Cheyenne High School Commencement Week Events
Cheyenne events mark commencement with concerts diplomas and receptions. Students and teachers attend glee club performances piano solos and a valedictory as families travel for the ceremony. Notices include alumni receptions and community picnics at Convent and Lake Minnehaha.
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Cheyne High School
Capitol Aventis
George C. Rafter
Musteeue
Oregon Trail
John Harrington
Aeesé
Hermina Stuler
Judge Co
Wyoming
Ovat
Lowell Yeager
Louise Larshyle
Pershing to Leave Fort Russell for San Francisco Visit
General John J. Pershing and family plan two to three weeks at Fort Russell before departing for San Francisco to spend the rest of his leave. The post society and town will miss the distinguished family upon their departure. The field hospital prepares to leave for Sparta Missouri in a few days for summer camp.
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Converer School
Elizabeth
Louise Licey
Goucher College
Mia
John W. Lacey
Margaret Lacey
East
Cheyenne
St. Margaret , School
N Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
Fort Russell
Field Hospital
Sparta
Hopkins Returns to Wheatland for Sister's Funeral
The Visiting List notes Hopkings return to Wheatland with sister Mrs. Pence for the last two weeks before her death. Family from Cheyenne joined for the funeral while Mrs. Dr. Hunteen arrived from Martelle, Iowa where she spent the past eight days.
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Mre
Hopking
Tom Wheatland
Pence
Hopkins
Cheyenne
Dr. Iunteen
Martelle
Iowa
Mrs. Parnell to Host Help Over Another Club
Mrs J A Parnell of 1004 East Lincoln Way will host a meeting of the Help Over Another club Thursday afternoon. The event invites members to gather for community service planning and refreshments.
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J. A. Parnell
East Lincoln
Hospital Aid Society strengthens St John’s care and hospital funds
A society meeting notes annual reports and elections for officers led by Mrs G J Stra cer. It highlights expenditures for a coffee urn, dresser scarfs, and lodge plans. The group emphasizes ongoing fundraising to improve patient comfort and hospital facilities with prominent women of the era identified with the St John’s aid. A plan to refit Masonic lodge furnishings is mentioned.
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Cova
Tol Lowe
Mes
G. J. Stracer
Charles Hiriatol
W Ot. Menteer
Trenmarer
St. John’s
Past Chiefs' Association Meeting With Mrs Jensen
The Past Chiefs' association will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Peter Jensen, 400 East Tenth Street.
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Chiefs’ Association
Peter Jensen
East Tenth Street
Mrs Pritchard entertains ladies of Gentian club
Mrs Charles Pritchard hosted the Gentian club ladies last Thursday afternoon in honor of sister Mrs Fowler visiting from Michigan. The gathering enjoyed pleasant conversation and activities, with refreshments served at five o clock. The next meeting is set for June seventeenth with Mrs George Kuligh as hostess.
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Mra
Charles Pritchard
Mle Gentian Club
Mra. Fowler
Michigan
Pritcchard
George Kuligh
Church notices and social events listed for the week
In Church circles Sunergae Vine Sovinl The Sunergae of St. Mark's will entertain at a dime social at the Par je house this afternoon and all friends are invited to attend The Jewish Circle will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs William Myers The Presbyterian Arii society will meet a Friday afternoon in the church picture and a large attendance is urged
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Limol
Cheyenne
Johnson School
Jessie C. Liston
Ira Hania
Nora Hendershot
Peter Mefarlane
Eon Donald
Joseph Schatz
William M. Jeffers
Omaha
Eileen Jeffers
St. Mary's Cathedral
North Platte
Mrs. Jeffers
Eileen
Beath
Heath
Philadelphia
Alice Beath
Bishop
NB. Thomas
Bishopatone
Alice Meath
Roy
Belknap Nash
Basin
St. Mark's
Sunergae
Parje
William Myers
Presbyterian Arii Society
Episcopalian Convocation Set for Saturday Meeting
The Episcopalian Convocation will meet at the Pariah house on Saturday morning at ten o'clock.
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Pariah House
Lincoln Highway President Tours Coast to Coast
Lincoln Highway president evaluates the coast to coast route under poor roads. He predicts urban benefits from highway tourism and argues the line via Hot Springs Sidney Cheyenne is the direct, best path. He credits Governor Carey and notes plans to meet him, with the party staying at the Plains and their Packard car parked at the Plains garage.
