Engagement of Cheyenne Pair Reported in Cody Event
The engagement of Harry A. Patten of Cheyenne and Edith Judy of Fredericksburg Va was announced at a party in Cody. Patten, son of H B Patten, works in the state engineer’s office and leads the state board of examining engineers, with ties to the Lakeview Irrigation Co. The wedding is planned for March with celebrations noted in a Park County clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Patten
Cheyenne
Edith Judy
Fredericksburg
Cody
H. F. Beil
Patten
H. B. Patten
Judy
HW. A. Patten
Judy Patten
Kieses
Miss Judy’s Engagement Sparkles at Cheyenne Gathering
Miss Judy, center of attention, shows a glittering engagement ring as luncheon guests mingle. The event follows a Christmastime visit to her fiancé’s parents in Cheyenne, with plans to marry Mr. Patten and return there to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Judy
Judy
Cheyenne
H. B. Patten
Fredericksburg
Mr. Patten
H. W. Darrah
F. A. Waples
W. J. Deegan
William Wilder
Jessie Hitchcock
Elsig LaCroix
Florence Gregory
Dutcher family progress in scarlet fever cases
R L Dutcher and other scarlet fever victims are improving. Dutcher the mail clerk rests at home with his family and is expected to return to duties once recovered. Friends hope for a speedy complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gilmore
Denver
R. L. Dutcher
Mr. Dutcher
Fort Russell Social Events Gather for Bridge Club
Tuesday Bridge Club resumes after a hiatus at Fort Russell with Mrs Baker hosting the first meeting in some time. Members returning from absences enjoy the fort nightly sessions and a tea after games. Mrs Baade hosts a card party this afternoon. Dinner honors General Edwards with Capt Snyder and Mrs Snyder presiding. Lt and Mrs Leslie J McNair and son return home from Fort Lilly after three months away at the fire school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Leslie J. McNair
Fort Lilly
School of Fire
Mrs Ralph Robertson Visits Omaha Nebraska City and Kansas City
Mrs Ralph Robertson has returned from a three weeks visit visiting Omaha Nebraska City and Kansas City and reports a most enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Robertson
Omaha
Nebraska City
Kansas City
Omaha convention highlights and traveling visitors
The article notes a guest at a film and moving picture convention in Omaha linked to Mr. A. M. Beardsley, and mentions Mrs. Pitt Covert hosting Miss Forbes of Riverton. Governor J. M. Carey and Mrs. Carey return from an eastern trip with a silver service presentation to the battleship Wyoming. Various relatives and guests visit towns, with holiday plans and a weather strip advertising line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Film and Moving Picture
A. M. Beardsley
Pitt Covert
Covert
Forbes
Riverton
J. M. Carey
Carey
Wyoming
R. L. Osborne
Cheyenne
Casper
Salt Lake City
R. B. Salisbury
Roy Randall
Newcastle
R. A. Jones
Laramie
James
Rev Atkinson Outlines Men Work in the Church
Henry A. Atkinson spent a busy day in the city addressing the Avon luncheon at Fort Russell and speaking to church boys before a union meeting at the First Congregational Church. His talk urged the church to center its efforts on human need, with a balanced program of Bible study evangelistic work youth outreach missionary activity and social service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Atkinson
Asta
Avon
Fort Russell
Williams
First Congregation
Ita
America
The
Congregational Church
Kinson
Denver object to removal of quarters to coast
Denver protests war department orders moving the quartermaster’s department to San Francisco effective January 1. Local spending exceeds $1,000,000 yearly with over half paid to local traders. The Chamber of Commerce’s military affairs committee met to send a Washington representative to seek cancellation and possibly expand the annual amount by $200,000. The change follows a prior six month plan to shift the unit from Denver after Fort Logan’s posting shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
War Department
Washington
Quartermaster’s Department
San Francisco
Military Affairs Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Fort Logan
Denver seeks military post and local procurement shift
A Denver department plans to press the War Department to reestablish a regimental post at Fort Logan and to move $200 000 yearly commissary purchases from Chicago to Denver. A Milwaukee reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children, noting relief for coughs and croup and recommending its use by families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
War Department
Fort Logan
Chicago
Chamberlain
Lidaewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Lebhart Breaks State Record In Box Ball Night
Fred Lebhart of The State Leader box ball team shattered the season record with a 252 score, topping the state amateur mark. He rolled seven spares in ten frames for a 214 and counted a total beyond the previous 243 record, held by Leichart and Luke Vollack since Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lebhart
Lebhart
Leichart
Luke Vollack
Boston Mayor Backs Six Inch Harp Limit Law
The report notes Mayor Fitzgerald favors a six inch limit on harping while the county awaits enforcement details. The curious phrase about the stinglean tee and singlesy mosquito appears as local flavor in New Jersey remarks, signaling public interest in regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Boston
New Jersey
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Barnetts
BE. Kiser
Ladies’ Home Journal
Celia Davidson
Kkindorgitson
Paul
R. D. Salisbury
Mre
Wilwon
J. P
F. A. M. Stuart
Grippe
My. Reel Stuart
F. A. M. Biuart
Eleanor
Dorothy Dutcher
Baade
Edwards
Snyder
General Edwards
Chamberlin
G. L. Spring
A. DeArmon
Ayer
Lal
Rev. Atkinson
Atlas Theatre
Miss Sherbrook
Miss Clara
IREA
Capt
Powers
Paulina & Crew
Poweis
F. J. Byrd & Co
Laure
Mr. Dealy
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