Engagement and Society Notes at Fort Russell Set
Mrs A D Kelley announces the engagement of Hazel Jane Kelley to James Tutchigan Jr of Memphis Tennessee. Miss Martha Ott hosts a military dinner party honoring Lt Waldemar F Ott home from the Presidio for a furlough. Red Cross asks for Christmas packages to soldiers with Cheyenne asked to donate by Saturday. City Federation health survey proceeds with volunteers named and experts to assist. Fort Russell Ladies Club hosts a bridge and knitting session. Red Cross Auxiliary plans hospital work. Lieutenant Thomas F Mishou Jr and Aliie Mae Fisher wed in La Junta with reception for twenty. Mishou to Fort Russell with bride soon after. The couple, both University of Iowa alumni, begin life after Mishou’s Fort Riley commission.
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A. D. Kelley
Hazel Jane
James Tutchigan, Jr
Memphis
Red Cross
United States
Cheyenne
Senate
Capitol
Denver
Walter B. Dunton
City Federation
Charles Hristol
Federation
Pramaent
Niristol
Miss Amerman
Sherman
Professor Parker
New York City
Carnegie Library
Fort Russell Society
Cavalry
Cavalry Club
Hed Cross
Fort Russell
Pueblo
Thomas F. Mishou, Jr
Aliie Mae Fisher
la Junta
Colo
Allen
Presbyterian Church
Mishou
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Delta Tau Delta
Mishouw
Fort Riley
Visiting List Highlights Cheyenne Social Roundabout
Mrs. Joseph M. Carey spends the week in Denver with Mrs. Julius Myers. Several locals travel for visits including Mrs. George F. Abbott headed east to South Bend and New York. Miss Betty Bangert returns home to Sidney Neb. for recuperation from diphtheria before work.
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Joseph M. Carey
Denver
Julius Myers
Charles Jm. Carey
George EF. Abbott
East
Ray Sackett
South Bend
Ind
New York
Carey Abbott
Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Betty Bangert
U. P Store Department
Sidney
Neb
Cheyenne
Pollock
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Wis
Falloon
Lee Bristol
Wisconsin
Glennis Graham
Egbert
Ida R. Graham
Georgia Hirst
Lois Marble
University of Colorado
Margaret Grier
Denver University
Meda Carley
D. M. Carley
Colorado College
Victorine Glafcke
Mrs William Barber Welcomes Tiny Granddaughter
Mrs William Barber celebrated the arrival of her granddaughter who was born on Sunday. The family shares joy as the newborn joins relatives in the household.
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William Barber
Women's clubshold meetings at library with notes and elections
The Woman's Club meets at the library at 3 PM with W B Ross addressing guests allowed per member. Sunshine Society gathers at 2 PM with Mrs Crabb. plans clothes for three needy children and Red Cross work. Members include Crabb Newlin Russelle Hudson Furry Wheeler Ball Lannen McWard Renfro and others. Queen Esther Circle hosts social business gathering led by Miss Marian Rossman with Hazel Kelley presiding. Eastern Star party planned for Fort Russell members and Christmas boxes to service members. Annual election names Mrs William McGuire president and Miss Esther Hackman vice president. Cheyenne Art Association meets Thursday at 4 PM with color in relation to house furnishing. last meeting before the new year.
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Woman's Club
W. B Ross
Sunshine Society
The
T. C. Crabb
Red Cross
Mesdames Crabb
Fred Miller
J. C. Newlin
W. W. Russelle
D. C. Hudson F. L. Furry
O. W. Wheeler
B. F Ball
William Lannen
McWard
John Schuneman
Richard Henke
J. F. Renfro
Kensington
PB. J. Black
Black
John Brown
Queen Esther Circle
Marian Rossman
Hazel Kelley
Fort Russell
Eastern Star
William McGuire
Esther Hackman
Willa Schilling
Cheyenne Art Association
Charles Kiristol
Olive Wills
Cheyenne Public Schools
Altar and Rosary Society to entertain at Mrs Storey home
The Altar and Rosary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs William Storeys home with hostesses Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs Ralph Robertson for a Christmas party. The Congregational Sunday School primary department hosts a Christmas party in the church parlors Saturday from 1:30 to 2:40 with Mina Jeannette Bell superintendent and associate teachers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Hosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society
William Storey
Storey
Fitzgerald
Ralph Robertson
Congregational Sunday School
Mina Jeannette Bell
Casper-Embar Well Progressing in Hidden Dome Field
The Casper-Embar well on section 6 in Hidden Dome east of Worland spudded last Saturday and passed the 100 foot mark. Oil is expected at 1200 feet. A rig for Hecla Wyoming on the same section is nearly ready to spud next week. Baker Oil also has a rig on that section. Ohio Oil and Joe Cook have rigs on adjoining section 31. By week’s end five rigs will be at work around Casper-Embar holdings.
