Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Mrs Graham home
A Saturday afternoon DAR gathering at the cozy Mrs Joseph Graham residence on Pebble Street featured a piano solo by Miss Marjie Whipple and a paper on Colonial Women read by Mrs Pitt Govert. Mrs Clara Bond reported on the Nineteenth Nations Congress and other members attended. the group adjourned for the summer with plans to resume in October.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph Graham
Pebbenn Street
Cc. W. Burdick
John Chrey
Majorle Whipple
Pitt, Govert
Clara Bond
D. A
A. Lb. House
Luke Vorhees
A. J. Parshall
Rees Williams
Mrs. Rogers
W.L. Whipple
Majorie Whipple
St. Mark’s Guild
Mra
Wiliam Malioney
Twenty- Second Street
Tle Edelety
Guild Nave
Vor. Hart
A. W. Barber
Daramie
Ity
Sermon Subjects at Churches Today
Multiple Denver churches schedule services with topics on self control Spain and Austria and ongoing ministries. Included are First Methodist with Childrens Day program baptisms and evening addresses, Seventh Day Adventists with 8 pm services at local avenues, and Aton Chapel A M E L with morning and evening services and midweek events.
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All
Central Avenue
Fira
Spain
Austria
P. F.C. BE
First Methodist Church
AV. M. Nelson
Haworth League
K. of P
Woodmen of the World
Aton Chapel
A. M. EL
C. EL OL
P. ml
Frank L. Moore
New U P Time Card Effective With Added Trains
Union Pacific announces a new time card effective this morning with two new trains, a Mail and Express as No. 13 and 20, and the Los Angeles Limited returning after winter service disruption. Westbound No. 19 arrives Cheyenne 8:27 p.m. departs 8:50 p.m. Eastbound No. 20 arrives Cheyenne 2:10 a.m. departs 2:25 a.m. Other trains 7 and 8 begin in Chicago and Los Angeles, reaching Cheyenne Tuesday and Wednesday, then daily. times for Nos. 7 and 8 listed. Nos. 1 and 6 adjust to new schedules with revised arrival and departure times.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles Limited
San Pedro
Cheyenne
Chicago
Los Angeles
Death of Mrs. Mary W. Smith widow of W. O. Smith
Mrs. Mary W. Smith widow of the late W. O. Smith died at St. John's hospital at 12:30 Saturday week after a stroke. She was the last survivor of her family, leaving a sister Mrs. T. F. Corbin and brothers Mr. Marshall Johnson of Denver and Mr. C. B. Johnson of Middleton, Ohio. Funeral arrangements to be announced after Mr. Johnson arrives from Denver.
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Mary W. Smith
W. O. Smith
St. John's Hospital
Slater
T. F. Corbin
Marshall Johnson
Denver
C. B. Johnson
Middleton
Ollo
Johnson
Scottish Rite Reunion Opens at Masonic Temple
On Tuesday morning the Wyoming Scottish Rite bodies meet at the Masonic Temple in Chi city for their semi annual reunion. A list of thirty Master Masons will receive degrees from the fourth to the thirty second and conferred with ritual work. The four day event includes luncheon and a dance with prominent Masons from across the state expected to attend.
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Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Chia City
Mithem
Dry farming congress in Pretoria aims at expansion
A Pretoria meeting marks the start of an annual dry farming congress movement led by Dr. William Macdonald. Hundreds of farmers including government and large landowners, gather at Klerksdorp to discuss dry land agriculture and its potential to transform the Transvaal with high yields and new methods.
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Pretoria
William Macdonald
Distriet
Kler
Boil Rae
Annet
Laramie County Bar Association Formed in Courthouse
About fifteen local attorneys met in the district court room and organized the Laramie County Bar Association. Judge Gibson Clark was elected president with M. A. Kline as vice president C My Watts as secretary and Ray J. Lea as treasurer. Honorary members include district federal and supreme court judges. A banquet is planned and a committee of Jack Clark T Blake Kennedy and S B Pearlstine will arrange it. The group aims to recruit all county lawyers and encourage county bar formations statewide toward a state association.
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Laramie County Bar Association
Aramie County Bar Association
Gibson Clark
M. A. Kline
C. My. Watts
Ray J. Lea
Matson
Federal
Jack Clark
Blake Kennedy
Pearlstine
Laramie County
Judge Harris Drowns Demonstrating Swimming Skill
Tiptonville Tenn June Lt. Judge Harris long troubled by night riders drowned while swimming on Reelfoot Lake. He leaped from a launch to show his ability, swam a short distance, then sank. The body was recovered and a post mortem listed heart failure as the cause.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Judge Harris
Harris
Reelfoot Lake
Jane Thompson Injured When Horse Falls Near Capitol
Jane Thompson suffered a dislocated right arm and minor bruises after a horse she was riding fell and rolled over near the Capitol last night. She was thrown from the saddle and received painful injuries, but no serious harm is suspected.
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Jane Thompson
Capitol List
Big three day Thermopolis celebration eyed for June
Thermopolis Wyoming gears up for June 22 23 and 24 festival to celebrate the Hurtington railroad arrival. Officials expect large crowds from Cheyenne Big Horn Sheridan and other counties with a Montana delegation also likely. Major events include boxing bouts Eddie McGoorty versus Tony Caponi over twenty rounds and tours of local hot springs. Burlington railroad offers ample trains and one third fare round trip.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Hurtington
Cheyenne
Big Horn Sheridan
Wyoming
Montana Point
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Whaconasin
Tony Caponi
Chicago
Burington
Former Warden Aposes Alleged Embezzler, Rawlins Note
George Lewis former warden of the state penitentiary and special agent for Union Pacific reaches Rawlins from Los Angeles where he captured W A Howard former Rock Springs ticket agent accused of embezzling a large sum from the company tickets. The chase extended through Cheyenne and California.
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Aptes
Mebezhmers
Rawlins
George Lewis
This
Union Pacific Railroad
Rawling
Los Angeles
W. A. Howard
Rock Springs
Howard
Cheyenne
Cies Im Cal
June weddings number in Carbon Capitol area
Rawlins June 11 Rawline and Carbon county report three June weddings this week. Miss Kile Johnson teaches in the public schools and marries Mr Broeback. Miss Alice Whitehouse weds Verne Farris, and Miss Edith Butler unites with Jasper McLennan of Hanna.
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Rawlins
Jime
Rawline
Carbon County
God of Love
Kile Johnson
Broeback
Alice Whitehouse
Verne Farris
Edith Butler
Jasper McLennan
Hanna
Rawlins Elks Hire Band Master to Reorganize
Rawlins Elks lodge has engaged Prof. E. B. Hoffman a noted bandmaster to reorganize the Elks band. He aims to have the group ready for the Fourth of July celebration and to attend the convention at Cheyenne.
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Rawlins
Hikg
E. B. Hoffman
Elks
Teyenne
Jackson Hole Metropolis to Have Brick Buildings
Jackson Wyoming June 1. A number of modern brick business buildings are contemplated by local businessmen and work is expected to begin before summer ends. Messrs Robinson and Cowan have started to construct a drink manufacturing plant and expect to produce several thousand drinks per day soon.
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Jackson
Wyo
Messrs. Robinson
Cowan
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