Church Services and Children's Day Activities
Local churches announce schedules for Sunday services and Children’s Day activities. St Mark's Episcopal on Nineteenth Street lists Holy Communion at 7:45, morning prayers at 11, evening prayers at 7:30 and 8, with children conducting the 11 o'clock service. Presbyterian features Children’s Day at 11 with costumes and a sermon on teaching children God’s Word, plus a musical service at 8 led by notable participants. Newton M Temple's Methodist Episcopal church states Sunday School at 10, worship at 11 on the forgiving trespasses theme, Epworth League at 7:30, and 8 p.m. preaching on the Golden Rule. St Mary’s Cathedral with Bishop McGovern and Father Hartman posts low mass at 6 and 8, high mass with sermon at 9:40, benediction at 4. First Church of Christ Scientist notes Sunday service at 11:40 and Wednesday at 8, with reading rooms open daily 2:30 to 4:30 and Sunday school at 4.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Nineteenth Street
Gentral Ave
Charles A. Bennett
Congregational
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
St. Mary's Cathedral
Patrick A. McGovern
Ev. James Hartman
Kosters
Father Hartman
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty Sixth Street
Carey ‘Avenue
Hynds
Mistress Roberts to Be Laid at Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie D. Roberts of Federal will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Barry-Bricker brothers chapel. Rev. Newton M. Temple will officiate. Internment will be at Lakeview cemetery. Elks notice flag day services at Elks Home Monday evening. Public invited. A. S. Leslie Exalted Ruler J. J. McInerney Secretary.
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Lottie D. Roberts
Federal
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Newton M. Temple
Lakeview Cemetery
ELKS
Elks Home
Auto top makers Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder
Local ad listing services for auto tops and carriage manufacturing by Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbinder. It promotes prompt repair and efficient service alongside insurance and real estate offerings from nearby firms and a taxi service with a 7 passenger Hudson for trips.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
On the Spur of the Moment by Roy K. Moulton
A humorous verse sketch contrasts two men John Angus McWhitty and Hank Hawkins fleeing city and farm life. Real estate twists force a return to roots while satire notes Oklahoma City reforms and a soldiers bonus debate. Teresa Lawlor comments on Emma Goldman.
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John Angus McWhitty
Hank Hawkins
Ife
Mr. McWhitty
Wank Hawkins
Angus McWhitty
Best of 50 000 Limericks Chosen by Boston Post
The Boston Post selects the top limerick from a contest of fifty thousand entries. The article notes this is the most successful contest ever held and highlights the winning verse, calling attention to the final line.
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Boston “Post
Carnival Set to Open in Cheyenne With Big Display
The carnival company arrives at 3 today and 7 pm opening follows on Monday under American Legion auspices. The 25 carloads feature 350 staff and a large amusement exhibits at Randall Avenue and Pershing Boulevard, with special streetcar service planned. The train arrives at 3 this afternoon.
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Bernardi
Gheyenne
American Legion
Cheyenne
Randall Avenue
Pershing Boulevard
Rowdyism in Baseball Erupts Across Major Leagues
The column condemns on field violence and crowd abuse seen in recent games, citing incidents involving Bob Shawkey and Tris Speaker. It urges league leaders, owners, managers, and fans to eject offenders to protect the sport’s integrity and mentor young players away from taunting and brawling. It notes Connie Mack's efforts to curb misbehavior through talks and discipline.
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Hildebrand
Bob Shawkey
Yankees
Otter
Memorial Services at Odd Fellows Cemetery
Memorial services are scheduled for Sunday June 13 at 2 30 pm at Odd Fellows Cemetery. The committee announces the gathering with participation from the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows groups.
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ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Cemetery
City News in Brief from Cheyenne
City pages note many swimmers at Second Lake with hot weather and fine water. Posters for the Roving Marine band plastered around Cheyenne with window cards. Police patrol runway excavation near the new jail nearly finished with concrete forms to come. One police court case for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. Wyomingites at the Chicago Republican convention due home soon. A boat at Second Lake, built by Mercury club, as motor craft. McKay park work under way with trees to be planted. Automobiles leaving Cheyenne for hill trips. fishing and picnics planned. Edith Rhodes, jailed woman, now calmer and asks for the time repeatedly. City commissioners to meet in regular session tomorrow. Park driveways completed and smoother. Cars need radiator fills as heat dries water. Police brief flags a coming campaign against sidewalk bicycle riders. Nomination bets fade as Cheyenne residents lay few on Harding.
Aircraft to Return to Hillsdale Today
The Southern Wyoming Aircraft corporation plans another Hillsdale visit for its airplane. Only two flights operated here yesterday.
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Southern Wyoming Aircraft Corporation
Hillsdale
Machine Ae
John Pappas Charged With Embezzlement
John R. Pappas alias John Lambaris was arrested by Omaha officials late last night on charges of embezzling 350 dollars from United Grocery of this city. The act occurred last week and he fled, later located through the sheriff's office here. extradition decisions affect further pursuit.
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John. R. Pappas
John Lambaris
Omaha
United Grocery Company
Pappas
Cheyenne
Funeral postponed for aged colored man Edward Green
Funeral services for Edward Green who died in Gheyenré last Friday are postponed indefinitely while authorities wait to hear from his sons and daughters residing in Virginia. No new date has been set.
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Edward Green
Gheyenré
Virginia
English boxer Jimny Wilde changes stance on America after setback
Jimny Wilde announced he would not pursue ring battles in America after a $600 collection and a disappointed turn in hopes for the country. The change of heart follows his departure with a real working successor for England and signals a shift in his boxing plans.
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Jimny Wilde
Wkring
England
America
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Leslie I. McKinstry
Mistress Roberts
A. S. Leslie
J. J. McInerney
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Automobile Insurance
C. Benner
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
First National Bank
Pioneer
Coliseum
Lincoln Highway
Wellton Sb
Denver, Colo
Shimitz Studios
Capitol Ave
Roy K. Moulton
Billy Sunday
Oklahoma City
Teresa Lawlor
Emma Goldman
Russia
Carnival Company
Tris
Mack
Connie
Connie Mack
Colts
Bobby Roth
Washington
Tris Speaker
Philly
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Carpentier
California
Jim Goffroth
Tia Juana
Goffroith
United States
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
City News
Second Lake
Chicago
The
Mercury Club
McKay Park
Hills
Edith Rhodes
Morniing
Harding
John Pappas
Randall Ave
Chocolate Shop
Tutti Frutti
Rand McNally and Clason
Automobile Blue Book
Wyoming
Wyoming Book Store Company
Ali
Hago
Actp
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