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Casper, Wya
Hidden Dome
Worland
Hecla- Wyoming
Baker Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Joe Cook
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claims No Nervous Side Effects
The ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as safe for anyone without nervousness or head ringing due to its tonic and laxative action. Mentions a single “Bromo Quinine” and E. W. Grove’s signature on box 30c. Also notes call numbers for tac’s and 7 passenger touring cars. 5-178
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E. W. Grove
Eye Sight Investments by Swisher Optical Company
The Swisher Optical Company promotes investing in a thorough eye exam and fitted glasses. It claims eyestrain relief with two registered optometrists and an insured system, inviting readers to visit their office beside the Water Union Telegraph office.
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Swisher Optical Company
Water Union Telegraph Office
Optometrists
South Side Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Gatherings
South Side items report Mr. Arthur Harvey’s improving health after a week of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKay host their Missouri guest sister at a family dinner with Geo. McGough and Edithe and Philip McGough among the guests. The Gay property on East Eleventh street is bought by MT and Mrs. John Lahr. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones return from a trip through Iowa Illinois and Kansas. The Johnson School Parent Teachers association schedules a meeting for Friday December 7 at the Johnson school. Miss Caroline Lahr returns from an extended southern trip and will live with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lahr. The Anna Gordon W U T U held November 22 at Mrs. Wim Jensen’s home with guests including Ellen Wetlaufer and Mrs. Laury as P A workers. Mrs. Jensen serves refreshments and patriotic songs are enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. B F P Hubbard host a family dinner for Paul Lindecker Carl Stutbard Marshall Parker and Verla Marshall and Mrs. Harry Schultz. Mr. and Mrs. A R Muldens entertain at a Thanksgiving dinner with guests including the McKay Sensey Mildred McKay and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Kk. Shuman host Bade and family of Grand Island Nebraska as guests, planning to depart Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harvey
Arthur McKay
Iowa
Ilinois
Kansas
Johnson School Parent-Teachers’ Association
Johnson School
Caroline Lahr
J. Hl. Lahr
East Eleventh Street
Anna Gordon
A. R. Muldens
Mra
Mc- Kay
Sensey
Mulred Mc- Kay
Jo Kk. Shuman
Bade
Grand Island
Neb
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Morse Dry Dock Buildings
A severe fire swept four large Morse Dry Dock & Repair buildings along the south Brooklyn waterfront, causing an estimated loss of 1 million dollars. The fire origin remains unknown as investigators assess the scene tonight.
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Associated Press
NEW Yorurk
Morse Dry Dock & Repair Company
Brooklyn
Falling Rock Kills Crosby Man at Mine
Thermopolis Wye December 4. John Maythe a Crosby mine worker was killed last Friday when eight tons of rock fell on him. His wife Martha, employed in the mine for ten years, survives with two relatives who recently returned to Mold. The body was buried in Thermopolis after ceremonies at the Catholic church. The funeral drew many United Mine Workers members, to which the deceased belonged.
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Thermopolis
Wye
Dee
John Maythe
Crosby
Pridwy
Martha Wie
Moldwd
United Mine Workers’ Union
Deresoed
Riverside owner Buys Grand Avenue hospital in Laramie
Mrs. WW Balch of Riverside ranch in Laramie by move from New York City has closed on the Grand Avenue hospital. She plans a full remodel to first class condition and will make Laramie her home. A separate note states a financial waste figure on coin theft and global metal losses.
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Laramie, Wyo
WW. Balch
Riverside Raoeh
Laramie
New York City
Hig
Grand Avenue Hospital
Lortinie
Lifetime impact of war and disease on soldiers and kidney health
The article cites French wartime mortality and disease figures, noting about eleven per thousand killed or dying of wounds in France. It discusses kidney disease as a common killer among civilians and describes symptoms and home remedies, urging hydration and the use of specific tonics and patent preparations for relief and cleansing the kidneys.
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Les France
Sennreeag
Bright
H. Btrauss
Royal Charity Hospital
Berioamy
Levisos
Btrnuns
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Paul Lindecker
Carl Stutbard
Marshall Parker
Yverla
Harry Schultz
Falling Rock
Wooltex and
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WM. Myers
Beys Hospital
Wild Make Home
Strouse
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