Silver Medal Contest At Cheyenne Wr.T.U. Held
The annual silver medal contest by Cheyenne Wr.T.U. was held Thursday evening January 24 at the Military. Mrs. John Grainger directed the patriotic program and Miss Helen Dawson won a medal after judges F. L Crabb Mrs. W. J Gray and Mrs. W. E Hinrichs presided. A future gold medal event is planned. Skating party hosted by Ken Nimmo and Gladys Tyson drew a dozen youths despite the cold with social time by a fire. Attendees included Helen Davidson Ruth Winkleman Florence Todd Julia Argue Helen Nimmo Gladys Tyson Ben Laughlin Ambrose Ross Charlie Bristol Join Kingham Robert Dickson and Edgar Bauder. Laura Lee and Lilian Blamey will present pupils in voice and piano Wednesday at Labor Hall studio.
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Cheyenne Wr.t. U
John Grainger
General Weaver
Helen Dawson
F. L Crabb
W. J. . Gray
W. E. Hinrichs
Hich
Union For
Grainger
Gladys
Stolly Company
Helen Davidson
Ruth Winkleman
Florence Todd
Julia Argue
Helen Nimmo
Gladys Tyson
Ben Laughlin
Ambrose Ross
Charlie Bristol
Join Kingham
Robert Dickson
Edgar Bauder
Laura Lee
Lilian Blamey
Labor Hall
Trumbull Visits Laramie Friends Return Home
Mrs. L W Trumbull returns home from Laramie where she visited friends this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Boice greeted the infant son and Miss Mildred McIntosh during the visit.
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L. W. Trumbull
Laramie
Fred Boice
Mildred McIntosh
Denver Stock Show Trips Highlight Local Socials
Local residents motor to Denver for stock show visits and attend basketball games in Laramie. Families such as the Hunters and Thomases travel from Cheyenne and Quincy Illinois while others tour eastern cities and return home after holidays and honeymoons.
Women’s clubs community notices and gatherings
The O. T. club hosts a Monday dance with Kopald’s orchestra at the Parish house. The FW A. chi and Shakespeare club plan Monday meetings at local homes. Sunshine Society holds a social Tuesday at Mrs. Roach’s home with Mrs. Jordan assisting. The Woman’s club meets Wednesday afternoon at the Carnegie Library.
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O. T. Club
Kopald
Im We. A
FW. A
William DuBois
Park Addition
Shakespeare
Ray Lee
Sunshine Society
The
Frank Roach
John L. Jordan
Ges
Woman's Club
Carnegie Hibrary
Church Circles Names New Organist at St Mark’s
Miss Ina Niswander accepted the organist post at St Mark’s Episcopal Church following the resignation of Mrs Luna C Freund who becomes organist at the Presbyterian church. The Baptist Willing Workers plan Friday tea hosted by Mrs John Shirley at 502 West Twenty first street with assistant hostesses Mrs Anna R B Laverents and Mrs Gus Hamilton. The article notes a mixed quartet of performers.
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Ina Niswander
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Luna C. Freund
Presbyterian
Baptist
John Shirley
West Twenty-first Street
Anna RB. Laverents
Gus Tamilton
Music and Sunday services at local churches and Sunday school contest
At the Methodist Episcopal Church morning service Mra John Benson Evana Menara Millard and Fee will sing two numbers. Evening service features Misa Milden Ketcham Laura Lee and Lillian HBlamey with Lucille Millard to sing Hammons Behold the Master T a aseth By offertory. The woman’s quartet will sing Reaching Out His Hand to Me. A Presbyterian Sunday school contest starts tomorrow morning with points for punctuality attendance membership and collection.
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Mra
John Benson
Evana
Menara
Millard
Fee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Milden
Ketcham
Laura Lee
Lillian Hblamey
Lucille Millard
Dundee
N. Y
Hugh Millard
Hammon
Four Die and Four Hurt in Montana Train Collision
In Sheridan Wyoming on January 26 four people were killed and four injured when a Burlington freight train backed down on a steep grade and struck passenger train No. 44 from Billings to Denver near Wyokla Montana. The fatalities include Arthur A. Glifford of Crow Agency and A. E. Murdock of Reno along with Mary Jackrabbit and an Wyola Indian woman. one unidentified man also died.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Burlington Railroad
Billings
Denver
Wyokla
Mont
Arthur A. Glifford
Crow Agency
Cold wave tightens grip on Cheyenne region
A severe cold wave reached Cheyenne with the thermometer dropping to 1 degree above zero by late afternoon and forecast to fall further to 5 or 1 degrees below. Advance notice from the weather bureau reduced livestock suffering as ranchers and shippers prepared in time after the Thursday state leader warning.
