Rev Huston Delivers Ordination Sermon in New York
Huston travels to New York City to preach an ordination sermon at Grace Episcopal Church. Two Wyoming youths, trained at Episcopal Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, will attend the exercise.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
3
W R C Dance at Elk's Home Friday Night
The Women's Relief Corps plans a Friday February seven dance at the Elks Home. Proceeds aid convalescent soldiers. Tickets are selling well and volunteers urge attendance. Information available from Mrs Henry F Stubba or Mrs J C Williams. Come and bring a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps Committee
Elks Home
Henry F.stubba
Mra
J.C. Williams
Miss Parkinson of Darling Visiting Mrs Jenkins
Miss Mary Parkinson of Darling is visiting in the city as guest of her sister Mrs J Jenkins at 222 Twenty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Parkinson
Darling
Jenkins
Mary Parkinson
Wic
J. . Jenkins
Fost
Twenty-second Street
Carl Christensen Visits Laramie on Union Pacific Business
Carl Christensen, assistant jock agent for the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific railroad, departed his city for a short business stay in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christensen
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Harry Reals Returns From Army Camp In Washington
Mr. Harry Reals of Laramie is back from Camp Lewis Washington where he served several months with the fourth infantry of United States regulars. He will resume duties at the Intermountain Power company. In Laramie the Knights of Pythias plan a dance on February 19 with the W. O. W. orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Real
Laramie
Camp Lewis
Wash
Fourth Infantry
United States
Mr. Reals
Fort Lawson
Intermountain Power Company
Knights of Pythias
W. O. W. Orchestra
G.4t. McConnall
United States Food Administration Department
Washington
McConnel
Alva B. Caverly
Salina
Kan
Sam Fowler
Auto Party From Rawlins Stops En Route to Laramie
Automobile party from Rawlins including Vincent Clauan Vat Graves Veronica Clause and Wether Clause stayed several days en route to Laramie. Edward Bergman of Kimball Nebraska spent two days at the Plains. Mrs Carl Metcalf returned from Boulder Colorado after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Party
Rawlins
Laramie
Vincent Clauan
Vat Graves
Veronica Clause
Wether Clause
Edward Bergman
Kimball, Neb
the Plains
Women's Club Holds Annual MidWinter Picnic
The Women's Club of Laramie gathered Saturday afternoon at the Carnegie Library for its annual mid winter picnic. A splendid program and elaborate luncheon highlighted the event with Mrs Emma Lowell Knight delivering a keynote speech. Knight has been a member for twenty seven years. Attorney Nellis E Corthell of Laramie spent the weekend here, connected with the state legislative legal end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Carnegie Wbrary
Emma Lowell Knight
Ocvasion
Nellis E. Corthell
Corthell
State Legislativ
Arthur Holley Leaves Ogden for Laramie
Arthur Holley of Holley Rolling Mills departed Ogden Utah for Laramie after several days in Cheyenne. Mr E B Church arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Holley
Holley Rolling Mills
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne
Laramie
E. B. Church
Kansasity
Woman's Club Meeting Noted With Guests
The Wo man’s club will hold its regular meeting this afternoon and a board meeting at 3 30. Mrs Otto Lewis hosted Monday afternoon for her house guest Mrs W S Lewis of Merwin Mo. Refreshments were served with guests including Mesdames Albert Archer El Bolln O M Lee A Rex Fred Berger E Derer and Miss Emma Bolln
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Otto Lewis
W. S. Lewis
Merwin
Mesdames Albert Archer
el Bolln
0. M. Lee
A. Rex
Fred Berger
E. D@erer
Emma Bolln
Mrs. Jenkins Hosts Visitors and Bridge Night
Mrs. J. F. Jenkins entertained Tuesday at 222 East Twenty-second Street in honor of Miss Mary Parkinson of Darlington Wisconsin. Guests included Masons wives from the Consistory and a later bridge party featured several young attendees and honorees Mary Parkinson Ruth Brydenburgh Georgette Creary Mrs. G. C. Nash and Mrs. Horace M. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jenkins
East Twenty-second Street
Mary Parkinson
Darlington
Wis
Mesdames J.S. Stubblefield
John W. Howard
Ed Nash
M. Roseboom
Robert Jerpe
J. Carl Metcalf
Horace M. Jenkins
Helen Metcalf
Oliver Jenkins
Ruth Alberta Jenkins
Miss Parkinson
Ruth Brydenburgh
Georgette Creary
G. C. Nash
