Women's Relief Corps in Cheyenne aids aged veterans
The Women’s Relief Corps of Cheyenne continues its social and philanthropic work for Civil War veterans. The group meets the first and third Fridays, with Sewing Circle every other Wednesday at members’ homes. Mrs. Henry I Stubbs leads the corps, with Mrs. Ida Ballinger and Mrs. S. C. Williams among officers. A meeting at Mrs. Lows Manewal’s home on East Nineteenth Street announced five new members, bringing total to 33. A program featured music by local performers and a talk by deputy state superintendent Joseph Latier. A social hour followed with tea and cake.
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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
Lingo Alto
la Paloma
Nadine Robinson
Mra
WL. Crabbe
Mise Josele Latiers
A. Jessup
Benefit Card Party for Florence Crit ten Home
The Cheyenne branch of Florence Critten Home hosts a benefit card party on Wednesday afternoon January 29 in the Women's club room at the Carnegie Worary, 2 p.m., to raise funds with a silver basket for offerings and tea for non players. a concerted effort to gather support for the cause. The furnace of St Mark's church plans an informal reception Tuesday afternoon January 28 at 4 p.m. in the Parish House with a musical program and tea. attendance encouraged. Mrs Jean Miller Deering is to arrive in Cheyenne Monday to join her father David Miller on the trip back to Iowa to aid in his health. The TEB RK defeated the Athletic club of the Parish House yesterday by 16 to 1. the lineup lists Ts BR AC Lee, Smailley Hanish, White, Nimmo, Duffey, Kingham, Bucke, Kitchen.
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Cheyenne
Florence Critten Home
Women’s Club
Carnegie Worary
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
School Board Leader Speaks at PTA Meeting
Superintendent Jessup addressed parents and teachers at the second Church PTA association meeting held Friday January 24. After a brief business session the program included Manosolo and Ballads Repose by Schomano, presented by Mrs. William A. Riner.
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Associatio
Schomano
William A. Riner
Judge and Mrs Maston Host Dinner in City Home
Judge and Mrs Roderick N Maston entertained intimate friends Saturday at 204 East Twenty second Street with a dinner. Dr David F E Kendall, house member, will occupy the Methodist church pulpit this evening, linking to the centraliry movement. Kendall spent ten weeks in New York for the effort. 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 home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs W T Dumm presented a review of the national convention in Columbus where she was a delegate. Rev E E Brace briefly reviewed the centenary movement. Mrs H G Brace and Mrs L Gants of Casper attended as guests.
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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 Officials May Gather in Denver Early February
Road officials from multiple states and federal agencies are slated to meet in Denver to discuss good roads. Attendees include B J Firth from San Francisco and J K E Mewes of Portland, district engineers for the U S Bureau. The conference also involves T W Nor Crom, assistant chief of the U S Forest Service, Washington, and L F Koelop, district forester, and J P Martin, district engineer for the Forest Service Afforict No 4 from Ogden.
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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
Births and local travel notes from Derby and Denver
Birth announcement for Betty Jase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Pigg of Derby Wyoming. Mrs. Pigg formerly Gladys Titus. Mr and Mrs A H Marble with John Clay returned Friday from Denver stock show. P J Quaday of Kommarer and John Hay of Rock Springs en route from Denver spent Saturday in the city.
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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 Reported in City Over Weekend
C. Shaw of Aria Wyoming visits the city for the weekend at Hotel Plalos. A. Lee Bullington from Sheridan enjoys a two week stay. A. W. Harrie heads home to Harris, Maine. Mia, F. G. Hoggett of New York also noted as visiting.
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C. Shaw
Aria
Wyo
Plalos
A. Lee Bullington
Sheriden
City
Visiting IO in City Located at the Plaine
A visitor from IO travels to the city at the Plaine, noting the location as the central point of their trip. The report outlines movement through the Plaine region and mentions the local features encountered during the visit.
