Poinsettia Themed Bridge Tea In Cheyenne Society Notes
A Cheyenne bridge tea hosted by Mrs. Fred Warren for 150 society matrons featured poinsettia decor, festive menus, and prizes won by Mrs. George Jofce, Mrs. William F. Mullen, Mrs. A. J. Parshall, and Mrs. Walfred O'Leary. The afternoon ended with tea in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Fred Warren
Cheyenne
George Jofce
William F. Mullen
A. J. Parshall
Wafred O’leary
Warren
Visiting List Chronicles Holiday Travel and Visits
A long list of residents plan or have begun Christmas travel and visits. A. J. Large travels to East Las Vegas New Mexico to spend holidays with an ill nephew. Mrs. Oscar Linn arrives to stay with Large during her absence. Various relatives and students, including Ruth Murphy, Idris Kendrick, Joyce Sullivan, and others, announce returns from Omaha Denver Colorado and Wyoming to Cheyenne or nearby areas for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Large
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Oscar Linn
Kimball
Large
Joyce Sullivan
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Cheyenne
Fred Schilling
Christmas Party For R M A Women and Children
The Woman's Club of the R M A and Mrs Kimport host the annual Christmas party this afternoon at Kimport's home. Churchill School pupils plan programs Thursday and Friday, with the three upper grades Thursday and the lower grades Friday. Measles illness prompts plan changes but a Santa Claus and Christmas tree for the younger children will end the events.
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Woman's Club of the
R. Kimport
Woman's Club
Churchill School
Churchill Parent- Teacher Association
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
University of Michigan Glee Club Concert Announcement
The University of Michigan Glee Club invites audiences to a December 26 concert. The program features diverse choral selections and showcases the group’s musical range.
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University of Michigan Glee Club
Church Circles apt'et Missions and W C T U Meet
The Baptist Missionary society will meet at 3 p.m. in church parlors with Mrs Crook and Mrs Snyder as hostesses. The Frances Willard W C T U met yesterday at the home of Mrs Archie Allison for a social session presided by Mrs C D Daniels who resigns and receives a farewell gift. Mrs C S Thoman was elected first vice president and Mrs John Thomas succeeded her. Refreshments were served at five.
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Apt'et
Baptist Missionary Society
W. W. Crook
O. K. Snyder
Frances Willard
Willard W. C. T. U
Archie Allison
W. HI. Woolston
Mra. C
Daniela
C. 5. Thoman
John . Thomas
Secretary Baker Endorses Red Cross Seal Campaign
Newton D. Baker then mayor of Cleveland and later secretary of war urged support for Red Cross Christmas seals. He mailed a 1.75 dollar donation and ordered 25 seals for each of his children Betty Jack and Peggy Baker at 1851 Crawford Road to teach them about community burden and opportunity in the fight against tuberculosis. He encouraged others to buy seals and join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Red Cross
Cleveland
Anti-Tuberculosis League
League
Betty
Jack
Peggy Baker
Crawford Road
Bluejackets Visit Panama Canal During Fleet Exercises
Atlantic fleet plans a five day visit to the Panama Canal from March 17 to 26. Thousands of sailors will tour the canal and its engineering works under a program coordinated with Canal officials and Admiral Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Mavy Department
Canal
Admiral Mayo
Atlantic Feet
Isthmine
Isthmus
Death of Joe Beard Found Near Beard Ranch in Kaycee
A telephone report from Kaycee states Joe Beard was found dead in the Beard ranch pasture about 1.5 miles from the house. Coroner J. C. Flint and C. J. Mekkelson rushed to the scene. A search party had dragged on since Friday as family anxiously waited. Authorities note the cause may remain unknown with some believing paralysis from prior strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kayces
Joe Beard
Beard Ranch
J. C. Flint
C.J. Mekkelson
Kaycee
Beard
Great Poutones Found In WVowsg Pirlis Fragment
A fragmentary note references events in 1805 and 115, naming Beret and associates who marked the first localions at Gik Basin. Details are incomplete and read as a damaged OCR item from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvowsg
Pirlis
Beret
Gik Basin
Early oil finds boost Cheyenne district development
The district's first drilling rig struck oil in October, triggering rapid development. Hurst and associates kept four parts of land while leasing others to firms including Percy and Ed Metz, who funded a well that produced rich oil and sold their lease for 275000 to Midwest Oil. Later, Uret and associates sold holdings to Ohio Oil Elk Basin and Midwest Oil, netting hundreds of thousands in late 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
Percy
Ed Metz
Wyoming
Midwest Oil Company
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Everett J. Leppard
Wyoming Tribune
Hertha Meyers
Presbyterian
J. C. Stubblefield
Presbyterian Inh
Springfield
Missouri
R. KE. Guthridge
Millie Rice
Brooks
John A. Riner
B. B. Brooks
Casper
River
Mrs. Hilliard
Ridgley
Lucille Ridgley
Ferris
Presbyterian Sunday School
van Pyck
Helen Thompson Ruben
Adelene Blau van Dyck
Donald Fuelscher
David Tenler
Irene Wilcox
Durer
Ernest Fitzgerald Holbein
Ralph Graham
Terbure and Dow
Thelma Sweatt
Fredrickson Garage CO
Jewelry & Optical CO
Signet Ring
Donald Whipple
Colorado College
Ruth Murphy
Omaha
Idris Kendrick
Denver
Kendrick
Thomas McGee
Iowa
Nebraska
Mrs. J. F. Renfro
Grover
Mr. G
Pueblo
Loveland
Mrs. Wishard
Miss Eunice Anderson
Oklahoma
Edith Duffy
Corlett
Anna Bell
Messrs
Verling Hart
John Marrington, Jr
Maurice Dioneen
Francis Melnerney
Bouder
Join Kinkel
James McCauley
Mrs. Russell
Monmouth
Ilinois
Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter
Charles Fitz
Union Pacific
Oakland
California
James Fitz
Leland Stanford University
Mildred Cook
Potter
Mrs
Jay Cook
Baker
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
SILK
Christma
ABC
Myers Dry Goods Co
Sly Ie
Gane Sanpete
A. C. Campbell
Ness
Chicago
Charles Cramer
Mayer
Honorbilt Brand
John Connelly
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