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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
11
Baseball results from yesterday show multiple NL games with line scores and battery pairings. Notable entries include Adams and Blackwell for New York, Casper and Leb for Brooklyn, and Eller and Lirque for Washington, along with other battery duos and pitcher lists across Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Boston and related clubs.
County farm bureau hosts home demonstration clubs in July with sessions in Milladale Federal Burns and Carpenter weighing 48 children under six. Laura Winter from Platte County offers a feeding schedule plan and expert talks enhance child welfare outreach in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
The War Camp Community Service hosted a dancing party at post headquarters on Monday evening inviting town young women to dance with enlisted men. Jazzy music drew a crowded floor from 8 30 until 4 30. Tag dances proved very popular. Visitors in Cheyenne included Roscoe Spaulding and wife from San Diego, Fairbrother, Castleman and family, Ballard and Holland from Omaha, J P Smith, J J McIntyre and R B Hume from Kansas City, and C E Chilcott from Washington DC.
Leave For Their Home in Pittsburgh Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Downey Miss Ethel Downey and Mrs. Annie B. Beatty of Pittsburgh Pa spent the past week here the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.K. Beatty 2023 Seymour. Mrs. Fred Schilling and young daughter Rose Joyce are spending a few days in Denver.
The article reports Miss [Name] arguing that women’s suffrage should be ratified in all states by 1920. She asserts that American women fulfilled their centenary prophecy and aims to secure nationwide ratification as a pivotal achievement.
Mrs E L Bristol and Mrs Cleveland accompany Mr and Mrs Peter Macfarlane to Wheatland for several weeks visit. Venice Guernsey a University of Wyoming student visited her mother and sister over the weekend. Martha Ketchum, recent guest of Mr and Mrs Max W Ball, returns to Belnider. Marjorie Watson of Omaha visits Mr and Mrs John Astle. Zola Gedham of Sioux City arrives as guest of Mr and Mrs T H McGee. Jack Elliott and family depart Chalk Bluffs after Frontier Week hosted by Mr and Mrs John Astle.
Lieutenant Ralph D. Dolsen arrives from overseas at Newport News Virginia and plans to join his wife who travels there. Mrs Dolsen will visit Lansing Michigan and see relatives. Others head home from Cheyenne Fort D. A. Russell and Long Beach California while cousins in Denver and Laramie host guests.
The Past Noble Grand Association meets this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Proctor. Numerous visitors arrive or stay in Cheyenne including Mr. and Mrs. George Kitselman from Rawlings with daughters, and many others from Des Moines, St. Louis, Denver, San Francisco, Jersey City, Chicago, and more. Caseload of short visits and departures framed by Frontier Week activities.
The Molter Transport Corps convoy to the Pacific coast will reach Cheyenne on August 6 and stay until August 8. Commanded by Col. Charles W. McClure, it includes 62 motor vehicles and 255 enlisted men with a medical detachment. Captain J W Murphy accompanies the convoy as recruiting officer. The ward pay remains unchanged. Local recruiting aims to enlist more men into motor transport and air service training during the visit.
Three resignations were announced at the state capitol yesterday. M. C. Price, private secretary to Governor Carey, resigns effective August 4 to pursue business in Casper. He will be replaced by B. W. Bennett of Cody, a former major in the American expeditionary forces and recent head of the blue sky department of the state examiner’s office. C. M. June, member of the state board of equalization, resigns effective August 1 to enter the livestock business in Johnson county. successor not named. Dr. W. L. Hammond, deputy state veterinarian, resigns effective August 4 to engage in business in Cheyenne. successor not named.
All persons with claims against the Frontier Day committee are asked to present them at the secretary's office at 1724 Capitol Avenue. Secretary T. Joe Camile notes L. B. Laird is in Worland and visiting Cheyenne. D. W. Lowe's Gasper is in Cheyenne on business. G. EF Stramberg of Casper is visiting. George Powell and party from Glenrock are in the city. GW. F. Cawridas of Wheatland arrived Monday on business.
State Superintendent Katherine A. Morton returns from Casper after attending Wyoming State Teachers' Association executive committee meeting. Accompanied by A. A. Slade, state commissioner of education, who plans northern Wyoming stops before returning to the capital.
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