Club and Church Socials Edited by Mrs Tyson
Local society notes highlight knitting parties hosted by Mrs A K Smith for Mrs R W Bradley of Salt Lake City, an array of dinners and recitals, and party guests including Miss Patricia Sherrill and Miss Marion Ralston. Music, tea, and Christmas decor feature prominent. Residential changes noted for the Dodds Buck and Dinneen families. Thirteen piano pupils of Mrs Harold Vaushan performed at a library recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Smith
R. W. Bradley
Salt Lake City
C. L. Beatty
M. A. Warkley
Virginia Warkley
Frank H. Wescout
Effie R. Dodds
Clara Dodds
Central Avenue
Dodds
A. Russell Buck
Lincoln Way
William EB. Dinneen
Nan Dinneen
East Seventeenth Street
Mission
Harold Vaushan
Visiting List Reflects Holiday Travel Across Cheyenne and Neighboring States
Senator and Mrs. F. E. Warren return to Washington after holidays in Cheyenne with Mrs. Warren’s mother Mrs. Morgan joining eastbound. A parade of relatives and friends travels from Denver to Boulder to attend University of Colorado studies and jobs in Cheyenne, Vallejo, and more while many plan returns from American Lake, Seattle, and other western stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Warren
Washington
Cheyenne
Warren
Morgan
Lois Marble
Georgia
Patricia Sherrill
Madeline Handy
Boulder
University of Colorado
Vallejo
Cal
The
Toggeery
John D. Clark
Avery Haggard
Denver
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Liberty Loan
R. A. Alerton
Women’s Committee
National Defense Council
E. G. Ahrens
Davenport
Chicago
Church Circles and Willing Workers Meet for Social and Work Plans
The Guild of St. Mark's gathered at the parish house with Mrs. David Nimmo presiding and discussed reducing work stress at Red Cross. members urged to attend alternate Friday sessions. Mrs. J. J. Pegg hosted with light refreshments. The Baptist Willing Workers met at Mrs. H. W. Bullock’s home, presided by Mrs. George Van Winkle in her absence, handled routine business, bills and visiting, and began New Year resolutions. Fred L. Crabb will lead the Win One class at 9:45 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
David Nimmo
Red Cross
Ghild
J. J. Pegg
H. W. Bullock
Messiames Bullock
W. W. Crook
K. Snyder
N. A. Broderick
George van Winkle
College Club Meeting Postponed to Next Saturday
The College club meeting is postponed from this afternoon to next Saturday. Mrs. Ira BH Fee and Mise Whitehead will host at Mrs. Fee's home. Hospital Aid Society meets Monday afternoon, Jan. 7, at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Ira BH. Fee
Mise Whitehead
Remember the FRELCO Revolution Warning in Volksstimme
Pastor Hibseher links incipient rebellion to church fundraising for missions in the Leitmeritz diocese. He accuses the high nobility of inflating land prices to burden commoners, urging quicker lessons from the French Revolution to avert collapse. The piece also cites Werr Heinrich Schaemy urging hatred of enemies to inspire national action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibseher
North Silesia
Volksstimme
Leitmeritz
Prussia
Empire
Heinrich Schaemy
Germany
These Women Pioneers Find Men's Shoes Just Fit Them
Three American women break barriers in theater management probate judging and pulpit preaching. Katharine Russell Bleecker leads Broadway Moving Picture Theatre, Effie Natier presides as Probate Judge in Fredonia, and Helen Adams delivers sermons at the Universalist church in Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Theater
Katharine Russell Bleecker
Broadway Moving Picture Theater
New York
Effie M. Nather
Fredonia
Kan
Swedish scholar cites forgotten debt to U S for Sweden’s aid
