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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
3
Citizens urged to back the Victory Liberty Loan to honor soldiers, pay debts, and sustain demobilization efforts. Campaign emphasizes supporting war insurance, soldier pay, hospital care, and a lasting peace through bond purchases. Local leader Lela spearheads the push to fund the postwar needs.
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. Mrs Ray Mark and her little daughter of Council Bluffs IA are guests of Mr and Mrs Albert K Mader at 2109 Republican. The Congregational church youths bought a stereopticon lantern for 60 and presented it to the church.
Postal clerks and wives invited to a Saturday evening party at Chief Clerk Garlock’s home on April 26. A silver offering will be taken 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. Officers named include Mrs W C Mos president Mrs John F Carey vice president and Mrs Ed Kelley secretary treasurer. Plans set for May 1 dinner at Mrs W E Hinrichs with Twobands as honored guests. Mr and Mrs Ralph Naylor of Denver visited en route to Spokane to settle. Mrs John F Carey hosted a 10 o'clock dinner at Capitol Avenue with guests including Mrs Joseph M Carey Governor Robert D Carey Miss Isabel McNab Alexander McNab and Mrs Frank S Roach.
The War Mothers plan a gathering at 1 o clock this afternoon at the Carnegie library. Each member should bring a guest eligible for membership. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Garenee, B. Ault of Slater Wyoming who visited the city with Mrs. I OLeary on Eighteenth Street. Several other locals and visitors are mentioned in this community notes column.
Lieutenant Harry J Creig, back from France after ten months with the Lost infantry, is visiting Cheyenne as a guest of his aunt Mrs BR F Guy. He is en route to Brenerton Washington. Mr and Mrs W N Edwards of Pine Bluff are guests in the city. The Kings Daughters will meet tonight at the Congregational church with Mrs Ralph Smith Miss Addie Brubaker and Miss Tuth Chaplin as hostesses The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet in the parlors this afternoon with Mrs Clay Taylor and Mrs. will be hostesses.
Mrs Charles W Melz and two children will depart later this week for their Iron Mountain ranch to spend the summer. Mrs B K A Breiseth returns from Laramie after visiting daughter Mrs Frank Holiday. Miss Margaret Horst and Mrs Elizabeth Meyer of Denver are guests of Mrs Charles Fo Thowen at 218 West 22nd Street.
Lieutenant J. W. Weeks arrives in Cheyenne to visit his brother at the Mountains hotel. Also in town are Arch Duffield of Kansas City and Joe Kelley of St. Louis on business. Mrs Nash entertains at dinner honoring Miss Lancka Warren and her nephew Woodie Warren of Washington PD.
The St Marks Guid will meet this afternoon at the Paris house at 2 30 o clock. A teeny cadre is urged to represent at the meeting. Foster and the officers are anxious for a good turnout. Mrs TL OLeary left yesterday for Shiber. Mr Alexander King of Gacoe is a visitor in the city. General DW Davidaon attended a supper with Senator Warren supporters. Colonel Wurketh and others attended the plan for the Plena hotel. Mrs rank Pocets with her daughter Isabel Me a and Mr Alexander McNab are new arrivals at the Plena hotel. Mr McNab joined his daughter Jash recently. Hoy Juhu and Miss Kathryn Cronaki were married by Rev John Duffy of the Maly Name church in Sheridan. The bride's sister Miss Anna Gronski attended. The bride has lived in Sheridan all her life, a graduate of the local high school, and a civil engineer, Johnson, attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, now working on the Big Morn pavement contract.
Mrs T Paul Wilcox entertained the PB O for their regular meeting this week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank B Rvach and Miss Isabel McNab with Mr Alexander onabs. Weekend plans list many local visitors and hotel stays with several named individuals.
Alexander McNab arrives in Cheyenne from Scotland to visit daughter Mrs Frank B Meach. Charles Bellamy and T Krueger of Laramie are in town on business. Mardy of Omaha and Frank Lane of New York City are here briefly. Uf A Daley of Philadelphia also in the city. Mrs Charles A Bristol has been moved from hospital to home at 720 East Twentieth after surgery.
Mrs F L Robinson entertained the Help One Another Club with a delightfully busy after noon sewing at her home on West Twenty sixth Street. Twenty five members and nine guests participated in making refugee garments using materials secured from Red Cross headquarters.
An old fashioned anniversary party honored Mr and Mrs Harry with a gold beedlukp and a jeweled ring while guests shared greetings, music, and games. Speeches praised the couple for a long happy life as friends visited from nearby homes and ranch life residents, including Mr and Mrs H A Andrew and Effie Lannen, were in attendance at the Plaims hotel gathering.
Sheridan announces the engagement of Nancy Pearl Burns to Herbert Brooks at a Tuesday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. Horalo worna. The event featured vocal selections by Mrs. Alfred Mefenderfer and piano pieces, with guests and local residents in attendance.
Quiet ceremony marks the return of a soldier. T Bhoir and Migg Bo were married at the home of Veo om Mrs Wallace with a small gathering. The event was attended by a few relatives and friends as Mey Waller fh officiated. The couple plan a brief honeymoon before settling into their home.
A fragmentary notice describes university students traveling to Laramie and lists several named individuals visiting or staying in the area. Included are Mrs Louise Gross and Miss Babethsod accompanying Lorelei Acwlemy hostesses, plus guests at Mrs Charles Mels house and other local visitors from Fort Worth Joliet Cleveland Worland Rawlins.
The Casper news stand shifts monthly to bank corners after Attorney H H Nichols of the Wyoming National Bank urged a move to protect its prestige. Police Officer John Merrath oversees the adjustments as the stand now sits at Second and Center streets.
Casper Wyoming April 24 Richand King an refinery worker is badly wounded and seven black suspects are held after an attempted holdup on the Sandbar. King fought off two men, was shot and wounded while trying to escape, lifting a wave of demand for immediate action to clean the Sandbar district. Local officials have not linked the shooting to a wider gang, but residents urge strong steps to curb the crime wave.
Hazelhurst Ga a woman attests to rapid health gains after ten months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saying it freed her from weeks of bed rest and weakness. She invites others to write for guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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