Skating Party and Social Events in Haworth League
The Haworth league plans a skating party at Lake Minnehahs this evening with a 7 o'clock meet up for all league members and attendees. Local social notices include farewell gatherings for Miss Lucretia Whitehead, card party friends gathering, and a Pre-Notional dinner honoring Miss Langheldt and George Gebhard with a quiet wedding in Laramie and plans to move to California after.
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Haworth League
Lake Minnehahs
Lucretia Whitehead
Cheyenne
St. Louis
Myre
A. H. Boyne
Williamson
Thompson
Whitehead
Mildred Peterson
Dasha Shapple
Esther Stark
Margaret
Florence Goldfarb
Ellen Miller
Lorety Milan
Edith Peterson
Gwendolin Crone
Ethel Peterson
Swanson
J. O. Swanson
J. J. Mahoney
Margaret Langheldt
George Gebhard
Laramie
Fr. King
Gebhard Angheldt
Laamie
Bunday
Z .E. Levison
J. 8
Stubblefield
California
Unclear Prompts for Medical Tablets Advertised
Fragmentary OCR text advertises an olive topate product with warnings about clearing toxins after use and mentions a price of 280 per box. References a Dr Edwards and druggists, but details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Visiting List Highlights Social Calls Across Cities
Senator John B Kendrick returned to Washington after a Cheyenne and Casper trip. Friends and relatives from Careyhurst to Denver share greetings and celebrate Judge Carey's birthday. Visitors include Misses Margaret Lee, Sadie Large, Margaret Bardick, and Mrs. Ward Hudson, with others attending stock shows and weekend stays in Denver and Laramie.
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John B. Kendrick
Lynsay
Washington
Cheyenne
Casper
Kendrick
Robert Carey
Careyhurst
Seale
Judge Carey
California
Coronide Beach
Margaret Lee
Sadie Large
Denver
Margaret Bardick
Sam Asher
Dorothy Foster
Edna Jetsen
Ruthook
R. W. Bradley
Salt Lake City
New York
Ward Hudson
Laramie
Cornelia B. Mille
Mollie Ingersoll
Rawlins
Carl Ralfe
Ralfe
Meredith Langheldt
L Laramie
4. B. Levison
Parkhurst
Ingersoll
Sunshine Society postpones meeting to next Tuesday
Sunshine Society and several women's clubs plan social and program meetings. The Whittier club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. W. E. Kleinke and Mrs. W. A. Wyman as leader. A combined social and program session is set for this afternoon at Mrs. W. A. Riner's home.
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The
Sunshine Society
Whittier Club
W. el. Kleinke
W. A. Wyman
PLELO
W. A. Riner
France
C. (. Carlisle
Art Association
Cheyenne Art Association
Charles Bristol
KE. W. Glafcke
Milas Olive Wills
Dolly Juniors Meer
Jolly Juniors
Gladys Tyson
Louise Hofmann
Muse
Westminster guild meeting and Girls' Friendly Society notice
A meeting of the Westminster guild of the Presbyterian church is set for this evening at 7 at Mrs. W. A. Forbes residence. The Girls' Friendly Society, called to meet at Red Cross headquarters, has postponed until further notice.
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el Cross
Red Cross
Capitol
Kenneth Smith
Pine Bluffs
Elks
Pythian Sisters
Fort Collins
Westminster Guild of
the Presbyterian Church
W. A. Forbes
Weat Twenty-third Street
Girls’ Friendly Society
Notified family in Nodaway of pending proceedings
The text notes that his wife and sister reside in Nodaway Iowa and have been notified about the matter. The fragment implies formal notification as part of an ongoing process.
South Side News Roundup Of Residents And Visits
South Side items detail residents returning to health, job changes, and travel. Mike leaving Cole to home with diphtheria, T A McCleave in residence on East Sixteenth, Frank Miller Nie resumes driving for Hammond Packing after a week’s break, Mrs Pearson recovering from appendicitis, and Bertha Mumm off to Denver to visit her sister. Also notes on Glenn Hendershot’s Camp Dodge furlough, Navy examinations for Cole and Doody, Emma Millerman joining Union Pacific, and various family health updates and travels through LaMesa to Denver and England.
