Fort Russell hostesses host lively weekend social at post
Lucille McNamee from Los Angeles attended a dinner at the colonel's quarters with a large group from town and Fort Russell. Guests enjoyed a hop at post headquarters and a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Rand. Several visitors and residents, including Mrs McNamee and Mrs Billy Walker, were noted across extended weekend events at the fort and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille McNamee
Los Angeles
McNamee
Fort D. A. Russell
Post Headquarters
Elizabeth McCabe
Rawlins
Emelyn Green
Lieutenant Green
Frances Mandell
Detroit
Mandell
Miss Cameron
Watkins
Miss Barnhouse
Bullene
Miss Edwards
Axton
Merriweather
Tramey
Miss Battle
Battle
Charles Bristol
Tithe
Bureh
Cox
Hagees
Newton
Dorland
Waldron
Green
Conrad
Mwing
Falk
Williamson
Fred Walker
Fort Russell
Fort
Rand
The
Billy Walker
Town
Bigelow
Harvey
Blanchard
Ramey
Guitis
Elizabeth Kieffer
Vilmillon
Edards
Lozier
Richart
Post
Walker
Brief Wyoming governor in temporary authority during holiday trip
Secretary of State acting governor for a few hours Friday as Governor Carey traveled toward Devil's Tower to attend a Fourth of July celebration. The trip took him into Nebraska and South Dakota, placing gubernatorial power with the Secretary of State during that interval. Similar arrangements will occur on the return journey to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Chaplin
Wyoming
Carey
Devil’s Tower
Crook County
Nebraska
South Dakota
Govers
Lincoln Highway Blading Reaches City Limits
State highway department bladers operate east of Cheyenne, using light machines hauled by trucks to smooth the Lincoln Highway near the city limits. The work shores up rough spots and reshapes the road without disturbing the foundation, along the east side of the cemetery rather than the eastern lake approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Lake Minnehaha
Cheyenne Roads Mostly Good with Some Rough Segments
All main routes out of Cheyenne are generally in good condition. The Fort Collins road is fair beyond the state line to Crquse, construction affects Gree ley road, and the Cheyenne area road is rough near Lincoln highway by Hillsdale. Other rough stretches lie west of Medicine Bow and Casper.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Fair
State Line
Crquse
Greeley
Lincoln Highway
Hillsdale
Medicine Bow
Casper
Services Called Off at Conditional Church for Repairs
Due to ongoing repairs there will be no services at the Conditional Church today. A morning service will be held July 11 at The Rocks near Granite Springs Reservoir on Lions Trail Road with carpool arrangements through Mr. Fred LaPash. A note on meals and shelter for attendees is included, and several church notices follow from St. Marys Cathedral and Church of Christ about mass times, catechism, and Sunday School.
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Church of Christ, Sopust
St Mark's Episcopal Church Service Schedule
The parish at Nineteenth Street and Central Avenue announces worship details led by Rector Rev Charles A Bennett. Communion at 7:45 am Sunday School at 9:45 am Litany and Holy Communion at 11:00 am Evening Prayer at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopa
Nineteenth Street
Central Ave
Charles A. Bennett
Itoly
Methodist Episcopal Newton Service Notes
The Newton Methodist Episcopal church on Central Ave. and East Eighteenth St. led by Minister Newton M. Temple announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. morning preaching at 11 a.m. with the sermon Deliver Us From Evil. Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m. preaching at 8 p.m. with subject Pauls Declaration of Independence. A welcome for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
East Eighteenth St
Newton M. Temple
Epworth League
Weekend Guests in Mitchell Nebraska Visit Mrs Leiniger
Weekend in Mitchell Nebraska features visitors hosted by Mrs Charles Leiniger as part of a social gathering. The event centers on hospitality and local community ties with notable guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Nebraska
Charles Leiniger
Presbyterian church announces Sunday services and patriot program
Pastor J. S. Stubblefield leads Sunday School at 9:745 a m and the 11 o clock service with Lord's supper and reception of members. Evening worship at 7 p m features Patriot Service titled Our Country led by Christian Endeavor with Miss Corey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
J. S. Stubblefield
Patrio U Fman& Ketenes Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Morning Worship and Evening Sermon
The First Baptist Church invites all with no church home to attend. Dr. Andrews will deliver morning and evening sermons. Sunday School begins at 9 45 with B Y P U and tea in the evening at 8 00. Music by the regular choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Andrews
Birth of The American Republic painting scene
The painting depicts the committee on declaration led by Thomas Jefferson presenting the completed Declaration of Independence to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia. John Hancock sits as the reader reviews the document while John Adams Roger Sherman Robert R Livingston Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin stand nearby and Charles Thompson stands to the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
John Hancock
John Adams
Roger Sherman
Robert R. Livingston
Benjamin Franklin
Charles Thompson
Dinner Stories and Easter Voices at the Church
A mother scolds Frances for loud arrivals then praises a quiet descent. George sings a solo on Easter at Sunday school and quips about hearing his own voice. Humorous exchanges with Enery and Bill reveal quick wit and local color in a church community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Big Sunday School
Improvements At Sloan's Lake Camping Ground Near Finish
Work on the municipal camping ground at Sloan's lake is virtually complete. Final touch will be adding more trees to create a beautified campsite. hurdles remain minor as fence work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan's Lake
Camp ground improvements and tourist accommodations expanded
The camp has seen spacious improvements including updated tinning water, telephone and information services. More trees will be planted to complete the grounds, fences moved to the city line, gates built, and roads graded for better access and safety.
Wyoming Extension News Bulletin Highlights County Work
The monthly bulletin outlines Extension Department activities across the county. It notes program implementations, field demonstrations, and community education efforts supported by local agents and the Wyoming Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Extension News
The
University of Wyoming notes on Tavearmie County farming
The College of Agriculture reports Seed purchases totaling 3000 dollars distributed to farmers. A major silo campaign is planned with thirteen farmers lined up for silos and plans to build tile and eight pit silos. Rodent control has issued one thousand pounds of poisoned bait so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colegy of Agriculture
University of Wyoming
Tavearmie County
Tive Wil
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