Wyoming Consistory Holds 27th Reunion With 38 New Members
Cheyenne hosts the Twenty-seventh Wyoming Consistory reunion as 38 Master Masons enter, with over 300 attending a large noon meal supervised by Mrs. P. S. Cook. Notables including Governor Carey, Justice Scott, state officials, and Judge Riner participate. the event features multiple degrees and welcomes many out-of-town Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottion Tite
Wyoming
Chayente
Cook
Carey
Scott, Potter and Beard
Supreme Court
Baird
Andhor Forsyth
John A. Riner
Federal Court
Frank M. Foote
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
John M. Dickey
Casper
Willis EB. Edgin
John J. Shingter
Tlnes
Ramed
Benjamin ¥. Nall
Martin Breither
Charla E. Hurke
David R. Coover
Willis E.edgin
Bayly H. Finkbinder
Mahanonmen
Erle J. Gorham
George Fh. Gregory
Ross W. Hartsell
Howard “. Helms
Otto Jabelman
Enon Lough
Ray B. Lee
William 8. McCune
Dean T. Poser
George FE. Vroseer
Joseph L. Ries
John A.siner
Reuben J. Sheggard
John J. Shingler
Gheyenne
John M. Mickey
William H. W. McCoy
Prank A. Tillman
John F. Allen
Reliance
George Devil Austin
Encampment
James C.logle
Chegwater
Harvey
Chernewin
Sunshine
Ora V Yaarnell
Acme
Jock WW. Tavis
John W. Wilkes
Cinem Aa
John A. Parnell
Willam J. Ross
Mortimer N. Grant, Jr
Moreen Bruner
Harold Rh. Blalock
North Platte
John B. Garr
William M. Martinnn
Manna
Charles W. Lote
Lamar
Neb
Knud H. Willadsen
G. L. Strader
Emil Rohardeon
Walter Herger
Afelle’ Allison
J. C. Holla
G. C. Rafter
W. A. Riner
PF. T. Join
R. HW. Repath
W. W. Daley
Rawline
William Dubois
A. D. Walton
J. A. Whiting
G B. Bailey
Pimer Keefe
Archie Alligon
J.F. Rossman
D. J. Howell
Campbell H. McWhinnie
Douglas
C.G. Hitchfield
Emil Richardson
C. E E. Griffin
J. A. Dunford
C. E. Lane
W. C. Kinkead
B. H. Sage
Laramie
A.holliday
Charles B. Ridgaway
Samuel Corson
Temple
Ife
Henry Watson
Pitt Covert
Qeorge Gilliland
Trim Trees 10 Miss Hats Ladies Seek Street Obstruction Fix
Cheyenne officials weigh a tree trimming ordinance proposed by Help One Another club led by Mesdames Barkedale and Parnell. The plan calls for trees along sidewalks to be trimmed to seven feet. Officials reported $2,729 in collections, 2,098 city licenses in November, and 641 fines. A sewer petition for blocks 164 and 165 was sent to the city attorney, and Mayor LaFontaine introduced a gasoline use ordinance for first reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Cheyenne
Mesdames
D. ©. Barkedale
J. A. Parnell
Thrett
Mra. J
LaFontaine
Briant S Younger Proposes Inter Mountain Fair
Briant S Younger of Salt Lake writes to the Industrial club through Secretary George S Walker proposing an Inter Mountain Fair and Festival Association and urging the local club to act. He encourages workers not to let temporary unemployment darken their futures and signals interest in collaboration with the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briant S. Younger
Salt Lake
Secrary
George S. Walker
Intermountain Fair and Festival Association
Nineteen Wyoming towns lack commercial clubs list compiled
Secretary George Whiker of Cheyenne Industrial Club reports a roster of nineteen Wyoming towns with no commercial clubs. The document lists active clubs in several towns and notes many groups are heard from in home-town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ipuron
George &. Whiker
Cheyenne Industtial Club
Industrial Clair
Cheyenne
Heaney, Sr
George & Walker
Moorcraft
Charles Kirby
Leo Noonan
Business Men's Club—Lovell
Albert Olson
T. A. Tor Jerson
Business Men's Club
Moctectsne
R. J. M.nally
W. C. Steel
Commercial
Rock Springs
August Kendall
Soren Larson
Red Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
He B. Rore
Grey Bull
J. Williams
Boles
Hart
Sheridan Everal Club
Sheridan
H. B.ges
M. Steele
Wheatland
C. C. Natwick
C. R. Mason
Kemmerer
J. A. Christmas
Green River
Hugo
Gaensslon
Wm. Rogers
Commercial Club
Thermopolis
W. H. Austin
Fred Holdreder
Casper Industrial Club
Cooper
Dr. H
R. Lathrop
