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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

3

Cheyenne Club and Church Holiday Plans Highlight Seasonal Events

Miss Marie Jordan plans a three week and three day Christmas trip visiting Philadelphia York New York City and the countryside near Baltimore with relatives. She will stay with friends in Lancaster and Washington and attend the Annapolis New Year’s ball with peers from Cheyenne.

Marie Jordan John L. Jordan Maryland College Lutherville Philadelphia York New York City Baltimore Lancaster Evelyn Breckens Washington William Dinneen Francis Mederney Annapolis Miss Mullen W. E. Mullen Jefferis Wyomine Newcastle Jefferia Cheyenne Ethel Nimino David Nimmo Miss McKengie St. John's Hospital Miss Amerman France Fort Russell Helen Tyson Frances Mentzer England Harriet Rossman Italy Lucille Ridgley America Velma Wilsock Red Cross Red Cross Girl.” Chistmas Mildred Sterling Post Hospital Benefit Society Fticens

Visiting List Tracks Social Ties Across Cities

Mrs. B B Brooks travels through Cheyenne on the way home from Laramie after a state university trustees meeting. Harold Hutchison and wife return to Denver from the Hutchison Kelley wedding. Mrs. Barber and infant head to Eaton Colorado to visit Judge and Mrs J W Lacey. Mrs. Lowery and son Leonard depart for New York City to visit relatives. Mrs. V G Applezate and Doris go to Danville Ohio to spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Copeland returns from American Lake where her husband Corporal Copeland served. Mrs. Sowerfield Taylor arrives in San Francisco from Shanghai then plans Cheyenne visit. Major Taylor navy surgeon on the Cincinnati spent two years in Chinese waters. Mrs. Arnold returns to Douglas after a month with her mother. W T Lucas and family of Rupert Idaho visit W R Day’s home.

B. B. Brooks Asper Cheyenne Laramie Board of Trustees the State University Harold Hutchison Denver Hutchison- Kelley William Barber Eaton Colo

Woman’s Club votes donations to charities and soldiers

The Woman’s Club held a brief meeting led by the president. They approved annual monetary gifts to Cathedral Home in Lar amie, Children’s Home Finding Society in Wheatland, Associated Charities and Salvation Army in Cheyenne, and Christmas cheer for soldiers in Fort Russell hospital. A committee was named to visit the Post hospital on Christmas Day with gifts. After adjournment members went to the Capitol to assist in the Red Cross rooms.

Woman's Club Cathedral Laramie Children’s Home Finding Society Wheatland Associated Charities Salvation Army Cheyenne Fort Russell Post Hospital Capitol Uie Red Cross

Theda Bara Renames Theda Bara in Supreme Court Change

Theda Bara official name change follows a Supreme Court ruling. Theda’s father becomes Bernard Bara and mother Pauline Lara becomes Pauline Bara. The actor born Theodosia Goodman is noted for enduring early life and career moves as she gained fame in serials like The Mystery Ship.

Theda Bara Theodosia Goodman Theodosia Supreme Court Theda Bernard Goodman Bernard Bara Pauline L. Goodman Pauline Lara Marque Goodman Marque Bara Esther Goodman Lora Bara Cincinnati Poland Switzerland Francois Bara de Coppet

Presbyterian Christmas entertainment scheduled Monday evening

The Presbyterian Sunday School plans a Christmas program next Monday with rehearsals underway. The Presbyterian Aid Society postpones this week due to school programs and other attractions. St Marks Guild meets this afternoon at the Parish house.

Presbyterian Aid Society Presbyterian Aid Society St. Mark's Guild of St. Mark’s

Fuel Controllers to Conserve Coal Nationwide

Due to coal shortages in Utah and Wyoming and a surplus in Washington, federal fuel administrators plan to exclude all imported coal from Washington state, parts of Idaho and Oregon west of La Grande, and California north of Sacramento. Oregon and Utah officials announced the measure from Salt Lake City and Portland.

