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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

14

War Service Families Noted In Sheridan News

Hon M B Camplin receives word his son Captain Harry G Camplin nearing muster out, others in service include Colin D Camplin at Camp Taylor Ky and Rolla Camplin in Lincoln Neb. Clarence Moir recently returned from California. Walter T Watson to head University of Wyoming Y M C A. Victor Rawle held in a hospital in France after gas exposure. Lieut Clare Fellows and wife visit in Laramie after Camp Custer service, with Fellows on ten days leave and considering remaining in the regular army.

HH. G. Camplin M. J. Camplin Sheridan Newport News Camplin France United States Harry G. Camplin Colin D. Camplin Camp Taylor Rolla Pn. Camplin Students’ Army Training Corps Lincoln, Neb Clarence Moir California Flying Corps of the Army Cheyenne Clare Fellows Laramie Fred Fellows Fellows Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich Lieut Fellowa

Sheridan Scouts Enjoy Hike and Army WWG Signals

Scoutmaster Champion led about twenty five Boy Scouts on a five mile hike from Sheridan to the Big Goose. A hilltop squad used wig wag flags for a WWI era signal exchange with the Army service, then returned to camp for a fried potato and bacon feast after signaling dinner. They arrived back around four in the afternoon.

Sheridan la Signal Service United States Army Hill

St Mark's Guild To Meet At Parish House Today

The Guild of St Mark's will gather at the Parish house this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock with Mrs Mark Cox as hostess. A large attendance is requested for business of importanee to be transacted. Denver visitors included F L Chiesa John S Pfeffer A S Deane Robert B Baird James D Husted Raymond Husted H O Jackson J J Palley HM D Goldberg Richard White R B Fairchild A W Colver F T Willey EB Cotton R H Douglass B W Strickland and Ralph Hunt.

Guild of St. Mark's Mark Cox Denver the Plaine Messrs F. L. Chiesa John Pfeffer A. 8. Deane Robert B. Baird James D. Husted Raymond §. Husted H. O. Jackson J. J. Palley HM. D. Goldberg Richard White R. B. Fairchild A. W. Colver Ft. T. Willey EB. Cotton R. H. Douglass B. W. Strickland Ralph Hunt

Social Circle Meeting This Afternoon at 9 O'clock

The Social Circle will meet this afternoon at 9 o'clock at the home of Mrs Mark Kelley at 710 Hast Twentieth Street. Joint business and social gathering hosted by Mrs Fred L Crabbe Mrs Wealey 1 Dumm and Mrs Baldridge are asked to be present. Mr A Saari has left for Casper Wyoming. Mr Harry Abel of Chicago is in town on business.

Mark Kelley Fred L. Crabbe Wealey Dumm Mra Baldridge

Mrs Archer Hosts R M A Ladies Meeting

Mrs K J Archer received the R M A ladies at her home on Wednesday afternoon with about thirteen wives present. Mrs Herman Brockhart and Mrs A T Finch were elected members. The club voted funds for Bel Finan refugee home and decided to supply home baked food for the local canteen. Each member to contribute charity weekly for the needy. Mrs Richard Henke attended as a guest. Tea was served after the meeting.

K. J. Archer Heraman Brockhart A. T. Finch Mia Richard Henke

Gamma Theta Fraternity Hosts Banquet for New Members

Seventeen members of the Gamma Theta fraternity at the university gathered at the Connor Hotel in Lar amie Saturday night for a banquet honoring new initiates. The event featured a fine menu, impromptu toasts, and singing of college songs.

Feventeen Gamma Theta Fraternity Connor Hotel Laramie

Sheridan official dinner honors Perry and guests

Hon George W Perry of Sheridan hosted a Plains dinner with county delegation and wives present. Guests included C Watt Brandon editor of the Sheridan Post and Judge M N Grant who traveled from Laramie to discuss Albany county's 18 924 22 debt to Wyoming. Grant plans to return Monday. Funeral for Mrs Frank Junk held at St Mary's cathedral with pallbearers named. J C Young of Glenrock arrived on Wednesday for business.

