Social rounds and gatherings at executive mansion and local homes
Mrs F L Houx to host callers at the governor’s mansion Tuesday afternoon. Miss Frank Sparling to be guest of honor at a dinner dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Ohnhous and Mr and Mrs Haas. Dr and Mrs Conway hosted a seven o’clock dinner party for twelve before departures to California. Knit and tea events, informal Kensington, and a housewarming at 621 East Eighteenth Street mark the week at local clubs and Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Houx
Governor’s Mansion
Miss Sparling
Frank Sparling
C. J. Ohnhous
Wiliam Haas
Ohnhous
Mies Sparling
Mrs. Ilaas
Marty
J. H. Conway
Californi
Kensington
O. W. Wheeler
China
C. W. Riner
Betty Riner
Miss Riner
Tea and bridge at Fort Russell Society ridge in honor of Mrs Barton
Mrs Herman Kobbe entertained guests at her quarters on Wednesday afternoon with a bridge gathering honoring Mrs Barton wife of Lieutenant Barton a recent bride at the Post. Floral decor and candlelit tea set a cheerful tone. Mrs Merritt won the highest score prize with guests including Mrs Somer field Taylor recently arrived.
Local residents plan travels and returns this week
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gates depart Tuesday for California to spend two months in San Francisco and southern California. Mrs. Bichard Pill and baby return Tuesday to North Platte. Mrs. H. Ridgley visits Denver. Miss Mildred Graham leaves Friday for Horse Creek to teach. sister Glennis Graham visits from Ebert. Mrs. Charlotte Braner concludes two months with A. E. Roedel’s family and returns to Ohio. Miss Margaret Doane leaves Monday for Oberlin to graduate in June. college closed recently for fuel shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beatty
B. Gates
California
San Francisco
Bichard Pill
Dill
O. W. Wheeler
North Platte
H. &. Ridgley
Denver
Mildred Graham
Horse Creek
Glennis Graham
Eebert
Ida R. Graham
Charlotte Braner
A. E. Roedel
Ohio
Margaret Doane
A. H. Doane
Oberlin
Local Women Clubs Report Meetings and New Members
The Hospital Aid society plans a postponed meeting at the library Monday afternoon. F W A bridge club meets Monday afternoon with Mrs. Wallace Bond. O T club hosts a dance at the Parish house Monday evening with many invitations. Shakespeare Club meets Monday evening with Mrs Ray E Lee. College Club gathered at Mrs Ira B Fee's home with Miss Whitehead for thirty members and guests. two new members elected Miss Jennie McGruffy and Miss Florence Sly with Miss Sly joining as a high school teacher. Bessie Amerman visiting nurse reports a Delineator health survey near completion in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
F. W. A. Club
F. W. A. Bridge Club
Wallace Bond
O. T. Club
Shakespeare Club
Ray E. Lee
College Club
Ira B. Fee
Whitehead
Cheyenne
Daughters of the American Revolution Host Red Cross Brainstorm
Mrs Clifford Hummer entertained DAR members at her home to discuss Red Cross tasks. They planned weekly hospital visits and ongoing projects such as knitting hemming napkins and delivering magazines fruits jellies to sick soldiers near army camps with Mrs Hummer leading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hummer
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
I. A. FR
Church Socials and Meetings At Local Congregational and Baptist Groups
A busy Friday evening featured the King's Daughters at the Congregational church with hostesses Mesdames Kline Goss and Potts. The Frances Willard WCTU meets Tuesday at 522 West Twenty first Street with Mrs G W Borkafield hosting. Anna Gordon WCVT meets with Mrs A Jones. both groups donated to Laramin and Wheatland children's homes. At the Baptist Church Fort Russell YMA secretary Dr George Van Winkle will speak. a double quartet sings at both services. The Congregational church annual meeting is set for Wednesday evening. Dr J J Shingler returns from vacation to preach at both services. Miss Laura Lee directs special music. a male quartet sings in morning and Miss Josephine Poege sings at offertory in the evening. The Girls Friendly Society of St Mark's is called to meet Tuesday at 7 50 overlooking the Paris house for re organization under Mrs S A Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Mesdames Kline, Goss and
Potts
Frances Willard
T. U
G. W. Borkafield
West Twenty-first Street
Anna Gordon
the Baptist Church
L. Corbin
Fort Russell
Baptist Church
George van Winkle
Dir Shingler
J. J. Shingler
Laura Lee
Methodist Church
Josephine Poege
Brackett
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St. Mark's
Paris House
5. A. Huston
Function of Spring Clips on Semi Elliptical Springs
Spring clips mounted on the outer ends of semi elliptic leaf springs must be kept tight. They prevent misalignment and act as shock absorbers by engaging outer leaves on rebound while increasing interleaf friction.
