Women’s Relief Corps of Cheyenne Aids Aged Soldiers
The Women’s Relief Corps in Cheyenne continues to support Civil War veterans with care and comforts. The group meets the first and third Fridays, with Sewing Circle on alternating Wednesdays. Mrs. Henry I Stubbs leads, with Mrs. Ida Ballinger and Mrs. S. C. Williams as officers. At a recent meeting, five new members were welcomed as the corps reached 33 members, and program guests included Jose Le Laters and A Jessup.
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Cheyenne
Women's Relief Corps
Europe
Relief Corps
Red Cross and Tobacco
Women's Relief Sewing Circle
Henry I Stubbs
Ida Ballinger
Sewing Circle
Benefit Card Party for Florence Crit ten Home
The Cheyenne Florence Critten Home branch hosts a benefit card party at 2 pm Wednesday January 29 in the Women’s club room Carnegie Worary to raise funds. attendees may give donations in a silver basket and non players may still enjoy tea.
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Cheyenne
Florence Critten Home
Women’s Club
Carnegie Worary
Superintendent Jessup Addresses Parents- Teachers
The second meeting of the Church- Parent-Teacher association was held on Friday January 24. After a brief business session the following program was enjoyed: Manosolo Ballads Repose by Schomano Mrs. William A. Riner.
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Associatio
Schomano
William A. Riner
Judge Maston Hosts Dinner At East Twenty-Second Street Home
Judge and Mrs R N Maston entertained Saturday evening at their home 204 East Twenty second Street with a dinner. Dr David Kendall a church member will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church this evening for a talk on the centrairy movement. Kendall recently spent ten weeks in New York for this movement. Everyone is invited to attend. The Help One Another club meets Thursday January 30 at Mrs H C Olsen 605 East Twenty first Street to work for the Red Cross.
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Judge
Roderick N. Matton
East Twenty -Second Street
David FE. Kendall
Methodist Church
Kendall
New York
H. C. Olsen
Twenty-first Street
The
Red Cross
Rev E E Brace Addresses Missionary Society
The Methodist Missionary society met at Mrs. A L Putnam's home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W T Dumm presented a review of the national convention at Columbus where she served as a delegate. Rev E E Brace spoke on the centenary movement and Mrs L Gants of Casper attended as a guest.
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Methodist Missionary Society
A.L. Putnam
W. T. Dumm
Columbus
Abs. Dumm
Rével KE. Brace
G. Brace
Mra. Ty L. Gants
Casper
Good Roads Men to Hold Conference in Denver
State and federal road officials from California Oregon Washington Nevada and Utah plus forest service leaders plan a February gathering in Denver to discuss good roads. The group includes B J Firth J E Mewes T W Norcrom L F Koelop J P Martin H B Lexison Cottrell and Allen, among others, with a December meeting already held.
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Denver
B. J. Firth
San Francisco
J. KE. Mewes
Portland
U. S. Bureau
T. W. Norcrom
U. S. Forest Service
Washington
L. F. Koelop
J. P. Martin
U. & Forest Service
Ogden
State Highway
H. BE. Lexison
Birth of Betty Jase Pigg in Derby Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs. Charles How ard Pigg of Derby Wyoming announce the birth of a daughter Betty Jase born January 10. Mrs. Pigg was formerly Miss Gladys Titus of this town. Mr and Mrs A H Marble with John Clay returned Friday from Denver after attending the stock show. P J Quaday of Kommarer and John Hay of Rock Springs on route from Denver spent Saturday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Charles Howard Pigg
Derby
Wyo
Betty Jase
A. H. Marble
John Clay
Denver
P. J. Quaday
Kommarer
John Hay
Rock Springs
Satuday
City
Local Visitors Gather at City Hotel During Weekend
C C Shaw of Aria Wyoming spends the week end at the Hotel Plalos. A Lee Bullington of Sheridan enjoys a city visit. A W Harrie returns home to Harris Maine. Mia F Hoggett of New York also appears in the city scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shaw
Aria
Wyo
Plalos
A. Lee Bullington
Sheriden
City
Mia, F. GO. Hoggett
New York
Visiting IO in Plaine City
A visitor notes IO is in Plaine city, mentioning the location as Plaine. The remark references the city context and the site name without additional details.
Sunshine Society Facial Meeting Planned at Newlis Home
The Sunshine society invites members to a facial meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Newlis residence 2605 Centca avenue. Mrs. Mex Ball and F. J. Furry will assist.
