Delphian Chapter Formed In Cheyenne Society
On July 3 a group of ladies met at the city library to organize the Delphian chapter in Cheyenne. Mrs. Stella Huntington, Texas organizer, presided while Mite Maxon of California described the movement and its national reach. Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarland, longtime Denver director, has taken on duties with the local effort.
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Delphian Society i
Stella Huntington
Texas
Mite Maxon
California
Delphian Chapter Officers Elected and Meeting Schedule
Delphian lecturer lauds growing influence of chapters in Kanaan City. Mrs. Arthur Spaulding elected president with a full slate of officers and assistants. Charter and auxiliary members listed. Next meetings set for the second and fourth Thursdays at 9 in the library.
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Delphian
Kanaan
Arthur Spaulding
T. C. Rhea
J. A. Kunkle
Mra
Fred Boise
Assigiants
Thomas Hunter
C. C. Warrington
Mre. S. L. Asher
Anna Arp
Norman Black
Fred Bolse
KE. E. Claussen
T. C. Crabb
Bred
Thomas [Hunter
J. A. Kinkle
Mark Koeller
Edward Lane
Hoyt Leech
Wea
H. Lessinger
C. C. Lareen
A. F. Peabody
W. 8
Carpenter
Ed Hofender
Stephen Bonn
J. M. Cassidy
H. Altman
J. EB. Stimson
David Nimmo
P. H. Foster
J. W. Davis
A. Duffy
Delphian Society Formed by Cheyenne Young Ladies
A Cheyenne group formed a local chapter of the Delphian Society led by Miss Mary Carpenter. Officers elected include Miss Carpenter as president, Miss Nimmo as secretary treasurer, and Miss Nimmo as reporter. They plan study on epochs of progress with a first meeting at 7 30 pm July 15 at Carpenter’s home.
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Cheyenne
P Orty
Mary Carpenter
Delophian Society
Joulse Stimson
Mary Ellen Nimmo
Katherine Kinte
Thone
Miss Carpenter
Miewes Anna Arp
Mildred Bonn
Mary Jane Carpenter
Julia Coolidge
Mary Donsidy
Ruth Davis
Laura Duffy
Mildred Ford
Dorothy
Fourth of July festivities noted at Fort Russell and city parks
Cheyenne residents enjoyed a quiet holiday with picnics at City Park and Lake Minnehaha while Fort Russell hosted athletic events and auto races. A large Fourth of July dancing party at Captain and Mrs Coleman’s quarters featured decorations in national colors and a late supper, with many officers and guests listed among attendees. The regular weekly hop was planned for post headquarters.
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Cheyenne
Lake
Minnehaha
Fort Raseet
Fort Russell
Iowa
Coleman
Helen Schuyler
Bristol
Marchland
Louise Larsh
Mary Carpenter
Eva Kepler
Geraldine Murray
Mary Nimmo
Winifred Bresnahen
Mary Mahan
Thelma Hutt
Maxel Fallis
Major Howard
Major Hardy
Donovan
Gustafeon
Thompson
Phillips
Vinton
Hampton
Weeks
Stoup
Morrison
Coolman
Kinoff
Hamilton
Robb
Harris
Skull
Wilson
Warren Richardson
Local Residents Enjoy Fourth Holiday Outings
Mr and Mrs Charles Carey traveled to the ranch on Horse Creek for the Fourth. Mrs Emerick Carey returned from Denver after a brief visit. The Grier family with Miss Ninimo visited Taple Mountain for a countrified day. Spencer Dickinson and family left for Philadelphia after visiting General and Mrs John Thompson. The Ross family and their sons drove to Tampstool to join the celebrations where Mr Ross spoke.
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Charles Carey
Horse Creek
Charles, Emerick
Denver
W. R. Grier
Ethel Ninimo
Taple Mountain
Spencer
EF Dickinson
Navy
Maccabees Knitting Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Maccabees knitting group Maccabeo Red Cross will gather Friday afternoon at 2317 Warren Avenue with host Mrs Richard Grace.
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Maccabees Knitting Club
Maccabeo
Red Cros Knitting Club
Richard Grace
Warren Avenue
Church Circles and Guild Schedule This Afternoon
Baptist Willing Workers meet with Mrs. J B Stimson this afternoon. St Mark s Guild meets at 2 30 this afternoon at the Parish House.
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Baptist
J. B. Stimson
St. Mark's Guild
Pariah House
City News in Brief from Capital Coal Company and More
The Cheyenne city section reports a Fourth of July crowd with over 1000 autos from Nebraska and Colorado. Notes on new wall construction at the electric light building, concealed weapon arrests, a missing soldier’s pay, a stolen revolver, a new family settling in Cheyenne, a broken lamp shade, steady wheat prices despite higher freight, busy land office entries, and a draft board active with 60 registrants.
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Electric Light
Four new corporations filed in northern Wyoming
The secretary of state recorded articles of incorporation for Securities Trial Co of Converse county with 25000 capital, Bayery Mercantile Co of Carbon county with 256000, Custer Oil Gas and Refining Co of Casper with 600000, and Drum Oil Co of Casper with 10000. Public service hearings set for July 18 in Cody and July 20 in Powell on light and power service and Project Telephone Co rate increases.
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Securities Trial Co
Converse County
Bayery Mercantile Co
Carbon County
Custer Oil, Gas and Refining Co
Casper
Drum Oil Co
The
Public Service Commission
Cody
the Light and Power Company
Powell
Telephone C O
Commission
Local Briefs Highlight July News From Small Towns
Glencrock reports sheep herder shortages despite high wages. Basin notes 24 divorce filings in district court with 1 decree issued. Torrington revealsTrail hotel to rise three stories brick and fireproof under B F Yoder. Manville records new hardware and furniture store run by locals Slack and W W Austin. Lovela bans carnival show license after mayor Olson viewed it in Austin. Kingsle outlines Grange meeting July 10 with Ketchn and Evans as speakers. Thermopolis announces Aval Chadteagué assembly six days of bike and music events. Glencrock hopes for Burlington depot and yard expansion over 20 000 abandoned since government control.
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Torrington
B. F. Yoder
Woman's Club of the R. M. A holds midsummer session
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs L R Tyson for the midsummer session. Guests were served at 6 o'clock. Mrs Tyson chaired the business hour and formed committees on program membership and courtesy. Mrs Archer was named delegate to the City Federation. Mrs Murphy acted as treasurer until Mrs A J Miller's return.
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Woman's Club
L. R. Tyson
W. E. Hinrinchs
D. R. Kinport
John Murphy
Robert Archer
Willis Jacoba
Fred Miller
Ralph Smith
Lester Randolph
Archer
Murphy
A. J. Miller
Cheyenne
Kensington
D. C. Hudson
Jamas Hinrinchs
R. HH. ‘Dutcher
Robert O'Brien
C. V. Casselman
Dr Presley Ellsworth Status in Military Service Questioned
Dr Presley E B Ellsworth, a dentist from Glenrock Wyoming, left for Missouri to sort his military status. He was commissioned as a first lieutenant in the dental department of the medical reserve months ago but was drafted into the national army, with no change to his commission yet evident.
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Glenrock
Wyo
Presley EB. Ellsworth
la Grange
Dental Department
Medical Reserve
Thegan
National Army
Cheyenne Hotels Fill Early With Transient Travelers
Despite no public Fourth celebration, Cheyenne reported many transient visitors overnight. By Thursday pre-dawn, hotels were full with extra cots used to provide sleeping quarters for incoming travelers.
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Cheyenne
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