Professor Wilhelm Lundstrom of Gothenburg notes Sweden first recognized the United States and helped bring it into international relations. He recalls the 1788 treaty signed after Franklin aided U S diplomacy, marking Sweden’s pivotal role in America’s early diplomacy and its path to recognition by European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Press
Stockholm
The
Anericans
Sweden
Wilhelm Lundstrom
Gothenburg
Ile
United States
England
Yeodlly
Franklin
Cgusdtaves II
Parks
Giatayies
Philip Creuty
France
Benjamin Franklin
Pope
Creuty
Pranklin
Wyoming 10 Be Called On For Reserve Labor
Whiteh held, federal director of the United States public service reserve, visited Cheyenne to organize Wyoming’s use of skilled workers for shipyards. He outlined divisions by county, enrollment of tradesmen, and a civilian reserve body to supply welders, machinists, toolmakers, and related trades. The program aims to place eligible men in government shipyard and rail work, with pay and benefits, rather than military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteh
Fedelite
United States
Senvien Reserve
Washington, DC
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Litchfield
Canon
State Council of National Defense
Public Service Reserve
Wid
Geindere
Score of
Olliere
Het
Taylor
Kidward
Alato Ad
Ilefense
Hig
Pengylvania
Alatom Dk
Hie
Federn Authoritien
Poensylvania
Mitchfield
Wife testifies for doctor in murder case
In a Virginia courtroom on January 4, Mrs Blade Chayiter Into testified as the wife of Dr Awn Wo Chen, 63, facing murder charges tied to his brother Jude Albert Chamberlain. She described events surrounding the alleged killing and the doctor’s movements after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoodtland Comite Thoese
Blade Chayiter
Awn
Chen Beri
Tr. Chambertin
Elie
Jude Albert Chamberlain
Devine Ecard Pres
Nebraska
Leatel Beereen
Virginia
Theeteshand
Hanghiter
Chara Axford
Wheatland
Oeieder
Bowen
Cheyenne
Chamberlin
Atoothy
Commissioners End Term Today In Local Government
Today marks the final day in office for the current local officials led by Mayor-elect Holeweard WW Stone. David Nine and Mil Storey return as council members as the transition to the new board begins, with a council meeting planned to include both old and new commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliet Holeweard
Stone
David Nine
Mil Storey
Lorether
Metredesis
Winter Sport Outfit and Civic Hopes Mentioned
A vintage ad and local notes describe a winter sports coat outfit and active citizen plans. It references a rose cheeked girl in wool clothing and mentions council members stepping down after two years. A health note praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for colds with a customer testimonial.
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Marion Trumbull
Melba Kelly
Elizabeth Johnston
Mrs. Vaughan
Marie Lauerlin
Hilda Brown
Louise Stoffman
Ielen Tyson
Alice Trumbull
Don Mae Wolfer
Dorothy Dutcher
Arthur Miller
Adele Astle
Elaine Gaskin
John Harrington
Ruth Harrington
Madeline Hardy
Marion Ralston
Ava
H. S. Ridgley
Lucille Ridgley
Georgia Hirst
Margaret LaFontaine
Jolly
Nancy Haggard
Gladys Tyson
Nancy’ Juhecard
Helen Nimmo
Louise Hofmann
Hazel Stevens
Anna Nelson
Helen Davidson
Mary Constance Alexander
Marguerite Hefferon
Winifred Garlock
Marion Strader
Parets
G. J. Strader
California
St. Mark’s Guild
Fred L. Crabb
Win
Methodist Sunday School
Boyd's Cash Market
T. Boyd
Warleesa
Hees
ORY
Natifer
Helen Adams
Urbana
Iir
Universalist Church
Frank Adams
Katherine Russell Hieevker
Helen Addams
Mies
Effie Mo Nuttter
U.S
Gustavus Tel
Arcogntios
Troy Edis
Ade Bring Reaulls
Elsie Chamerelaen
Chevernne
Tome
Lieto ‘Tvlent
Lionnersom
Ky. Wirltes
Fal Lagrippe
Chrea Wrens
Thase
Koles
Betty Brown
Bulte
Pelewe
Ahadios Sink
Serge Drees
Sprikre
Crepe de Chloe
Georeette Ceope
Fitky
Linderie
Bambee
Guy
Enle
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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