Local women ship 39 garments for war relief
Mrs. Carey and her party returned from Excelsior Springs Mo with 39 garments donated to the Ned Cross Society. Signatures found on two pieces from Mary Cunningham and Agnes Spier show children actively aiding war sufferers. The Women’s Committee urges ongoing knitting and prompt delivery to headquarters for shipment.
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John FP. Carey
Ned Cross Society
Gallio
Mary Cunningham
Agnes Spier
William J. O'Boyle Arrives Home From Overseas
William J. O'Boyle returns to Cheyenne after a year in active service overseas. He is to be discharged today at Fort D. A. Russell and will visit Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Conway, his sister Mrs. Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan J. O'Boyle
O'Boyle
Fort D. A. Russell
J. H. Conway
Basin Woman's Club elects Mrs. Guy Brill president
Mrs. Guy Brill of Basin has been elected president of the Basin Woman's club. She formerly lived in Cheyenne and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Asile. Mrs. Burke A. McIntosh of Kellows Idaho is visiting Cheyenne. W. W. Grahram of North Bend Nebraska is in the city. Mr Sasso and Charles Ditton are in Cheyenne from Pueblo Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brill
Basin
Burke A. McIntosh
Kellows, Idaho
Cheyenne
W. W. Grahram
North Bend, Nebr
Mr. Sasso
Charles “Ditton
Pueblo, Colo
Mrs Cole to Entertain Jewish Circle Today
Mrs Cole will entertain the Jewish Circle this afternoon at the David apartments. The gathering will include members of the group and is announced for community social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cole
Entertained At The Post In Cheyenne Social Roundup
Entertaining at 310 East Twenty second Street, Mr and Mrs Will Reid hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs W K Lee before their departure for Rock Springs. The gathering featured lilac decor and a host of guests including Miss Margaret Lee and Master Jimmie Lee. The page also notes Red Cross and War Camp Service hosted dancing at the post headquarters for visiting troops and lists numerous locals and visitors in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reid
East Twenty-second Street
W. K .Lee
Rock Springs
Helen Reid
Lauda Newlin
Reid
W. K. Lee
Margaret Lee
Norton Lee
Jimmie Lee
Will Heed
Willian Reid
Will Nieman
The
Red Cross
War Camp
Dinneen to Graduate from Annapolis This Friday
Mrs. W Dinneen travels to Annapolis to attend the graduation exercises of her son William J Dinneen. William J Dinneen is the son of Mr and Mrs W J Dinneen of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dinneen
Annapolis
W. Dinneen
Annapolise
William J. Dinneen
Johnsons Leave for East to See Emily’s Production
Mr and Mrs Albert D Johnson and Miss Elizabeth depart for the east to attend Emily Johnston’s production exercises after completing her course at Danahall. They will stay several weeks visiting relatives while Mrs W G Bruce hosts a family dinner for son William L Bruce on a fifteen day shore leave from the navy.
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Albert D. Johnson
Elizabeth
Emily Johnston
Danahall
W. G. Bruce
Willam L. Bruce
Bruce
Alaska
Angus Lawson
Robert Lawson
Arthur Carpenter
John Chaplin
Misa Ruth Chaplin
Flalph Smith
Young Daugher
James Chaplin
Donald Brice
Former Cheyenne Railroaders Find New Homes Across States
Ted Morrison, once a fireman on the Colorado and Southern, has joined the United States cadets program at the new Ubinas Central line with headquarters in Memphis. His brother James Morrison, formerly a Union Pacific wiper, is now a mechanic for the Alabama, Vicksburg & Pacific in Vicksburg. James Morrison Sr., once a Carbon County rancher, lost his wife to influenza last winter and now resides near Shreveport where he bought a small cotton farm.
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Ted Morrison
Colorade & Sculleoun
Servier
States
Ubinas Central
Younu & Mississippi Vally
Mempla
James Morrican
Union Pacific
Alabama
Vicksburg & Pacific
Vicksburg
James Morrison
Carbon Country
Shreveport
Three Sets of Twins Bless Rourke Family
The Rourke family from Little Morse Greek travels via Cheyenne to Omaha to visit relatives. Parents Michael and Mrs Rourke arrived in 16 years ago from Belfast. their children Mil Ioy, Frances, Matthew, John, Evelyn, and Magdalyn range in ages from 4 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thourke
Little Morse
Tranil
Omaha
Belfast
Sheepmen Reported Selling Out Flocks
Railroad omen and ranchmen say many sheep raisers are selling their flocks after the shearing season due to high feeding costs and drought. Food is expensive to feed a large number of animals and driving them is difficult. Mrs. Wugh J. White of Columbia, Minn., named trustee of the State Industrial and Training School, is the first woman in Mississippi to hold such a state position. Miss May Henderson of Conover named secretary of the Colorado State Board of Pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wugh J. White
Columbia, Mins
Mins May Henderson
Conover
Colorado State Board of Pardons
Owensboro forms all women stock oil firm in Kentucky
A newly organized oil company in Owensboro consists entirely of women stockholders. A controversial statistic from the British Isles claims only nine of twenty babies reach marriage, with the rest dying young or unwed.
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First Oil Company
Kentucky
Owensboro
British Isles
Women Workers Rise in Railroads Shifting Telegraph Roles
The article notes women have entered telegraph and station work across major lines as men serve in the war. It cites Northwestern Deadwood, Chicago Great Western, and Southern Pacific employing hundreds of women, praising their reliability and absence of bad habits. It mentions husbands returning to help and an example of a wife handling a second task at the station. It also briefly touches on related industrial trivia.
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Northwestern
Deadwood
Chicago
Great Wesker
Southern Pacific
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Kellogg's
Robert D. Carey
Sarah Carey
William J. O’boyle
Thom Harderton
Wichita Alts
Texas
Woman’s Club
Vaca Ion
Gneyenne
Wyoming
Mrs
M. W. Martin
Wamego
Kansas
George Lynch
Kimball
Nebr
Malskieg
Eaton
Galo
R Carl Murphy
Sherbrooe
Da.s
City
God
W. H Kieinke
Mr. Murphy
Kieinke
Steve Brower
North Platte
Corbin Jones
Paul Lariver
East
James’ Jilieh
Mildred Kinney
Lincoln
Miss Kinney
University of Nebraska
H. B. Vincent
St. Louis
Will. Davies
A. J. Hamilton
Denver
T. Wood
Milwaukee, Wis
W. R. C. Sewing Circle
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Mawer Street
Club Sews
Mary Bryant
Mise Margheh
J. D. Miller
Washington, D.C
St. L. Grant
Kansas City
John AL Austo
Redgepart
Burke Haller
Wiliam Shaffer
Simpson
Califore
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Gether
Miss
Culley
Mrs. Kerris
Plb
Walker
Ydaughter
Cheyenne Feam Greeley
Cale
Theodore V. Nandhell
Gageduma, § S.A
Roy J. White
Plains Hotel
Bernard Holtuat
Lagamie
Mr. Holbrook
Harry YT Bia
Fred. Ayer
Marry Vanderhoff
Ouks, Colo
Ac Beck
J. At Beck
Miller
Lincoln, Nebr
L. F. Almgrin
Christensen
New York
Apel
Waldemar Christensen
A.B. P
M. F. Strand
A.B. Numsgrove
New York Ily
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Bradford
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Des Moines
Towa
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St. Louis, Mo
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Hieorge’ Wellhausen
Salt Lake City
Elby
Aimerica
Mieibeth Marbury
Europe
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Fletcher
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Rourke
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Miss Bleibtrey
Krembrandt
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