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The
Sunshine Society
J. C. Newlis
Centca Avenue
Mex Ball
F. J. Furry
Bost- Caner
Mountain Gides Monster Fesae Opera at Cheyenne News
The Cheyenne item notes the Mountain Gides Monster festival with a service flax for the commander of the American Orion in Flames. In the window of Senator Warren’s home, a blue star figure is seen. John Pubank and Gay Graves with Nebert Graves travel from Denver after the stock show and spend Thursday in the city. We. S P. Officer remains on indefinite furlough due to health. He plans to stay with his mother Mrs. A. H. Officer in Kinton, New Mexico before heading to San Diego, California. Mr. Jam Officer is convalescing from influenza and friends hope California’s climate aids recovery. Mrs. Florence Hartsel succeeds Mr. Officer as district cashier of Mountain States Telephone. John McDonald, Army and Navy union auxiliary chair, hosted at Fort Russell Akuradar afternoon with many attendees listed including J. C. Williams and others. Mrs. P. C. Crabbe will spend the weekend in Denver. C. L. Titus, Cheyenne district manager, gifted a fine elk roast from a Denver friend. Elk diet credited with speedy recovery. Charles KE. Anderson, once a private in service, is back from camp as sergeant major awaiting discharge. formerly private secretary to District Plant Chief A. B. Forbes. visiting wife in Laramie.
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We. S P
A. H. Officer
Kinton
N. M
San Diego
Calif
Jam Officer
California
C. L. Titus
Cheyenne
Mountain Stairs Telephonoe and Telegraph Company
Shoshoni
Wyo
Charles KE. Anderson
Anderson
A. B. Forbes
Laramie
Tani School Officers and Denver Winner Noted
A fragment mentions officers in Tani School and a Frank Atte of Denver who won at 2 p m with reference to a Norvice forney school on the south side and a fire station upstairs at 10 30 am.
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Pitt
Tani
Frank Atte
Denver
the & P. m. Norvice
Forney School
Visiting Cheyenne society note includes several dignitaries
Commissioner J O Creager hosted visiting school trustees and superintendents in Cheyenne. Attendees included J F Young Mort Washakie Thomas Finnerty Hi ville George W d Casper R C Beckstrom Minopolis A Jessup Rev S A Muston Z Is Sevivon Cheyenne Captain Charles Anderson formerly Cheyenne now La Grande Ore visited with brother-in-law Guy Rockefield. Others listed include Captain A A Underwood, Mrs one Pigs convalescing, and many local residents and visitors from New York Denver Seattle and Sheridan.
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J. O. Creager
J. F. Young
Mort Washakie
Thomas Finnerty
Hiville
George W. .d
Casper
R. C. Beckstrom
Minopolis
A Jessup
5. A. Muston
Z. Is. Sevivon
Cheyenne
First Baptist Church Notices for Sunday Services
Morning service at 11 a m with Rev Ross on Behold the Man. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 10 p m with Rev Carl Eikerenkottar of the Y W V A Port Thussedl. Special music. Members to decide on calling a new pastor at close of the service. All welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Rev. Ross
Summy School
BR. Y. P
Carl Eikerenkottar
Y. VW
Port Thussedl
Services Schedule at Methodist Church With Guest Speaker
Regular services are offered today at the Methodist church with Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11. The evening service at 7 30 features Dr David I Kendall superintendent of the Sheridan district delivering a sermon on The Church of All Nations a Home Missionary Story.
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Methodist Church
David i. Kendall
Sheridan
Church of All Nations
Presbyterian and St Mark's Offer Sunday Services
Regular services at Presbyterian with morning theme Work and Wage and Rev Stubblefield addressing religion in the evening. St Mark's Episcopalian schedules Holy Communion at 7:46 am and evening service at 7:30 pm with various Sunday activities. Salvation Army invites public attendance at 415 West Seventeenth Street.
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Stubblefield
Rugala
St. Mark's
Haly
Visitors and residents noted at Plains hotel and city
The report lists several visitors and residents in Denver at the Plains hotel and area. Names include Mrs. White, J F O H ern of Cleveland, D P Porter of Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs Hamill of Chicago, James McPherson of Pine Bluffs, P H Parkhurst, N A Elliott of Pine Bluffs, H L Hoover of Ogden Utah, R S Besse of Anthich Nebraska, and W W Lane of Redondo Beach California. Lane plans to remain through winter at 306 South Broadway Sunny rag apartment and return to Choy eane in late spring.