Bride and Groom Tour City on Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace traveled from Denver to their Laramie home and stayed several days in the city on their wedding trip. They were married in Laramie recently. Mr. C. B. Mitchell also visited, and Mr. William Carson left for Laramie to stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Denver
Laramie
Mr. C
Mitchell
William Carson
Fraternity Holds Annual Formal Ball At University
Members of the University chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon hosted Friday night’s annual ball in the gymnasium dressed as a stylish dance hall. A luncheon was served on the balcony before the end of the event. attendees included Mrs Cath of Prynn Millery shop and Mr Jas Jensen of Big Piney along with Mr Charles Royce of Rawlins visiting on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signa Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Taramie
Jas. P. Jensen
Big Piney
Wryo
the Plains
Charles Royce
Rawlins
County Attorney Visits Laramie For Tax Adjustments
A stream of visitors and residents fill Cheyenne and surrounding towns as county and state officials and businesspeople arrive for meetings. George Patterson of Laramie meets the state board on Albany county tax work, while J J Laton of Denver attends on short business. Several locals and out of town guests, including Frank McCue of Laramie and H L Patterson of Casper, are listed among the city’s social and professional traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patterson
Laramie
State Board
Albany County
Mrs. Sands Visiting Parents in Racine Wisconsin
Mrs. E. Sands of 109 East 1th street departs for Racine Wisconsin to spend a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Co F. Smith. Also mentioned are Mr. R. G. Taylor arriving from Casper Wyoming on business and Mr. J. C. Pass returning to Los Angeles after a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Tillson of Saratoga are in the city at the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ot. Glasser
Boulder, Colo
The
City
J. L. Marquis
Plains
Thomas FB
Ienam
Wheatland
the Plains
J. Bh. Wilson
McKinley
Wyo
E. Sands
East 1Th Street
Racine, Wiz
Co. F. Smith
M. E. Tillson
Saratoga
Sunshine Club Adopts Belgian Boy
The Sunshine club meeting at the Carnegie library adopted a Belgian boy. A social will be held Tuesday February 18 at Mrs P J Black’s home with Mrs Norman Black and Mrs John Brown as assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Carnegieibrary
P. J. Black
Norman Black
John Brown
Birthday Party for Melvin Clark at Fort Russell
Captain and Mrs J Clark hosted a pretty party Tuesday evening in Quarters No 61 Fort Russell for the thirteenth birthday of their son Melvin Clark. The home featured abundant flowers, guessing contests, dancing, and refreshments. The dining room displayed a large basket of pink flowers and a cake decorated with thirteen candles. Eighteen children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. Clark
Fort Russell
Melvin Clark
Personal Mention: Local Visitors and Residents Noted
Personal items note Herbert Tarria of Banin Wyoming spending days in Ghoay enge on business. Miss Margaret Sullivan of Bickley visiting in the city at the Plains. M. L. Whelan of Block Springs left Tuesday night for home after two days there. Mrs F le Rotindon has her home guest during the Consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C
Herbert Tarria
Banin
Wyo
Ghoayenge
Margaret Sullivan of
Bickleyly
the Plains
M. L. Whelan
Block Springs
F. le Rotindon
Plans for League of Nations face small nations’ limits
The commission weighs two American drafted plans for the League of Nations. One favors a democratic structure with equal representation in a legislative body and a mixed executive, while the other narrows small powers by removing them from the executive and pushing toward an international supreme council. Arbitration is included to resolve inter territorial disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patis
Wilson
Tonfeht
Sovety of Nations
League
Commission
United States
Great
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Lithuania seeks U S guidance to form a people’s government
The Lithuanian cabinet, formed by the national council, will ask the United States to guide the country in establishing a government by the people. The announcement says Lithuania seeks stability with help from a great nation and believes the League of Nations will define its boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Lithuania
United States
Lithuanian National Council
Nmional Council
Aso Free People
League of Nations
League
