The Path to the Height and Social Gatherings
A quotation by John Kendrick Bangs opens with a meditation on perseverance and reward. Mrs. W. W. Crook hosts a Kensington Baptist Chain afternoon with sewing, tea, and guests such as Mes Johnson, Van Winkle, Fudge, Hamilton, and many others. The senior class hosts a reception and dance at the gymnasium tonight, a highlight of the school year. Violin recital by Miss Marie Buchanan and accompanist violinist will entertain parents and friends at the studio this afternoon.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Kensington
Mre
O. K
Snyder
Mra
H. W. Bullock
Crook
Mesjanes Johnson
van Winkle
Fudge
Hamilton
Percy Smith
Towner
Bruce
Swanson
Dobbing
Kingham
Slack
McGregor
Johnson
Wellnits
Low
Libbey
Halhesworth
Walker
Helimer
Sandberg
Turpin
Tyson
Mise Marshall
Laramie County
Pine Bluffa
Cheyenne
A. L. Putnam
W. T. Dumm
D. R. Kinport
D. C. Stanfield
Leihart and Morgan
The
Baptist Sunday School
Vaneche Plumb
Presbyterian
W. H. Barnett
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs. BR. A. Slack hosts Ella Rowett of Sanborn Nebraska as a guest. Nell Morgan returns from Rock Springs after two weeks aiding church work. Mrs. E. J. Kelley and Hazel Kelley head home from an eastern visit. Mrs. Harry Mitchell travels to Los Angeles after her grandson Donald Mitchell Charette dies. Mrs. J. L. Fenton and daughter plan two months in Pittsburg Pennsylvania visiting relatives. Mrs. C. E. Anderson of La Grande Oregon has gone to Omaha after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. areno travel to Denver to see grandson Tommy Fuller recovering from surgery. Miss Shields of Denver stays with Mrs. A. D. Johnston for a time.
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BR. A. Slack
Ella Rowett
Sanborn
Neb
Nell Morgan
Rock Springs
E. J. Kelley
Hazel Kelley
Harry Mitchell
Los Angeles
Donald Mitchell Charette
G. L. Charette
J. L. Fenton
Pittsburg
C. E. Anderson
la Grande
Ore
G. W. Rockafield
Omaha
Thomas Areno
Denver
Tommy Fuller
Miss Shields
A. D. Johnston
Women’s clubs elect new officers at meeting
The Art club met Thursday at Mrs. F. Mr. Jones’s home. The group dispensed with the usual study to conduct other business and elect officers. New officers include President Mrs. R. A. Mor.
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Art Club
Mount Mellick Club Plans Art Study and Tea
The Mount Mellick club, with officers including Ton vice president and Mrs Luella Moore treasurer, will continue the University art course aided by Carnegie library books. The group meets weekly as the club year nears its end, and Mrs Howard Snyder hosted a Fort Russell gathering with Mesdames Wolcott Ross Snyder Johnston Hinkle Ashley Gleason Draper Paul Bailey Ray Olis Shields enjoying a tea and conversation.
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Mount Mellick
Howard Snyder
Fort Russell
Mesdames Wolcott
Ross Snyder
Ohnston
Hinkle
Ashley
Gleason
Draper
Paul Bailey
Ray Olis
Mise Shields
Parish social at St. Mark’s features varied musical program
St. Mark’s Parish House hosted an informal gathering with piano duets, solos, violin, vocal numbers, and an address by Bishop Thomas. A lunch followed, provided by the Suergae Guild. Guild members also held a productive work meeting with light refreshments served. A free Sunday lecture on Baptism is announced at the library.
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St. Mark's Pariah
V. K. Hart
Muriel Guy
Lone
Gardiner Hart
Maude Upton
Gill
Smith
Wilkins
Reilly
Vaughn
Hart
Rockwell
Bishop Thomas
Miss Guy
Gereke
Suergae
St. Mark's Guild
Voorhees
Dugald Whittaker
Women Club Campaigns for Global School Hygiene Effort
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs led by Mrs. Percy V Penongbacker plans a major push to present school hygiene to the world at the upcoming Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene. The event, first male participation in the United States, is scheduled for late August in Buffalo.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Percy V. Penongbacker
Mra
Mra. 8, 8. Crockett
Public Health Department
Clubs of America
Buffalo Congress
Board of Health
Superintendent of Schools
School Improvement Association
Mothers’ Congress
Parent Teachers’ Association
Charity Organization
Tuberculosis League
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Board of Trade
Public urge to influence governors ahead of congress
Citizens urged to lobby governors to draw public attention to the forthcoming congress. It will be held under President Wilson's patronage with Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University presiding. Thos. A. Storey of the College of the City of New York is secretary general. Found a Cure for Rheumatism reports a Mapleton Iowa man praising Chamberlain's ointment as the remedy that cured his two year rheumatism, for sale by druggists.
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Congress
Wilson
Charles W. Eliot
Harvark University
Thos. A. Storey
College of the City of
Lee Ll. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Newly Settled Rancher Ends Life Near Gunnison
In Gunnison Colorado on April 25 Scott Dickey a New Jersey born rancher died by suicide with a 32 caliber rifle near Altmount two miles north of Gunnison. He had recently moved to Colorado with substantial means and his parents reside in Pottstown Pennsylvania. He had bought a small ponch near Jack's Cabin from Herman Hayden and was preparing to take possession. Depression from illness and possible temporary insanity were noted as factors.
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Gunnison
Colo
Scott Dickey
Altmount
Dickey
Pottstown
Colorado
Jack
Herman Hayden
Needlework haul at Cheyenne Needlework store
A full Ho e of everything needed in needlework at the Cheyenne Needlework store in the French Blan 24.
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Cheyenne
Blan
Loans for Parm Improvements Highlight Bank Bias
In Farm and Fireside, a critique of bankers who deny loans to farmers for fencing, lime, fertilizer, and stock while approving a saloon license loan. The piece argues a 600 to 800 dollar farm loan over five years would raise a farm's value above 1,000 with proper improvements and better security.
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Parm
Tle
F&acre
The World to Ourselves We Tremble Before Nature
Fragmentary verse laments human toil and wealth seeking while nature’s power looms. It contrasts endeavours to master nature with moments of fear when tempests, floods, fires, and earthquakes overwhelm human pride. Ends with awe of nature’s law.
We Fuse and Rush About Plans In The End
The passage reflects mortal planning against divine will with a sense of wandering and doubt. It contrasts human schemes with a transcendent order, noting that while people devise paths, ultimate outcomes rest with God.
The Path to Success in the Arts and Field Work
Zona Gale extols relentless effort and self discipline as keys to success in New York and beyond. She warns that failure comes not from lack of talent but from hesitating to seize every chance and from excuses that delay action.
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Zona Gale
New York
Miss Gale
Power Scheme Planned Along Poudre River
Condemnation suits filed in district court seek land for reservoirs along the Poudre River as part of the Greeley-Hydro Electric project. The plan envisions 1,262,000,000 cubic feet capacity and a total cost of about 7.19 million dollars, with maps and charts attached. Experts say the action may primarily protect power rights rather than immediate in-state development.
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Fort Collins
Célo
Greeley- Hydro Hlectric Company
Laramie- Poudre Tunnel
District Court
Poudre River
Greeley Company
Poudre
Circus Arrives Today with Wild Animals for Children
A circus shows wild animals and a dramatic act including a leopard and a lady. The event is advertised as a top attraction at the Lome theatre today. The Selle company’s sensational animal display promises great appeal for families and animal lovers. Floor finishing by The Sherman Co.
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Lome
Selle Company
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Mount Mellick Club
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