Engagement Announced for Dorothy Van Winkle and James Macpherson
Mrs. George Van Winkle announces the engagement of daughter Dorothy to James Macpherson of Oregon, a former C A secretary now subject to the draft. Wedding date not decided. tied to the call to arms. Dorothy, a Dennison graduate, teaches at Pine Bluffs High School and will be guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon party. Shrine Dance and a postponed Red Cross benefit concert are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Winkle
Dorothy D
James Aepherson
Oregon
Colve
Elf
Miss van Winkle
Cheyenne Vieh
Dennison University
Viranville
Ohio
Donald van Winkle
Dennison
Washington State
the Red Cross
the Elks
Fred Bolce
Visiting List Highlights Trips for Washington's Birthday Week
Miss Eunice Thompson heads home to Idaho Springs Colorado for a brief vacation tied to Washington's birthday Friday. Mrs Mollie Ingersoll plans a New York shopping trip for spring stock after visiting Philadelphia and other cities. Mrs Irvin Smith travels from France with her husband away and visits Cheyenne staying with family. Mrs Anna Long and Miss Ida Griswall host in Cheyenne while Peter McFarlane from Wheatland returns home today. Clements from University of Laramie meets classes in Cheyenne. Mrs George B Abbott returns from the East with family updates. Carey Abbott awaits orders to sail for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Thompson
Theigh School
Idaho Springs
Colo
Washington
Mollie Ingersoll
Ingersoll
New York
Philaelphia
France
Colme
Denver
Cheyenne
Winifred Stuart
Misseraldine Murray
Anna E. Long
Bureau
Vickor
Ida Griswall
Miss Long
Carey Abbott
Women’s Clubs and Red Cross Dues Notice
The Past Matrons' club meets this afternoon with Mrs. Horace Jenkins. Washington's birthday noted. Hospital Aid Society urges voluntary dues to support Red Cross work. Mrs H W Bullock to carry receipts and collect at home 108 East Twenty Second Street. Red Cross Rooms Closed Today in observance of Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Horace Jenkins
Washingon
Hospital Aid Society
Hospital Aid Weloty
H. W. Hullock
Red Cross
Bullock
Wom‘1
Spe
East
Hed Cross
Washington
Church Circles Guild of St. Mark's to Hold Meeting
The Guild of St. Mark's plans an afternoon gathering at Whalood Ute after Mrs. on. Participants are urged to attend for ritual circles and community discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Grecian gown revival shown in turquoise velvet and chiffon
A fashion feature describes a turquoise blue velvet and chiffon gown inspired by Grecian robes. The outfit drapes the figure with a long pointed train, beaded crystal trim along the chiffon tunic, and a crystal edged shoulder detail.
Parish tea follows business session at Bishopstowe
The Junior Auxiliary Colonial tea will be hosted for guests after the church business and work session at the Parish house. P B notice calls P B members of the W C T U to meet at headquarters at seven then march to the state institute at the Methodist church. Two week postponement noted for the Congregational church King’s Daughters meeting. Baptist Mission Obeli observed on Wednesday with prayer at Mrs N J Laverents home and a plan for next year drafted during the business session with refreshments after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bishopstowe
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Man Seen in Woods Resembles Kaiser Wilhelm
Ww Fletcher, an elderly man of about 80, was picked up near Elma and McCleary while running in circles in the woods. He claims to have worked in logging camps and insists his clothes are improper for a gentleman. He appears insane but calms when his imperial mustache is mentioned and denies being German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Cal
Fletcher
Kaiser Wilhelm
Elma
McCleary
Lad in the Ranks
Carl M Palmer a 12 year old from Sunfield Michigan was believed to be the youngest American serviceman after his sister revealed his age at a Waco Texas camp where Captain Hogarth praised him. The boy had claimed he was 18 last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Carl M. Palmer
Sunfield
Mich
Sam
Carl
Slater
Hogarth
Bluebird Star Carmel Myers Defends Chicken For Soldiers
Carmel Myers, Bluebird star, concedes chicken stealing can be forgivable to feed hungry soldiers. She hosts six Sam mies at her Los Angeles home after a delayed visit during filming of The Wife He Bought. A neighbor’s prize fowls supply the meal, with Carmel joking about the upcoming movie bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Dini
Armel Myers
Bluebird
Carmel
Los Angeles
Myers
U S Armies Are Useless Without Ships Built
Assistant Secretary of State William Phillips urges rapid recruitment of shipyard workers to support war aims. He argues a large American army in Europe hinges on timely ship production to transport and supply troops, noting skilled laborers can serve country without bearing arms. He stresses ships first, then victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Phillips
Germany
Europe
United States
Weather Report From Ga Me Temperatures and Wind
Normal temperature this date 27 degrees actual mean 29 degrees. Highest 44 at 2 pm lowest 21 at 8 am. Wind velocity 10 mph from the west. Precipitation since Jan 1 0.82 inches. rain and melted snow 0. Snow unmelted 0 inches. J H Bairngire filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Baingrire
Tuscania Victims Increase with New Names
Washington reports two more Tuscania dead added to the roll of the known dead. The two men were previously listed among the unreported American soldiers aboard the liner when she was torpedoed, according to a war department dispatch dated February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dleputch
