Entertaining At Dinner For Fuller Departure To California
Society notes report A D Johnston hosting a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs R P Fuller who plan to move to California. Guests enjoyed bridge after dinner. Also mentions Mrs Bon traveling to the coast for health reasons and Judge and Mrs R N Matson returning from an eastern trip. Pageant at school gym features ward children and a notable fairy group trained by Miss Ruth Chaplin. Kripa High School girls prepare for Estes Park YWCA conference with fund-raising events and a May benefit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chaplin
Barbara Baldwin
Birdie Allen
Agnes Nicklis
Thelma Jeffries
Rosie Goldstein
Gwendolyn Pottle
Yetta Kramish
Genevieve Metz
Hazel Dora
Iligh
Estes Park
Seymour
Warren
Union Pacific
Helen Nimmo
Helen Davidson
Gladys Tyson
Louise Hofmann
Pebrican
van Lennen
Lola Zoranovich
Mollie Sharprio
Dorothy Crisman
Mary Mellquahm
Dorothea Roedel
Anna Sorenson
Lillian Slye
Garey
Mary Moore
Delphina Wouse
Lois Temple
Jo- Anna Thompson
Capitol
18Th
49Th
Edith Morgan
Majorie Bartlett
Julia Sherman
Nancy Slaggard
Erma Stevens
Helen Kline
Helen Blau
Albertha Coffee
Helen Reid
Sadie Sherman
Frances Mentzer
Elizabeth Moore
25Th
North Limits
Elizabeth Rinports
Margaret McCaffery
Ruth L&ngstrom
Maurine Nelson
Carey
Elizabeth Johnston
Louise O'Leary
Margaret Blydenburg
Nadine Robinson
Park Addition
Pershing Heights
Marion Yoder
Edith Marsh
Helen Nicholalson
Evelyn Boyce
Snyder
Randall
Mildred Fitzgerald
Thora Slade
Ruth Griffin
Edna Pax
Dey
Evelyn Jones
Jessie Rossman
Jennie Jerpe
Glio Hansen
Alice Garlisia
Louise Wolcott
Mae Rapier
Vella Carr
Mildred Watson
South Side
Lauda Newlin
Wynona von Kennel
Isabella Buckley
Ruth Wellnitz
Gladys Piper
Mary Buckley
Readoptions of French Orphans Near 100 Mark in Wyoming
Readoption figures for French orphans in Wyoming reach 98 this year with 7 new placements to foster families. Cheyenne reports strong readoptions, and the Wyoming branch has raised over 16 000 dollars for the national fund since October 1918. The organization funds go directly to child support, with no overhead paid from dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
J. D. Shingle
France
Cheyenne
United States
National Fund
House Committee Rejects Army Officers Plan in Reorganization
Washington Feb 27 Eight thousand fewer army officers than asked for by the war department are provided by the army reorganization bill presented by Chairman Kahn. The House committee cut aviation by 2,986, total 17,820 officers approved from 26,179 asked. No reorganization plan adopted, basis remains the 1916 act with details adjusted. A subcommittee will study universal training and draft a separate bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinfy
War Department
Army
Kahn
Military Affairs Committee
Department
House Committee
Mr. Kahn
Wellnitz Entertain At Card Party In Denver Guests
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wellnitz entertained a group of friends Thursday evening at 2500 party Honors went to Mrs Miller Mrs Rosenstock of Denver C C Warrington and Ralph Adamsky Consolation to Mrs William Rich A bake sale by Westminster Loyalty Circle will aid a French orphan Mary Fuller and grandmother Mrs T R Reid left for California Willis Jacobs welcomed a daughter born February 4 at St Johns hospital Nellia Hager was his wife before marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel ‘Tilzey
J. H. Tilzey
Sarriet Tupper
Mary Jane Smalley
Virginia Garretson
Isabelle Rinports
Jennie Smith
Evelyn Law
Genevive Hamblin
Yvonne Yannick
Anne MecDuffie
Marian Carlson
Robert Manewal
Adolph Torgersen
Garl Gylling, Jr
William Rich
Roger Ellison
Tom Richardson
J. M. Ellison
Earl Ward
Tilzey
Ernest Wellnitz
Miller
Tnosenstock
Denver
C. C. Warrington
Ralph Adamsky
Rosenstock
William Cole
Westminister Loyalty Cirete
Davidson Market
Capitol Avenue
Grace Ritchie
Helen Davidson
Louise Hofmann
Anna Nelson
P. Fuller
California
Mary Fuller
T. R. Reid
Coast
Tee
Willis Jacobs
St. John's Hospital
Ladies of Entre Nous Enjoy Tea and Bridge
The Entre Nous club ladies spent Thursday afternoon in Mrs Dy Ay Preston in Nettford apartment. After a bridge session, a dainty tea was served. Mr and Mrs Rollin Woolston are now at home in Branson apartments. Coma S M Cominsky returned from an east trip combining business and pleasure. In New York City he did spring buying for The Fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Ay Preston
Nettford
Mrs. Rollin Woolston
Branson Apartments
Coma
S. M. Cominsky
New York City
New Wyoming Courtroom Lauded For Design And Acoustics
Judge Mentzer praise marks the new county courthouse arrangement in Laramie county with three jury rooms, two witness rooms, sleeping quarters for the jury, and a central court room. Architect William Dubois helped craft the layout, aiming for ideal offices and jury spaces. Mentzer and Whit'tington anticipate a 40 day jury term in Lusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Mentzer