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Cheyenne
Port Bowlers Challenge Teams in Cheyenne
Fort Rus enthusiasts challenge Cheyenne to form a bowling team to meet a post squad. Interested locals should contact M. Dalwis at The State Leader or P. L. Corbin at the YMCA Fort Russell to arrange Cheyenne participation.
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Port Bowlers Challenge
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
M. Dalwis
State Leader
P. L. Corbin
Funeral Services Pending For Frank Miller
Frank Miller’s funeral plans have not been announced as his daughters Wilhelmina and Foris travel from Washington and New Mexico to Cheyenne. They have been notified and are en route to attend.
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Frank Miller
Wilhelmina and
Foris
Washington
New Mexico
Cheyenne
Kidney trouble prompt care urged in patient account
Somerset Virginia resident Louis Buckner shares his experience with Foley Kidney Pills. He was run down with back pain and fatigue and reports relief after using the remedy. The ad claims quick help for backache rheumatic pains and related ailments and notes wide availability.
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Louis Buckner
Somerset
Foley
City residents invited to health survey meeting
Cheyenne citizens are invited to a Friday evening meeting at the Carnegie Library Auditorium to hear Miss Amerman read the Cheyenne health survey report and recommendations. The event is hosted by the Wyoming State Public Health Association and the City Federation of Women's Clubs, following similar surveys in Sheridan, Casper and Laramie.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming State Public Heart Association
City Federation of Women's Cluba
Carnegi Library
Amerman
Wyoming
Sheridan
Casper
Laramie
Girl Lured by Promise of Pretty Clothes Case in Cheyenne Court
Eva Lewis seventeen year old girl was lured from her home by promises of clothing and travel. She was taken to a room by Nick Chock where he summoned others and took the money she received from visitors. Chock is jailed on five thousand dollars bond awaiting next term. The case carries Wyoming penalties of one year to life. Eva's real name is withheld and she was placed in a Cheyenne humane society home before going to Florence written son home in Denver.
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W. C. Mentzer
Eva Lewis
Nick Chock
Chock
Wyoming
The
Humane Society
Florence
City crews clear Lake Minnehaha rink after snowfall
After announcing new city commissioners, workers cleared snow from Lake Minnehaha to keep skating. A sudden wind blew snow back onto the ice, disrupting the surface. City hall announced efforts to remedy the problem yesterday.
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Lake Minnehaha
Sage and Sulphur Compound Darkens Hair Delicately
Grandma used a sage and sulphur mixture to restore dark natural color and shine to hair. The Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold at drugstores, is applied with a comb strand by strand until gray tones fade. It is advertised as a cosmetic preparation not a medical treatment.
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Wyeth
Drugeiet Ayr
Snow Swept From City Sidewalks By Large Group
A large group of men spent the day clearing light snow from Cheyenne crosswalks and alley crossings. Homeowners also swept their walks, yielding unusually long spotless sidewalk stretches across the city after the business district crossings were completed in the forenoon.
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Cheyenne
Stop a Bad Cough With Pine Extract Remedy
A home remedy using Pinex pine extract mixed with syrup promises quick cough relief. The passage touts Pinex as a concentrated pine extract trusted worldwide, warns against imitators, and offers a money back guarantee with purchase directions.
Cold storage plant planned for Casper district
Fragmentary text describes a move away from business districts toward a northern area on Capitol Avenue with plans for a cold storage facility in Casper. The passage notes multiple parties proceeding before eight o’clock and references a main thoroughfare.
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Etriot
Capitol Avenue
For Sale List of Cheyenne Homes and Lots
Diverse Cheyenne real estate items including a nine room two and a half story house with attic and modern conveniences near the post office priced around 12 500 pounds, an east end nine room house with garage on east second street, several one and two story homes with various rents and prices, and building lots citywide offered at low prices.
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Cheyenne
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Ken Nimmo
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
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Peter Macfarlane
Lee Bristol
Tom Hunter
Luella Moore
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Frances Mentzer
Dorothy Fisher
Bishop
N.S. Thomas
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Ill
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Edward Prince
Guy Noll
Bishop Thomas
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the Plains Hotel
James Hutchison, Jr
Memphis
Tenn
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Archie Allison
Grace Kelley
Boyd
Ethel Miller
F. G. Bevans
Toledo
Ohio
N. C. Nelson
O. T. Chob
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Mercury
Prask Miller
Uncle Sam
Wyoming General Hospital
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Women's Clues
Fashion Shop
West 17Th St
East Suh Street
Evans Street
West Lith Street
West 26Th Street
Tod Fr
D. C. Barksdale
the Plains
Harry P. Hynds
Justice Ripe Olives
Queen Olives
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