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the Plaine
Sunshine Society Facial Meeting At Mrs Newlis Home
The Sunshine society will hold a facial meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Newlis, 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 Guards Monster Fesae and Local Social Notes
Cheyenne scenes include a theater weirspiel with a blue star flag outside the Mansion of Warren’s home and a Denver stock show visit by Gay Graves and Nebert Graves of Kimball Neb. Officer We. S. P. remains on indefinite furlough for health. Mrs. A. H. Officer hosts in Kin ton New Mexico before San Diego. Mr Jam Officer convalesces from influenza while Mrs. Florence Hartsel becomes district cashier of Mountain States Telephone. Various locals attend gatherings at Fort Russell and Denver, including C. Hansen Cheyenne and out of town guest Miss Layton. Charles KE Anderson, formerly private secretary to A. B. Forbes, now serves in the army and has been promoted to sergeant major before honorable discharge. he visits his aunt in Laramie.
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We. S P
A. H. Officer
Kinton
N. M
San Diego
Calif
Jam Officer
California
Charles KE. Anderson
Anderson
A. B. Forbes
Laramie
Notable Local Meeting Yields Small School Progress
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Pitt as officers in a school group. Frank Atte of Denver achieved a win at a 2 p m event. The item mentions a north side venue 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 trustees and officials hosted by Commissioner Creager
Commissioner J O Creager entertained visiting school trustees and superintendents in Cheyenne. Attendees included J F Young Mort Washakie Thomas Finnerty Hi valley 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 arrived with brother-in-law Guy Rockefield. Captain Anderson traveled from Camp Grant after demobilization and later returned to Oregon.
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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
Charles Anderson
la Grande
Ore
Guy Rockefield
Anderson
Camp Grant
Coast Artillery
Puget Sound
Camp Upton
Camp Crant
Oregon
Behold the Man sermon and church services at First Baptist
Morning service at 11 a m with Rev Ross on Behold the Man. Sunday School at 9 45. B Y P U at 6 30. Evening service at 7 10 with Rev Carl Eikerenkottar of the YWCA. Port Thussedl organist to provide special music. Members urged to attend to vote on calling a new pastor.
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First Baptist Church
Rev. Ross
Summy School
BR. Y. P
Carl Eikerenkottar
Y. VW
Port Thussedl
Methodist Church Services and Centennial Message
Regular services are held at the Methodist church with Sunday school at 9 45 and church at 11 The evening service at 7 30 features Dr David I Kendall superintendent of the Sheridan district speaking on The Church of All Nations a Home Missionary Story The address promises to highlight the centenary move and music has been arranged.
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Methodist Church
David i. Kendall
Sheridan
Church of All Nations
Presbyterian and St Mark's Schedule With Evening Talk
Presbyterian church holds regular Sunday services with morning theme Work and Wage. Rev Stubblefield discusses Rugala in evening address. St Marks Episcopalian lists Holy Communion at 7 46 am and other services noon Sunday school 9 45 am morning prayer 11 am with 3 29 pm bap tism and 7 30 pm address. Salvation Army invites attendance at 415 West Seventeenth Street.
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Stubblefield
Rugala
St. Mark's
Haly
Conj
Visitors and locals stay at the Plains hotel and beyond as winter returns
The passage lists visitors and residents in Denver including Mrs White who fractured her leg twice re breaking it, Mrs Lane's father W W Lane arriving safely at Redondo Beach California to spend the winter at 306 South Broadway, and several travelers from Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago Pine Bluffs Ogden Anthich Neb. The notes mention plans for return trips in spring and multiple short stays around the Plains hotel area.
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W. W. Lane
Charles Fh. Lane
Redondo Beach
Calif
Sunny Rag
South Broadway
Lane Dees
Choyeane
Weather report from the Department of Agriculture
A weather bulletin lists a.m. and p.m. readings with temperature around 25 degrees, relative humidity 64 percent, wind from the west, and noted deviations from normal temperatures for the date.
Weather and health notes from early edition
The record lists a high of 24 degrees at 2 15 p m and a low of 12 degrees at 5 a m with a 26 mph westerly wind at 10 46 a m. It notes 0.26 inch of precipitation since January 1 and mentions aches in joints and muscles. An ad endorses Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.
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K. W. Kit
Kidney Trouble Sufferers Report Restlessness at Night
A fragment notes sufferers with kidney trouble experience backache and rheumatic pains and restlessness at night. The readable text emphasizes discomfort and nighttime disturbance.
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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
Jessup
Roderick N. Maston
E. E. Brace
Addresses Missionary Society
A. W. Harrie Sett
Harris, Me
Mia, F. GO. Hoggett
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
C. L. Titus
Mountain Stairs Telephonoe and Telegraph Company
Shoshoni
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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