William Dubois
Rocky Mountain
Mentzer
Mr. Whittington
Lusk
Packers Seek Fair Deal To Allay Monopolies Fears
M W Border for defendants argues the packers acted to form a lawful agreement to distribute meat and by products, not to violate laws. He contends the aim was to reassure the public that food supply will not be monopolized and to ease reconstruction tensions while preserving efficiency and fair profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Border
Burglar Frightened From Dubois Home
A burglar force entry through a basement window at William Dubois home around 2 am but fled when the family alarmed him. Sergeant Jack MacKarland traced tracks from an automobile until snow drift ended the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dubois
Mr. Dubois
Jack MacKarland
Sergeant McFarland
General Rail Strike Order Across France
Paris on Saturday February 28 reports an executive committee issued a general strike order for all railroad workers on every French line. The notice appears in the Leader as a public alert seeking broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Federation of Railroad Men
France
Musterole Quick Relief No Blister Ad
Musterole is a white ointment made with mustard oil that avoids blistering. Simply rub on to relieve sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion rheumatism lumbago and other pains. Jars 30c 60c hospital size 2.50.
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin and Bright Eyes
An old ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the liver and bowels to improve complexion and energy. The vegetable tablet with olive oil supposedly starts bile flow and relieves constipation with no dangerous after effects, sold in 10c and 25c boxes.
Mayor defers Cheyennes sewer bond sale until deficit improves
Mayor Ed P. Taylor stated no effort will be made to sell Cheyennes sewer bonds until the city reduces its deficit, noting that bonds will be more desirable once deficits are lowered. Sales will occur after the new occupation tax ordinance takes effect to fund sewer construction payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. P. Taylor
Claying of Brown Sparks Murder Claim in Denver
In Denver on February 27, Dr. A L Bennett contends Charles T Brown killed Edward Bell Rodgers in the Waldorf hotel. Brown allegedly murdered Rodgers, husband of Brown's common law wife. A recovered bullet from the room floor is cited as final proof of cold blooded murder. Four shots were fired from Brown's revolver, Bennett says, with three bullets already recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Waldorf Hotel
Charles T. Brown
Edward Bell Rodgers
Brown
A. L. Bennett
Rodgers
First Degree Murder Charge Aimed at Brown
Police expected to file first degree murder charges against Brown after a shooting incident tied to Rodgers and a missing fourth party. Dr. Bennett located a hole in the carpet while examining the room and authorities continue inquiries into Brown and Rodgers marital relations. Brown’s condition improves and he may move to jail soon. A separate notice seeks a home for a healthy one month old baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Rodgers
Bennett
Brown
End of Eight Years Miser in Newark Woman Recommends Pinkham Remedy
Theresa Coventry of Newark describes long illness with back and limb pain, unable to walk, then relief after Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the remedy and invites women to seek free advice from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Lydia Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burne St
Fou
Lydia E. Pinkham
Westen
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mas
Palmer declares threat from radicals would not be a federal crime
The Attorney General argues a person possessing a bomb with intent to blow up Congress would commit no federal crime unless it harms government property. He notes raids against radicals and says deportation likely for most of the 3,000 aliens arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
For Sale Ad in State Leader Want Columns
Classified want column notice seeks buyer for item offered by local advertiser. Includes brief description and contact line for responses.
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Palo Alto
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Maiel Jones
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Alice Miller
Elizabeth Hirst
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Nancy Magegard
Thelma Porter
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Edna Box
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Gladys Miller
Helen Hayes
Elizabeth Jenkins
Thomas Hunter
Raymond Paul
J. F. Jenkins
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