Portland, Ore Utah Wyoming Washington Oregon Idaho la Grande California Sacramento Salt Lake City

Hoodoo Gone as New Kinney Well Sends Stock Up

Denver reports a stock rebound for Kinney after Kinney No 14 hits Wall Creek sands and Kinney No 19 yields 100 barrels daily. No. 12 previously caused a drop, but market activity rose from 85 to 90 bid as investors priced in new oil output.

New Kinney Denver Elkhorn Kinney

Offices Moved Within Capital Complex

The office of the state veterinarian is moved one door westward into the new wing of the capital. The relocation updates administrative offices and access for staff and public inquiries.

Louise Huff Portrays Tough Girl in Pickford Film

In a Jack Pickford Louise Huff picture the actress plays a hard spirited sweetheart of a young prizefighter. Scenes were filmed in Vernon California during a weekly boxing night for film people. Louise attended in boy’s clothes to blend in but became excited and her hat fell off revealing her curls and her name in print.

Jack Pickford Louise Huff Louise Vernon Cal

Johnson School Abolishes Treats For War Charities

Johnson school inherits plan from the Parent-Teacher Association to end Christmas presents exchanges and remove refreshments after the Christmas program. Funds saved will be donated to Red Cross or war relief causes, with pupils endorsing the move and agreeing to forgo treats this week.

Parent-Teacher Association Johnson School Red Cross Johnston

Nation Forecasts Dry Nation as Prohibition Looms

Early election forecasts predict Wyoming and six other states will vote to ratify a national constitutional amendment establishing nationwide prohibition. Delaware Maryland and Vermont are seen as the likeliest to go dry, with twenty seven dry states already in the union leaving three more needed for ratification.

Wyoming Delaware Maryland Vermont Union

Three Large Elk Attract Attention In Davidson Market

Three large elk weighing over 600 pounds each hang at the Davidson meat market awaiting butchering for Christmas meals. The elk, formerly part of a herd on the Charlie Irwin ranch, total twelve more roam the range. Irwin bought them from the state to start a private herd. The animals are among the largest seen in the city, dead or alive.

Davidson Charlie Irwin Irwin

Interned Aliens Paid For Labor Wage Clarification

Washington report defends treatment of German civilian internees in U S camps. Aliens perform work with modest pay, excess earnings saved in postal banks, and meals limited to three daily. Immigration officials stress economy and humane conditions amid Liberty Loan concerns.

Washington Dee Lberry Joan Bonds United States Treasury Department Nrot War Department Department of Labor Postal Savings Banks

Dancing Inaugurated At Vaughan's Stone Week

Vaughan's confectionery on Capitol avenue hosted a Wednesday night dance with vietrola music. Patrons moved through the central floor space between show cases booths and the fountain as council approval allowed cabaret style dancing despite Cheyenne bans.

Vaughan Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Lafontaine

Wooly Set for Winter Warmth

A winter set in scarlet worsted or elderdown with satin lining and black velvet edges pairs a scarf with a Russian cap. Embroidered flowers in heavy worsted adorn both pieces, offering color relief against dull winter tones.

Wilson to Thank Draft Board Helpers in Wyoming

President Wilson to send personal letters to all Wyoming draft board members for their service. Capt. Ray K. Olds prepares the list of recipients as letters are drafted and forwarded to Washington.

Wilson Washington Ray K. Olds Wyoming

Fire destroys Laramie store on First Street

A single story building at 09 First street in Laramie owned by Andred Reid of the Avalon apartment house and occupied by a restaurant known as Serbian John burned completely this morning at about 5. The fire department arrived quickly and the larger engine helped control the blaze but the structure was a total loss. The lot will remain vacant until a fire compliant rebuild is possible. The article notes Laramie’s fire department and equipment strength and recalls historic ties to Colonel Downey and local families connected to the site.

Laramie Wye Dee First Street Andred Reid Avalon John Mazeander Antil United States WW. Downey Downey Connor Colonel Downe Carter Jewelry Thornburg Street Jane Downey Norma Downey University Avenue Fourth Fifth Streets Colonel Downey

Bazaar and Ladies of Jewish Circle Event

Friday afternoon and evening bazaar with fresh meats and cards in the evening. Nee- fresh offerings and social gathering hosted by the Ladies of the Jewish Circle.

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