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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
8
The Y W G A holds its first annual meeting at 7 30 this evening at the association headquarters with reports from community chairmen and the election of eight board members. All Y W GPA members are urged to attend and others are welcome.
Route conditions across multiple segments show fair to good near Lincoln and east regions, poor sections Rawlins to Point of Rocks but passable, Fort Bridger snow delays. Thayer to Superior and Pinedale are good, Yellowstone South thirty miles fair then excellent, Fort Collins branch near Cheyenne good. Cars pass Wheatland north, good conditions near Cass, Glenda, McKinley, Orin. heavy snow near Shaw Ranch and Moneta to Shoshoni. Lusk roads mostly good. TRY A LEADER WANTAD.
A flurry of names shows visitors and residents in town. L Seaverson and D A Burris from Rawlins join other guests from Hillsdale Douglas and Casper visiting Cheyenne, with various locals staying at the Plains Normandy and other hotels.
General John Pershing visited Cheyenne and became an honorary member of General Winfield Scott Garrison No. 45, Army and Navy Union. The induction ceremony occurred on Wednesday with J C Argesheimer Hugo Donzelman H A Brooklyart and Dr Albert Eckdall representing the garrison. Pershing accepted the invitation to affiliate with the Cheyenne unit.
Mrs Eunice Miller wife of George Miller of Hecla and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Casteel of Campstogl died yesterday morning in a Ghavening hospital. Funeral set for Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Andrews officiating. Arrangements by Glyde Early Bricker Brothers.
Cheyenne schools raise 416.04 for French relief with every pupil at Central contributing at least 10 cents. Central tops list with 36, Churchill 26, Converse 24.56, Johnson 17.43, Corlett 5.87, and the high school 9.45. The fund supports restoration of French schools and earns a recognition certificate for full participation.
Morning reports show temperature 34 degrees, afternoon 44, low 33, with 60 mph west winds. Humidity 57 percent, clear skies, precipitation since January 1 is 0.49 inches and normal 0.16 inches.
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