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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1919

Page

3

Sergeant Maurice Dinneen to Return Today from Fort Logan

Sergeant Maurice Dinneen son of Mr and Mrs W E Dinneen will return home today from Fort Morgan Colorado where he has been stationed Mrs Helen Gleason accompanied by her brother Lyman Gleason recently discharged from Camp Taylor Kentucky will arrive in the city en route to Siddleback near Douglas City guests of Mr and Mrs F R Breisach on Twenty third street.

Helen Gleason Lyman Gleason Camp Taylor Denver Siddleback Ragch Douglin F. Fr. Breisach Twenty-third Street

Churchill Parents Teachers Association Meeting Report

The Churchill Parental Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting at the schoolhouse on Friday afternoon February 21. In the absence of the president and secretary, presiding officers led reports and readings. Mrs. Twiston’s pupils sang, a composition on aeroplanes was read, and papers by Mrs. Olds and Mrs. Lelston were discussed. Judge Mentzer was absent. K W Burke spoke on humane work with boys and patience. Fathers and mothers are urged to attend future meetings to meet teachers. Mike Henry left for home in Souglaw after several days in the city.

Churchill Parental Teachers Association Fred I. Crabbe C. C. Warrington A. ©. Doty William RK. Grier Hamel Hidail Jessie Kirdall Twiston Thomas Fox Jay K. Olds Jeousie BE. Lelston William ©. Mentzer K. W. Burke

Social News from The Plains Hosts and Visitors

Mrs Walls and Mr Walls hosted a pink and white themed dinner for 12 at The Plains. Chicago visitor A Bischoff is in town on business for a couple of days. George Brimmer of Wyoming arrived on business. Lt Stewart Hervey has returned from Laramie and is stationed at Fort Russell. Mr and Mrs Roedel, who traveled to Denver, will return soon. Mr and Mrs J T Bell, and Joseph Bell, returned from Denver.

Stewart Hervey Laramie Fort Russell Eee

Sophomores Host Hard Time Party at University Event

The Sophomores at the University of Wyoming held their annual hard time party on Friday evening, largest social event of the season. Major KE. 8. Koenig and Lieutenant Stewart Hervey of Port Russell attended. Letters from Olt Menge Kamp, formerly of this town, now stationed at Michel France, with the ordnance department.

University of Wyoming Koenig Lieutenant Stewart Hervey Port Russell Olt Menge Kamp This Cay Michel France Ordnance Department

Self treatment touted to prevent rupture deaths

An old appeal claims 7000 rupture deaths yearly and promotes a home test and the PLAPAQ method as a superior alternative to trusses. It argues trusses impede circulation and offers a private at home program by mail, promising easy, strapless application and low cost.

Pture Geome St. Larvirial

Mon tana to Reach New York Harbor Sunday Cablegram

Mr and Mrs J L Jordan received a wire from New York officials announcing a cablegram from the Montana in mid ocean stating the Montana will reach New York harbor Sunday Sergeant Jordon, son of Mr and Mrs J J Jordon, on Homie street Ming Louise Larah visiting here with her parents Mr and Mrs W L Larsh. Miss Larsh returns to Laramie tomorrow where she studies at the university. Cheyenne Delphians meet Thursday afternoon February 27 at 2 o clock Members to study the first story questions of the third book.

J. J. Jordan New York Montana Mid-Ocean J. Frank Jordan New York Harbor Jordon A J. J. Jordon Homie Street Ming Louise Larah W. L. Larsh Miss Larsh Laramie Storty

Westminster Guild to Meet Tuesday Evening

The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. J. S. Stubblefield at 2414 Pioneer Avenue.

The Westminster Guild Westminster Guild of the Presyterian Church Stubblefield Pioneer Avenue

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meeting Friday

The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. W. McDuffie at 5820 East Seventeenth Avenue. R. G. Porter and Mrs. Avery Haggard are assisting as hostesses.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian, Church A. W. McDuffie East Seventeenth R. G. Porter Avery Haggard

Women’s Missionary Society to Meet Tuesday

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will gather Tuesday afternoon, February 25, at the home of Mrs. Avery Haggard, 718 East Seventeenth Street.

