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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

3

Informal bridge party and community notices in Cheyenne

Social items record an informal bridge gathering at Mr and Mrs M P Keefe with rival scores and a supper. A neighborhood party honors Mrs Jerome Tyler of Syracuse as house guest with tea and sewing. Red Cross workers, school nurses and Miss Amerman address health topics. A Rawlins vs Cheyenne high school basketball opener is noted. A special patriotic church service presents a service flag with 18 mothers pinning stars and musical offerings at Methodist and Presbyterian churches.

M. P. Keefe Messrs. and Mesdames B. Frank John Schuneman E. J. Kelley Ralph Adamsky Elmer Keefe T. C. Crabbe Jerome Tyler Syracuse N. Y Kensington Tyler Mesdames Harry Hoffman R. H. Dutcher Edward Harteen T. C. Rhea Morgan, Holmberg, Reymore Charles Crane Ted Cross Red Cross Capitol Wary Carpenter Louise Stimson St. Mark's Guild Cheyenne Bess Amerman Miss Amermen Jve Amerman Kathryn J. 8. Stubblefield Fearis John Benson D. P. Evans Edna Young Laura Lee Jude W. 8. Hayes Lillian Blamey

Visiting List for Cheyenne Guests and Travels

Mrs E T David of Douglas visits Cheyenne as guest of Judge and Mrs J M Carey. Mrs Bishop of Syracuse visits her daughter Mrs Jerome Tyler. Alese Tyson and Betty Pangert travel to Denver for the weekend. Bess Amerian Delineator visiting nurse heads to Carpenter to address the Mothers club with Kathryn Bennitt. James Hutchison Jr and wife in Memphis visiting family. Nimmo couple drive to Little Rock returning with daughter Mary for weekend. George Beckler and wife from Honolulu return to Denver after Cheyenne visit for Dr Shingle’s illness. J J Vansen party return from Omaha after month’s visit. Mrs B K Brooks of Casper en route to Laramie, guest at the Plains. Frank Sparling of Horse, Tex, stops in Cheyenne with sister Mrs William Haas then resumes eastward. C P McDaniels and Mrs McDaniels host weekend guests Mr and Mrs Paul Cranor of Sidney, Neb the newlyweds.

E. T. David Douglas Cheyenne J. M. Carey Bishop Syracuse N. Y Jerome Tyler Alese Tyson Betty Pangert Denver Bess Amérian Carpenter Mothers’ Club Kathryn Bennitt James Hutchison Jr Memphis Tenn Hutchison Havel Kelley David Nimmo Little Hear Mary Nimmo George C. Beckler Honolulu Colorado Capitol J. H. Shingle Shingle J. J. Vansen Omaha B. BK. Brooks Casper Laramie the Plains Frank Sparling Horse Tdn New York City William Haas

Church Circles Planned Kensington Social This Afternoon

Mrs T C Crabbe Mrs F L Crabbe and Miss Havel Stevick host Methodist church circle at St Marks Guild home. St Marks Guild workers will assist at Red Cross headquarters in the capitol this afternoon.

T. C. Crabbe F. L. Crabbe Havel Stevick Methodist Church Kensington St. Mark's Guild Guild of St. Mark's Red Cross Capitol

Dependable Serge in Dependable Gown

The gown described uses serge with satin trimming and braided wrists and bodice. A new collar idea features a satin scarf with metallic ribbon, gracefully cast over the shoulder to accent the sash ends.

Croup at Midnight Prompted Foley’s Honey and Tar Hunt

A Bearsville West Virginia patron relates how his small child recovered from croup after using Foley's Honey and Tar from a local store. The father named C. C. Ceaven cautions against unknown cough medicines and endorses the genuine Foley's.

Croup M. T. Davis Bearsville W. Va C. C. Ceaven

Firmer Belief in God Put in Hearts of French by War

In France after three years of carnage, churches are crowded and many soldiers report a new faith. Anton, a wounded French soldier, says prayer saved him after a hospital death sentence, and he now believes in God with all his heart. Priests say religion will endure beyond the war, shaping France’s future.

