Alumni Party at Cheyenne High School Courtyard
Cheyenne High School notes announce a December 15 party in the gymnasium honoring alumni living in Cheyenne. Miss Abiy Ke Roya oversees invitations. the celebration serves as a reunion for graduates dating back to 1879.
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Vesta Bridges Tyson
Cheyenne
Progres
Abiy KE. Roya
Johnson School
D. A. Jones
Alfred Sloan
Verla Parker
Adeline Herkely
Weather summary for Cheyenne Wyoming
The 24 hour weather report from the Weather Bureau shows a high near 20 degrees and a low near 2 degrees with wind from the northwest at 20 mph. Precipitation since January 1 totals about 1.828 inches while normal is 1.325 inches.
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Ham
Nwagicaue
Chiateseina
P.m
L. HB. Daingerpield
Society Notes: Dinner for Colonel Wright and Red Cross Toy Sale
General and Mrs. John Charles Thompson host a dinner for Colonel Wright of Fort Russell and his mother Madame Wright. Cheyenne Red Cross chapter earns toy sale proceeds at Fred Roedel's store, with Converse school children selling painted wooden toys 2 to 5 pm Saturday. pupils listed by name.
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John Charles Thompson
Colonel Wright
Fort Russell
Madame Wright
Red Cross
Cheyenne
The
Fred Roedel
Converse
Mary Costello
Violet Bentson
Richard Dodge
Helen Carlson
Grace Casselman
Minna Lafferty
Winona Purcell
Elizabeth Roedel
Margaret Whiting
Charlotte Wright
Robert Bradley
Ralph Clark
Myron Duffy
Fred Douglas
Rudolph Nagel
Walter Bradley
Will Bruner
Dexter Fee
Karl Holmburg
Arthur Holmburg
Cecil Houechins
Corbett Kitchen
Bruce Nimmo
Clarence Purcell
Dale Green
Lennox Magnusen
Mary Constance Alexander
Helen Bolln
Alice Capps
Lucille Douglas
Bessie Garlock
Lela Graeber
Alice Guthrie
Marion Heckel
Flossie Mills
Sylvia Penman
Ean Rockafield
Marion Trumbull
Dorothy Doyle
Bernice Burgo
Bernice Scott
Ladies Night at Fort Russell Club Hosts Informal Dance
Fort Russell society circles report Captain Huston and Mrs Huston entertaining at their quarters this evening with the younger set attending. First Cavalry club hosts ladies night featuring dancing as the main diversion with Mrs Howell presiding as hostess at a bridge tea yesterday honoring Mrs Curry of Bisbee. Multiple military families and guests travel for holidays, visits, and assignments across camps in the region.
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First Cavalry Club
Howell
Captain Howell
Fer Quarters
Curry
Bisbee, Ariz
Koester
Samuels
Richarts
Leff
Salt Lake City
Laird
Fort Russell
Fort Logan
Cole
Visiting List Notes Departures and Returns
Loraine Putnam has returned from a northern field assignment with a government surveying party. Edith K. O. Clark, superintendent of public instruction, came back Tuesday night from Buffalo after attending the State Teachers' Association meetings. Betty River, Mary Carpenter, and Kien Kirke also returned from their trips.
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Loraine Putnam
A. l. Putnam
Edith K. O. Clark
Buffalo
State Teachers’ Association
Betty River
Mary Carpenter
Kien Kirke
Women's clubs hold annual guest day and meetings
The Help One Another club hosts an anniversary guest day with Mrs F L Robinson as hostess and members bring napkins for the Red Cross. The Coterie Art and Mystic Maze clubs meet with Mrs Al Finch and Mrs Waldo respectively. DAR, Art and Woman's clubs hold afternoon sessions at Parshall home and library, featuring lectures and music.
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F. L. Robinson
Red Cross
Coterie Art Club
al Finch
Mystic Maze Club
Waldo
Warren Avenue
A. RR
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. J. Parshall
J. B. Walton
Parshall
Hostesses Art Association
Church Circles Hosts Altar and Rosary Society Event
Mesdames William Storey Mrs Gerald Robertson and Robertson entertain the Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys at the home of Mrs Stoney, inviting members for a social gathering and discussion.
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William Storey
Irs
Gerald and
Robertson
St Mary's
Stoney
Guild and church society notices in local events
This afternoon the Baptist Willing Workers meet at Mrs. Alice James home formerly W L Whipple residence with Mesdames James Scheels and Manesworth hosting. The Guild of St. Mark's Bazaar opens Friday at Parish house at 10 am offering knitting bags aprons dresses and Cross items plus bake table and light refreshments. Westminster Guild held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Er Lippard and Miss Eunice Anderson host with twenty members. scripture read and Missionary Milestones discussed.
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Alice James
W. L. Whipple
Mesdames
Guild of
St. Mark's
Reid Cross
Westminster Guild
Presbyterian Westminster Guild
Er. Lippard
Eunice Anderson
Millie Rite
Ethel Dobbya
Sugar ration restrictions eased for local buyers
Local dealers report sugar sales relaxed with limits lifted. Former package buyers can now obtain seven dollars worth at a single store, and sack purchases shift to wick measures. Stores received orders to sell formal sugar amounts to consumers, curbing hoarding as shortages fade. A woman faced scrutiny for buying from four stores to stockpile. Dealers pledge tighter oversight.
Sugar supply returns to normal as imports resume
A deposition notes that sugar hoarding persists only in manifest terms while Cuban and Philippine imports restore normal supply. Some industries using large amounts have suspended operation, reducing consumption and adding 96 to restore typical levels in hitimes.
October exports rise. ten-month total hits record
Washington reports October exports at 544,000,000 with ten month total reaching 5,149,000,000 an increase of 70,000,000 over 1916 for the period. Imports for October total 221,000,000 down 15,000,000 from September while the January–October imports sum 2,504,000,000 surpassing 1916 by 404,000,000.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
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