Thirty Five Acts of Heroism Recognized by Carnegie Fund
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awards two silver and thirty three bronze medals at its sixteenth annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Thirteen people died saving others. pensions totaling 5,820 yearly for seven dependents and 4,100 for three others. Educational grants reach 414,200 in seven cases. 9,500 for other worthy causes. Bronze medals given to all but McArthur and Peterson who received silver. Names and places of recipients listed.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Lottie C. Steen
Dale
Minn
Marjorie A. Brown
Goose River
Belfast
Owen Carter
East Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colo
Canon City
Grace BE. Forman
Forman
Carter
Lloyd Osborne
Sioux City
Fremont
Walton E. Bruner
Ekron
Osborne
Edward J. Butler
Freedonia
N. Y
Edwin BE. Murray
Powhatan St
Baltimore
Albert A. Staline
Parkside Place
Cincinnati
Oscar A. Deming
Stuart
Neb
William H. T. Seamon
Picher
Okla
George F. Batteiger
Porter
Ind
Albert G. Peterson
Dutton
Mont
Milton Garter
Hazel Street
New Haven
Conn
Lou B. Smiley
Elk Street
Franklin
Clarence J. Richards
Sixth Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
John W. Matheson
Marian Bridge
Gape Breton
N. S
Michael Moran
Sydney
Raymond G. Matson
Lancaster
N. H
Clarence A. Hitchborn
Fruita
R. Austin McDonald
Fortune Bridge
Prince Edward Island
Leo A. Gorman
al- Dany Street
Utica
Fred M. Clay
Chester
Thomas John Boyer
Ragsdale
James McCormick
Box
R. D
Waco
Texas
Frederick G. Brown
Boyleston
H. Harcourt Heal
Truro
Marcel CG
Swift
West Main Street
Cheyenne Social News Highlights and Local Moves
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Schaffer plan to move from Cheyenne to Sidney Nebraska. Ruth Morton, daughter of Abe Morton of Douglas, visits Cheyenne with relatives. Altar and Rosary society to meet at the K C hall with a large female attendance expected. Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen announce the birth of a boy at St. John's hospital. Cheyenne residents attend the Denver stock show. Bert McLee and Chief G F Embery among them. Beatty couple travel south for the winter visiting New Orleans Florida and possibly Cuba. Hartung hosts a second winter bridge dinner with seven tables, roses and ferns as decor. Burns birthday party celebrated by Mrs. Gilcrist on January 24. W C Bon returns from Denver trip. Eastern Star plans Ken sing ton teas. over a hundred members attend. Sunshine society hosted by Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Hudson with guests from North Platte and others. Quiet wedding at St Marys cathedral John Nicholas Smith and Julia Gillespie wed by Fr Hartman. Honeymoon planned in the west. home to Cheyenne thereafter. Judge R N Matson on business trip to Boston. W R G C to host card party at 2723 Central Ave hosted by Mrs H Hanson.
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Cheyenne
St. Mary's Cathedral
John Nicholas Smith
Julia Clarisse Gillespie
Father Hartman
Anastia Smith
Neal Smith
Julia Gillespie
Mrs. Smith
West
Divorced Applicant Refused Wedding Permit
A couple sought a county clerk marriage license yesterday but was refused because one partner had not met the Wyoming one year divorce requirement. The law requires a year after divorce before remarriage.
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Wyoming
Former Engineer May Settle on West Coast
City Engineer B. W. Glafoke plans a late week trip to California visiting Seattle and Puget Sound. He may consider settling on the coast if a suitable opportunity arises before returning to Cheyenne.
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May _ Settle
West Coast
B. W. Glafoke
California
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Puget Sound
Cheyenne
Woman Forfeits Bond in Cheyenne Police Court
Garnett Ludwick failed to appear for a police court trial in Cheyenne on disturbance charges and her $25 bond was forfeited by Judge CG Swainson after a ketchup bottle assault at a restaurant. C Brooks also forfeited a $20 bond for drunkenness after missing yesterday's session.
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Garnett Ludwick
CG. A. Swainson
C. Brooks
State Secretary to Address Legionaries
Cheyenne post of the American Legion plans a Monday evening meeting with several notable speakers. State Secretary Harry Fisher will be present and will speak at the event.
