Cheyenne Club and University Family News Highlight Local Events
The Cheyenne community reports on social clubs, university ties, and a notable birth in Berkeley. Professor George McMinn of UC helps welcome a son, with family connections to Cheyenne and various local clubs, while a Dalsies group lists many members now married. The piece also covers a school play by Converse eighth graders and a food exhibit planned by the City Federation of Women's Clubs with wartime substitutes and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converse School
Erades
Drametinatiugy
Anna Nelwon
Kime
Tiladya
Liwon
Prince
Avenini
Nancy Haggard
Hele Niining Valrios
Jean Nimmo
Beryl Gardney Devile
Helen Nimmo
Nova Kitchen Nalds
Nova
Puntellen
Nancy Wigmerd Sa
Cheyenne
Burlington Depot
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Kathryn Bennitt
Yiless Bennitt
Mudh
Red Cross Dance Night Draws Local Support
Red Cross headquarters hosts an event dubbed Red Cross Dance Returns. The Union Pacific Goal knitting club reports a $206 gain from the Red Cross benefit at Elka's residence Thursday evening. A group of twelve young women meet weekly to contribute to Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biar
Red Cross
Union Pacific Goal Company Knitting Club
Red Crow
Elka
Ebbe
Uncle Sam
Visiting List and Travels Across Cities
Mrs. Raymond Frank of Denver arrived to visit Mrs. Doroph Was sermen, widow of the late Ray mond Frank. Mrs. A Goldfarb and daughter Miss Goldie Goldfarb left for the east visiting St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York. See F H Vaughan and Fred E Pratt in Denver for a few days before returning home. Mrs. George Van Winkie has returned from Denver and Boulder. Cole Mrs A J Schuling returned from Denver where she visited her sister Mrs. Mary Morton formerly of Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Henry Becker and son returned from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Frank
Denver
Doroph Wassermen
Frank
Hacel Oberfelder
A. Goldfarb
Goldie Goldfarb
East
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
F. H. Vaughan
Fred E. Pratt
Fremont, Neb
Mr. Pratt
A. J. Schuling
Mary Morton
Cheyenne
Henry Becker and Son
California
Coal of all kinds and local notices in Cheyenne
Coal and supplies advertised by Capital Coal Company and Ford Hepatring. Persons mentioned include Charles Smith visiting Cheyenne from Horse Creek, J. T. Gregory from Wheatland, Max Rice from St. Louis, J. A. Peterson from Crawford Nebraska, and Reed H. Hollister in Cheyenne. Old papers for sale at 25 cents per bundle. News brief notes Wheatland arrival and bicycle ads.
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Leader Office
Woman's Club Events and Postponements Noted
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. plans a gathering with Mrs. John Doyle at 611 East Seventeenth Street. The College Club meeting for this Saturday is postponed and will host a tea for Cheyenne High School girl graduates at the May meeting. Oak Leaf Chapter No.1, O. E. S. will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening May 2 despite a faulty invitation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of the
John Doyle
East Seventeenth Street
College Club
Cheyenne High School
Oak Leaf Chapter
Masonic Hall
City Highlights Notables Visit Cheyenne from Many Cities
A roundup of visitors in Cheyenne includes Guthrie piano tuner A. F. Chick from Pine Bluffs, H. Reiners from Omaha, G. Truma from San Francisco, H. W. Allen from Rawlins, attorney George E. Brimmer from Rawlins, J. D. Goldberg from Minneapolis, R. W. Stevens from Ogden, F. Gebil ite from St. Louis, W. Parry from Kansas City, Jero BL Osborne from Rawlins, FP Wilken from Denver, and R. Gilbertaonds from Iron Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Brimmer
Rawlins
Cheyenne
May Day Festival and church events at St Mark's area
Local church groups announce a May Day Festival at Parish House with a YPBL activity and a public invitation. Events include layettes sewing for the Belgien by hina project and a patriotic program featuring Uncle Sam and other characters. Presbyterian and Westminster societies also plan meetings with speakers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Uncle Sam
Hoover Cook
May Boonte
Biri
Mayebaskebe
Pheshyteriin
Rookety
Presbyterian Aid-Society
William Lanwen
Rolert Pavidnow
Mysterious Willvteial Midhkee Affects Othe onli Path
The fragmentary text notes a unusual willvteial Midhkee and Othe path contrast with prior winding routes. It hints at reluctance to a certain cont sult and mentions a sippy, walkiowate, and varied eat dal and angora wri.
