Class Play at Convent Promises Elaborate Entertainment
The 1518 class from the Convent of the Holy Jess presents a three act home theater at the At Wah theater tomorrow evening titled The Queen of Happiness. The elaborate production follows Happiness through scenes of Dreams Career and True Love, ending in a return to the home and a hopeful future with True Love and Patience. The cast includes Master Albert Swanson as the Father of Happiness, Francis Prwin as Strength, Pauline Schmidt as Dreams, Mildred Lynch as Money, Helen Cooper as The Mother, Evelyn Boyce as Vigilance, Lorraine von Pawel as Celebrity, Dorothy Clark as Good Time, Mary Caseidy as Discouragement, Winifred Taylor as Forgetfulness, Mary Marron as Pride, Gertrudes Sweeney as Pride, and Josephine Mullen in Forgetfulness assist roles.
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Happini
Dycama
Geens
Porgetfulnvss
Munger
Happi
Dreama
Virlance
Tyrom
Ife
Pather of Happiness
Albert Swanson
Francis
Prwin
Pauline Schmidt
Elisabeth Doonan Money
Mildred Lynch
Carroll Gomid Cov
Ewe
Helen Cooper
Frank Horlskey
Evelyn Boyce
Arnold
Mario Smith
Lorraine von Pawel
Dorothy Clark
Mary Caseidy
Avatied
Cece News
Winifred Taylor Pride
Mary Marron
Oertruds Sweeney
Josephine Mullen
Giant cinnamon bear shot near Cooper Hill Wyoming
COOPER HILL Wyoming June 1 A giant cinnamon bear weighing about 600 pounds roamed the area for years and resisted hunters before being killed by a single shot to the brain. The mounted hide will be displayed locally.
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Cooper Hill
Wyo
Huntera
al. Mountford
Church Services and Sunday School Listings
A crowded church notice lists services across multiple congregations. It names Dr J J Shingler pastor at Congregational Church, Rev E B Brace at Methodist Church, Rev J S Stubblefield at Presbyterian, George Van Winkle at First Baptist, St Marks Episcopal under Rev Huston, St Marys Cathedral, First Church of Christ Scientist, Swedish Lutheran Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church among others with service times, Sunday schools, baptisms, and special evenings. Also notes a Christian Science lecture by George Siew Cook at Parish House May 27.
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Methodist Church
Eighteenth and Central
EB. E. Brace
W. T. Dumm
The
Good Samaritan
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and Carey
Stubblefield
First Baptist Church
Nineteenth and Warren
George van Winkle
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Carey Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Citizens National Bank
Swedish Lutheran Church
House
P. Hohnberg
Dunn Street
Hristian Selence
First Church of Christ
Selentiat
Cheyenne
George Siew Cook
Chicago
Weather Report with Temperature and Wind Details
The report lists a normal temperature of 67 degrees and an actual mean temperature of 62 degrees for the date. Last 24 hours show a 1 degree rise, with highs around 64 and lows near 19. West winds peak at 1 wind unit per hour around 1 20 p.m. Total precipitation since January is 0.07 inches, with normal January rainfall at 6.36 inches.
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