Quiet Wedding at Fort Russell Ties Dolson to Miss Astle
Lieut Ralph D Dolson of the Eighty third Field Artillery and Miss Gladys Anna Astle wed at noon yesterday in the Park Addition home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John Astle. The ceremony was conducted by Rev S A Huston of St Mark’s Episcopal Church followed by a breakfast. The couple will occupy quarters No 124 at Fort Russell after a brief honeymoon in Denver.
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Ralph D. Dolson
Eighty-third Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Gladys Anna Astle
John Astle
Park
Hed
S. A. Huston
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Jolson
Denver
Dolson
Cheyenne
State Committee
National Ecouncil of Defense
Chevette
Jack Elliott
Chalk Bluffs
Guy Brill
Basin
Brill
Mrs. Elliott
Visiting List Lodging Plans in California Trip
Mrs. John McCale will leave Saturday January 12 for California. She will visit Mrs. John Shingle in San Francisco and then go to Long Beach for an indefinite stay.
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John McCale
California
John Shingle
San Francisco
Long Beal
Johnson PT A and Women of Woodcraft Meetings Planned
The Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon in the assembly room with Mrs. D. A. Jones presiding. The Women of Woodcraft will install officers Friday at K C hall followed by social entertainment. The High School PTA met Tuesday evening in the assembly room with large attendance and Mrs. R. A. Morton spoke on the Junior Red Cross to be run through the schools for patriotic support of the army and navy.
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Johnson School
D. A. Jones
Women of Woolcraft
Women of Woodcraft
Frida
K. C. Hall
PT. A
WI Raid
R. A. Morton
Red Crosse
National Society
War era winter costume for outdoor maidens envisioned
The article describes a rugged winter outfit for women styled as a military lumberjack look with wool khaki breeches, high laced boots, a chamois jacket, beaver hat, and leather gauntlets. It notes a wartime fetch of loneliness and mentions a vocal solo and student readings ending the evening.
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Red Cross
Velma Wilsock
Church Circles and Societies Schedule Meetings This Afternoon
Methodist Aid society hosts at Mrs. Johns home on House Street. Altar and Rosary at KK C hall with Mesdames McDonoush Duffy Lynane as hostesses. Kings Daughters meet in Congregational church parlors with a list of hostess names. Anna Gordon W. Ct. U. U. meets at 2 20 with Mrs. Jones on East Twelfth. Methodist Missions join for social session at Mrs. French home with multiple hostesses and program notes. Y M C A meeting at headquarters reports and New Year reception results. 160 callers attended open house. officers listed. New Year greetings from Mali Moyer noted.
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Methodist Aid Society
Floyd John
J. E. Fleming
Mackley
Floyd Watson
Altar and Stosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mars’s
KK. C. Hall
T. B. McDonoush
Duffy
Lynane
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
M. A. Kline
William Goss
EF. N. Potts
Ann Gordon W
Methodist Missions
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
The
Methodist Church
A. W. French
Mesdamesi French
Larry Durham
B. Pee
Mark Kelsey
Cb. F Evans
MD Lowck
Julia Chicletonnen
Treasuer
Lida Hell
Grace Winkleman
New Yicar
Mali Moyer
Koll’ Eld
San Anta ‘Tex
Hoover to Attend Denver Stock Show Conferences
Herbert Hoover the national food administrator will attend the National Western Stock Show in Denver. He will meet Western stockmen to discuss production plans and how to avoid losses from increased output. The Denver Civic and Commercial association’s livestock bureau arranges informal discussions. no mass meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Denver
Mr. Hoover
West
Hoover
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Advertisement From 1910
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and bladder ailments. It promises rapid relief, urges starting treatment immediately, and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Bloomsburg New York while noting availability in various store sizes. It directs readers to mention the Cheyenne State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bloeminton
N. Y
Cheyenne
Cold Wave Eases Prairie Ice Shortage for TCR
Arrival of cold weather ends feared famine in Cheyenne as lakes ice over. Ice depth grows with cracks heard, and officials expect ten to fifteen inches of ice to form soon, allowing ice men to meet demand.
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Cheyenne
Jce Man
Grover Weight Attacks Wife and Sister in Illinois
In Streator Illinois Grover Weight and his wife were at a hospital with little chance of recovery after Weight attacked his wife and sister in law. He also attempted suicide slashing his own throat. Wright, separated from his wife, went to her brother Braley Ammons home and attacked the wife and her sister before fatally harming himself.
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Streator
Grover Weight
Navel Ammons
Grover
Wright
Braley Ammmons
Aryl
Mies Ammons
Ainmons
Jackson-H. Miller Compete With Local College Team
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Jackson players Miller and Yul and a local College of 4 Chervoune Business seeking an outside basketball game. No clear date or results.
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Chervoune Business College
Yul
January Jagrippe Rough On The System
A letter from Henderson Kentucky reports three weeks of jagrippe with cold symptoms and fatigue. The writer credits Foley's Honey and Tar with restoring her daughter's health after prior medicines failed and urges others to use the product.
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Jagrippe
Little Tyles
Henderson
Foley
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