Presbyterian Aid Society and King’s Daughters Meet This Week
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Clay Taylor and Mrs. Hall as hostesses. The King’s Daughters plan a meeting Friday evening in the same church parlors with Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Cha ppin, and Miss Addie Brubaker as hostesses. Several visitors from out of town are noted at the Plains Hotel including Lowe of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. J Miller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra
Clay Taylor
Hall
Ralph Smith
Misauth Ghaptin
Mies Addie Brubaker
J. Miller
S. Wiehards
Thomas Black
Laramie
the Plains
A. Andrew of
Moree Greek
Plains Hotel
Women Promote Victory Bonds in American Spirit
The piece praises American womanhood for supporting war bonds through Victory and Liberty Loan drives. It notes women financing the effort by buying bonds, and urges continued contributions to reach the debt goal. Also mentions Mrs. John Grieve and family traveling, Mrs. Sam M. Thompson and son visiting Des Moines, and visitors from Boulder, Chicago, and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sam M. Thompson
Sam Junior
Des Moines
Mrs. Thompson
McAdoo Announces Victory Liberty Loan Drive
Former Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo spoke from a train platform in Hook Springs warning the public of the Victory Liberty Loan needs. He praised supporters, explained loan objectives, and urged funding to sustain government programs and honor servicemen.
Women’s Division aids men seeking work in Germantown
Miss Josephine C. Motheral leads a Germantown unit of the United States Employment Service with War Work Council support. She reports 34 domestic positions open and efforts to place gardener, coachman and butler applicants as the national program contracts. Colored workers also apply to both Germantown and central divisions. Mr. C. B. Richardson was in Casper on business.
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Soashman
United States Employment Service
United State Department of Labor
Young Women's Christian Association
Germantown Avenue
Josephine C. Motheral
Germantown
Congress
War Work Council
Ntional
Women's Division
44Th
Arch Schools
South Twelfth Street
Association
Motheral
Central
Central Women's Division
Reception for Miss Laura Ramsay at YWCA headquarters
Over one hundred attendees met Miss Laura Ramsay secretary of Use association at the YWCA temporary headquarters on a Tuesday evening. She arrived from Denver and already formed a wide circle of friends as Mrs Dugald Whitaker and a committee welcomed guests. Easter flowers and potted plants adorned the space while fruit punch and cakes were served. Also noted is Mrs Fred O La Pash of Boston arriving in Cheyenne and staying with Mr and Mrs Fred Hirsig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ramsay
Use Association
Ramesay
Denver
Dugald Whitaker
J. J. Wallon
Claude Draper
P. Emerson Glafcke
A. D. Johmeten
Newell Bell
Fred
la Pash
Boston
Mass
Cheyenne
Fred Hirsig
West Twentyfifth Street
State Superintendent Visits University
Mrs. Katherine A. Morton the state superintendent of public instruction returned home after attending the state board of charities and reforms in Rawlins. She also spent a few days in Laramie where Mr and Mrs W K Hillmilton met them after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine A. Morton
Public i Istruction
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Rawlins
W. P. Davis
Laramie
Nurses Entitled to Service Badges
A service medal program expands eligibility to Red Cross and United States Public Health Service personnel serving under the Red Cross or military auspices. Navy and Army nurse corps personnel enrolled in Red Cross Nursing Service after initial service are excluded. Fees for badges likely borne by recipients due to high overall cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Gross
Ted Crone
Committee On Awards
Mat
Reet
Red Cross
Chapter
Balloon Ascension and Victory Loan Drive in Rock Springs
