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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
3
Knights and Ladies of Security meet with 62 members and 425 attendees enjoying a polished program. Shakespeare and Presbyterian circles host gatherings while other groups plan holiday and birthday celebrations. marriages, travel, and club card nights feature in varied notes from the community.
Delegates from most evangelical denominations attend the Interchurch World Conference session at the First Methodist church. Dr W E Doughty arrived for Denver and led the mora ns session while topics included Christianizing the Community and Christ on Home Life.
A Corozal GC letter to the army recruiting station calls for enlistment of baseball players for Canal Zone league teams. It notes prior bases built a field and stands, but discharge losses cut manpower, and it seeks recruits, especially pitchers, to bolster Corozal and civilian Balboa and Colon squads.
Cheyenne hosts a downtown Christmas seal sale led by A. D. Walton. Aimed at a record day for seal sales and health bonds, with the Wyoming Journal Pub Co first to buy a health bond. The event seeks broader public contributions and awareness of the fundraising drive.
Sergeant Caswell recounts a three marine hunting expedition near Pekin China. Gunnery Sergeant Tieken describes a one thousand four hundred mile hike to a mountain reserve where bustards pheasants wild pigeons and deer fill the game. They lodge in a Chinese incense factory with brick beds and a scorching fire as hosts provide hospitality and guides for a few coppers daily.
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Claude D. Myers and Mina Florence Hanson of Cheyenne. Yesterday licenses were issued to Albert Martines and Mini Nose Bartos of Cheyenne, and to Frank D. Simpson of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Miss Myrtle Selves Zelley of Huckingham, Colo.
The New York Yankees supporters forecast the team to win the American League pennant and then claim the world championship. White Sox manager Kid Gleason urges the Yanks to go beyond the league title and capture the world series before next season. The Georgia Tech football squad, once a formidable gridiron force, faced heavy adversity in recent games.
Report says promoters of professional football have offered some college stars up to a thousand dollars to participate in a single game. The claim highlights early debates over player compensation and amateur status.
A brief fragment describes mustard plasters as a remedy to relieve soreness or stiffness with a clinical tone. Mentions a hospital size cost of 2.50 and suggests an easier alternative to mixing mustard flour and water.
Denver acted to conserve fuel with a city wide order limiting store hours after 4 pm and reducing public amusements. Lights for displays banned. churches to hold services once weekly. hotels to reduce accommodations. households to minimize heat.
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