Patrons for Concert Announced by Local Ladies Group
The Monday concert at the Masonic Temple, sponsored by the ladies of Chapter C P HD O, will feature Mrs. Maurice Collins Mrs. L C Hinkle and Horace Wells. A list of patronesses from the city includes numerous local ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Chapter C
HD. O
Maurice Collins
L. C. Hinkle
Horace Wells
Robert Carey
Max Ball
Fred Boice
W. H. Andrews
G. A. Bennett
Peter Appel
Wallace Bond
Frank Bon
W. H W. Chaplin
F. L. Crabbe
Wm DuBois
Weslie Dumm
BH. W. Devine
W. A. Forbes
W. H. Gill
P. Hmerson Glafcke
Clarence Hammond
H. B. Henderson
Walter Larsh
J. T. Henneberry
C. F. Hoel
Fred Hirsig
Chas. Hirsig
R. A. Hopkins
Heith Duthrie
J. C. Stimson
Hd Stone
Hd, Taylor
N.s.thomas
L. R. Tyson
J. R. Walton
Fred Warren
Jos. Wasserman
H. H. Wolfer
Louise Smith
Ethel Adams
Ruth Crary
Mary Carpenter
Clara Dodds
Alice Thornton
Congregational church reports bright outlook after annual meeting
First Congregational church members express strong postwar hope as annual reports show most branches flourishing. Officers elected include J. C. Gans and W. H. Gill trustees, J. J. Underwood and George W. Snow deacons, Mrs. Palmer Black and Mrs. W. H. Kleinke deaconesses, W. H. Gill financial clerk, E. W. Stone treasurer, Fred LaPash clerk, Merrill F. Hart Sunday school head, Miss Emily Underwood head usher, and Fred LaPash secretary. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gill
J. J. Underwood
George W. Snow
Palmer Black
W. UH. Kleinke
E. W. Stone
Fred l LaPash
Merrill F. Hart
Hmily Underwood
M. A. Kline
Fred la Pash
Yankee Lieutenant Shot from Behind
An incident report recounts a sentry firing on a foreigner named Langdon who approached with a hand lamp near Japanese division HQ. Langdon, in full uniform, states he was fired upon in the back after not halting. the sentry exchanged shots and Langdon continued to the ship. Train with officers may reach Toronto tomorrow afternoon. Lieutenant Hinton has a swollen foot from travel. others in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Baynnet
Amerikanski
Toronto
New York
Hinton
Moose Factory
Legislative Rotary Meeting Guests of Cheyenne Rotarians
Cheyenne Rotary hosts a gathering with legislative guests including Senator George W. Perry of Sheridan and OC. P. Storey. Leslie Miller reports on University needs via a committee. Bishop Patrick A. McGovern shares Europe observations praising the United States. He notes American dollar buying power and global price differences. Tattooing forehead punishment in Tahiti is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. McGovern
Europe
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Lucas
Buffalo
Willis Spear
Sheridan
H. Martin
J. H. Walton
Bishop McGovern
United States
MacSwiney
W. H. Gill
Walter Q. Phelan
Frank Wescott
Keet
Cheyenne Rotary Club
George W. Perry
Old
Cheyenne Tribune
OC. P. Storey
Harold Vaughan
Leslie Miller
Andy Jessup
Jacob Sherman
Cheyenne
Wyoming Legislature Seeks Attorneys For Law Drafting
Wyoming senators authorize a three member committee to hire two attorneys to advise on drafting new laws and repealing old ones. Attorney General Walls supports a legislative reference bureau model. The body also memorializes Congress on tariff and truth in fabric measures and receives Governor Carey’s message calling for a state law enforcement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
State Senate
House
Walls
Congress
Senate
J. C. Underwood
Underwood
Mercer
Hyattville
Skovgard
A. D. Kelley
Dunn
Committee of
Lee
T Alao
House of Representatives
Congress of the
United States
Congress of
State of
Laramie County
Albany County
Carey
Daley
Supreme Court
State Prohibition Commissioner
State Department of Law Enforcement
Chassell
