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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
11
Social notes from the Plains hotel list visitors and residents in town including Mesdames Weeks Stoner Noblitte Mercer Hall and others. Guests, students and servicemen are mentioned along with several local homemakers and church and club events scheduled for the week.
Cheyenne Flor ence Crittenden Home hosts a benefit card party Wednesday Jan 29 in the Women's club room at the Carnegie Library at 2 p m to raise funds. A silver basket awaits gratuities and tea is offered to non players. Hostesses include Mas dames Carey Coffman Kennedy and others.
Mrs. R. A. Morton former Woman's clubs head entertained with a luncheon at 319 West Twenty-sixth street on Monday noon honoring visitors Mrs. W. R. Weeks of Lander, Mrs. J. H. Stoner, Mrs. A. J. Noblitte of Cokeville, Mrs. A. S. Mercer of Slyattville, Mrs. Charles B. Carey, and Mrs. L. B. Ammon.
True Mr and Mrs K A True Jr of 20 West Twenty seventh street announce the birth of a son born Saturday and named Samuel Diemer. The Presbyterian Aid society will meet Friday afternoon January 31 at Mrs John Jordan's home with Mrs B Lane and Mrs A B Founders assisting as hostesses. An invitation extends to visiting ladies attending legislature. Mrs A D Johnston 218 West Twenty sixth street will receive Chapter C P O members at her home Tuesday afternoon at 2 45. Mr Wos Denzelman commander of the Army and Navy Union will give supper Wednesday evening February 5. the ladies of the Army and Navy Union auxiliary are invited.
W R C members meet at Mrs Louis Manewal’s home on Fifteenth Street in January. Humane Society plans a Tuesday gathering at Mrs LC Newlins’s house with hostess assistants named. Tythian Sisters past chiefs convene at Mrs Jessen’s home Tuesday afternoon with invitations extended to visiting chiefs. Numerous travelers and residents are listed as visiting or staying in the city, with several names and places noted alongside hotel stays and social visits. A seventy year gold double dollar is mentioned in relation to a patient recounting kidney relief from Foley Kidney Pills.
An out of town wedding for Quentin K. O'Donnell Deaver Casper and Miss Sue O'Donnell O Neil Neb held at the bride's home on January 21. The couple on bridal tour returning to Casper about February 1. The bride daughter of Mrs Ellen O'Donnell of O Neil with popularity in her hometown. Deaver son of the late D Clem Deaver former immigrant agent of the Burlington system and a noted colonization expert, cashier of Casper National Bank.
Today in Minneapolis and several cities an array of postwar industry and civic gatherings unfolds. The Northern Pine Manufacturers meet in Minneapolis while St Louis hosts the American Wood Preservers convention. New York hosts a two day Farmettes conference at the forel Astor and representatives from many parties attend the Eastern Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers meeting in Philadelphia. The distillers’ comrades prepare for a national prohibition campaign in New York City. The Minnesota State Moricultural Society opens in Minneapolis with sessions through Friday. Henry H. Hall’s murder trial proceeds in Sacco Missouri. Sports include Winter racing in New Orleans and Havana, a New Jersey Golf Association meeting, Bowling entries for the International Bowling, and London Curling bonspiel. The National Automobile Dealers Association meets in Chicago and Willie Jackson vs Matt Brook headlines a boxing card in Minneapolis.
A damaged OCR fragment lists biographies and events: 1822 Alexander Mackensie leader of Iberal party in Canada born in Scotland died in Toronto April 17 1882. 1840 British Sir Warry Smith defeats Sikhs at Aliwal. 1870 Steamship City of Boston from Halifax to Glasgow vanished with 200 aboard. 1690 British hoisted at Atbara and Wady Haifa. 1916 Berlin claims capture of 1600 French in Alsace. 1916 President Wilson calls belligerents to disarm merchant ships and adopt rules.
A Little Journey profile lauds the Cheyenne Creamery as a highly sanitary, modern plant delivering pasteurized milk and dairy products. It highlights pasteurization, municipal health rules, and philanthropy like Nathan Elrius funding pasteurized milk stations for infants and families.
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