Christmas Program Elevates Soldiers at Fort Reswell
Cheyenne high school girls inspired by Miss Mentzer staged a Christmas program for the soldiers at Fort Ruswell. Chaperoned by Mrs Vientzer and others, the event featured glee club numbers, solos, readings, and carols. The concert was praised as a success with enthusiastic encores and plans for Christmas dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil- Vamannen
MH. Hartung
Mise Florence Flanagan
Cheyenne Pub
Glee Club
Susan Breizeh
Velma Wilset
Frances Mentzer
Lucille Ridener
Erika Eakin
Haerrie’ Ressman
Josephine Pegg
Helen Reid
John L. Lacey
William Barry
Maton
Cole
J i Shingle
Krathbreen
Ella Jane
Weasie
Linton
Aupa Ireland
Walter DB
Tunton
Christmas Day at Gray Home Hosts Grownon and Laret
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. B. Gray were among the genial hosts of Christmas day entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Grownon and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Laret.
Visiting List and Holiday Guests in Cheyenne
Local society notes show M. Frolsie and George Voorhees families visiting Mr. Luke Voorhees. Sylvia de Stwolinsky arrives to live with Mrs. Dickson and work at Union Pacific. Austin Nah and Ben Nah visit from Hartville for Christmas. Ralph Hanna on furlough from the navy spends Christmas in Cheyenne before returning to San Diego. Viola Kienke returns from Lincoln for holidays then heads back to the university. J Single and Sam Thompson visit Laramie for the NASA Johnson wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frolsie
Dehl
George Voorhees
Rawlins
Voorhees
Luke Voorhees
Misa Sylvia de Stwolinsky
Cheyenne
BR. R. Dickson
Union Pacific Division
Austin Nah
Hartville
Mra
Ben Naah
Ralph Hanna
William Manna
United States Navy
San Ciewo Wise
Viola Kieinke
Lincoln
Fad Mee
J. Single
Ani
Sam Thompson
Laramie
Nasa-Johnson
Whittier Women Study Acts and Lead Health Survey
The Whittier Women's Club met to study the Acts with Mrs. tra B Fee as chair. Representatives W H Kieinke and W E Hinrichs were appointed for the Cheyenne health survey, with future meetings set under Mr. Kelley and Mrs. A Doane leading. City Federation meeting urged for all delegates at the library with Miss Hessle Amerman attending for survey instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Club
Bart Jor
W. H. Kieinke
W. E. Hinrichs
Cheyenne
City Federation of Women’s Clube
Charles Bristol
Hessle Amerman
Delinwator
Moon Eclipse to Be Seen Here Friday Morning
The third and last moon eclipse of 1917 will be visible Friday morning in Cheyenne. The moon enters earth shadow at 1 04 a m and is totally obscured from 2 38 to 2 54 a m, reappears and exits at 4 27 a m. This year has seven eclipses, three lunar and four solar.
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North America
Tenants Protest Cheyenne Scavenger Service Delays
Tenants on Cheyenne’s east side report full ash pits and full furnaces as scavenger crews miss weeks. Fire officials note many fires stem from improper ash disposal and cans block access for emergency vehicles. Police records show daily calls about full ash cans while scavengers say they lack workers.
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Staveenger
Cheyenne
Former Buffalo Editor Ends Life in Denver
Fred C. Newell a linotype operator and former Buffalo Bulletin editor killed himself at his Denver home on 2144 Franklin Street. He believed he was going insane from brooding over his daughter Laura Newell a Boston Conservatory student whose musical career he feared for. Survived by wife Kora McKee Newell daughter Mrs. Paul White and father J C Newell. He had lived nineteen years in Denver and was active in the Elks Knights of Pythias Musicians Union and Typographical Union. Funeral plans undisclosed.
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Fred C. Newell
Denver
Franklin Street
Laura
Boston Conservatory of Music
Newell
Buffalo
Wyo
Buffalo Bulletin
Wooning Jie Jd
Kora McKee Newell
Paul White
J. C. Newell
The
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Musicians’ Union
Typographical Union of
No Fires in Cheyenne Christmas Chief Reports
Fire chief reports no fires on Christmas in Cheyenne as residents display Red Cross flags with electric lights. One false alarm occurred around dawn when Jackson Lewis was arrested for pulling a bell box at Bent Street and Lincoln Highway and fined $20. companion Robert Crump was released for lack of involvement.
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Cheyenne
Red Cross
Jackson Lewis
Bent Street
Lincoln Highway
Lewis
Robert Crump
Capital Coal Company Ad Promotes Tours and Vehicle Services
Cahill and Holliday proprietors announce order today for touring cars taxis and seven passenger vehicles with contact by phone.
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Apital Coal Company Oal
Cahill’ & Holliday
Funeral notices for William Keating from Phoenis Camp
W O W members urged to attend the funeral of William Keating at St Marys Cathedral Tuesday at nine oclock. Funeral details note meetings at A O U W hall December 27 at 8:20 for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenis Camp No. 144
William Keating
St. Mary's Cathedral
C. Brashear
W. Hall
C. L. Gage
V. C
Meeting notice from 100 Per Cent American Society of Cheyenne
The 100 Per Cent American Society of Cheyenne calls all members to a city trail meeting tonight at 7 20 oclock sharp. Attendance is required.
