Cheyenne Society Notes Highlight Red Cross Efforts and Local Events
The Red Cross records its largest attendance since headquarters opened with 48 workers, led by Mrs. Stimson and Mrs. Kay, producing 291 gauze pieces and sewing pads. Badges were awarded to Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Fahey. Mrs. Carey plans a trip to Arizona, with Mrs. Dunton as relief. Burns Party hosted by Mrs. Andrew Giloehriat on Jan 24. Fay Walker of New York, student of the American Academy of Dramatic Art, appears as leading lady in a Lyceum show. Two girls basketball teams to play at the gym, alumni versus Cheyenne High. Pupils’ recital set for Saturday at Labor Hall with a list of musical items. Residence changes reported for several families, including the Nimmo and Avery households, with updates on local residents and visitors.
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Red Cross
Mra. J. BE. Stimson
Mra. Kay
Stimson
Claude Draper
Fahey
Louise Stimeon
Mary Carpenter
John F. Carey
Arizona
Walter B. Dunton
Mrs. Carey
Andrew Giloehriat
Cheyenne
Bobby Burns
Fay Walker
Misa Fay Walker
New York City
William Walker
Thermosbotts
Lee Bristol
American Academy of Dramatic Art
Empire Theater Dramatic School
Lyceum Theater
Academy
Walker
Mises Walker
Ale
Rawlings
Marie McFarland
Grace Magor
Mary Nimmo
Marie Lawler
Anna Olsen
Madge Hood
Helen Stubbs
Ruth Harrington
Lauda Newlin
Genevieve Smith
Lucille Ridgley
Florence Lyons
Ina Millard
Marion Yor
Laura Lee
Lillian Mey
Labor ‘Hall
Little Boys
Spaulding
Rita
Laurie Nimmo
Cook Robin
Schick Lowise Nimmo
Aroemann
Klolee Macomber
Fairey Yee Veeey Bargour Dernice
Noma Fosner
Nervous Illness Affects Philadelphia Mother's Health
A Philadelphia mother describes persistent fatigue backache and illness blamed on nervous indigestion and weak health. She sought medical advice and endured ongoing symptoms while supporting her family and husband.
Fort Russell Society Regimental Tea Vies with Post Events
An informal tea and reception will be held this afternoon at the Fort Russell officers club with the officers and women of the post and town guests. The weekly post hop is planned for the weekend at post headquarters with many young townspeople expected. Major A. Smoke has been in Denver recently. Miss Mary Kelffer, student at the Convent of the Visitation in Georgetown, is visiting Fort Russell with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Kelffer.
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Officera
Fort Russell
Fort
Post
A. Smoke
Denver
Misa Mary Kelffer
Convent of the Visitation
Georgetown
D. C
Elizabeth Kelffer
Churchill Parent-Teacher Meeting At School
The Churchill Parent-Teacher Association invites patrons to a meeting in the assembly room this afternoon at 2:00. Mrs. Ray K. Olds will chair. The program features music directed by Mrs. William A. Riner, a Flora Kinstler monologue, and a requested repetition of a Christmas cantata. Jolly Juniors sewing club meets after school with Glades Tyson.
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Churchill
Churchill Parent-Teacher Association
Ray K. Olds
William A. Riner
Flora Kinstler
Jolly Juniors
Jolly Tunior
Glades Tyson
Visiting List Notes Incomplete Family Itinerary
Mrs Jatin Morrison mother of Mrs Lee Bristol has spent four months in New York City with her son WIL Morrison and his wife and with Will Walker and daughter Miss Fay Walker.
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Jatin Morrison
Lee Bristol
New York City
Wil Morrison
Will Walker
Fay Walker
Cheyenne Briefs Reflect Weekend Travels and Death in Fort Collins
Mrs Morrison’s granddaughter plans February return to Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Douglas A Preston spent Christmas in Canada and visited Washington last week. Preston will accompany Governor Houx home arriving tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs Robert Carey of Careyhurst host at Judge Viva Carey’s home. Miss Marty Nimmo of Lit tle Bear arrives to spend weekend with Nimmo parents and play in alumni game Saturday. Governor F L Haus arrives Saturday evening after death by drowning of his son Christy at Fort Collins. Senator Kendrick visits Chererma then Casper and Salt Lake City for stockmen’s convention. Mrs Simon W Fox of Park Addition goes to Iowa for ill mother. Tax service ad ends with One-One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Nimmo
Little Bear
Mre
David Nimmo
Nimmo
F. L. Haus
Washington
Christy
Fort Collins
Houx
John B. Kendrick
Chererma
Casper
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Salt Lake City
Joseph M. Carey
Sault Lake City
Simon W. Fox
Park Addition
Iowa
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Hirsh-Wickwire and Schloss Bros. Co
George W. Daiber
Rainbow Davee
Williams Helen G. Song
Herber
A i
Bernice Posner
Bart Ellen Jene
Sparkling Eyes
Anthony Etta Nimmo
Jolly Jack
Fearis Irie Gaulke
Bert Charline Garwood
Lichner Edna Bodine
Eleanor Hoyle
June Bugs
Schick
Elizabeth Rgedal
Elizabeth Roedel
Dortine Evans
James Nimmo
East Eighteenth Street
J. J. Menguban
Frank Gleason
Nineteenth
C. D. Avery
W. W. Crook
C. D. Shawver
Schnitger
Orm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia B. Mikhern
Philadel
Fort Russell Society
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
Judge
Viva
J. M. Carey
the Fashion Shop
West 17Th St
The
Elks
100 Per Cent American Society
Hoon
Kopald
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