Society News Highlights From Local Cheyenne
The high school fund drives two events this weekend a Friday gym dance and a Saturday entertainment headlined by Mr Schaffer from Colorado Springs aiding the year book fund. The Woman's Club meets at the Carnegie library with Mrs Mentzer in charge and Madame Guerin to speak. A bridge tea hosted by Mrs Taulbee honors Mrs Taulbee and Mrs Gill. Madame Guerin addresses city women and eyes a future invitation to speak before the state legislature. Samuel Asher party arrives in Los Angeles after a cross state tour and plans return to Cheyenne. Mrs Stubbs receives national aide appointment from the National W R C. Mr and Mrs Becker depart for a Denver trip.
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Dariat
Schaffer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
William G. Mentzer
William Dubois
Harold Vaughan
Madame Guerin
Cheyenne
Samuel Asher
Los Angeles
California
James Kilty
Lester Asher
Weather Log For Jan First Week Summary
The report notes clear conditions with a 6 am temperature of 42 and 6 pm reading of 38 to 49, high of 53 at 1:10 pm, low of 36 at 7:10 am, and wind from the west at 24 mph. Precipitation since January 1 totals 0.19 inches, with 0.00 inches in the last 24 hours. Relative humidity ranged 34 to 55 percent.
Highways Weather Report for Cheyenne Roads Generally Good
Roads out of Cheyenne are generally good with some rough stretches in lower spots. Weather conditions mentioned imply stable travel but caution advised on uneven pavement in dips.
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Cheyenne
Mullen Funeral to be Held Tomorrow
The remains of John Mullen formerly of this city who died Sunday morning at Wheatland will be received Wednesday evening by W. W. Dumm mortuary. The funeral is set for Thursday at 9 o clock at Saint Marys cathedral with Rev. James A Hartman officiating and interment at Olivet cemetery.
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John Mullen
Wheatland
W. W. Dumm
Saint Mary’s Cathedral
James A. Hartman
Olivet Cemetery
Cheyenne Boy Scouts Expand With Three Active Troops
Cheyenne Scouts report progress as three live troops operate under a city charter council led by Frank M. Bruner with Bruce E. Jackson as acting scout executive. Troop 4 at Central School, Troop 2 from First Baptist Church, and Troop 3 from Converse School each show strong interest, with leaders Davis, Jackson, Fer ry, and O Kelly guiding them. A School for Scout Leaders will run weekly at the high school with turnout invited from men willing to coach boy leaders.
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Cheyenne
Boy Scouts
Frank M. Bruner
A. S. Jessup
Bruce E. Jackson
Central School
David Davis
Stock Growers National Bank
First Baptist Church
Bruce HE. Jackson
van A. Ferry
Percy O'Kelly
Converse
Jackson
Call for Volunteers to Build City Programs
Training is planned and a sizable group is hoped to form to supply enough men to carry on the program in the city. The appeal asks for volunteers, stressing the vital importance of the work and asking, Will you be one.
City Considers Central Purchasing Agent Plan
City commissioners study centralizing buying through a single purchasing agent to cut costs and improve oversight. Currently departments place individual orders, causing missed discounts and potential duplicate payments. A recent case showed two identical bills processed separately before warrants were paid.
Wyoming's Only Lady Barber Visits Texas
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown known as the only lady barber in Wyoming left Cheyenne for a Texas visit with her son to oversee oil interests. She expects to stay about a month.
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Elizabeth Brown
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Texas
City Commissioners to Meet With Advisory Board
City commissioners will hold their first meeting with an advisory board formed by Rotary Club representatives Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Labor Trades assembly and other organizations Thursday night this week to discuss city problems.
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Rotary Club
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
The
Labor Trades Assembly
Community Service Ends Saturday Farewell Dance Planned
The Community Service, Inc. will end its work this month with a final farewell dance at the K of C Hall. C A Daniels, executive secretary, will remain in Cheyenne briefly to settle affairs. The Army and Navy club will close. the American Legion will use Chamber of Commerce rooms as the club site is not available.