The Women’s _ Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Avery Haggard East Seventeenth Street

Popular Students Visit From Laramie

A group of popular students arrived yesterday from Laramie including Milas Ruth Weaver Margaret Longshore Nora Banner Jennie Ayres Louise Larsh David Breisch Charlie Young Tommy Iacinnelli and chaperon Mrs Shibler. Mrs W H Wilburn of San Francisco is here briefly. Breisch, a R C T C college student in Laramie, spends the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs EB Breisch. Mr Hf Wellse of Lunk is here briefly. A M Teapell came from Lusk yesterday for a few days in town.

Laramie Milas Ruth Weaver Margaret Longshore Nora Banner Jennie Ayres Louise Larsh David Breisch Charlie Young Tommy Iacinelli Shibler R. C. T. C. College EB. BR. Breisch

Miss Maurine Carley Entertains Friday Night

Miss Maurine Carley hosted a 6:50 dinner Friday evening in honor of Major and Mrs. Herbert Pool visiting from Columbus Georgia. The table featured red decorations and a central basket of red and white cut flowers. Mrs. D M Carley assisted with serving. guests included Major and Mrs Pool Mr and Mrs Stanley Vaughan the Misses Mildred Bon and Gretchen Arp and Mesrra Rudolph Hofmann Henry Arp and J B Johnson of Casper.

Maurine Carley Major Herbert Pool Columbus Anna Arp Katherine Lyot Mra D. M. Carley Miss Carley Pool Stanley Vaughan Mildred

Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge to Meet Wednesday

The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge plan a social meeting at the I O O F hall next Wednesday evening to benefit the Odd Fellows' home. Catole and other entertainment will be provided and the public is invited to attend.

Rebekah Lodge Teh Odd Fellows Celal I. O. O. F. Hall Catole Odd Fellows’ Home

Ruth Weaver to Attend Cobb Lecture in City

Miss Ruth Weaver guest of her parents will stay in the city until Tuesday and attend the Cobb lecture Monday evening. She is a student at the University of Wyoming.

Ruth Weaver Adjt W. K. Weaver

Girls Friendly Society Plans Meeting at Parish House

The Girls Friendly Society will meet in Taos on February 25 at the parish house to arrange for copper and mission service for March 4. Mrs. A. Kinelon presiding. Entertainment noted as Mr. and Mrs. Archer S. Myering hosted friends Thursday evening with refreshments.

Girls Friendly Society Girls, Friendly Society Taos A. Kinelon

Wedding to Bachman

Mim Helan Keefe and Arthur J. Bachman of the city were married yesterday morning at St Marys Cathedral. The couple left for a bridal trip after the ceremony. Both are well known locally and many friends extend best wishes.

Bachman Mim Helan Keefe Arthur J. Bachman St.Mary's Cathedral

Mrs Roderick N Matson Hosts Tea at Her Home

Mrs Nader I N Matson entertained a one o'clock tea with miniature George and Martha Washington place cards and red white and blue cherry favors. Mrs P Emerson Glafcke and Miss Virginia Warkley assisted. Denver visitors listed and local social events including a College club luncheon at the Plains hotel with remarks by Mrs Avery Haggard and Miss Mildred McIntosh.

Roderick N. Matson Yesterda

Real Foundation主题引导的早晨崇拜与查经

Congregational church notices announce 11 o'clock morning service with Rev. C F Fisher speaking on The Real Foundation. Sunday school at 9:45, Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening and midweek services paused briefly. Rev Bruce E. Jack ie from Biamark ND to preach and meet members. special music by a mixed quartet. All are welcome to attend.

C. F. Fisher Real Foundation Christian Endeavor Ilruce BE. Jackie Biamark N. D Jackson

Presbyterian Church Schedule Near Care y Corner Eighteen

Sunday school at 9:45 with Mrs. Morton as superintendent. Morning service at 11 with the theme Poverty and Wealth. Christian Endeavor at 6:20 on Japan. Evening service at 7:20 on Russia. New Era class discusses returning soldiers land tomorrow led by Miss Eurico Anderson. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7:30. W T Dumm of Cheyenne district to speak at morning service on centenary movement and stewardship drive. Brace to speak at evening service. Special music planned. Sunday school 9:45 and league 6:30. Rev Bruce B E Jackson of Bismark will occupy pulpit at First Baptist.