Campbell
Shinasy
Awastwater
Howe
Converge
Arnold
Albany
Love Gone Mad in Wade Nott Murder Case
Courtroom drama follows life of Mary Leery Wade who killed Nott using a revolver and multiple weapons. Accused accomplice John E. Johnson denies guilt while Wade confesses. alienists argue love drove her actions. Judge and press reflect on love, duty, and the dangers of passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nott
John E. Johnson
Wade
Mrs. Nott
Mary
Hyon
Cupid
Wade-Nott
Leva
Hinton and Farrell Reaffirm Mutual Pledge of Friendship
The two men called each other brothers and dismissed quarrels as passing. Lieutenant Kloor signed the statement after it was revealed Hinton wrote a letter that caused a dispute. Farrell called Hinton “my old pal” and the incident was described as closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Factory
Kloor
Hinton
Farrel
First January Week Warmer Than Normal
The weather bureau report for the week ending January 10 notes average temperatures about four degrees above normal with day and night means of 35 and 17, and extremes of 62 and minus 14. Snowfall averaged 2 inches. sunshine exceeded normal. Livestock conditions were good, range open except western areas, feed abundant, but stock-water scarce in parts of the Big Horn Basin and eastern wheat drought. Grover and Afton saw one to two feet of snow. some roads blocked and impassable from Lyman to Echo and Moneta to Shoshoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Lander
Sheridan
Salt Lake
Big Horn
Grover
Afton
Star Valley
Lyman
Echo
Moneta
Shoshoni
Speedy Cripple Out runs White Robbers
A dramatic pursuit ended quickly as Wilsey and Stanton reached headquarters with Casper men, and Collins identified the intruders at Maggie's on the way to Collings home. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Roy Elkin Bullock and Kathryn Lou Weaver of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsey
Stanton
Casper
Maggie’s
Collings Home
West Highteenth Street
Collins
Roy Elkin Bullock
Kathryn Lou Weaver
Denver
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Winter
C. EK
C. B. Winter
East Milton Street
Russell
A. F. Hoff
Ralph Kimball
C. H. Townsend
Hugh L. Patton
B. B. Brooks
Wilson Kimball
A. A. Reed
Julian Lever
Anna Leeper
A. H. Cobb
John McFadyen
Grace Thomas
Sadie Rodd
Charles
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wriddy
Archer Moyring
Evans Street
H. A. Amerman
Pine Bluffs
Howard Larkin
Trytytyy
T George A. Anthony
John Mellhern
Lander, Lusk
Wheatland
Federal Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Pureru
Rfter
Re- Creation Center
Mildred. Gilson
Business Women’s Club
Ada Walton
Amey HB
San Francisco
Fort Russell
Dorothy Mill
Army Service Club
Brewer
Woman's Relations
Ninth Corps Area
Theodore
M. Baldwin
I. C. Jefferis
H. M. Huntington
Retvrew
Rew
J. Charles Runsch
Ble Piney State Bank
A. W. Trout
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
Thomas Smith
Glenn Frum
John Murray, Jr
Cheyenne Delphians
George Pittman
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Laramie
Presbyterian Aid Society
Plains
Plains Hotel
Bridge
A. G. Applegate
O. S. Garretson
Smith
Gillette
Frances Cleveland
Town
Miss Mead
Alvin Hlquist
Torrington
B. ¥. Yoder
Bruce Jones
Eastern Star
George Gilland
Ares
Helen Wainright
Miss Wainright
B. of L. Fi
Rer Bet
Ha Martin
Harold Hutchinsons
Pioneer Avenue
Inore Heryv
Arthur Jefferis
Thirty-third Street
George H. Abbott
Clincinnati
Ohio
Ray C. Sackett
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Marie Hall
Twenty-fifth Street
Legislative Rotary
America
Tahiti
Treeman
State House
Helen
Allman
Bailey
Tuar
Sharal
Mrg
Wenz
Pkt
Wome
Mei
MLL
Farrell
Speedy Cripple
Fletcher
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