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W. W. Lane
Charles Fh. Lane
Redondo Beach
Calif
Sunny Rag
South Broadway
Lane Dees
Choyeane
Weather Report From Department of Agriculture Bureau Data
A weather bulletin lists temperature readings for the day, with night and day values. Relative humidity is noted, along with wind direction and other atmospheric figures. The data reflects normal temperatures for the date and records a recent temperature reading.
Weather Summary from Local Station
Highest 24 degrees at 2 15 pm. Lowest 12 degrees at 5 am. Wind 26 mph from the west at 10 46 am. Normal precipitation since January 1 0.26 inch. Aches in joints and muscles noted. Advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills claims relief for kidney trouble and back pain. Classifieds mention State Leader Want Ads bring results.
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K. W. Kit
Kidney Trouble Pain Relief Remedy Roars Noted
Sufferers from kidney trouble report backache and rheumatic pains at night. The nuptured text hints at a lingering health remedy claim and restless nights.
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Ociety Telephone
Olga F. Hearst
Women’s Relief Corps OF
Sew'ng Cirle
Red Cross and Tobacco Fund
Voravolo
Rotary
Robert Etolingham
Huet
Mra Lindetrom
Emerson Darton
Lingo Alto
la Paloma
Nadine Robinson
Mra
WL. Crabbe
Mise Josele Latiers
A. Jessup
St Mark's Church
Jean Miller Deering
David Miller
Iowa
Miller
TEB. RK
Athletic Club
Pariah House Yesteriny
Ts. BR. AC. Lee
Omter
Smailley Hanish
Whiteee
Nimmo Duffey
A . Kingham Bucke
Kitchen
Jessup
Roderick N. Maston
E. E. Brace
Addresses Missionary Society
A. W. Harrie Sett
Harris, Me
the Plaine
Warren
Cehorel Pershiby
John Pubank
Gay Graves
Nebert Graves
Kimball
Neb
Florence Hartsel
Mountain States Telephone Company
John McDonald
Army and Navy Union Auxiliary
Fort Russell
Akuradar
J.C. Williams
Jenry
EB. Stubs
L. A. Bal- Yinger
G. F. Self
William J. McDonald
Jr. C. Hansen
Chevenne
Mannah Zanderwert
J. €. Hansen
Mra. Moloney
Mins Layton
Raest
P. C. Crabbe
Charles Anderson
la Grande
Ore
Guy Rockefield
Camp Grant
Coast Artillery
Puget Sound
Camp Upton
Camp Crant
Oregon
A. A. Underwood
Mrs. One Pigs
Laramie, Wyo
S. M. Seligmann
A. R. Wilson
Mr. J. 1. Seradish of
Mra. W. &. Pleg of
Mra. C. L. Altus
East
N. A. Eiliott
Pine Blutts
Mr. and
Mra. C. L. Titus
T. Kennedy
Seattle
Wash
Bishop
Thomas
Central Avenue
Mia
Fess
Deyo Hasbrouck
the Plains
Mav
Kasbrouck
House of Representatives
Myra
Hasbrouck
Ault
Cold
Gladys Hasbrouck
Mre
State University
Sugen Brelach
L. R. Tyson, Jr
Ray, Jr
L. BR. Tyson
Mises Lattie Doty
Will Kell
Jenney Tunnicliffe
Tha T
Slater
Will Reid
Kansas
Everett
Kansas Aericultural College
Manhattan
Toro
Mra. E
George Kitselman
Francis
Dorothy
Rawlhins
Kitselman
Mrs. Reid
Mr. W. W. Dumm
Will Remaio
Eleanore Leighton
Wanieg
J. C. Williams
Digene Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Mr. Della White
Denslans
Learm
Che
Agalon
Joho
Hom
Pershing Heights
Tethek
Capitel Avenue
Methodist
Salvation Army
West Seventeenth Street
Pital
Mrs. White
J. F. .O'Hern
Cleveland
Ohio
D. P. Porter
Los Angeles
the Plains Hotel
Mr. & B. Hamill
Chicago
James McPherson
P. H. Parkhurst
Denver,Colo
N. A. Elliott
Hoover
Ogden, Utah
Besse of
Anthich, Neb
the Plaine Hotel
Weather Report
Department of Agricultive, Weather Bureau
Dinneen
Wyoming
W. E. Dinneen
Lincoln Highway
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