A dozen large hot air paper balloons opened the Victory Loan drive in Rock Springs on Saturday night. A band played and speeches were given by T. Taliaferro Jr and Fred W Johnson. Mrs John Howard returned from Kansas after a two month visit and Mrs Orville Brown visited Pine Bluffs. Social events followed with gatherings hosted by Mrs Harry Tupper and Mrs Orren Babbitt in honor of Mrs Frank Roach and Miss Isabel McNab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Rock Springs
T. §. Taliaferro, Jr
Fred W. Johnson
Harry Tupper
Orren Babbitt
Tupper
Frank Roach
Isabel McNab
Raymond Frazer Arrives in Cheyenne
Telegram from Raymond Frazer states he has arrived in Cheyenne as part of the 264th band of the 61st regiment. He is expected to be mustered out soon making him the likely first discharged member of the List reaching Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Frazer
Laramie
Raymond Frazer
Cheyenne
Frazer
61St
General P. W. Davison Entertained at Dinner
General P W Davison hosted a dinner at his quarters at the Pont in honor of Senator Francis Warren with attendees including Colonel Glass Major Smith Lieutenant Smith and others. Also noted are travels of Mrs John D Shingle to Washington and relatives in Pennsylvania New York and Cheyenne, plus various local visits and society activity at the Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. W
Davisen
the Pont
Francis Warren
Glass
Major Smith
Smith
Garnel Burkett
John D. Shingle
Washington
Colorado alumni association elects officers amid meeting
University of Colorado students met Mrs. Max Ball and organized a Cheyenne alumni association. Dean Worcester was elected president with Harney OConnell as vice president, Miss Alice Williamson secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Max Ball senator. Seventeen former students attended, about twenty-five members anticipated, and a resolution praised Mr. Norlin as university president. Mrs. A Christensen will host Mystic Maze birthday gathering this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Colorado
Max Ball
Dean Worcester
Harney O'Connell
Alice Williamson
University of Colorado Alumni Association
Boulder
Norlin
Announcement party heralds June marriage near Sheridan
Mrs. W H Wallace of Sheridan hosted an announcement party for the upcoming June marriage of Miss Myrtle Margareldga and B C Johnson, both noted in Sheridan society. The decor featured pink and white lines with ribbons and baskets, as guests at the table revealed the couple. Attending were Myrtis and Elizabeth Margareidge, Bessie, Mabel senate, Sarah Marie Pewey, Bernice Manlove, Myrtle Goggle, Florence Mosdames Peterson, and others. a note about Miss Georgia Sullivan's sprained ankle during basketball also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Wallace
Sheridan
Myrtle Margareldga
B. C. Johnson
Ted
Misses Myrtis
Elizabeth Margareidge
Bessie
Mabel Senate
Sarah v- Marie Pewey
Bernice Manlove
Myrtle Goggle
Florence Mosdames Peterson
Sons of St. Mark's Dancing Party Invitation
The Sons of St. Mark's invite to a dancing party on Saturday evening April 26 at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of St. Mark’s
Sons of St. Marks
Denver Corporal Slaney to Speak at Optimist Club
Corporal A D Slaney was summoned to Denver this afternoon by J A Shoemaker general manager of the Denver Stock Yards Co to deliver a Victory Liberty Loan address before the Optimist Club at the stock yards Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Slaney
Denver
J. A. Shoemaker
Denver Stock Yards Company
Stock Yards
Wedding anniversary for Miss Mivbell at Boulefer Colorado
Celebration at the home of Mr and Mrs Ti HM marks the wedding anniversary of their daughter Mivbell to Alfred Donald Staney. The ceremony occurred in Boufeer Colorado with graduate attendees including Miss Ales Ify Son Miss Marie Larkin and several OFlaherty relatives. The bride received numerous beautiful gifts and the occasion featured family members and friends from nearby regions. The text notes OFlaherty family ties and mentions a grandmother from Owensboro Kentucky.
