Club and Church Events Bring Ladies to Industrial Tour
The Industrial club and City Federation of women's clubs invite area ladies to meet this afternoon at two o'clock for a tour of local manufacturing plants. Autos will transport participants, with Mrs. A. B. Roedel and Mrs. Arthur Spaulding coordinating. confirm attendance by phone.
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Palm
Viett Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Lamont
City Federation
Arthur Spaulding
Local People In Brief Notices And Travel Plans
Family mourns and celebrations noted as Cheyenne readers receive news of a hospitalization for Donna Jean Forsyth improvements after illness. Births reported in Great Falls Montana include John Alfred Walrud Jr. and congratulations are sent. Travel plans mention Hawes Hackney and Clyde Hackney departing for Encampment Saratoga area for a fishing and hunting trip.
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Hawes
Clyde Hackney
Post Office
Encampment
Saratoga
Mr. Hackney
Visiting List Members Return From Outing near Chugwater
Visited by Misa Athol Brophy of Omaha and Mildred Barton of Ogden Utah with Miss Marie Jordan at her walled home near Chugwater. They arrived with Ellie Lanpen, Mrs Charles Hagerman and three others from Portland to join Mr Hagerman who backs the Wyoming Book Store. The family will reside in Cheyenne and occupy Ira B Fee Mrs Henry Hinrichs while Miss Irene and Gal Minrichs and Major Carl Hieriche arrived Sunday from unspecified location.
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William BE. Hinrichs
Hosteva
C. A. Beach
Mabeth Beach
Charles Hagerman
Herman Linrichs
R. P. Fuller
Des Moines
Iowa
Witon Kelley
Mr. Kelly
Claude Glenn
Louisiana
Cheyenne
Mitchell
South Dakota
Misa Athol Brophy
Omaha
Mildred Barton
Ogden
Utah
Marie Jordan
Chugwater
House Queese
Ellie Lanpen
Portland
Oregon
My. Hagerman
Wyoming
Henry Hinrichs
Irene and
Gal Minrichs
Majer Carl Hieriche
Mia. Emerson
Dakota
Ufford Humemer
Morgan
Long Visiting Party Heads to Midwest and West
A stream of visitors and travelers passes through Cheyenne with plans for extended stays. Mrs. Edgar Byron Smith of Detroit visits, Miss Vollack heads to Thermopolia, and several families, including the Bon and Wedemeyer households, plan trips to Denver Omaha Lincoln and Morgan Utah while others enjoy visits with relatives and a motor trip to North Crow.
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T. Paul Wilcox
Claude Glenn
Louis
Mise Estelle Wilcox
North Crow
Church and Civic Events Highlight Local Week
Various religious and social groups announce meetings and activities. Y P B session features Ira B Fee as speaker at headquarters. Jewish Circle and Methodist Aid Society hold gatherings and planning sessions. Presbyterian church to host annual Lake Mintemahaha picnic. Social hosting by Messrs Sam and Hugo Chennstein precedes Congregation Emanuel gathering. W C T U meeting postponed. Tea punch recipe offered as a convention refreshment.
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Ira B. Fee
The
Presbyterian Church
Lake Mintmehaha
Messrs
and Mesdames Sam and
Hugo Chennstein
Congregation Emanuel
Jacob Sherman
Arthur Spaulding
Texas Border Notes and Coastal Waterside Drift
A fragmentary report describes a Texan coastal area with mentions of ports, guards, and water expansive shores. The text references a border, ships or guards, and blank spaces suggesting movement or patrols along the coast.
Plain Clothes in Paris Reflect War Time Resolve
French women adopt grave plain attire for daily tasks and caring for the wounded while silently supporting Paris’s fashion houses. They preserve the nation’s couture talent, aiding future prosperity as Paris shapes wartime style amid loss and resilience.
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Paris
Paria
New York
Buenos Aires
Thor
France
Proper Brew for Iced Tea: Method Sparks Strict Serve
The Kansas City Star notes iced tea must be brewed correctly to taste savory. Use a scalded china teapot with a scant teaspoon per cup plus one for the pot, fresh boiling water, brew three to four minutes, strain, cool, and serve in tea glasses with crushed ice and lemon slice.
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Kaness City
China
Fee
Kansas City
Star
Fragmentary note on coast guard and danger at sea
A garbled New York Post snippet mentions the coast guard and a man eating bark, with disruptive humor about a woman and a potential threat. The fragment hints at dangers at sea and social reactions but lacks clear details or names.
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New York Post
Coast Guard
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Moeran Briene
Bereee
Mount Mellick Club
H. W. Bullock
Charlotte Chaplin
Kensington
Joffee
George Joffee
Mires
Max Asche
Helena
Montana
Giachiele
St. Louis
Gon
Little Rock
Arkansas
Joseph Wasserman
Misa Bablette Wasserman
Terpsichore
Kopard
Ware
Woman's Club of the
Lake Minbehoha
L. H. Bump
L. J. Larsen
C. 8. Atherly
Mrs. Beach
Mrs. Bump
Clifford Hummer
Katherine Brownlee
Monmouth
Illinois
Claude
Randolph
Kansas
Herman Piiweiehe
Betate
W. B. Minriche
Y. R. Tyson
Missa
Helen Tyson
Marie Laughlin
Elia Loach
Granitenga
Fred J. Thompson
Fred, Jr
Denver
Leadville
Colorado
Mr. Thompson
Mite Folke
Ters 2Leva Robinson Goodwia
Lh Sabes
Elena Robinson Goodwin
San Mateo
Redwood City
Cal
Baby Js
Donna Jean
Donald Forsyth
John Alfred Walrud
Great Falle
Walrud
Elsie ‘Menaie
John Alfred, Jr
Latimer
Red Oak
Emma Wilson
Ded Moines
W. W. Rustello
Curtis Templin
Lillian
Ohare
Pany
Peter Appel
Waller
Kates Park
Park
Walter Q. Phelan
Mary McDevitt
Mir. W. Hapcon
Denver Sundsy
Phelan
Ear
Mint
Methevitt
Mra Phelan
Mies Metevitt
Mr. Joseph's Hospital
Edgar Byron Smith
Detroit
Huston
Beater Park
Afd
Kendall Bon
Mildren Bon
Shirley Rommer
Steve Bon
Agnes Vollack
Edith K
Clark
Thermopolla
Miss Vollack
Mra. J. T. M. Kingsford
Mra
Paul Bailey
Edward Wedemeyer
Wheatland
Cleveland
Ohio
Mra. Wedemeyer
Cornelia Milla
Mian
Dolores Holmes
Edna Jaughlin
Leila Putney
California
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jewish Circle
Sam Bergman
Methodist Aid Society
Fred Lockett
New Buechner Jewelry Company
Lucas Woodall
Osceola
Missouri
A. &. Brendler
Cheyenne W
Texas
Port Biar
Prance
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
West Seventeenth Street
Vom
Brandegee Kincaid & Company Clothes
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