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Community Service, Inc
C. A. Daniels
Cheyenne
Army and Navy Club
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
CG. Hall
War Department declines to secede Poore remains at Fort Russell
Cheyenne efforts to influence the War Department failed as Brigadier General B A Poore stays at Fort D A Russell. Pershing said he cannot override department orders. Senators Kendrick Warren and Walton confirmed Poore’s transfer to Camp Lewis was at the Western Department’s request and urged no interference. Governor Carey reported the same.
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Cheyenne
War Department
B. A. Poore
Fort D. A. Russell
Pershing
Poore
Fort Russell
Ed. P. Taylor
J. B. Kendrick
Francis E. Warren
A. D. Walton
Camp Lewis
Western Department
Carey
Assessor Names District Assistants Named for County
Assessor John Schuneman yesterday announced the appointment of district assessors. The appointees and their districts are Roy Bevans in district 2 James F. McGovern in district 3 E A Moorhouse in district 4 KR F Brown in district 5 Wesley Bastian in district 6 and Ed Oline in district 8. Districts 1 2 5 and 8 align with the same numbered school districts. District 3 covers school districts 3 and 40. District 4 covers 4 and 6. District 7 covers 7 and 9.
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John Schuneman
T, B, McDonough
Roy Bevans
James F. McGovern
E. A. Moorhouse
KR. F. Brown
Wesley Bastian
Ed. Oline
Cheyenne Merchant Dies in New York
M. S. Lewis proprietor of the M. S. Lewis clothing store at 1616 Pioneer Avenue died Sunday at Rochester New York after illness. Word of his death reached Cheyenne yesterday. The funeral will be held in Philadelphia where the body has been sent for burial. Mr. Lewis conducted business in Cheyenne for about 45 years.
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M. S. Lewis
Pioneer Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Cheyenne
Philadelphia
Lewis
Funeral Services for Archie Carter Today
Funeral services for Archie Carter color ed who died Sunday at his home 1809 Snyder street age 88 will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon at the African Methodist church Rev Parsons in charge. Clyde Early Bricker Brothers arrange details He is survived by one son and one daughter Mr and Mrs G W Carter and four grandchildren Mrs W W Johnson of Laramie Thomas Carter Nathan Carter and G W Carter Jr all of this city Archie Carter was an uncle of Morrison Henderson of San Francisco.
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Archer Carter
Snyder Street
African Methodist Church
Parsons
Clyde Early-Bricker Brothers
G. W. Carter
W. W. Johnson
Laramie
Thomas Carter
Nathan Carter
G. W
Begg's Mustline and Mustarines for Rheumatic Pain Relief
An ad touts Begg's Mustline and Begg's Mustarines as hot remedies for rheumatic pains inclucing ost rheumatic aches, sciatica, and gout. It claims heat provides permanent relief, notes they blister less than traditional poultices, and lists additional uses such as lumbago backache neuritis pleurisy bronchitis sore throat and chest colds. Available 30 and 60 cents from S G Wells & Co LeRoy NY.
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Beg
Begg
S. G. Wells & Co
LeRoy, N
Potato Profiteers Unmasked in West
Investigation by the U S Department of Justice shows thousands of tons of potatoes stored at Yakima and nearby areas north of Seattle as growers withhold supply awaiting higher prices. Dealers are offered potatoes at 100 dollars per ton in Seattle. Frost damage and rumored eastbound shipments are cited to justify the surge, though officials note only a small crop was damaged and no heavy eastern shipments occurred.
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Seattle
United States Department of Justice
Yakima
Card Party and Social by Wyoming Co-Operative Assn
The public is invited to a card party and social at K. C. hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
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Wyoming Co-Operative Association
K. C. Hall
Shoes for less at Stark's
Stark's Shoes offers the season's newest models at unexpectedly low prices. The display features footwear from leading manufacturers with proven wearing and style quality. The store promotes a comfortable fit for difficult feet, inviting customers to visit.
W. L. Douglas Shoes Back to Old Prices
For years W. L. Douglas Shoes have satisfied thousands of wearers. The company will not lower quality or price, and we recently received a large shipment of shoes ordered over a year ago. We are selling today at the old prices, ranging from the earlier established figures.
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W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Co
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