Presbyterian Aid Society and King’s Daughters Meetings Noted
The Presbyterian Aid Society plans a Friday afternoon gathering in church parlors with Mra Clay Taylor and Mra Hall as hostesses. The King’s Daughters will meet Friday evening in the Geon ergalianal church parlors with Mrs Ralph Smith and Misauth Ghaptin hosting. Nearby visitors include FE Lowe of Chicago and several guests from Laramie and Cincinnati visiting the Plains Hotel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra
Clay Taylor
Hall
Ralph Smith
Misauth Ghaptin
Mies Addie Brubaker
Women Helped Buy Victory Bonds and Save the Debt
A patriotic appeal celebrates women who have sold and bought Victory and Liberty bonds, praising their faith and sacrifice. Mentions Mrs. John Grieve and guests departing for Casper, Mrs. Sam M. Thompson and son heading to Des Moines for six weeks, and visits by Ray Ry Clarke of Boulder and Joseph Simon of Chicago with other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Grieve
Robert
Sam M. Thompson
Sam Junior
Des Moines
Mrs. Thompson
McAdoo Speaks for Victory Liberty Loan
Former U S Treasury Secretary McAdoo spoke from a train platform in Hook Springs on the Victory Liberty Loan drive. He urged support, explained the loan’s necessity, praised volunteers, and energized locals about funding for the government.
Men Register for Jobs at Germantown US Employment Office
A gardener, a tramper, and a butler are among men who signed with the Women's Division of the United States Employment Service in Germantown. Miss Josephine C. Motheral heads the unit, which operates at 5820 Germantown Ave and 258 South Twelfth St for three months. The service, funded by the War Work Council of the YWCA, aims to place male applicants amid shortages and expanding demand for domestic and industrial workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
About a hundred guests attended a pleasant informal reception at the Y W G A temporary headquarters Tuesday evening. Miss Laura Ramsay secretary of the Use association arrived from Denver and drew wide appreciation for her engaging manner. Mrs Dugald Whitaker chaired the committee with assistance from several members. Easter flowers and plants adorned the venue and fruit punch and cakes were served. Mrs Fred O La Pash of Boston arrived in Cheyenne and stayed 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
N. C. Nelson
Mra
A. D. Walton
Ed Taylor
Westminster Guild
Nelson
Marian Hoshaw
State Superintendent Visits University and City Arrivals
State Superintendent Katherine A. Morton returns from the state board of charities and reforms in Rawlins and spends days in Laramie. Mr and Mrs W K Hillmilton meet from Laramie after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine A. Morton
Public i Istruction
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Rawlins
Mrs. W. K. Hillmilton
Laramie
Ki. G. Getner
Columbus
Nebr
al Nt, King
W. P. Davis
Jack Gleary of
Laramie Ia
City
Nurses Entitled to Service Badges
A service medal program expands eligibility to Red Cross nursing staff and others under direct service to the army and Public Health Service. Only Red Cross assigned nurses qualify. army and navy nurse corps entrants are excluded. As costs are high, individuals may pay for their own badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Gross
Ted Crone
Committee On Awards
Mat
Reet
Red Cross
Chapter
Balloon Ascension Launches Victory Loan Drive in Rock Springs
A dozen large hot air balloons lifted off the Victory Loan campaign in Rock Springs on Saturday night. A band played and speakers T. Taliaferro Jr and Fred W Johnson addressed the crowd. Local social notes describe visits, entertaining gatherings, and small town community events surrounding the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Rock Springs
T. §. Taliaferro, Jr
Fred W. Johnson
Frazer Arrives in Cheyenne as Discharged Soldier
Raymond Frazer, likely the first List member from the 264th band of the 61st regiment to reach Laramie, arrived in Cheyenne by telegram. He may be mustered out soon. several residents and visitors from Laramie, Chicago, Omaha and Casper are noted in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Frazer
Laramie
Raymond Frazer
Cheyenne
Frazer
61St
General P W Davison Hosts Dinner for Senator Warren
General P W Davison entertained at dinner at his quarters in the Pont in honor of Senator Francis Warren. Attendees included Colonel Glass Major Smith Lieutenant Smith and Mrs F G Bowman. Also noted were visits from Mrs John D Shingle and Mrs Earl Nye among others as community figures move through Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. W
Davisen
the Pont
Francis Warren
Glass
Major Smith
Smith
Garnel Burkett
Colorado Alumni Association Elects Officers
University of Colorado students met with Mrs. Max Ball and formed a Cheyenne alumni association. Officers elected: Dean Worcester president Harney OConnell vice president Alice Williamson secretary treasurer and Mrs. Max Ball senator. Seventeen alumni attended plus spouses and about twenty five members in all. The group voiced approval of Mr. Norlin as CU president. Mrs Christensen will host Mystic Maze birthday party 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
A. Christensen
East Nineteenth Street
The
Mystic Maze
Announcement party for coming marriage in Sheridan
Mrs W H Wallace of Sheridan entertained an announcement party for the approaching June marriage of Miss Myrtle Margareldga and B C Johnson both popular in Sheridan circles. Pink and white decorations hung from a chandelier with ribbons and symbols at the table ends. Attendees included Miss Myrtle Margareidge and many friends. a basketball injury to Miss Georgia Sullivan is noted with absence.