Reed bill aims to keep national guard units after discharge
A bill by Senator Reed Missouri seeks to retain national guard units as state units within 60 days after army discharge. It would require units certified by governors to recruit up to a percentage of their original strength and allow officers who served in the field to retain their rank upon discharge and transfer to the new guard organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Reed
Missouri
Military Affairs Committee
Army National Guard
Athiev Ae
National Guard
Connecticut Senate rejects federal prohibition amendment
Connecticut moves to oppose a national prohibition amendment as the state senate votes to veto ratification. The action follows approval by five states and signals a broader rejection of the federal hay law proposal in the nation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Press
Mamutford
Cann
Senate
Daily Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City and Omaha markets report brisk hog and cattle receipts with steady to higher price trends. Hogs sell around 16 to 17.5 dollars, cattle around 7 to 11.5 dollars, sheep and lambs display varied gains with lambs near 14 to 16 dollars and yearlings up to 10 to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astern Eavewtook
Kansas City
Highhry Stearn
Weatory
Omaha
Neb
Fed
Salem
Grain and pork market quotes from Chicago report
Chicago market notes show corn prices for No 3 and No 4 yellow around 1.28 to 1.30 per bushel, rye and barley values listed, oats and white varieties with narrow ranges, and pork and lard futures quoted near 22.50 and 21.50 respectively. The report records miscellaneous commodities with nominal figures and standard price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Prices in Omaha Market Report
Omaha market notes show corn prices for various grades on February 1. No 3 white \u2014 $2.35, No 4 white \u2014 $1.24 to 1.31, No 2 yellow \u2014 $1.33, No 4 yellow \u2014 $1.276 to 1.28, No 4 mixed \u2014 $1.22 to 1.26, No 5 mixed \u2014 $1.22 to 1.23. Data for No 2 white \u2014 59 to 60 cents, No 5 mixed \u2014 57 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Unclear Price Data Patchy From Kansas City Ledger
Fragmentary financial notes from Kansas City show scattered price figures such as Corm Feb May and Maren with values like 1.311-8441 and 1.28 9-8. The text appears OCR garbled, offering no coherent market or item description to establish a clear event or entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dempey Signs for Match with Willard
Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsy, reached an oral agreement with Tex Hickard to match Dempsy to meet Willard for 27 500 dollars and one tied of motion picture rights. A 5 000 dollar deposit is due after the agreement is signed on Deebey’s arrival from Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempery
Tex Hickard
Tempsay
Jesu Willard
Roth Kearne
Rickard
Deepeey
Salt Lake
Mekord
Cempney
Rotary Club Luncheon Details Misprinted
Rotarians are reminded of a Wednesday luncheon at Phalit at 12 25. Beery members should attend. An interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phalit
Beery Monbes
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. A. Huston
Elk
Harry Reals
Army
Carl Metcalf
N' Boulder
Colo
Women’s Club
Mrs. Jenkins
MR. Wood
Fraternity
Cath
Prynn Millery Shop
Miami
Frs
J. J. Laton
Denver, Colo
Mra. H. L. Patterson
Casper
C. H. Townsend
M. G. Peter of
Riverton
Sbsh
Owen J. Bweenesy
Manderson
8. P. Wells
Argo, IL
the Cly
J. B. Larson
Pioneer Avenue
W.D. Hurst
Toledo
Ohio
W. B. Marshall
Pine Bluffs
A. J. Lamine
John Snealey
Old Mountain
H. Donzelman
Army and Navy Union
Frank McCue
Frank
Navy
Aviation
A. B. Taylor
P. J. Shinazy
Rock Springs
Oscir Lynn
A. J
Lynn
Ruby Neeley
L, BR
Rev. E, Be, Brace
Helen Brace
Frank Goram
Loveland, Colo
George Hanson
Ll. B. Hilpert
V. A. Wist
Union
Nan Skogeswou
Miss Boulder
Ralph Kimball
Call
T. P. Sill
R. C. Cather
Lander
Messrs
C. D. Mong
EL Hoban
Dr. Balles
C. D. Brooks
Milak Marik
F.C. Hack
C. W. Wileis
W. W. Keans
G. E. Meek
Mr. Nichols J. Koerting
Roy Slaughter
North Star
Dash Oakley
Calley
Beat
Mra. W. J. Dickenson
Lester Baker
Duker
Mrs. Sands
P. C. Alexander
R. G. Taylor
Casper, Wyo
J. C. Pass
Los Angeles
Por
Nothh
Chiydenne
23Th
Warren Avenue
OASIS
Qetalllyne
Paul H. Moore
Capitol Ave
Gheyenne, Wyo
Viola Napp & Co
Williams and
Taylor Cherry
Stanley
Eldora Anb Company
Associated
REED
Connecticut
W.R.C
Frke
Ledies
Daily Market Report
Omaha Gilaln
Kansas City Grain
Dempsey
Willard
Rotarians
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