Cheyenne Lake Picnics Highlight Summer Socials
A roundup of local picnic gatherings along Cheyenne's lake and park spots features Miss Dorothy Stevens hosting 385 friends at Lake Minnehaha with chaperones, plus multiple Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Sage events. D A R prep and Kensington tea scenes add to a bustling social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stevens
Stevens
Lake Minnehaha
Copeland
Sage
Snyder
Florance Sage
Ada Parnell
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs. W. M. Jeffers journeyed to Ogden last Sunday due to her brother George Schatz illness. Numerous relatives and guests from Guthrie Denver Chicago and Sheridan are noted visiting Cheyenne for Frontier events and social gatherings.
Missionary Society Meeting Seeks China Theme
The Methodiat church missionary society meets this afternoon at the parsonage with Mrs. W. T. Dumm in charge. The topic is Med Mineionaries in China. The Presbyterian Aid society also gathers this afternoon in the cured parlors with hostesses Mrs. Charles Wilsock and Mrs. J. B. Jackson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Missions
Missionary Society of the Methodiat Church
W. T. Dumm
China
Presbyterian Aid Sockety
Presbyterian Aid Society
Charles Wilsock
J. B. Jackson
B Y P U Notes On Leadership and Attendance
The B Y P U group reports John Walker led last Sunday with a talk on Christian Virtues Perseverance. Attendance declines noted during August heat. 64 members on roll with several new ones. Carrie Leihart led roll call. Bunce to lead next week. special music planned. Friday parish meeting features a social with free eats at 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. M. Stuart
Couchman
Clu
C. H. Benson
Washinton
D. C
Colorado
Cheyenne
Prof. Henson
Ben
Stuart
FP. M. Brunet
David Nimmo
John Hunter
J. P. Nelson
Evana Elreet
Nelson
John Walker
Mr. Bunce
A Queer View of Education in the Past
The article surveys opposition to broader education for the masses in England’s history. It notes Hannah More as a leading promoter who argued the poor should study only Bible, catechism, and basic writing, with devout restrictions on reading and writing for servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah More Even
England
Chicago News
New Cook Sparks Bread Debate in Cleveland
A reader questions a new cook’s bakers skills saying she is behind the times and unfamiliar with fermentation after claiming yeast caused bread to rise. The letter reflects local kitchen gossip and concerns about culinary knowledge in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Local Diner Gripes About Millers In Dinner Chat
A fragment recounts harsh remarks about the Millers describing them as dreadful neighbors and difficult to associate with, while noting their dinners as excellent yet the talk remains critical and sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filegende Blatter
Language Fails in Domestic Rift Speech
A harsh exchange exposes a heated domestic quarrel with insults toward a spouse. The excerpt highlights accusations and name-calling that reveal the couple's strained relationship and emotional intensity of the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
Nettie Gay and the Chaure Tally Tale
Fragmented dialogue shows Nettie Gay and a man named Begge- discussing a late return home at eight. The lines include a blunt retort Jagua-Fooltad man and a question about what to say to a wife, highlighting domestic strain and a counting tally motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Gay
Begge
Jagua—Fooltad Man
Leader Coupons Aid Hospital Fund
Community fundraiser runs a coupon campaign at Roedel's soda fountain with five cent coupons. Each coupon donated to the Hospital Aid earns five cents for the sick room fund, applicable to drinks or purchases. Citizens urged to save and collect coupons from neighbors and use them Saturday at the bank building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoefel
Pharnay Homortow
Londel
Roedel's
Citizen's National Bank
Ogden Good Roaders Coming Next Week
The Industrial club and Ogden publicity bureau announce that representatives of the Ogden Weber club will visit next week to promote the Wyoming Overland Transcontinental highway. The campaign urges routing through Wyoming and promises active Ogden boosters and a warm reception across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Industrial Club
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Ogden Weber Club
Wyoming
Ogden Boosters
Bishop N. 8. Thomas En Route After Meetings in Two Towns
Bishop N. 8. Thomas plans to attend Sunday services at St. Mark's church after a day of meetings in two towns. His westward trip in a Ford covered Rawlins Bages Dixon Encampment and Saratoga, then he traveled toward Laramie. Accompanied by Dean Thornberry of Laramie cathedral, the party enjoyed good fishing along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
St. Mark’s Church
Rawlins
Bages
Dixon
Naval demonstration off Long Island Sound tests fort protections
Admiral Badger leads the Atlantic fleet in maneuvers near New York City to prove the defenses at the head of the Bound are inadequate. A successful display could push Congress to authorize more funds to strengthen Long Island Sound fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Badger
New York City
Long Island Sound
Congress
Sherman Co makes waves with paper hanging and varnishing
The Sherman Co showcases paper hanging and varnishing work with emphasis on decorating services. Local builder clients and residents see improvements in interior finishes as teams apply wallpaper and lacquer coats. Partnerships with Sherman Co specialists highlight detailed surface prep and durable coatings.