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 Invite
The Sons of St Mark's issue invitations to a dancing party to be held at the Parish house on Saturday evening April 26. The event promises music and social dancing for parish members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of St. Mark’s
Sons of St. Marks
Denver Corporal Slaney Delivers Liberty Loan Talk
Corporal A. D. Slaney was called to Denver this afternoon by J. A. Shoemaker, general manager of the Denver Stock Yards Company, 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 Celebrated for Miss Mivbell O Flaherty
At the home of Mr and Mrs Ti HM a noon ceremony marked the ninth anniversary of Miss Mivbell O Flaherty s engagement to Alfred Donald Slaney at Boulder Colorado where Miss O Flaherty attended the University of Colorado Attendees included Miss Ales Ify son Miss Marie Larkin Mildred O Flaherty Corporal and Mrs A Slaney Mr and Mrs ft O Flaherty and Mrs B F Dorsey of Owensboro Ky Gifts described as beautiful and useful were presented to the couple The piece notes odd memory items and unrelated family references amid damaged text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal
A. D. Slaney
R. H. O'Flaherty
East Eighteenth Street
Union Pacific
J. L. Sullivan
G. W. Day
Desmond
Marie Larkin
Alese Tyson
Clara Christensen
Hazel Marteen
Agnes Kastro
Albert MacGuire
Marian Cook
Mildred O'Flaherty
Oaitry
Tursday
Mivbell
Alfred Donald Staney
Boulfier
Colo
Mise O'Flaherty
I ‘Niversity of
Colorado
Govers
Miss Ales
Ifyson
Mike Mildred O'Flaherty
Japan Ready to Enter League Without Racial Clause
Telegrams from Paris report Japan will join the league of nations even if the racial equality clause is rejected by the peace conference. The information comes from informed quarters and follows dispatches suggesting strong pressure on delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
Japan
League of Unions
Hrom
Sevcral
Paris
Bell Rallies After Serious Operation in Rochester
Friends of J T Bell learned at Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota that Mr Bell has rallied from a serious operation. A telegram reported he is considered out of danger. Mrs Bell remains at his bedside as Praniy Bell conveyed the news yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bell
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Tis Son
Praniy Bell
Massacre Reported Near Sentumon Village During War
The governor general of Korea investigates charges that Japanese troops 45 miles south of Sentumon summoned villagers to a church and killed worshippers by shooting and bayoneting them. Reports say the soldiers then burned the church and other houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal
Governor General of
Koreaa
Sent
Hie
Hurch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isabel Geary
Vogcleesing
Lindalom
Mine Eather Hackman
Mina Crone
Lowe
Chicago
J. Miller
S. Wiehards
Thomas Black
the Plains
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
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
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
Fred
la Pash
Boston
Mass
Fred Hirsig
West Twentyfifth Street
Tahetta Gilleland
Pueblo, Colo
Max W
John Howard
Eo. Kan
Orville Brown
Pine Bluffs
Harry Tupper
Orren Babbitt
Tupper
Frank Roach
Isabel McNab
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
Brandenburg
Gleycone
J. Gorham
F. Hall
O. A. Graves
Hael
Bines
Laramie Mra
Nellie #. Wilson
A. W. French
Dr. French
Mrs. Wood A
the Plains Hotel
T. GO. Crotch
Maurice Groshon
Cheyenn
Thomas Anderson
Sliney, Nebr
A. Andrew of
Moree Greek
Plains Hotel
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
John D. Shingle
Washington
Oan
M. VW. Anters
Douglas
Earl Nye
Ste
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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