Cheyenne Social and Military News Highlights
Governor Houx family travel plans fill the page with visits to Saratoga and Cody. Jolly Junior girls plan a mountain camping trip near Cheyenne with chaperons. Local gatherings include a Red Cross benefit and a Fourth of July dance at Fort Russell amid farm and club activities and hospital news.
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Frank L. Hous
Douglas
Mias Maude Dawea
Miases Thorn
Mercedes Houx
Mra. Houx
Saratoga
Paulson Ranch
Vera Houz
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Vera
Thermopolis
Charles D. Carey
Williams
Fort Russell
Horse Creek
Jolly Junior Club
Converse School
Cheyenne
Fred Hofman
Robert Davidson
Helen Nimmo
Nancy Hoggard
Gladys Tyson
Louise Hofmann
Helen Davidson
Hazel Stevens
Anna Nelson
Carew Mil
Joseph M. Carey
Port Aobaria Society Honors Col Mort and Mrs Short
Colonel Walter M Short commandant at Fort Russell and Mrs Short were honored at an informal reception Sunday evening given by Mire Milcabeth Kelffer, a longtime friend, marking a delightful renewal of friendship and social ties in Port Aobaria.
Visiting List 26 Highlights Local Social Roundup
The Misses Gall and Gretchen Boyee visited Denver and Boulder while in Cheyenne. Dr. J. B. Guthrie returned from Chicago after attending medical events and a course. Mrs. Marvin H. Taulbee, formerly Miss Elizabeth Gill, arrived from Palo Alto with her husband in the Bird Regiment era. Mrs. Jesse Gilmer came back from Palo Alto with her husband Sergeant Gilmer. Mrs. O. W. McPhetridge and Alice plan a Denver visit. Mrs. William F. Nieman and Irene Nieman arrive to live in Cheyenne. Mrs. Minnie and Mrs. Marie Gill, state office workers, greet their mother and sister. John W. Howard returns from a fishing trip to Saratoga and Cherokee Park. Carl Ralfe of Rawlins visits Mollie Ingersoll. Sun aganoseap leaves for home with Mrs. Inger accompanying. Chartie to be pronounced after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Gretchen Boyee
Denver
Cheyenne
Boulder
J. B. Guthrie
Chicago
Guthrile
American Medical Association
Chicago Polyclinic
Papineau
Kankakee
Marvin H. Taulbee
Palo Alto
Cal
Fremont
Field Artillery
Taulbee
Elizabeth Gill
John Gill
Jesse Gilmer
Gilmer
Ird Field Artillery
O. W. McPhetridge
Alice McPhetridge
William F. Nieman
Raw- Hines
Misa Irene Nieman
David Lock
Mieses
Minnie
Marie
Cheyene
John W. Howard
Saratoga
Cherokee Park
Carl Ralfe
Rawlins
Mollie Ingersoll
Sunaganoseap
Inger
Chartie
Sunshine Society Urges Members to Meet Promptly
The Sunshine Society invites its members to gather promptly, with attendance expected for a brief meeting and notices to be shared on current society activities.
Help One Another Club Shifts Meeting Day
The Help One Another club changes its schedule to meet on Welande afternoon instead of Thursday. After the library business session at 2 PM the group plans to head to Red Cross headquarters for a community service project led by A. A. Undori.
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Red Cross
Welnande
A. A. Undori
Church Circles and Willing Workers Meet at Local Halls
The Girls' Society of St. Mark's plans a wimmer and a final good after a devotion period. Members will meet at the Parish House at 5:45 PM for a journey picnic at Pioneer Park with hostesses led by Louise Stimedn and Mary Carpenter. The Willing Workers hold a Friday meeting with Mrs. J. E. Stimson.
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W. c. Tv
Wimera
Carnegie Mbrary
Tewrelock
Rls
BedendsKiente
Girls’ Ly Society of
Pariah House
Pioneer Park
Louise Stimedn
Mary Carpenter
Julia Freeborn
Gladys Long
Mildred McIntosh
Kathryn Bennitt
Ruth Cook
Irene Kingis
Jon Wid
O. Wittersree
SeAlddngton
J. E. Stimson
Many Nebraskans visit Cheyenne and Laramie area
Sidney resident C A Bauer transacted business in Cheyenne, with numerous visitors including H W Bilder and Carl Scott from North Platte, Stephen Haines of Pine Pinfis and others from Casper, Pine Bluffs, Divide, Horse Creek, Laramie and Cambria.