John W. Davis Named for Solicitor General
John W. Davis of West Virginia, a current U S representative, will resign August 10 to become solicitor general of the department of justice. The post, previously held by Marshall Bullitt, seats him before the Supreme Court where he will face top legal talent. the salary is 10000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Davis
Congress
West Virginia
Department of Fative
Marahal
Davis
House of Representatives
Off on long hike from Washington to Chicago with 805 pounds of luggage
Charles Studebaker, 64, of Washington Pennsylvania, sets out on a 4000 mile trek on foot pushing a cart loaded with 805 pounds. He travels via Cumberland to Philadelphia then York Road toward New Jersey and New York, plans days in Buffalo and South Bend before heading to Chicago. Accompanied by a fox terrier, he expects to return by November.
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Washington
Charles Studebaker
Studebaker
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Old York Road
New Jersey
New York
Buffalo
South Bend
Tid
Chicago
Don’t Grow Scabby Spade
Advice warns gardeners not to plant potatoes in the same ground after a scabby year. Rotate crops by moving potatoes to a different plot or risk repeating the trouble with scab.
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Kiser
Catherine
Ruth
Charlotte Chaplin
Margaret
Dorothy Bruce
Nell Brumelle
David Chaplin
Bishopstowe
D. Leeds Miller
Himore Fislbrown
Charles D. Carey
Kensington
George H. Gilland
Whittaker
Denver
Lannen Ranch
Ameri
Navely
J. M. Carey
J. A. Riner
J. F. Casey
THE
Denver Music Co
Weber
Henry
Miller
Pischer
Schumann
Sommer
Stack
Smith & Barnes
Strohber
F. Lindenman
Howrman
Others
Plador
Weber, Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Stroud
Steinway
Capitol Ave
R. N. Grack
Mgr
Judge
A. D. Johnston
Estes Park
C. L. Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Edward Branson
Edna
Wellington
Ohio
A. E B. Reeder
M. Burns
Guthrie
Oklahoma
J. L. Poteet
Winnie Davis
Guthrie, Okla
Lillian Ruth
J. H. Good
James Leonard
Springfield
Lloyd Eppler
B. R. Couchman
Pmleanor- Quincy
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Mildred Massey
Sheridan
Wyo
Bishop
N. 8. Thomas
S. Clots
Mount Mellick Club
L. (. Hinkle
Cotterle Art Club
Coterle Art Club
Alva C. Witters
Central Avenue
RP. P.O. Nasinees
B. YY. P. UL
Methodist Church
Methodist Indies
Ladies of the Altar and Rosary Society of
Lanis Cervantes
Cervantes
Grace
Theresa
Genevieve
City Park
Johnston’s
Carrie Leihart
Shermano
Sherman Co
Varnlahing
Mother
Walt
Capitol
Saul
Ohenstein Bros
Virginia
Michigan
Concord
Dr. Pierce
R. V Pierce
the Invalida
Mierce
Coca-Cola
Bend
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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