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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
16
The fragment lists various spellings and prices for items such as walete and wihlete with values like 1.50, 1.75, 2.50, 7.00, and 5.50 plus odd notations including pounds and decimals. The text lacks context, dates, and clear entities to form a coherent news summary.
Miss Agnes Wright assistant state librarian earns the 1916 1917 Pi Beta Phi graduate fellowship to study at Columbia University School of Journalism New York. The $500 yearly award honors graduate level work and practical newspaper experience since Wyoming University graduate 1913. Decision on accepting to be made soon by Wright.
A luncheon menu item list highlights Fricassee of chicken with steamed apple dumplings Hraleed tenderloin of beef Bordelaise sauce Roast young stuffed turkey Celery driving Roast prime ribs of beef au jus New potatoes in cream new asparagus in butter and a spring vegetable salad priced at 60 cents.
South Side notes announce the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs on a Wednesday morning at St. John’s hospital. Guests include Mrs. L 2 Potter and children from Douglas Wyoming visiting the Mumm family. Mrs. H B Fredericks from Loveland Colorado also visiting. Frank Marsh and wife visit Bonham parents and plan travel with the Irwin brothers show in July. Mrs. Bowman plans to return after Mildred Webber’s Johns Hopkins hospital treatment, which doctors say is not curative.
A transformer at the new city filter plant was struck by lightning during a heavy rainstorm yesterday noon. Fuses burned out but the interior was unharmed. repairs were completed quickly and the unit resumed operation in the afternoon.
The alumni reception committee announced that no invitation was required for alumni to attend, correcting a mistaken belief from last week. In Cheyenne, Mr and Mrs Gilbert F Hayes joined local motorists after purchasing a large Hudson touring car.
Local items report editor C Watt Brandon leaving Kemmerer for Lava Hot Springs Idaho, marriage of Gra Parker to nurse Elizabeth Johnson, patrols in Laramie parks, a movie theater or barber shop ad, road work, and community events. Also note bridge plans in Big Horn county and various Business and civic notices across towns.
William J. Dinneen youngest son of Mr and Mrs WBR Dinneen of this city becomes a Naval Academy cadet after passing the physical and mental tests He is 19 and played football basketball and ran track at Cheyenne High School He was appointed by Senator Warren along with Richard Highleyman and Allan Fowler as the first year class begins tomorrow
Cheyenne teachers outline summer plans submitted to the superintendent's clerk Miss Catherine Chaplin. Many will teach in university and summer schools at Boulder, Lincoln, Laramie, Chicago, and Cheyenne, with several visiting relatives or attending outings and camps.
The fragment lists several women planning travels and visits this summer. Names include Miss Georgia Sullivan heading to Meadville Pennsylvania and others such as Miss Inez Eaton visiting Aurora Nebraska and Mrs Jeasie C Liston visiting Iowa and Illinois. Additional mentions reference Minn Maude Varney and Atina Dobbin with unspecified plans.
Miss Florence Kelley, three year instructor in dramatic art and physical culture at the academy, resigns and will leave Friday for Springfield Ohio. She has guided several notable pupil productions and the convent school will stage As You Like It at the Atas theater tomorrow as the final student play under her direction.
Wanted notice requests all Cadet band members to assemble at City Hall Monday evening at 7 80 for rehearsal and important business under John Blamey guidance.
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