Lyon Steff Peance France Controle Anton Oman

Red Cross Backed by Army on War Research

A cable from General Pershing’s medical staff in France reports the American Red Cross funds properly support medical research for soldiers. It notes army cooperation, study of preventive medicine and surgical diseases, and ongoing work on anesthesia, shell shock, trench fever, trench nephritis, foot wound infections, gas gangrene, and tetanus.

RED Cross ARMY American Red Cross France Belgium General Pershing War Council of the Medical Department United States Army Army Medical Corps Pesiata the Amercan Red Cross

Fuel order excludes oil gas industry activities says Ragusa

Ragusa director of the oil division announces that the order reducing fuel consumption does not apply to billling operating or transporting of petroleum and its products or natural gas. Dr Garfield instructed the clarification in Washington on January 18.

Washington Ragusa Oil The Fuel Administration Wade Garfield

Wyoming Men Wanted for Engineers Regiment

Wyoming men are sought for the Twentieth Engineers to perform forestry work in Europe. The regiment is large with 7500 officers and men and offers the best pay in the service. Lumberjacks are especially needed, with officers who are skilled woodsmen. Enlistment requires local draft board information confirming non-availability of immediate county quotas.

Wyoming Europe

Glenrock Reader Recollects State Leader History

William S Hiarten of Glenrock recalls reading the State Leader in 187 and his role at Mor Russell helping build the old post section. He served in the Thirtieth Infantry under Col John J Stevenson.

William S. Hiarten Glenrock Mor’ Russell Thirtieth Infantry John J. Stevenson

Austria Would Take in Serbia Says Austrian Historian

An Austrian historian argues after a German victory that Serbia should be united with Austria-Hungary to secure its prosperity. He contends Serbia would keep its army and independence as an interior part of Austria, with limited garrisons, free export to Austria, and protection from foreign powers. Montenegro should remain independent with cautions, while Austria and Bulgaria decide the Balkans’ future.

Amsterdam Serbia Montenegro Germany Nemeeh Priedlung Austria-Hungary House of Hapslurg Austria Mount Lovcan Bulgaria Balkans Donine

Wyoming Minkve Branch Meeting Planned in Cheyenne

Citizens from Cheyenne and Cooper organize to host a Wyoming branch meeting of the congress. Delegation returns from Casper with word of the next session led by Casper chairman Vat Sattivan and matron Cheyotinie, outlining agenda and venue.

Cheyenne Coogee Cooper Wyoming Willy Che Conetent Math Neunly

Coal Dealers of State Are Probed

W. E. Blck of the federal trades commission has been sent to Wyoming to probe reports that coal dealers in Calver, Laramie, Cheyenne and other points discriminate in sales. Possible overcharges or favoritism are being investigated with Cheyenne dealers to be probed next.

W. E. Blck Federal Trades Commission Washington Wyoming Caver Laramie Cheyenne Casper

Assyrian given sentence for stabbing on neck

Assyrian convicted of stabbing James Watkins of Hecla in the neck with a knife several weeks earlier was sentenced by Judge W Mentver to 6 to 10 years. Watkins nearly died as a rusty knife blade remained embedded. Hert Underwood received 2 to 4 years for stealing a case of whisky from the Albany case. Others were remanded to await trial.

Fieorge Nregvitech James Watkins Hecla Watkins W. (. Mentver Littl Hope Hert Underwood Albany Wan Rawling

Brisk U S Land Sales See Averages $2000 Daily

Reports say United States land sales were brisk with about 2000 dollars in daily value. Land sold at seven to ten dollars per acre and buyers secured tracts easily. Many purchasers paid government appraised values.

U.S United States

Wyoming Ranchmen to Attend Denver Stock Show

Large numbers of prominent Wyoming ranchmen plan to attend the Denver stock show opening Saturday, aiming to view cattle and participate in events.

Denver Wyoming

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