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Denver
Nebraska
Wyoming
Joy
Hig Springs
Sidney
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Colorado
Sprites
Carey
New York
San Francisco
Jor
The
Plains
Cheyenne Motor Club Seeks Arrests For Highway Vandalism
The Cheyenne Motor Club announces rewards for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone shooting at Lincoln Highway markers or defacing them. A second reward targets those who throw nails or objects that endanger tourists on the highway. The club will pursue charges to the full extent of the law.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
Lincoln
Cheyenne Motor Duty
Lincoln Highway
New Ladies Store Opens July 1 at 214 Wear Beven teenth
The Famous Clock and Sulit House will open a ladies ready-to-wear store at 214 Wear Beven teenth Street on July 1 operated by Harry Freed of Denver with 20 years in the business. The interior will be thoroughly remodeled with modern fixtures, and work starts immediately.
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Sulit
Wear Beventeenth Street
Harry Freed
Denver
Otle
Floods Cause Heavy Damage Across Port Worth Area
Heavy rains from the north and west have damaged crops and worsened floods. Wichita Falls is isolated by flood waters. Dynamite was used to blow up a dam embankment to relieve the inundation. Main roads suffer, and Port Worth is without gas due to the storm.
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Port Worth
Tex
Ecouthwaing Fm
Weet Tevas
Wichita Palle i
Baptist Brotherhood Election at First Footlet Church
The Baptist Brotherhood holds its annual election at the First Footlet church on June 8. All members and numbers are requested to be present and to provide proof as required.
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The
Baptist Brotherhood
Pext
Eieping
China and Russia Sign 100 Year Treaty at Kiakhta
A treaty signed today at Kiakhta in Siberia by Russia China and Mongolia restores conditions as of 1912 for Inner Mongolia while Outer Mongolia remains unchanged. The accord aims to ease friction by reaffirming Russian influence in Inner Mongolia after nearly a year of negotiations.
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Washington
Kiakhta
Siberia
Russia
China
Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Cisia
Rusen
Iower Mongolia
Outer Mongolia
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Kensington Wre
A. Morton
Kensington
Charles Wilsock
J. B. Jamison
Trinidad
Congregational Sunday School
Mies Harriet Lund
A. D. Walton
Iernoon
Tire E.W. Glafeke
Misa Land
Walton
Archie Albron
Jefferis
Anna Kent
Mastera Adbert Allison
Lo‘elue Jefferis
Archie Allison
Honor of Mine
Greeley
Miss Brown
Clara Brown
St. John's Hospital
Saffeg
Guy J. Church
Mis. Mabeth Beach
Neb
Mrs. C. A. Beach
Mice Beach
University of Nebraska
Misa Evelyn Sudicon
Miss Macbeth Beach
Evelyn Endicon
University of Wyoming
H. Jensen
Barbara Bon
Prank Bon
Baltimore
Kendall Bon
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Beaman
Dir
Frank Beamate
Silliman
B. 8. Gooper
Lishopstone
Rosalie Goodrich
Wheatland
Laramie
Harriet Lund
Miss Lund
Rachael Justice
Grand Island, Neb
Cityenne
E W. Justice
Martha Sparling
Las Velas
N. M
Mary Brown
Miss Sparling
Fred L. Thompson
Lander
Mr. Thompson
State Live Stock Commission
Marguerite Rhoades
Paula Jorgenaca
Ro Springs
California
Beaver
Ft. Russell Society
Lieutenant Kuznik
Miss Carson
Miss Strohecker
Samuel B. Pearson
Carson
Young’s Cafe
R. C. Shell Venprietrens
Will Flopen
Pew Management
Mystic Maze Club
Mystic Mase Club
Mee Willenceworth
Helf
Hospital Aid Society
Tre Hospital Aid Society
Peet Chiefs’ Association
Gentian Club
Prebyterian Aid Society
Convocation
Beecham
Myers
Eac
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Motor Club
New Ladies
Butte
Company Puble
Aimenee Aus Se
Tenner
Khim
Boek
Serta
Fate Picante
Tad Beatae Lek
Benjamin & Johns
Vaeoeu
Newark
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