George W. Perry Sheridan the Plains Sheridan County Dellegation C. Watt Brandon The Sheridan Post M. N. Grant Laramie Albany County Wyoming Frank Junk St. Mary's Cathedral Feather Kartman Clyde Deis Clarence Swainson Miles Shepherd Frank Tallmire Stanley Vaughan Kendall Bon ~Ka

Wyoming Day Observed and Legislative Ladies Honor

The Woman's club met at the library for a varied program with music by Mrs. Frank H. Westcott and Mrs. W. M. Gilmer. Miss Mildred MacIntosh spoke on a Wyoming Day need in Cheyenne. A tea followed the social hour. The note mentions French orphans and adoption dues.

Woman's Club Frank H. Westcott W. MH. GI Mildred MacIntosh Cheyenne Burkholder W. Co Thomas Hunter Richard Aitken

Alphabetical Social Planned by B Y P U Youth

Mrs Grainger announces a novel social at church parlors tonight for B Y P U members. An alphabetical event charges two cents per letter of each guest’s last name with games and refreshments in order. Cheyenne Delphian society met Thursday at 3 pm in library parlors with large attendance and business conducted.

Cheyenne Delphian Society

Postponed Willing Workers Meeting Noted For March 7

The Willing Workers have postponed their meeting to the first Friday in March. This notice schedules the gathering for March 7.

Davis County Bride Weds Elmer J Burns in Wenatchee Home

Miss Jeona Burroughs of Davis County Indiana and Elmer J Burns of Wenatchee Washington married Thursday at the home of Rev J B Stubblefield 2414 Pioneer Avenue The ceremony was officiated by Rev J B Stubblefield The couple departed for Washington immediately after the wedding PMID

Jeona Burroughs Davis County Elmer J. Burns Wenatchee Wash Stubblefield Pioneer Avenue

Christian Endeavor Meeting Tonight and Festivities

The Christian Endeavor society will meet this evening in the Presbyterian church parlors for a Valentine party with games and refreshments. Out of town guests at the Consistory ball include Gardner of Omaha and Schroeder of Omaha and others from Lincoln, Dav is, Sidney, Potter, Chicago, Kansas City, Kimball, Denver, Loveland, and Casp er. The W R C holds a 2:15 pm meeting today, and Mr and Mrs H L Patton with daughter Irma visit the Plains for Consistory events. Carl G Sackett is welcomed home in Sheridan after a birth congratulations pour in. A F P Brubaker of Glenrock announces a newborn son.

Christian Endeavor Society Presbyterian Church Guy N. Gardner H. Schroeder Omaha George H. Simpson Lincoln Neb R. O. Forbes Davis Texas F. L. Goodwin Charles P. Grant Sidney, Neb Peter Hanson C. W. Johnson Potter, Neb James G. B Sterrett Chicago Abe, Cowles Kansas City H. T. Mead Kimball, Neb J. .W. Laughlin Royal D. Salisbury Denver Lorin J. Mack Loveland, Colo H. L.patton Irma Patton Casper the Plains Patton Cheyenne United States

Checking Accounts Welcome at Stock Growers National Bank

The stock growers national bank invites customers to open both small and large checking accounts offering flexible terms. Staff promote easy access to personal and business banking services with local branch support.

Stock Growers National Bank

Sir Aston Woobb Elected President of Royal Academy

Sir Aston Woobb, a London native, becomes president of the Royal Academy succeeding Sir Edward Poynter. At nearly 70, he is a noted British architect of Admiralty Arch London and Victoria and Albert Museum additions, with a $10,000 annual salary and a tradition of baronetcy or knighthood accompanying the honor.

Aston Woobb Royal Academy Edward Poynter Admiralty Arch London Victoria and Albert Museum Duckingham Palace Aston Royal Institute of British Architects

Campus and Surplus Lead Stock Growers National Bank Equity

The Stock Growers National Bank reports a campus style expansion and a large surplus trailing behind assets. Officials cite 00,000 as a figure tied to the bank's growth, marking it as the largest of its kind.

Stock Growers National Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. B. Camplin Walter T. Watson Lotanife Los Angeles University of Wyoming Y. M. C. A Nations Organization Watson National War Work Council Victor Rawle St. Mark’s Guild Mr. A. Saari Casper, Wye Harry Abel Princess Mickey Mrs. Archer Fraternity Plains J. C. Young Glenrock Wyo Christian Endeavor Carl G. Sackett A. FP. Brubaker Converse County Housewives Allake West 17Th St Louis Lipson Cheyenne, Wyo
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