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Oaitry
Tursday
Mivbell
Alfred Donald Staney
Boulfier
Colo
Mise O'Flaherty
I ‘Niversity of
Colorado
Govers
Miss Ales
Ifyson
Marie Larkin
Mike Mildred O'Flaherty
Japan Prepared to Enter If Racial Clause Is Rejected
In Torio April 24 reports say informed quarters expect Japan to join the league of nations if the racial clause of the covenant is finally rejected by the peace conference. Dispatched notices from Paris claimed Paris delegates were told Japan would decide to enter the league if the clause is not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
Japan
League of Unions
Hrom
Sevcral
Paris
Bell Rally After Serious Operation at Rochester
Friends of J T Bell were relieved to learn he has rallied after a serious operation at Mayo Brothers Hospital Rochester Minn His son Praniy Bell received a telegram noting Mr Bell was out of danger, Mrs Bell remained at his bedside yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bell
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Tis Son
Praniy Bell
Japanese troops accused of mass killings near Sent Summon
SEAL reports the governor general of Korea is investigating charges that Japanese troops 45 miles south of Seun Summon summoned male villagers to church and killed them with hatschets and bayonets. It is also reported that the troops burned the church and other houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal
Governor General of
Koreaa
Sent
Hie
Hurch
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Vogcleesing
Lindalom
Mine Eather Hackman
Mina Crone
Lowe
Chicago
M. B. Wirsch
St. Louis, Mo
G. B. Harts
Cingignati
Ohio
George N. Quinn
A. A. Porter
Sol Kohnfelder
Ernest Agnopulos
I. J. Alleg
J. W. Eagan
A. Shields
the Plains Otel
Sunshine
John Grieve
Robert
Ray Ry Clarke
Wee
Joseph Simon
B.P. Handler
Sidney
E. M. Mahon
Colorado Springs
F. McMahon
Colorado Epunes
McMahon
Plains
Order
Claude L. Draper
Casper
W. Luer
Colgate, Colp
Hartigan and Son of Turns
Wyo
Pleins Hotel
W. Agnew
Lusk
W. C. King of
Kearney
Nebr
M. Singer
New York
W. R. Dobbin
Ince, City
Cheyenneues
Etta and
Anna Dobbin
McAdoo
Victory Liberty Loan
United States
Mt Employment Services
C. B. Richardson
Wilk
Mrs. W. K. Hillmilton
Corporal
R. H. O'Flaherty
East Eighteenth Street
Union Pacific
J. L. Sullivan
G. W. Day
Desmond
Alese Tyson
Clara Christensen
Hazel Marteen
Agnes Kastro
Albert MacGuire
Marian Cook
Mildred O'Flaherty
Tahetta Gilleland
Pueblo, Colo
Max W
John Howard
Eo. Kan
Orville Brown
Pine Bluffs
Queen Esther
Fort Russell
Queen Father
Alog
Archer
Meyring
Bias Neynolds
Frances Qualey
Katherine Wortpain
Celia Larson
Oscar Nelson
Charles K. Avery
Chiacgo
RJ. Williams
Yerger
Omaha
J. W. Bingham
Joe F. Anderson
John Friman
D. Zimmerman
New York City
The
City
Brandenburg
Gleycone
J. Gorham
F. Hall
O. A. Graves
Hael
Bines
N. C. Nelson
A. D. Walton
Ed Taylor
Westminster Guild
Nelson
Marian Hoshaw
Laramie Mra
Nellie #. Wilson
A. W. French
Dr. French
Mrs. Wood A
the Plains Hotel
T. GO. Crotch
Ki. G. Getner
Columbus
al Nt, King
Maurice Groshon
Cheyenn
Thomas Anderson
Sliney, Nebr
Fr. A. Dunckker
Salt Lake City
Kathryn Mall
Mr. and
Max, Wall
East Seventeenth Street
James BB. Tree
Surrey
Oneénasios
Janes
Fred &. Warren
Long Beach
Galif
Santesbury Thompson
Peegie
Bettye
A. WR. Wilson
A. Vt. Jr
A. True
Carey Avenue
Fred Wirsig
P. W. Davison
F. G. Bowman
Alice M. Jantison
Secretary of State Returns
W. KH. Chaptin
Larnevilé
Dalphian Society
Carnegie Library
Oan
M. VW. Anters
Douglas
Jack Gleary of
Laramie Ia
Earl Nye
Ste
A. Christensen
East Nineteenth Street
Mystic Maze
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Eagle’s Hall
Coliseum
Musicians Committee
Filan
Ingram
A. BE. Roedel
Bell
Northrup,King & Co
Northrup King&Co
Moimeratoris, Mow
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