Small Boys Mimic Battle Alarm Scares Neighbors
Neighbors feared a German bombardment when a 68 caliber bullet shattered a hall window as small boys staged a pretend war in Cahill’s neighborhood. Investigating officers found boys armed with ammo and a hatchet placing cartridges. the schoolyard display prompted police, with a party to locate the youths for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Joe
Cahill
Germany
Ith Borreéo
Maten Aa
Povlen Offtomrg
Neatralh
Beni
Germans dream of super gun to fire over 10 U S
Paris residents discuss the Fat Bertha siege with mixed reactions and curiosity. Reporters describe public morale, daily life amid shelling, and social interactions in cellars as Parisians adjust to continued German bombardment from positions near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Paris
Controle Americain
Gertans
Berthas Shell Threat Looms Over Paris Streets
The article discusses long range German guns and the peril of 400 pound shells from the Fat Bertha. It notes experts predicting 70 mile shots and possible cross Atlantic aims. It warns Parisians face danger yet daily life continues with helmets and fashion adapting to shell fragment risks.
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Atlantic Ocean
New York
Bertha
Parle
Cheyenne
Paria
Businness
Lh Commission
Paris
Deely
Germany to Pay Pitirotly for Kredp of Enemy Aliens
Washington April 20 The keep of enemy aliens interned by the United States must be paid by Swiss and Swedish legislations for the German government, the State Department announced today. Law abiding enemy aliens who become objects of charity will be cared for by national committees formed to raise subscriptions.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Steel Work on Hynds Building Finished Today
Steel work for the Hynds building is completed up to the steel skeleton. J B Stimpson photographed the frame as workers lined up for the crane boom and Hynde owner HW Hynde and contractor R N LaFontaine joined the crew at the crane base. Riveting will start this afternoon once pipe and air hammers are ready. Rights handed pipe ends are specified for all air lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynds
J. B. Stimpson
Hesiden
HW. P. Hynde
R. N. LaFontaine
Meatless menus roll out in London restaurants
London diners face rationing as many eateries switch to meatless meals with fruit and vegetables the only options. Managers defend the shift noting meat shortages and altered dining habits as a consequence of wartime provisions.
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London
Imre
Dickens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul A. Lewis
Kelly Field
Strother Carey McMinn
Berkeley
Cal
George McMinn
Ite
Midas Evelyn Jones
McMinn
University of California
Frank H. Jones
Emily
Mine Constance
Dorothy Knight
Florence Riner
Frances Bristol
Marjorie Badgett
Marjorie Johnton
Ruth Jensen
Lucille Argue
Ruby Sorensen
Arabella Scott
Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
Philomena Congdon
Evelyn
Constance Jones
Helen Abbott
Miss Keight
Mre. Warnellarvey
Nebraska
Mina Diner
Somerfield Taylor
China
Major Taylor
Mise Johnston
Mra Albert Jensen
Detroit
Detroit (Mrs. Taylor
Mra. Jensen
Mises Jensen
Howard Baldwin
Mich
Mine Argus
Frank Junk
Congdons
William Morrow
Snotts Bluffs
Nev
Wise Emily Jones
Balsam
U. S
Erg
Camp Dowglas
Nogales
Ariz
LeRoy P. Collina
Fort Sil
Olen
Mike Sorensen
Los Angeles
Mise Boott
Mise
Elizabeth Lacey Ie
University of Nebraska
Linwehi
Louise Lacey
Colorio Agriculture College
Fort Colins
Mins Badgette
Boston
Mina Meietel
Hone
Red Cross News
Andrew Gilebriat
G. Hopkins
Hopkins
George van Winkie
Boulder
Cole
Cabil! & Holliday
Capital Coal Company
Wheatland
J. T. Gregory
Ford Hepatring and Supplies
Thames Street
Geyser Laundry
Max Rice
Crawford
J. A. Peterson
Crawford, Neb
Reed H. Hollister
Avo
L. A
Co. BR. C
O. R.C
Guthrie
Pine Bluffs
A. F. Chick
City
Pine Hhuits
Omaha
H. Reiners
Wrisco
G. Truma
San Francisco
H. W. Allen
Rawlins Js
Minneapolis
J. D. Goldberg
Ogden
R. W. Stevens
Vron
Kansas City
Parry Fe
Osborne
Jero
Wilken Fejn Choxenne
Husbow
Iron Mountain
R. Gilbertaonds
Bueinees
St. Mark's
St. Mark’s
Westminester Grvild
Westmingter Guild
Asysteseacal
Miss Weeveely
Femi
ST. Lotta
Apell
Nenophon P. Wise
Louis Hoon
Af Allecourt
Dart Aight
Amas Tn Pe
Dowih
Willem J. Btone
Willey
Hertha
C. Lyon
General Pershing
Conoco
Conovo
Dee Workn
Hochmohl Han
Ookitt
Cheyenna
HE Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporation
Albuquanue Acts
Beli Lake
Cuty Baste
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