Local service families report from Sheridan and Laramie
Hon M B Camplin learns sons Harry G Colin D Rolla Camplin and others serving United States in France and training camps. Walter T Watson named secretary of the University of Wyoming Y M C A in Laramie to lead active campus program. Victor Rawle wounded by gas and hospital bound in France. Lieut Clare Fellows and wife visit in Laramie after Camp Custer service with officers training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Walter T. Watson
Lotanife
Los Angeles
University of Wyoming Y. M. C. A
The
Nations Organization
Watson
Laramie
National War Work Council
Sheridan Scouts Enjoy Hike
Scoutmaster Champion led about twenty five Boy Scouts from Sheridan on a five mile hike west along the Big Goose to a camp. A hilltop squad used wig wag signals with a U S Army signal service, signaling dinner, then returned to camp for fried potatoes bacon and a hearty meal before 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
la Signal Service
United States Army
Hill
St Mark's Guild Meets This Afternoon at Parish House
The Guild of St Mark's will meet this afternoon at the Parish house at 2 20 o clock with Mrs Mark Cox as hostess A large attendance is requested for business of importance A list of Denver visitors includes 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 R T Willey EB Cotton R H Douglass B W Strickland and Ralph Hunt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 To Meet This Afternoon
The Social Circle will meet this afternoon at 9 o'clock at Mrs. Mark Kelley home 710 Hast Twenty second street. Joint business and social meeting. Hosting members Mrs. Fred L. Crabbe Mrs. Wealey Dum and Mrs. Baldridge are asked to be present. Mr. A Saari left for Casper Wyoming. Mr. Harry Abel of Chicago was in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kelley
Fred L. Crabbe
Wealey
Dumm
Mra
Baldridge
Cheyenne Delphian Society
Mrs Archer Hosts R M A Ladies Meeting
Mrs K J Archer greeted the R M A ladies at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Heraman Brockhart and Mrs A T Finch were elected club members. The group voted funds for the Bel Ficton refugee home and planned weekly charity bake sales for the canteen. Thirteen households attended. Mrs Richard Henke attended as a guest, and tea was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Archer
Heraman Brockhart
A. T. Finch
Mia
Richard Henke
Fraternity Banquet Honors New Gamma Theta Members
Seventeen members of the Gamma Theta fraternity at the university attended a dinner at the Connor hotel in Lar amie Saturday night. The banquet honored several new members initiated earlier in the evening. Impromptu toasts and college songs accompanied the excellent menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feventeen
Gamma Theta Fraternity
Connor Hotel
Laramie
Sheridan Dinner Hosts Key Local Officials and News
Hon George W Perry of Sheridan entertained at the Plains with county delegation members and spouses. Editor C Watt Brandon and County Treasurer M N Grant attended. Grant will discuss Albany county indebtedness to Wyoming, 18924.22 for four years before 1918, in Laramie. Funeral of Mrs Frank Junk held at St Marys Cathedral with pallbearers listed. J C Young of Glenrock arrived on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Will Be Observed February 19
The Woman's club meeting at the library featured a musical program led by Mrs. Frank H Westcott and Mrs W M H GI. Miss Mildred MacIntosh spoke on the need of a day wortery in Cheyenne. On Wednesday February 19 Wyorting Day will honor the legislative ladies guests with a special program, social hour, and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frank H. Westcott
W. MH. GI
Mildred MacIntosh
Cheyenne
Burkholder
W. Co
Thomas Hunter
Richard Aitken
Alphabetical Social at Church Parlor Tonight
Mrs Grainger announces a novel alphabetical social at the church parlor tonight led by B Y P U president Mrs John Grainger. A two cent tax on each letter of a guest’s last name applies. Games and refreshments appear in alphabetical order.
Postponed Willing Workers Hold Meeting March 7
The Willing Workers have postponed their meeting to the first Friday in March. The new date is March 7.
Miss Jeona Burroughs and Elmer J Burns Wed
Miss Jeona Burroughs of Davis County Indiana and Elmer J Burns of Wenatchee Washington were married Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev J B Stubblefield 2414 Pioneer Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev J B Stubblefield. The couple left immediately after the ceremony for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeona Burroughs
Davis County
Elmer J. Burns
Wenatchee
Wash
Stubblefield
Pioneer Avenue
Christian Endeavor Meets Tonight and Other Notices
The Christian Endeavor society will meet tonight in the Presbyterian church parlors for a Valentine party with games and refreshments. Out of town guests at the Consistory ball include Gardner, Schroeder, Simpson, Forbes, Goodwin, Grant, Hanson, Johnson, Sterrett, Mead, Laughlin, Salisbury, Mack. The W R C holds a 2:15 pm meeting. Mr and Mrs Patton and daughter Irma visit from Casper and attended the Consistory events. Carl Sackett returns to Sheridan after a term in Cheyenne. A F P Brubaker welcomes a baby boy born during his legislative tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Stock Growers National Bank Welcomes All Checking Accounts
The Stock Growers National Bank invites customers to open checking accounts of any size. This promotion emphasizes accessibility for small and large balances with full banking services and guidance from local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Growers National Bank
Sir Aston Woobb Elected President of Royal Academy
Sir Aston Woobb, London native and former Royal Institute of British Architects president, succeeds Sir Edward Poynter as Royal Academy president. He is known for Admiralty Arch London and much of the Victoria and Albert Museum, and will be 70 next May. The post pays about $10,000 yearly and includes customary honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Woobb
Royal Academy
Edward Poynter
Admiralty Arch
London
Victoria and Albert Museum
Duckingham Palace
Aston
Royal Institute of British Architects
Campus and surplus at Stock Growers National Bank
The Stock Growers National Bank reports a campus style surplus of 00,000, claiming it as the largest such reserve of any bank. The notice highlights the bank’s financial standing and growth trajectory in a period of regional economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Growers National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. B. Camplin
Clarence Moir
California
Flying Corps of the Army
Victor Rawle
Clare Fellows
Fred Fellows
Fellows
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Lieut
Fellowa
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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