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T. A. McCleave
South Side
Willore
Eist Sixteenth Street
Frank Miller
Hmanmimond Packing Company
Pearson
St. John’s Hospital
Jennie Peareon
East Twelfth Street
Lester Garten
Pine
James Dolin
Melinda Morford
Morrie Street
Don
Bertha Mumm
Denver
Ar. S& Fredericks
Glenn Hendershot
Camp Dodge
Omaha
Pavents
Mire W. le. Hendershot
Mise Nora
MéeUook
Neb
Mowers
Charto Cole
William Doody
Awe
Navy
Pensiola
Fla
Emma Millerman
Union Pacific
Louis Brown
W. A. Bonser
Wareren Avenue
William Tischmaker
Hans Mumm
Raymond
George Wilmdan
House Street
Funeral for Thomas McMurray Jr. Survivor Named
A Kitkpatees returns from Denver after attending the funeral of Thomas B. McMurray special attorney for the Colorado and Southern railroad. McMurray is survived by a son Thomas S. McMurray Jr. of Indianapolis and a daughter Mrs John Marshall Jr. of Hinsdale. His wife died four years ago. Casper Columbine well comes in good for 500 barrels daily.
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J. A Kitkpatees
Denver
Thomas &. McMurray
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Mr. McMurray
Thomas S. McMurray, Jr
Indianapolis
John Marshall Jr
Hinsdale, i
Soo
Casper Columbine
Church Circles Meet This Afternoon and Evening
The Bmergae of St. Mark's will convene in the guild room at the Parish house for work this afternoon and The Y P B of the W C T A plans its regular meeting tonight at headquarters with special music. Westminster Guild hosts Mia Luca C. Freund and Miss Winifred Stuart.
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St. Mark's
Y. PB
Westminster Guild
Mia
Luca C. Freund
Winifred Stuart
Homes for Children Wanted by Wyoming Humane Society W h Burke
The Wyoming Humane Society seeks foster homes for four children, two boys aged three and five and two girls aged six and twelve, promising loving care and a stable home environment.
H W Baerresen Dies in Denver Local Architect Remembered
A. A. Baerresen of Cheyenne learns his father Harold William Baerresen died at 784 High Street Denver after heart trouble. The 72 year old Mason lived in Denver forty years, practiced architecture until a year ago, leaves widow and two sons Albert of Cheyenne and Frank of Denver. Funeral under Masonic auspices. date to be announced.
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A. A. Baerresen
Cheyenne
Harold William Baerresen
Denver
High Street
Baerresen
Ble Lodge
Connell
Commandery
Albert A. Baerresen
Frank Baerresen
A. A. Barresen
Man Killed Riding Freight Train Near Pine Bluffs
Dick Vancott was killed while riding a freight train east of Pine Bluffs when the train split and he fell under a passing section. Twenty cars went over him, the body cut in two. Homer Wainright survived the accident. Coroner of Kimball County took charge. no inquest planned. Vancott was 24 years old and married.
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Dick Vancott
Oliver, Nel
Pine Bluffs
Homer Wainright
Kimball County
Vancott
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Eee FY
Z. BE. Levisén
King
King Ranch
Langheldt
James Speer
Mission
Db. Shauwyer
Misa Geraldine Swarm
W. U. Andrew
Het and Hustess
Mra. Smith
Mr. .L. P. House
Pine Blutts
Dr. Edwards
Hiks’ Tance
Betty Brown
Sammy
Mike
Cole
Hee
Wallae
Spade
Eleventh Street
Damghter
Mr. Cooper
LaBonte
J. A. Brandon
Cooper ix
Tran
Henrietts Kilber
A. J. James
Piane Street
Edwin MacKay
Peter Jessen Jas
Kunt Tenth Street
C. A. Wasson
Huantid
Pat LaMesa
Tevas
Wasson
W. A. Snyder
Glen Schulte
St. John's Nhospital
John Reichen
Walter
Aviation Corps
Enelaod
Thomas Adem
Fowne
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Memerkay Funeral
Bh. W. Burke
Wyoming Humane Society
H.W. Baerresen
Son
Man
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