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Cheyenne
The
American Legion
Harry Fisher
Cheyenne and Rock Springs Play Tonight
Cheyenne high school meets Rock Springs at the local gym tonight in a highly anticipated basketball game. Cheyenne fans expect a victory if the team plays true to form after solid recent performances.
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Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Cheyenne Rooters
Delivery Promise Cited as Prompt and Expedited
A quoted pledge asserts prompt delivery at the expense of the deliverer. The remark emphasizes swift service and responsibility for costs, reflecting a buyer seller assurance embedded in a brief note.
Americanization topic at Rotary club luncheon
The Rotary club discussed Americanization at yesterday's regular luncheon. Secretary of State W. E. Chaplin and Harry B. Henderson led the program with several members contributing remarks.
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Rotary Club
W. E. Chaplin
Harry B. Henderson
Waldemar Ott to Come Home Today
Waldemar Ott returns home today from Casper where he has been confined in the hospital for four weeks. He will be accompanied by his sister.
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Waldemar Ott
Casper
Mr. Ott
Three Corporations Get Charters Here
Three oil companies were chartered by Wyoming Tuesday. Advance Oil company based in Casper with 500000 capital, Dickie Oil company in Thermopolis with 400000 capital, and Seaboard Petroleum company of Delaware with ten shares. Also filed were articles for Dunlop Tyre & Rubber company of Delaware with 2000 capital and Cheyenne headquarters.
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State of
Wyoming
Advance Oil Company
Capital Stock
Casper
Wallace
D. Evans
W. B. Fry
W. A. Bergstrom
Dickie Oil Company
Thermopolis
David and
James Dickie
W. 0
C. F. Mieir
R. M. Richmond
Seaboard Petroleum Company of Delaware
Cheyenne
B. C
Citizens National Re-Elect Officers
Citizens National Bank re-elected its officers at the annual meeting on Tuesday. The board of trustees for the year includes a single change, with B. F. Yoder as president and Charles W. Hirsig as chairman. Other officers named are E. W. Stone, Jess Yoder, Wesley I. Dumm, and J. C. Gans. Directors listed are B. F. Yoder, BE. W. Stone, John L. Jordan, Charles W. Hirsig, Wesley Dumm, George H. Gilland, and Jess Yoder.
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Citizens National Bank
B. P F. Yoder
Charles W. [Firsig
E. W. Stone
Jess Yoder
Wesley I. Dumm
J. C. Gans
B. F. Yoder
BE. W. Stone
John L. Jordan
Charles*w. Hirsig
Wesley ¥. Dumm
George H. Gilland
Modern five room bungalow for sale with terms
Home listings describe several properties including a new five room modern bungalow with full basement hardwood floors and south front 44 by 100 lot. Additional ads offer a six room home on two lots with hot water heat and garage and a new five room bungalow near West 27th Street with cement basement furnace and monthly payments.
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West 27Th Street
Eight-room modern home near lake on Alexandria Street
Budget sale offers an eight-room modern house east of the lake on Alexandria Street with maple floors and fine woodwork plus a chicken house and barn. Price $3900 for house and 66 by 132 foot lot. Also available a five-room modern home on East 21st Street priced at $3300 with fresh paint improving value. $900 cash with balance monthly terms.
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Alexandria Street
East 21St Street
East 16Th Street
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Carnegie Hero Fund
Ruth Morton
Abe Morton of
Douglas
Gheyenne
J. Henry Brandon
East Tenth Street
BE. Garrity
John Garrity
Altar and Hosary Society
K. C. Hall
John Jensen
St. John's Hospital
Bert McLee
G. F. Embery
M. H. Hartung
Robert Burns
W. C. Bon
Eastern Star
Maosaic Temple
Kensington
Leonard
Hudson
Sunshine Society
Roth
Dill
North Platte
Nebraska
Shugart
Judge R. N. Matson
Boston
Orwes
W. Rh. GC
the Shock Growers National, Bank
FREED
West 17Th Street
Cheyenne Creamery Company
18Th
Thomes Street
Citizens National
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
23Rd
Maxwell Streets
Seymour
20Th
Evans Streets
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