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C. A. Bauer
Sidney
Neb
H. W. Bilder
Carl Scott
North Platte
Stephen Haines
Pine Pinfis
C. H. Brooks
Casper
Henry Hanson
Pine Bluffs
Bert Morrison
Divide
Cc. C. Parker
J. 8. O'Kelley
Horse Creek
Cheyenne
W. A. Noble
New Raymer
J. H. Woods
J. A. Johnson
Laramie
Co. W. Allen
E. J. Shehan
Tobey
Ira Kelley
Percy Palmer
Julia
T. B. Bennett
Bennett OU Drilling Company
BK. W. Olsen
Chappel
William
Wilkinson
J. M. Gray
Wheatland
Joseph L. Norman
Theyeupe
Frank Lippes
Cambria
J. Abrend
Hartville
Alex Anderson
Wesley Kelley
Ping Bittits
Tank Recruiter to Visit Denver for One Day
Lieutenant Garland, a recruiting officer, will travel from Denver to Cheyenne on Wednesday July 8 for one day. He is authorized to enlist qualified men into the government tank service and will be at the regular army recruiting station for any interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Denver
Cheyenne
Government
Will McInernes
Boyd Cigar Stores
Draft Board
Auto men convicted in U.S. court for mail fraud
In New York a federal jury found six officers and the Emerson Motor Co. involved in a mail fraud scheme. Willis George Emerson promoted Garatoga and Encampment industries but his name did not appear among the convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Motor Co
Itaels
U. S
New York
Willis George Emerson
Garatoga
Encampment Industries
Emerson
Fireworks Rules Pinch July Fourth Noise in State
Fireworks Sales Limited with government explosive inspectors have limited kinds and sizes of fireworks to be sold on July 4. Only smaller firecrackers and fireworks will be used, under special county clerk permits. The usual Fourth noise will be reduced and many towns ban firecrackers entirely.
Cheyenne Busy with Fishing and Auto Tourists
Osiermen lined rivers creeks and lakes near Cheyenne as weekend fishing proved excellent. Sunday drew many automobile tourists from New York and California and other states passing through town to the mountains and Slédane Lake camping grounds saw good patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mountains
Colorado
New York
California
Slédane Lake
Was Not Married Iugo Freund Denies Reported Marriage
The Elkhorn cafe man Iugo Freund says reports of his marriage are greatly exaggerated. He states he was not married and had no intention of marrying, never in company with the woman named, and that papers published the claim as a town joke while he was away. Waitresses scarce as restaurants seek staff amid wartime departures. Vagrants in the city trouble police while officials offer work or exile to those convicted of crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iugo Freund
Elkhorn Cafe
Pelice
Dume
Meorhers
Frontier Days
Athletics and Speaking at Fort Russell Tonight
Fort Auster hosts a mixed program with wrestling bouts led by Morgan vs Gentile at 120 pounds and boxing, plus an inspiring talk by Dr. G Gary of Pueblo First Presbyterian. Gary, a YMCA war council member, tours army posts sharing work insights for three nights. Fire on Siet and Fir streets prompted a prompt department response and quick extinguishing.
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Fort Auster
Morgan
Gentile
G. Gary
First Presbyterian Church of
Pueblo
Gary
War Counscl
VY. M.C. A
United States
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Princess Labag
Latham
Itelén Nimmél the Prince
Lowise Hermann
Hezel Stephens
Huff-Gorham Furniture Company
Matrona
St. John's
Aesset Io
Mr. Short
Fort Roswall
Chéyenné
Blerbower
Miller
Pogt
Coleman
Helen Schuyler
McGrath
Camp Funston
Kansas
Fort Ruswell
Johnson
Louisville
Kan
Beatrice Wheeler
Captain Johnson
Iabegger
Habegger
Whedtland Hospital
Port Aobaria
Sunshine Society
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Aeae
Sherman
City News
Apital Coal Company
Coal OF All Kids
Warren
Wyoming
C. N. Potter
Chas, FE. Brydenberg
W. F. Chaplain
W. W .Sprol
Helong
Schaffer Ranch
Tie Siding
Bevan Ranch
Sherman Paint Co
Edward James
Leader of Tt
St. Mark’s Church
Iowa
Joe
George Morrison
Divide District
Cheyenne Monday
Chariton
Overland
Swainson
Seventeenth Street
Rowsell
Sam Crownell
Belle Fourche
George Hughes
Metropolitan Hotel
Culinary Workers’ Union
United States District Court
State Supreme Court
Palm Beach
FT. Russell
Uish
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