Rim bus print damaged prompts graphite touch to prevent rust
A damaged rim bus print advises immediate application of graphite paint to protect the metal and maintain appearance, preventing rust formation.
Corn Relief Poison Cure Warns of Danger
A garbled warning promotes a drug named free zone to remove corns by drops. It claims rapid painless loosening of corn with root and all, drying instantly and not irritating surrounding skin. The message cautions against picking at corns and notes scarcity or limits of supply at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluciomat
Furry Coat Fails January Shivers
Taupe duvetyn coat with broad fur bands on collar and front promises warmth and grace. Furless sleeves, silk cord trim adds ornament. came for hat features chenille and feather trim in a delicate winter ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Car accident at a Wyoming ranch fatal to passenger
In Rock Springs Wyoming on January 12 a car crash near a well killed Guy Helm, a camp mover, after a wheel fell into a badger hole. Johnson, the driver, suffered minor injuries and returned Helm to the hospital where he died from a fractured dislocation of the spine. Helm, 3 years old, had been known in the city and left behind several relatives. The car involved had earlier caused a prior fatal upset on the same road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Lander Johnson
W. EB. Dunton
Guy Helm
Johnson
Helm
Elity
South Pass
Frocery
Salt Lake City
Marshall
God & Brother
W. H W. Denton
Dan Crawford
Planetary Gears and Bolts in Transmission Care
A fragmented note describes inspecting planetary gear systems for bolts and fastenings. It warns that loose or missing bolts could weaken gear integrity and risk a light misalignment or gear failure during operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal R
Lomderd
Brake system alert looms in loose chrock nuts
Incomplete text warns that loose chock rock nuts and braking adjustments may trigger brake vibration and possible failure. It notes that removing checks from topic buckles and adjusting bands could worsen slack, emphasizing timely remedies to prevent serious issues.
Nursing Service Urged to Save Rural Children
The children's bureau reports rural areas lack adequate nursing care for mothers and infants. In a Kansas county with scattered farms, 4 percent of children die before age one, and two thirds of mothers had no medical care before birth. The study urges a countywide nursing service to extend medical support to rural families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Arthur Neweholme
Polarity test by iodide paper on a wet blotter
A simple method to tell battery wire polarity uses potassium iodide on damp blotting paper. Touch the paper with the two wires. the positive wire leaves a black stain. Potassium iodide can be bought in any drug or rug shop.
U S Officers in London Too Busy to Stop for Tea
Special correspondence reports U S army HQ in London, a Paris replica, under Major General Bartlett Officera. Officers from all branches are stationed at U Q base section 3, bustling in a London hotel. A visitor seeking tea with the sergeant major is told they have no time today due to pressing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
London
A. Q. Dace
U.S. Army
Paris
Bartlett
U. Q
A. Q. Base
Tom
Victory or Defeat Kaiser Means US Must Rebuild Youth Strength
Walter Dun argues that national spirit hinges on American youth fitness and readiness. He warns defeat by Germany would trigger social and economic strain, urging all adults to renew vigor to sustain national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Support the Men in the Line for Physical Readiness
A wartime call urges every man to fulfill a patriotic duty by making himself physically fit for the work ahead. The message stresses immediate action to improve health and strength for service.
Replacing Spark Plugs Cautions in Hot Cylinders
The article warns against over-tightening spark plugs in a hot cylinder making removal nearly impossible and against breaking porcelain insulation by contact with a wrench. It notes that overly narrow sockets can crack insulators even when plugs are properly aligned.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Children Health
Safeguards health of the children warns against constipation and harsh laxatives. Recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy sold for fifty cents with no opiates. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell at 450 Washington St Monticello Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
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A. K. Smith
R. W. Stradley
Bradley
W. H. Gill
Thomas Siddlemas
J. D. Shingle
Kathryn
Ella Jane
Dr. Shingle
J. D. Mclquhan
East Eighteenth Street
James Nimmo
Mr. Mellquhan
Wauneta
Fort Russell Society
Te Prioe
Ny Price
Sheridan
Naper
William Hiner
Alice Cholmondeley
Christine
Associated Pre
Washington, PD. C
Children’s Bureau
Yankee
Sip Ik
Visitor Turned
Illinois
Walt
Kaiser
Walter Dun
National Security League
Chicago Ice
CREA
Excelsior Frozen Dainties
Creamery
Fashion Shop
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