War Department
Four German Planes Downed by Naval Airmen
London reports naval airmen bombarded docks airdromes and targets in Belgium and accounted for four German airplanes by last midnight according to the admiralty statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
Admiralty
Hoover Uses Films to Promote His Wheatless Campaign
Hoover seeks national support through moving pictures by asking producers to attach trailers or titles with his message about three weeks of voluntary wheatless meatless porkless fatless sugarless and eatless days. Major companies complied and theaters now show Hoover’s campaign across screens nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Muddy Creek Oil Co Plans New Tulsa Field Well
William Franks of Muddy Creek Oil Co reports a fifty barrel well has been Browest on its Tulsa lease. The Salt Creek field nearby hosts Ohio Oil and Standard Oil subsidiaries drilling. Muddy Creek expects to spud a well by early April, with strong producer prospects. <END>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franks
Denver
Muddy Creek Oie Company
Ein Peny
Tulsa
Oklna
Ohio OO Company
Standard Gil, Wise
Salt Creek
Muddy Creek
Rabies scare hits Richfield after dog bite
In Hawstone Pennsylvania the town of Richfield braces as John Watts’s dog bite shows rabies symptoms. The bite prompts health officials to quarantine neighbors for observation to see if they contracted hydrophobia, while a separate note mentions a man and a black racer at Hawke quarry leading to threats to close a road for lab tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawstone
Richfield
John Watt
Watt
Jorgemi
Hawke Quarry
Warrel
Anatomical Laboratories For Amity Sds
Man Pleads for Prison Return After Escape
In Portland Oregon a five year old boy named Charles Peterson approached a sergeant at the police station asking to be sent back to Jackson Michigan Penitentiary. The child spoke of a prior life behind bars and, unable to adapt to modern life, he returned to the penitentiary to seek refuge and sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Fel
Charles Peterson
Jackson
Mich
Jmok- Sou
Ohio Oil Abrogates Contract With United Petroleum
On February 21 reports confirmed Ohio Oil terminated its contract with United Petroleum over drilling in West Salt Creek. The pact had provided for one well per 160 acres in 8,800 cores, with 61 percent to Ohio and 40 percent to United Petroleum from returns. Ohio relinquished most lands except sections 9, 15, 2 6 and 2%. Subleases failed to yield production and no further drilling is planned unless testing proves productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Qhila OM Company
United Petroleum Company
West Salt Creek
United Petroleum
Rugby
United
United Petroleum Directors
Olio Company
Ohio Oil Company
Otie Company
Ohio Company
Wall Creek
Ohio OF
Ohio’ of Company
Weet Salt Creek
Threatens Man Negro Arrested In Casper
Jim Henry, accused of being a bad pleger and now under a peace bond, was arrested upon arrival from Hillings Mont for threats alleged to have been sent to a local man. He is held with possible transfer to federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Jim Henry
Hillings
Mont
Henry
Men enlist in 11th Engineer Corps at local draft
Ten men who passed physicals under the selective draft joined the engineer corps. They left Saturday for Vancouver barracks Washington. The group includes Charles F. Rarick James Amos Helvey Homer Henry Neuenswander Fred Maris Davis Floyd Besser Wallace Dalrymple Edmond Oliver Norwood Walter B. Sutin Robert J. Sellers William Charles Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Oliver Norwood
Gillette
Walter B. Sutin
Wybur
Neb
Robert J. Sellers
Wolland
Wyo
William Charles Ford
Hardin, Mont
Coon Skins Bring $3 to Texas Hunters
In Marshall Texas on February 21, reports say coon skins now fetch up to 3 dollars each, turning hunting into a commercial enterprise for East Texas blacks and drawing labor by the season. Swamps near Caddo Lake and into Louisiana teem with coons as both black laborers and white men set camps and ship skins at rail points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Tex
East
Texas
Caddo Lake
Louisiana
Best Ane in Cheyenne Sow and Second Hand Bicycles
In Cheyenne at 1720 Pioneer Ave and the Sherman Paint Co. a seller offers second hand bicycles and related gear. Teed Hollister is associated with Me2 Graining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hollister
Pioneer Ave
Sherman Paint Co
Casper Shriners Headed to Cheyenne Ceremony
A group of fifty Casper Shriners departed for Cheyenne to attend a special ceremonial. Twelve Casper novices join a class leading to Shrinedom with a Friday event and most Casper members return Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casver
Wyo
Pel
Cheyenne
Casper
Barefoot bet winner braves cold to prove it
Peter Baliban, a packing plant employee, walked three quarters of a mile in bare feet from North Concord street to the Exchange building in a $5 bet. His feet turned white but he braved a snow rub and cold water shower to ward off chilblains, promising to return and “pet peu monta” for the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Peter Baliban
Concord Street
Exchange
Pete
Peter
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Betty Brown
Kaisei
Charles Edmond Walk
Carmel Myers
Ashton Dearholt
Bluebird Company
Pee
Stuart Eaton
U.S
Weather Report
Muddy Creek Co
Tulsa Field
Krichtene
Prerpehs Penitentiary
Peterson
Forbes’ Capitol Pharmacy
17Th
Capitol
Ohio CO
West Salt Creek Field
TELL
Engineer Corps
Wooltex
Hese
Walt
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Casper Shriners
Peu Monta
George Washington
Cheyenne Creamery Co
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