Social events briefed at Executive Mansion and town
Mrs. F L Houx hosts callers at the governor’s mansion Tuesday afternoon. Miss Sparling to attend a dinner dance at the Ohnhous and Haas homes. Dr and Mrs Conway gave a seven o’clock dinner party with twelve guests. Mrs A K Smith hosted a knitting gathering for Mrs Stradley of Salt Lake City. Informal Kensington at Mrs Wheeler’s for Mrs Dill’s visit. Mrs J D Shingle's family joined Mr and Mrs A K Smith for an informal dinner. J D McIlquhan and family move to 621 East Eighteenth Street. Tea at the officers mess hosted by Mrs Buckley and Mrs Cottrell. Post hop at fort headquarters ends week.
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
A. K. Smith
R. W. Stradley
Salt Lake City
Bradley
W. H. Gill
Thomas Siddlemas
Kensington
O. W. Wheeler
J. D. Shingle
Kathryn
Ella Jane
Dr. Shingle
China
C. W. Riner
Betty Riner
Miss Riner
Tea at Fort Russell Society Ridge in honor of Mrs Barton
Mrs Herman Kobbe hosted a delightful Wednesday bridge tea at her quarters honoring Mrs Barton wife of Lieutenant Barton one of the brides at the Post. Flowers and ferns decorated the rooms and the tea table glowed with candles. Mrs Merritt won the high score prize with guests including Mrs Somerfield Taylor recently come from
Local Residents Head South and Visit Nearby Cities
Visiting list reports several households making trips and hosting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gates plan two months in California, while Mrs. Bichard Pill and baby return to North Platte from Wheeler family in Nebraska. Mrs. Ridgley weekends in Denver, and Mildred and Glennis Graham travel between Horse Creek, Bert, and home. Charlotte Braner finishes a two month Ohio visit, and Margaret Doane prepares to return to Oberlin for graduation in June amid college fuel shortages.
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
Women Club Activities Report Meeting and Appointments
Hospital Aid society plans a postponed meeting at the library Monday afternoon. F W A Club bridge group 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 yesterday at Mrs Ira B Fee’s home with Miss Whitehead and thirty members. Two new members were elected Miss Jennie McGruffy and Miss Florence Sly. Sly is the new high school teacher. Miss Bessie Amerman, visiting nurse for the Delineator, completed a health survey 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 Meet for Red Cross Work
Mrs. Clifford Hummer hosted DAR members who discussed Red Cross plans and knitting napkins. A committee led by Mrs. Hummer will arrange weekly hospital visits to deliver magazines fruits jellies and other contributions to wounded soldiers near army camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hummer
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
I. A. FR
Church Circles and Meetings Fill Friday Evening Calendar
Social events at the Congregational church and related groups fill Friday evening with hostesses Mesdames Kline Goss and Potts. The Frances Willard WCTU reminds of a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. G W Borkafield. Anna Gordon WCTV met last Thursday with Mrs A Jones. donations were approved for Laramin and Wheatland children's homes. Other items include a Baptist church talk by L Corbin and a morning sermon by Dr George Van Winkle. music groups prepare special offerings and a late choir, with Shingler returning to preach and Miss Laura Lee directing, plus a Girls Friendly meeting at St Mark's Parish House led by 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
Dir Shingler
J. J. Shingler
Laura Lee
Methodist Church
Josephine Poege
Brackett
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St. Mark's
Paris House
5. A. Huston
Spring Clips On Semi Elliptical Springs
Clips mounted on outer ends of semi-elliptical springs must be kept tight. They prevent misalignment and act as shock absorbers by engaging outer leaves on rebound while increasing friction between the leaves.
Printing Care Advice For Rim Bus Rust Prevention
When a rim bus had print knocked off apply graphite paint promptly to protect the metal from rust and improve appearance. The precaution helps seal exposed surfaces and maintain the rim’s condition.