Presbyterian Church Corner Eighteenth Carey Stubblefield R. A. Morton Christian Endeavor Japan Russia Mias Eurico Anderson W. T. Dumm Cheyenne The Methodist Church Brace

Jackson Returns From Overseas Y M A Work

Jackson returns from overseas where he engaged in Y M A work. Services will be held at regular hours and at St Mark's tomorrow.

Jackson Y. M St. Mark's

Obituary notes Robart Sorensen and Mrs A A Jones

Robart Sorensen and Charlotte Sorensen, children of Mr and Mrs Helver Sorensen, had funerals at St Mark's church with Rev Rafter officiating. The notice mentions Mrs Mary King who died Friday of pneumonia, survived by husband King and three children Dorothy Merbert and Arnold. Also Mrs A A Jones funeral planned at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner parlors at 2 pm with Rev Brace and Lake View interment.

Mra Wiselia King Herbert Jr-King Fridaay Dorothy Merbert Arnold Frank S. King Robart Charlotte Sorensen Helver Sorensen St. Mark's Church Rafter A. A. Jones Hobbs-Huckfeldt & Finkbiner BE. E. Brace Lake View

Demand for London Housing Crowds Landlords to Raise Rents

London reports a growing housing demand as landlords evict tenants to re let at higher rents. Small householders face potential homelessness as conditions in several city districts grow acute.

London

Weather Report From United States Department Of Agriculture

At 6 pm a clear sky across the region with normal temperature for the date. Actual mean temperature 24 degrees, high 22 at 6:45 pm, low 16 at 6 am. West wind up to 58 mph reported. precipitation since January 1 recorded at 0.21 inches with 0.62 inches snow melt in last 24 hours.

United States Department of Agriculture Orean

Weather Report From Hunland Forces

Mild January weather in the Hunland zone reported by the American Army of Occupation. Since January 17 only a few freezing days occurred, with soldiers enjoying the unusually warm spell over the past ten years.

Hunland Uon Khenish Vrussia

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Maurice Dinneen Fort Logan Grippe East Eighteenth Street Fred Hirsig North William CC. Menteer Earl & Hanway Casper Saar Oscar Beck Ric Piney C. W. Wittig Kansas City J. A. Delfield Riverton City W. F. Caroridge Wheatland Churchill Association Mike Henry Souglaw W.L. Walls the Plains W. L. Walla George Re Crrived Veeang BE. Roedel J. T. Bell Joseph Bell Weidermann Col J. L. Jordan W. H. Wilburn San Francisco Hf. D. Wellse of Lunk A. M. Teapell Lusk Ming Cecil Readles Windsor, Col George Pallock Orvin of. M. Pulgden Omaha BE. BE. Koenig Grace Devine Denver, Col Denver University Masters James Robert True James B. True Cobb Ruth’ Warrington A. C. Warrington Twenty-sixth Street Mrs. Byron D’ment la Grange A. C. Kingford Nettford Salem Ingersoll W. .N. ‘Wassene Dusingas H. M. Chimmon Torrington Anal Atay A. M. Teakell Wyo A. L. McDuffie Dallas Tex Jt. A. Higuit Buslneet Ok C. K. Curran H. E. Johnson J. L. Hewitza Mr. M. Thenberg J. Keijbjer Charles Herbrok E. L. Prey F. E. Brace William T. Dumm Bruce KW. Jackson Bismarck Alr H. H. Wealman Ine City James Hutchinson A. D. Kelly Boutchinson Camp Pike Ark Twenty-fives Infantry Camp Kearney Fort Rosell College Club Inacheon Plains Hotel Z. Johnston Mildred Mclntosh Agnes Wright A. Huston James L. Speer Thomas Jhunter Tiny G Washingtons Tonble Methodist Bruce BE. Jackson Bismark First Baptist Church Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co Associated Preas Weather Report Texas Oil News Faimple Texas Oil News F. and M. Bank Bldg Mm, Worth, Texas Hank-Keslar Motor Co Cheyenne, Wyo
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