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American Society of Cheyenne
City Trail
Verment American Society of Cheyrenne
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Postponed
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Stubblefield wife of the church pastor. The Anna Gordon W C T U will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Brandon at 700 Haat Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. 8. Stubblefield
Anna Gordon
Bond jumper M A Jobe sentenced in federal court
M A Jobe, sought for jumping bond after alleged false land entries in northern Wyoming, was tried in federal court yesterday. He received a $2000 fine, costs of the trial, and one day in jail. He had fled to Minneapolis before being returned to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Jobe
Costa
Wyoming
Minneapolis
Cheyenne
Business College Team to Play Pine Bluffs Tonight
A basketball game is set for tonight at the gym between Ping Bluffs and Cheyenne Business College. Admission is free since no non high school team may charge. The college squad shows strong play this season with a fast tempo. Lineup includes Pickett Bricker Victor Brennan Nelson Smith.
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Ping
Wyoming Farmers Receive $170 400 from Farm Loan Bank
A government report shows Wyoming farmers have received 170400 in loans from the Omaha farm loan bank as of December 1. Nationwide, farmers had 29824655 in loans approved, with prior closed loans at 5 percent and future loans at 4 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Farm Loan Bank
Omaha
Federal Farm Loan Bank
City Ball Meeting Advised for Tonight at 7 30 sharp
A notice instructs attendees to join a city ball meeting this evening at 7 30 sharp. Participants should arrive promptly for discussions and proceedings.
Wyoming names district directors of furs to advisory fuel board
Allen Wlord of Cheyenne Leslie Miller of Casper and A T Yonker of Sheridan named district directors of furs to join Wyoming advisory fuel board A C Thompson Jr named public director under governor s administration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wlord
Cheyenne
Leslie Miller
Casper
A. T. Yonker
Sheridan
Advisory Fuel Board
Wyoming
4. C. Thompson, Jr
Dinecter
Six Men Fined for Carrying Concealed Weapons in Police Court
Six men Arta Sparr George Thomas Charles Shaffer Ed Smith Antonio Hernandes and Robert Byrd were tried for carrying concealed weapons. Five were fined 80 dollars each and Byrd 20 dollars for carrying a 26 calibre rim fire revolver described as a curiosity. John Smith and Bessie Brown jailed or fined for parity law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta Sparr
George Thomas
Charles Shaffer
Ed’ Smith
Antonio Hernandes
Robert Byrd
Byrd Wen
John Smith
Bessie Brown
State Divides Regions for Fuel Administration
The state is divided into three districts with named men to monitor conditions and advise the state administrator on necessary action. Each district official must stay in touch with local conditions and report back to the state administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusting Kendall
Weather Summary and Incorporation Notice for Wyoming
Partly cloudy Thursday with little temperature change across Cheyenne and Wyoming. record shows mean temperature 37 degrees and highest 49 at 3 PM with winds up to 44 mph. Also includes Articles of Incorporation for Central States Oil Company filed November doth, 1917 in Wyoming, with capital stock 500000, 50000 shares, five directors, prime office at Kenimerer Lincoln County, Harold R. Harrison as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Central States Oil Company
State of
W. T. Sills
H. Begpre
W. N. Horner
N. K. Porter
A. Going
Chicago
Ilinois
Kemmerer
County of Lincoln
State of Wyoming
First National Bank
Kenimerer
Lincoln County
Harold R. Harrison
W. H. Sills
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Serge Dresnes
Pgreen
Walete
Deepm de Chine
Georgette Crepe
Lilly
Lingerie
T Prio
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Tome
Myr
Willow Dofols
Park Addition
Casall
Christies
Mere
E. A. Stock
Halon
Saveral Pears
Mra Slack
A. McGregor
Wallace Hand
Glack
Es. Ridgley
Chetetmas
Mra. Peckham
Lawrence
Major Lawrence
Port Ruswell
Stubblefield
Judge Brydensburg
KE. Garrett
Virginia
Gertrude
John Meade
the Plains
Horace Jenkins
J. F Jenkins
Robert Jerpe
Dyer Hotel
Whittier Choi
Ends Life
Bears
Weapper
Castoria
Taxis
Piassen
W. R. Day
Capitol Ave
M. W. A. Attention
Business Ocollege
Pine Blupps
Dirs
Thomas Curley
St. John's Hospital
Ogallala
Net
Curley
Union Macific Railroad Company
Laramle
Weather Report
L. W. Daingerfield
Hobbs & Huckfelt
Plains Hotel
K. BE. Opre
Wetton
Lydia B. Finsham
Mre
D. McAlan
Dewsy Ave
Spartanburg
Ty Valmont
Pelloh
O'Baran
Newport Avs
Lydia E.inkhams
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