Corn Cure Promoted By Harsh Warning
A dubious advertisement urges readers to use a product called free zone for corn removal promising painless root and tissue loosening. The claim compares pain to a rattlesnake hit and warns against picking at corns as a dangerous habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluciomat
Furry Coat Fails January Shivers
Betty Brown describes a taupe duvetyn fur trimmed coat designed to balance warmth and grace. Wide collar and front bands with four hem bands, no sleeve fur, and a light silk cord. The matching came factory hat features moleskin and chenille with feather trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Fatal Car Accident Near Rock Springs
Lander Johnson, partner of the late W. E. Denton, drove to a ranch when a wheel hit a badger hole, throwing him and his companion Guy Helm. Helm died from a fractured dislocation of the spine after being brought to the hospital. The wreck occurred on the same road previously tied to a deadly incident nine months earlier involving W. H. Denton and Dan Crawford.
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
Keep Planetary Gears Safe From Bolts And Overload
A wine predation to occasion ally go over the bolita which secure the several sections of a planetary transmission to see that no loose news has developed. The loss of a bolt or so might not wallow the gear but could weaken fastenings and permit movement or bolt shear under overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal R
Lomderd
Brakes and breakage risks from loose chirock nuts and adjustments
The text warns that loose chirock nuts and loose cheek notes on the rode and braking aryatem may cause serious minha if not remedied. Removing the check from the topic buckle and other adjustments can lead to brake vibration and potential failure when the cap runs, so slack adjustment risks must be considered.
Nursing Service Urged to Save Rural Children
A new report by the Children's Bureau shows rural infant mortality at four percent before age one. Despite proximity to doctors in a Kansas county, two thirds of mothers had no medical care before birth and over a third saw no physician after birth. The study calls for a nursing service to reach remote rural areas and notes progress in some counties while urging broader adoption nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pre
Washington, PD. C
Children’s Bureau
Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Arthur Neweholme
Determining polarity by iodide paper test description
The simplest method to identify battery polarity uses potassium iodide on damp blotting paper. Touching the two wires to the treated paper yields a black stain on the positive wire. Potassium iodide can be bought at rug shops.
U S Officers in London Too Busy to Stop for Tea
Special correspondence from Thee ciprocal News Service describes U S Army HQ in London near a Paris duplicate led by Major General Bartlett Officera. Staff from all branches bustle at the hotel base while a visitor seeking tea meets a brisk lieutenant who declines, citing a busy sergeant major and ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
London
A. Q. Dace
U.S. Army
Paris
Bartlett
U. Q
A. Q. Base
Tom
Victory and Defeat of Kaiser Affects American Youth
Contributed by Walter Dun to the National Security League, the piece argues that victory or defeat in war mirrors athletic contests. It warns that defeat by Germany would erode national spirit, urging all ages to renew physical fitness to bear the coming strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dun
National Security League
Germany
Support the Men in the Line for Duty and Fitness
The passage urges every man to perform patriotic duty by improving his physical condition quickly. It stresses collective effort to prepare for essential work and to act with urgency.
Replacing Spark Plugs in Hot Cylinders Risks
Two cautions for spark plug replacement: avoid over tightening in a hot cylinder which can trap the plug and hinder removal, and prevent porcelain insulation breakage by contact with the wrench. Steel sockets too deep or narrow can crack insulators even when plugs are aligned.
Safeguards for Children's Health Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Constipation in children is a health danger and strong laxatives should be avoided. A mild laxative made from herbs and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, sold for fifty cents, is recommended. The formula contains no opiates and is easily accepted by children. Thousands of mothers endorse it as a standard family remedy. A free trial bottle is offered by Dr W B Caldwell at 450 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
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East Eighteenth Street
James Nimmo
Mr. Mellquhan
Wauneta
Fort Russell Society
Te Prioe
Ny Price
Sheridan
Naper
William Hiner
Alice Cholmondeley
Christine
the Baptist Church
L. Corbin
Fort Russell
Baptist Church
George van Winkle
Yankee
Sip Ik
Visitor Turned
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Kaiser
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