Large During their stay they made several country fishing trips Mrs Hanson and Mrs Joe Williams came back from Los Angeles Cal after a month away Mrs A J Large leaves today for Denver for a several day visit
Mrs. Robert Archer hosted a tea at 4410 Rast 'twen Ueth Street in honor of Mrs. Otto Lewis who will move to Pine Bluffs. Guests included Mes James Otto Lewis N Berry Ralph Machily A J Miller Fred Miller and others with Anna and Erma Bolly.
A three woman commission from the YWCA will travel to Poland to prepare for postwar reconstruction work by Polish Grey Samaritans. Led from Paris by Miss Mis h Lyon and Miss Mary Dingham, the group includes Miss Josefa Kudlicka Miss Lois Downs and Miss Helen Bridge. They sail from New York April 19, stop in London, then Paris before returning to the United States to begin operations.
Miss Lyda Gaylord of Laramie is visiting Mrs John L Jordan at 500 Wea Twenty sixth Street E The Cotrie Art Club will hold a Friday afternoon gathering at her home Mr and Mrs Ben Nash departed for the west yesterday
Major H. C. Fraser arrived from Kansas City and stays at the Plains hotel as notices note the Girls Friendly Society meeting at the Parish house with Mrs Louise Stimson in charge. Calls to buy Victory Bonds accompany recitals by Laur a Blamey and Lin Blamey. Other visitors include Misses Fox and Leonard from New York City and J J Hatz of Omaha.
Palmer Jr nine months old is christened by Pastor F Fisher of the Gen eregational church at 3 40. The Johnston family hosts the celebration with Fastegwilies, lydrangeas and ferns. Painty refreshments follow the ceremony. Mrs J Taylor visits from Denver and others arrive from San Francisco, Omaha, and Denver as several residents plan return trips. The Jewish Circle meets this afternoon with Mrs Mary Hosenblun.
An old ad suggests Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar as a quick treatment for catarrhal deafness head noises and clogged nostrils. It claims relief and easy preparation with a pleasant taste, urging anyone with hearing issues to try the remedy.
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