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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1920
Page
7
St Marks social club hosts a Tuesday evening party at the Parish house with a short program, then informal dancing and tea. Rev J S Stubblefield and family left for Yellowstone park with house guests joining later.
Bishop Nathaniel Thomas and his wife spent the summer in England where they attended a Buckingham Palace garden party mid July and were presented to King George V and Queen Mary. They also met the King and Queen of Portugal, the Duke of Connaught, and the Maharajah of India. They will sail home September first with stopovers in New York and Cheyenne.
National League results list games with R H and team matchups including Nehl Barnes Smith and others. An American League note mentions Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit New York and rain delays. A Sacramento water outage story follows a fox terrier named Conny and a joke about turning the taps off until Conny returns.
Generally fair for Sunday and Monday with isolated thunderstorms in the southeast and far west. Temperature remains steady. The national debt is about 281 dollars per person in the United States.
Fair sky and fast diamond set the stage as Scotts Bluffs meets the Elks today at Pioneer Park. Fans expect one of the season’s best ball games with both teams bringing strong lineups and competitive spirit.
The team fields its strongest lineup to play the Elks and seek revenge for a prior loss in Nebraska town two weeks ago. A large advance ticket turnout suggests the season's biggest crowd will attend.
List of church services across multiple denominations with pastors, service times, and Sunday school details. Includes Swedish Lutheran Corner House Rev Erik Floreen Presbyterian St Marks First Baptist Methodist Episcopal St Marys Cathedral First Church of Christ Scientist Congregational Church noting August suspension of services.
Madam Rose Diane, famed French actress and Sarah Bernhardt pupil, portrays Concha's mother. Her characterization as a mercenary woman willing to sell her daughter for money reveals the full scope of her talent.
Geraldine Farrar stars as Concha Perez in The Woman and the Puppet at the Atlas today and tomorrow. Lou Tellegen portrays Captain Don Mateo in a tale of passion and power supported by a star cast.
The Lord Loves the Irish starring J Warren Kerrigan opens at the Lyric for today and tomorrow. It is a Kerrigan vehicle with a light hearted comedy and a charming love thread. Also shown is Charlie Chaplin's The Fireman adding to the program.
The review notes Bert Lytell’s highly skilled transformation in the Metro film Alias Jimmy Valentine at the Amuse, with the actor delivering a role unlike his Lombardi Ltd or The Right of Way parts. It highlights the audience’s need to rethink his screen persona across successive appearances.
The program features a popular act called Jimmy with siteh extraordinary clever ness that keeps one from noticing acting. It includes a Big V comedy and a Chester Scenic entry.
Riverton Wyoming gears up for its fourteenth annual birthday event August 13 to 15 featuring air plane exhibitions parachute drop and new attractions. athletic contests include boxing and a Gasper All-star baseball showdown with the Riverton cavalry. the Wyoming State Tribune offers a $25 prize for a Tribune race. Committee head G J Paul leads the planning with C H Long J A L Chenery J N Wicks E T Glenn and J A Delfelder.
Lincoln Neb Aug 6 That a million dollars worth of potatoes will be produced in the Buffalo county district near Kearney Neb is the prediction of H O Werner secretary of the Nebraska Potato Improvement association and extension horticulturist for the college of agriculture who has just returned from a meeting of the Buffalo county growers This means that a new industry worth a million dollars a year has been developed in that section within six years the first potatoes grown commercially were produced in Buffalo county in 1914.
In 1916 the United States had nearly 42 million church members. About 36.5 million were 18 years old or older, reflecting broad adult participation in religious communities during the period.
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