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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
11
A wartime appeal urges Americans to finish the victory loan drive and pay the nation’s debt. The message thanks supporters, promises demobilization, soldier bonuses, and medical care, and calls for buying bonds to sustain peace and aid veterans.
Mrs Joseph M Carey hosts a 1 pm luncheon at her Carey avenue home in honor of Mrs Frank B Roach Miss Isa b McNab Mr Alexander McNab of Scotland and Governor Robert D Carey Also guests include Mrs Ray Mark and her daughter from Council Bluffs Iowa The Young People's Society and Sunday school classes purchased a stereopticon lantern for 60 and presented it to the Congregational church
Postal clerks and their wives invited to a Saturday evening party at the home of Chief Clerk Garlock on April 26. A silver offering will be collected for the adopted French orphan of the A. M. A. club. The Congregational Missionary society meets at the parsonage this afternoon.
The Whittier Club met at Mrs A L Putnam's home for a final study session of the year led by Mrs W C Hoskins reviewing Revelation. Officers elected include Mrs W C Mos president Mrs John F Carey vice president and Mrs Ed Kelley secretary treasurer. A May 1 dinner will honor the Two bands at Mrs W E Hinrichs home. Visitors Mr and Mrs Ralph Naylor of Denver joined a dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs A W French. Mrs John F Carey hosted a 10 oclock dinner at Capitol Avenue with Mrs Joseph M Carey Governor Robert D Carey Miss Isabel McNab Mr Alexander McNab and Mrs Frank S Roach as guests.
The War Mothers will hold a no celat meeting at 1 o clock this afternoon at the Carnegie library. Each member is asked to bring a guest eligible for membership. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Garenee and B. Ault of Slater Wyoming, visited the city recently.
Lieutenant Harry J Creig, recently returned from France, arrives in Cheyenne as the guest of his aunt Mrs BR F Guy. He served ten months with the Lost infantry in France and is en route to Brenerton Washington. Mr and Mrs W N Edwards of Pine Bluffa Yo are guests in the city.
Mrs Charles W Melz and two children will leave this week for their Iron Mountain ranch to spend the summer. Mrs B K A Breiseh has returned from Laramie after visiting her daughter Mrs Prank Holiday. Miss Margaret Horst and Mrs Elizabeth Meyer of Denver are guests of Mrs Charles Fo Thowen at 218 West Twenty second street and will travel to Kirk Mountain for the summer.
Lieutenant J W Weeks arrives in Cheyenne visiting his brother at the Mountains hotel. Arch Duffield from Kansas City and S Parker from St Louis attend to business. Mr Joe Kelley of St Louis and Mrs Hop Nash host Scalboarday dinner for Miss Lanca Warren and PL Woodie Warren of Washington PD. Warren and Miss Warren plan to depart Sunday for Suranne and Medicine Bow.
The St Marks Guid will meet this afternoon at the Parist house at 2 30. An teenie ca are urged to re present. Foster and the officers seek a good turnout. Mrs TL OLeary left yesterday for Shiber. Mr Alexander King of Gacoe is an Visitor in the city. General DW Davidaon engoetonet at a stew inner. Weadheyday evening on hones of Senator Waren teers per Intd for Senator Warren. af town Cotyoed lass of stiff Muelor Saint peepeanel wedirel Ant Liewh nom. Srl aude de camp Colonel Wurketh and ale test Mrs rank Pocets with. Her youre sin Sine Isabel Me and Mr Ale ander McNal are new uene ab the Plena tolel. Mr McNab joined tus thivehter jash recently. Hoy Juhu and Misa Kathryn Cronaki were united in heriage by Hev John Duffy of the Maly Name church in Sheridan. The bride's sister Miss Anna Gronski blended them. The bride has lived in Sheridan her life and is a promising young woman. She is a graduate of the high school and has many friends. Mr Johnson, a civil engineer, attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and is working on a pavement project at Big Morn.
Mrs T Paul Wilcox entertained the PB O for their regular meeting week. A pleasant afternoon was followed by a dainty lunch. The article lists numerous guests and visitors from cities including Denver Salt Lake City and Chicago visiting the Plains hotel for business and social engagements.
Arrivals include Alexander McNab visiting his daughter Mrs Frank B Meach and others on business. Charles Bellamy Krueger of Laramie and Mardy of Omaha are seen in town. Frank Lane of New York City and A Daley of Philadelphia are in the city on brief business. Mrs Charles A Bristol has left hospital for home after an operation.
Mrs F L Robinson entertained the Help One Another Club with an afternoon of sewing at 220 West Twenty sixth Street. Twenty five members and nine guests worked on refugee garments funded by a bake sale and a donation of 6133.00. The event included a surprise visit by an infant and prompted praise for Mrs Robinsons charitable spirit and leadership.
A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Harry featured a gold beedlukp and a gold ring presented by MPA B Hasna. The evening included greetings, speeches, music, and games, with ten dollar gold piece gifts and warm well wishes for the couple. Visitors included Mr and Mrs H A Andrew and Effie Lannen visiting from the ranch and Hereford guests at the Plaims hotel.
Sheridan residents gathered Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the engagement of Nancy Pearl Burns to Herbert Brooks. The event featured balloons, roses, and musical performances by Mrs Alfred I Mefenderfer and others, with guests including Mr ALS Green of Cleveland and Mr BK Lacy of Casper.
Quiet wedding honors a returning soldier and his partner at the home of Mrs Wallace. The ceremony was small with close family present. After a short honeymoon the couple plans to reside at Vox the green.
University students travel to Laramie with several locals visiting. Mrs Louise Gross and Miss Babethosd join Mrs Charles Mels as house guests. Willa Schilling and Bether Jackman assist as hostesses. Others include Kenneth Woolley of Fort Worth and J N Grossman of Cleveland visiting for a few days.
Casper Wyoming April 2 The volatile enforcement of a permanent news stand moved to new corners each month. Police Chief Merrath reported the News Stand at Second and Center Streets now shifts monthly to Lag Airee bank corners. Attorney Nichols of the Wyoming National Bank urged keeping the stand to protect bank prestige.
In Casper on April 24 Richand King a refinery employee was wounded and seven black suspects were jailed after a failed robbery attempt at the Sandbar. King fought off the attacker, was shot twice and survived, prompting local demands to clean the Sandbar area to curb crime.
Hazelhurst Ga woman reports relief after ten months of using the remedies. She had been bedridden for a week with weakness and urges other women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She invites readers to write for guidance and reassurance from Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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