Comfort Lodge Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Comfort Lodge No. 435 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen annual election the chosen officers include President and Treasurer W. H. Horder, Vice-President Lee Merwin, Secretary and Legislative Representative Prod Van Dolah, Chairman of Local Protective Boards Wm Kabler and F. A. Miner, Trustees B. H. Liamon and Henry Kabler, and Past President W. Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
W. H. Horder
Lee
Merwin
Prod van Dolah
Wm. Kabler
Ft. A
The Hour at the Lyric: World Film Presents Robert Warwick
Amusements notes The World Film corporation shows Robert Warwick in The Hour at the Lyric. A modern American love story unfolds as a wealthy man seeks love with the daughter of a finance magnate while facing corruption, politics, and social pressures in a bustling city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Film Corporation
Robert Warwick
Lyric Today
America
Charla Wainwright
Hla
Henry Garritan
Fforrigan
Waelawright
Elfy Iie
Furmen
Cadet Band 10 Delights with Friday Play
The Camera of Boulder lauds a staged society drama by Cadet Band 10 in a benefit performance. Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest was deftly presented under George J. Blayn with Horace Pierce, Harold Clark and Hazel McDonald in key roles. A near full house and social event ambiance marked the production's success and coaching praise for George Shaw and Richard Brocke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genteur Chistes
Camera
Boulder
University Sttirdents
Osear Wilda
Barnet
Corran Theatre
George J. Bliyn
the University Thesplann
Horace Pierce
Harold Clark
Padward Freeman
Verling Hert
Janes Donevan
Hazel McDonald
Daeka Monreal
Jesalo Weatherwax
Herol! Clark
Algernon Moncrief
Love Pee
Horace Merce
Aly
John Worth Ng
Captain Dimntechtt
Ming Jesaleerwax
Mise Prism
Hazel MacDoneld
Gwendoline Fairfax
Gwendoline
Pierce
Edith Colver
Doska Monreal
Cecily Cardrew
Algernon
Gangs of Love
James Donovan
Hart
Rutler
Dreas
George Shaw
Richard Brocke
Presbyterian Chicken Supper and Bazaar At Parish Hall
A church bazaar and chicken supper will be held at the Presbyterian parish hall starting at 10:30 p.m. and continuing all day. A doll table, candy, aprons, and fancy work will be featured along with a fried chicken supper at 5:30 p.m. Menu includes chicken dishes, mashed potatoes with gravy, celery, tomatoes, cranberry jelly, potato salad, apple and mince pie, coffee, and more.
Congress Playing Cards Given Away With Tuxedo
A historical ad offers a free pack of gold edged Congress playing cards with every tuxedo purchase. The promotion claims the Tuxedo brand is a home smoke and urges readers to visit dealers’ windows to obtain the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ameren Tobacco Company
Utegal
U. B& Playing Card
Tuxedo Domed Room Experiment Stirs Social Buzz
Fragmentary clipping describes an experiment to mask odors with a scented laddew and mild fragrance during card parties. It notes attempts by housewives and the idea of a free offer to attract qualified participants, with emphasis on keeping traces of odor minimal in a domed room.
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William Hadie
Fort Russe
Arthur N. Nelson
Torrington
Daniel C. Nolan
Patrick
John A. Osborne
Cillette
Thomas Osborne
Carl P. Taylor
Salt Creek
Granville Tinnin
Sal
Thomas S. Taliaferro
Charles H. Townsend
Albert D. Chamberlain
W. A. Kline
Cleveland
Ohio
John EF
Durham
Santa Fe
N. M
C. M. Vetter
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
H. J. Taylor
Sioux City
H. J. Roberta
Kansas Ciy
George H. Farrogly
Salina
Kan
John Kakolbweke
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harold Banner
Mead
Basin
E. P. Bowman
Meeteetses
D. W. Thornberry
A. R. Jurden
Ogden
A. 8. Gillespie
Lookout
R. Eb, Johnson
C. L. Beatty
C. F. Beatty
B. W. Marshall
William McCarty
Pine Bluffs
Krupp
Germany
Postum
Europe
Lyric
Suncester Matrou
Garreiury George
Cadet Band
Leader
Arwa
Cheeer
Everette
Romeo
Opera
Meo
Man OF
Ry Geo
Wroadhurst
William A. Brady
DO. Ing
Atlas Theatre Today
MR. Thos. Heaney
Boyd’s
Cigar Stores
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